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London, England, 1801-01-19

ADVENTURES OF A BRITISH SCHOONER

In the beginning of lall year the Harbingcr, a
fmall schooner of about 8o tons, belonging to MI-
CHAEL Hooaa,-Efq. of which Mr. BLACK, fon of
the Rev. J. BLACK, of Woodbridge, was Mailer,
was fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope, to carry
a cargo to Port Jackfon, New South Wales; but
feveral fhips arriving at the Cape dellined for that
colony, and a glut expefted, the Harbinger was
converted into a privateer. Mr. BLACK left the
Cape in March, and anchored at St. Catharine's
on the I3th of April. He found the Governor
and feveral of his old 'friends had been carried off
by a fevere dyfentery, which had been raging
amongst the inhabitants. Mr. B. failed up- the
de la Plata, where he cruised about t 6 days,
Turing which time he ran twice in fight of Mon-
tevideo, where three French frigates were refit-
ting. He afterwards ran up as high as Buenos
Ayres, and funk a vessel abreaft of the town, and
captured a brig and a (loop, which he lent to the
Cape of Good Hope, where they arrived Cafe.--
On the sBth of May he fell in with a Chip of woo
tons from Lima, richly laden, carrying s 6 guns,
and full of men. The little Harbinger however
ran down to her, and gave three broadfides into
her item, but was obliged to (beer off, two of her
guns being difabled, her fore-mall fprung, and the
mate feverely wounded. She afterwards returned
to the Cape, which (be left in November lail, with
a cargo for Port Jackfon.

1 Captain BROODER, of the PYLADI3 !loop, arrived
an Saturday at the Admiralty, with difpatches re-
lative to the embargo laid on the Ships of the'
Northern Powers.
Captain JOSEPH HASWELL is appointed to the
Regulating Service, at Exeter, in the room of
Captain SILINELIt, removed to the command of the
Sea Fencililes on the coati of Devon. Captain-
' Tnotass S goes to Jerfey.
The French frigate Medfe, mentioned in Satin.-
day's Gazette, is coming home as a cartel, with
all the Officers and about 300 men, under charge
of the net Lieutenant of the Bassicorux, a Mid-
Chipman, and two or three fenmen. l)uridg the
chace, the French, to improve her ailing,' cut all
1 her knees. The Concorde was to be fold at Rio
Janeiro. The Indiamen Stare in she prize, i 4 FM).
ieq uenee of the Cot:immature having required their
affiflance. The Mates get about tool. a piece., The
French crews arc loaded with money; cloth &c.
the capture of the various veliels they have taken.
The DASHER privateer, which lately fußained a
very gallant alion in the Well Indies with a
Spanirl- Schooner of fuperior force, is reported to
have foundered at fea, and that all on board peri find.
The William, Buckets!), from Newfoundland
to Oporto, is captured by a rowboat.
The Fraw Elisabeth, —, from Peterfburgh
to London, is put into Copenhagen with damage.
The hfunthere, --, from Embden to Bata-
Vll2 and China, is put into Limerick in diftrefs,
and fcizcd.
London, England, 1801-01-19

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The crew of the VANGUARD, for the recapture
of the American brigs Ranger and Nabby will be
paid their proportions arifing from the falvage of
the faid brigs, at Cecil-lireet, on Friday the 23d
infant.

The crew of the Hussite, for the recapture of
the fhip Princefs Charlotte, and capture of the
French fchooner la Francoife and cargo, in com-
pany with la Loire and the Milbrook fchooner,
will be paid their proportions of the proceeds arif-
ing therefrom, on board the HUSSAR, on Thurf-
day the Lid infiant.
The crew a the hired cutter DILIGENT will be
paid their (hares or the net proceeds of the fal-
irue for the recaptured rails Freedom and
William, on her arrival at Yarmouth.
The crew of the hired armed lugger Rovs It, for
the recapture of the brig Hope, will be paid their
proportion of the falvage of the Paid veffel and
cargo on her arrival in part.

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London, England, 1801-01-19

LEEDS, JAM:IASI 13, 1801.

AT a very numerous and refpeetabie Meeting
of MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and MIL
OWNERS, held this day at the Mixed Cloth Hall, in purfu-
ance of public Advertifement from the Truftees of the Mixed
and Whirr Cloth Halls, to take into confideration the propriety
of petitioning the RING for the purpofe of obtaining a Speedy
Peace.
Mr. JOSEPH LINSLEY, in the Chair.
It was unanimoufly Refolved—l. That great numbers of
laborious and induftrious families, who have hitherto fupport-
cd themfelves by the Manufactures of this neighbourhood, arc
now reduced to the greateft diftrefs.
Refolved unanimoufly—ll. That many of the more wealthy
Manufacturers, wanting a Sale fix their Goods, have been un-
der the neceility of difmlifmg a great proportion of their work-
men, who In confequence thereof have been obliged to apply
for Parochial Relief, Thereby adding to the numbers already
dependent upon the Farifhes for their fubftitence, which has
advanced our Poor-rates beyond all example.
Refolved unanimoufly—lll. That our Taxes have advanced
in as great or a greater proportion.
Refolved unanimoufly —IV. That in addition to thde
every kind of Provifions, and particularly Corn, has rifen to
a molt exorbitant price.
Confiderlog that Want of Employment to the prefent extent,
the excel:live demands upon us for Poor-rates, the enormous
Taxes, and the high Price of Provillons, were unknown to this
Country before the unfortuaate War in which we are engaged,
Refolved unanimoufly—V. That the War is the principal
aide of there complicated Evils; that if it be continued, the
abfelute Ruln of very great numbers of us is Inevitable • and
that it is a duty we owe to our Country, our Families, and our
Potterity, to petition the King to adopt fuck meafures as his
Majefty in kis Wifdom may fee fit for the purpofe of obtaining
a fpcody Peace.
Refolved unanimoufly—Vl. That a Committee of Thirteen
Gentlemen be appointed,' with power to add to their number,
to carry the foregoing Rdolution into ace.
Rgolved—Vll. That WILLIAM WILIIIIMORCt Efq. and
the amicable H. LASCILLES, our County Members, be re-
quelled to pre-fent the Petition to the Ring.
Moved unanimoully—Vlll. That the Proceedings of this
Meeting be publifhed in the Leeds and Inch Provincial and
London Papers as the Committee may judge proper.
Refolved unanimoufly—lX. That the Thanks of this Meet-
ing be given to the Trances of the Mixed and White Cloth
Hall. for calling us together upon this important wawa.
Refolved unanimoufly—X. That the Thanks of tide Meeting
be given to Mr. Jofeph Linfley, for his impartial Cando& in
the Chair. JOSEPH LINSLEY, Chairman..
London, England, 1801-09-25

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen-fre-
quently fuller great pecuniary inconvenienee for want
of kosnrciog rant reipadisble Anima through whole medium
they may be accommodated with temporary or permanent bums
of Money ; all Pcifens in polfedion of incomes arifing from
Freehold. Capybold. or Leakbold Musa, ia Land or Hodes,
Money lot be Fuods, Ran Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv-
ings, or any other certain (cease for life, may be Cupplied with
t Anporary or permanent turns of mot ey to any amount, by
paying an adequate Annuity Inter& for the Lune, with power
to return the principal at their owa option.

Perfoual applications will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from Currefpondcnu, In town or country,
will be immediately aufwered.
Addrefs to Mdirs. Harris and Co. at their honk, No. 22,
Great Suffolk-ftreet, Charing-crofs ; but no letters will be ad-
mitted, unlefs poll paid.
London, England, 1801-09-25

LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

JOHN ROSS, AlLRant to the late Jotttt DAVEN-
roar, of Builton Grove, in the County of Salop, Efq. meirt
r-Ipeaftilly informs the lelotellity and Gentry, that he continues
to lay out Parke, Paddeeke, Water, Pleafure Grounds, and
Gardens in the Bra Ade; Ukewife given defigna for all Hord-
cultural and Ornamental Building, on the newel and molt ap-
proved principle, with Minutes mad Surveys is happy to add,
thaf he has acquired a new method whereby much labour is
raved, and by which be is enabled, in a few hours, to lay down
the outlines of every Rural improvement &Arable, and will en-
gage to give fuch inftrudtious as will enable them to carry on
his plans under their own Infpoßion ; has experienced men to
fuperiutend the works when required.
Letters addrefted. to John Rae, Snrevribury ; or to No. et,
Chapel-itrect, Pcntonyd:e, near London, will meet due at-
tention.
London, England, 1801-09-25

LECTURES ON SURGERY.

MR. THOMAS will commence his AUTON!.
NAL COURSES, on Monday, °debt: the sth, at
Seven &yip& ha the twariag, at his Houle, Nix 49, Leiccßer-
fquare, where a Pfao of the LeCtures may be bad, and at the
Anatomical 'Fbeatrc, Windmill-12mm
London, England, 1801-09-25

• EAST INDIA SHIPPING:

At a Court of DireElors of the Eall India Com-
pany held yellerday, Capt. WM. J. Mom refign-
edthe command of the Walthamtlow Ea( India-
Man, detlined to Madras and Bengal.--Mr.Wto-
Ram 'has appointed WM. AGN EW, Efq. of Charl-
ton, Kent, to the command.

•The following times were fixed for the difpatch
of the Company's !hips of the enfuing feafon

The Arnliton, for St. Helena and China, to be afloat 6th
November, 18ot ; fall to Oravefcnd aoth ditto; be in the
Downs 26th December.

New Ship, Capt. Paascorrt Cireneefter and Walmer Cat-
tle, for Cosa and China; and the new (hip Woodeot, for St.
Helena and China, be afloat azit November,, dot; fail to
Draeefendyth December; be in the Downs zoth January.

The Lady Barges, Lady Jane Dtindal, Marquis WeHenry,
and Ncw Ship, Capt. MEADOWS, for CoAft and Bay; be afloat
sth December ; fail to Gravefend soth ditto ; be in the Downs
25th January.
The Walthamlbsw, Bengal, Lord Nelfon, and New Ship,
Capt. PISICY, for Coaft and-Bay ; and New Ship, Mr. Loca c,
of Soo tons, for Madras and the Molucca Elands; be afloat 4th
January ; fallen Graveknd 18th January; be in the Downs aid
ebruary.
The new thip, Capt. lowa', Cuffnells, Ceres, Bronfvelek,
Glatton, and Royal Charlotte, for China; be afloat tats Jan-
uary, ttaa ; fail to Gravefend ad February; be in the Downs
toth March; and,
That the Earl St. Vincent and Sir Edward Hughes, for Bom-
bay, and Britannia, for Madras and Ceylon, if the two latter
thould arrive in time ; be afloat ad February, rBoa ; Lail to
Gravefend 16th February; and be in the Downs asth March.

AU the above (hips are to remain at Gravefend
3o days.
A fleet of fhips from India are expeCted in
about a month. This is what is termed the Sum-
mer fleet, which has been already from England
more than fifteen months. This fleet is expeCted
to comprife three (hips from Bengal and Bombay,
viz. Th.* CASTLE EDEN, Capt. ALEXANDER CUM-
MING; the CITY OF LONDON, Capt. ABRAHAM
GREEN; and the PHOENIX, Capt. WILLIAM MOF-
FATT; together with the BRITANNIA, frcm Coati
' and Bay • the GANGES, from Bengal; the EARL
Taxaor, frcm Bombay and China, and fix dire&
China fhips, viz. The BOMBAY CASTLE, EXETER,
HUGH INGLIS, NEPTUNE, Courts, and DORSET.
SHIRE; the ROCKINGHAM, from Madras and Ben-
gal, and the feven extra chips from Bengal, which
failed from England in June, titoo, will in all pro
bability arrive -before Chrilimas, which will com-
plete the arrival of all the Ealt India (hips for the
futon 'Soo.
London, England, 1801-09-25

MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
HOSPITAL.

MR. ABERNETHY will begin his firßCourfe
of Leetures on NATURAL, and MORBID ANATO-
MY and PHYSIOLOGY, on Thurfday nem, at two o'clock.
Mr.Ahernethy's ftrft Courfc of Leetures on the Principles and
Pradtke of SURGERY, will &romance on Moot:by, Oetobcr
i, et form o'clock in the evening.
London, England, 1801-09-25

BETWEEN NOTTINGHAM AND NEWARK.
TO RE. SOLD BY AUCTIOW-44 Mr. RAINC.
_ .

On Friday, the t6th of Odlober, at the Rainbow Coffee Houle,
in Cornh'al, London, at twelve o'clock, in One Lot
FREEHOLD AND 'TITHE-FREEEESTATE, confilling of a confulcrahle quantity of rich
Grazing Land, advantegeoufly as well a+ beautifully fituated,
oo the bank., of the navigable River Tront, with a due propor-
tiou of al.rablc Ground, forming together a very valuabk l'arm;
uow under Leak to Mr. Thortiton Pucklinen°, an excellent
Tenant (but terms are with him fettled for quitting the Effete
at Ladyl)'y next, if required), the whole Pmperty lice in and
round the village of 113lcafby ; tz miles from Nottingham,
8 from Newark, and 3 from Soothe/ell; and contains in the
whole, Two Hundred and Thirty-61 Acres of rich Land.
To be viewed, by application to Mr. Pocklinvon, of whom
printed particulars may be had; alto of the '..rinters of the Not-
tingham and Northampton Papers; tiaracen's Head, Newark;
George, Grantham ; Cranes, Leicefter ; of Meffra Green and
'Pennant, Gray's-inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Paine,
Land Surveyor, Charlotte-Itrcet, Bloomfarury, Landow, where
• Plan may be fern.
London, England, 1801-09-25

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 24.

Sailed the RAcooi, of- 18 guns, Captain SAN-
DENS, with a convoy' for the Downs; and FAL-
CON, with the following (hips for Madeira :
Lucy, AaHooL ; Chance, WHITE , Catherine and
Eliza, PaITT Princefs Amelia, SV/AIN.
The (hip RaiLes has not failed from the Downs
as formerly Rated, but is Rill here; flie has, how-
ever, received inilruetions from the RACOON to
proceed for the Downt
London, England, 1801-09-25

Apply to Mr. Derby, Great James-llroet,Bedford-row.

WANTED, at any dillance within Ten Miles
of London, a Houk and Land, connedled with a dear
rad eoriftently running Bream of Water, having roomy and
eateasave Premifes, w►ic► way be converted to pwpoks of
Bufmcfs; alfo three or four Cottages, nearly adjoining.
Lettav addreffed to A. it. at Tom's Coffee-houfe, giving a
general defcription of the Presniks, will have due attention.

FROM Fifteen to Twenty-five Thoufand Pounds
wanted, to place in a molt eligible Concern, with will
feeure a great Profit to the Proprietor without the trait rilk or
trouble.

Letters (pat paid) &retied for Mr. Harris, No. 456, Swami,
will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1801-09-25

WILTSHIRE; WATER EATON.
THIS MANOR and ESTATE, which were
advertifud Inc Sale by Public Audtion, at the RAM INN,
in Cirencefter, on Monday the 26th day of odtober next, have
been difrofed of by Private Contract.

NA/ANTED on Mortgage of an unincombered
FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a RcSifier Colmar, faam
to wool.; the paella-mai of the Elate exceeds zsooL To
idure the palatial Payment of Intcreft, a Receiver win be
kppointed.
London, England, 1801-09-25

CORK, SEPTEMBER z 7. , '

We were yeaerday favoured with a letter from
a Gentleman on board the Goacow armed fhip,
which, with the Goon Das Jou tranfport, carried
out from hence the sad Light Dragoons to Egypt.
They failed from the Cove on the t 6th of June,
and got within fight of the rock of Gibraltar early
in July, when they were cly..fed by an enemy's
fquadron of three (hips of the line and a frigate,
probaly that commanded by Admiral Lt 4011 j
bat which the Gosoon efcaped, through fuperior
filing, and by paffing the Gut dole in by the Afri.
c..n (bore. As to the GOOD Deluca, the people
of the Gottoo* totally loft fight of her, and were
afraid the may have been captured. On the I 3th
of July the Goaoow arrived at Malta, and imme-
diately continued her voyage towards Egypt. Six
hundred men of the zad were on board the Goa-
cow, and only zoo of that regimcnt in the Goon
Dssiom ; and, notwithttand:og the very crowded
hate of th.: former, a v.. Tel not well calcul.ted fur
carrying more than 330 men, they had only fix
Each, and had not loft more than two men up to
the i3th of July.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Indußry, Youno, from (tebec to Leh,
L loft in the River Bt. Lawrence.

The Britannia, from London, is loft in
Oil Harbour, Jamaica.
The Morland, —l—, of Leith, is burnt in Salt
Ever, Jamaica.
The Bclion_ SCAT rr, for Liverpool, is obliged
to unload at Montego Bay..

The Dalrymple, Matsu, from Barbadoes to
tebec, is 101 l in the River St. Lawrence. Part
of the cargo fared.
The Royal Oak, of Workington, which was on
Tore near Douglas-Head, (lile of Man) is got off.

The ?Any, Rosin sox, for Liverpool, is put
back to JArnaica, leaky.

The Diana, of HuU, from Paframa-
pldy, with (everal other verde, are taken off the
Bay of St. Jahn% by a (mall privateer.
DEAL, Seer. 24.—Setiled the EUGENE and Di.
tIGENCE hoops, Born and FERRET gun-verde,
and Limy cutter, under the command (4. Cap-
t..in Sow gambit, for the Coati of France. Wind
N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 2¢—Palled by, the Triton,
Pa am from St. Bartholomew's ; Charlotte, So 14-
mEss, from Demerara; John and Mary, SHiRRY,
from Berbice ; Mercury, Glees ; Enterprize,
SHRDLET ; and Allphalor, SMITH, from Marti•
nique ; Johannes, Weir, from St. Croix ; Ceres,
M•lsrosn, from St. Lucia ; Camperdown,
from St. Vincent's; Benjamin and Elizabeth,
----; and Lucas, Lovti.r, from Surinam;
Friends. REED, from Dominica; Governor Milne,
Morravr, from Grenada; Young Wm. WEBB,
iron, Antigua ; Maria, —, from Jamaica ; Ann
and It:then-a. —; Mary, Cast ; Quebec Packet,
; Crolbie, FLETCHER ; and Ariadne, Foss),
from Q2ebec.
London, England, 1801-01-10

SHEERNESS, JANUARY g.

Arrived yelterday his Majefty's Ihip la Drina vs,
of 36 guns, Captain INMAN, front Yarmouth ; the
RATTLE gun brig, Lieutenant Wicitmese, from
Leith ; and the PROVIDENCE hired cutter, Lieu.
tenant COWAN, from a mice. Came into har•
bour l'EsrivoLs brig to be repaired.
London, England, 1801-01-10

FORBURY, READING.

.MR. BATH, one of the AiEftants of RFADING
Sc moo L, having taken a commodious Hoare, adjoinlag to
the School, begs leave to inform Parents and Guardians that,
with the concurrence of Dr. Vat Pr, who wilbes to reduce the
numbers in his own Houfe, he receives Young Gentlemen as
Boarders for that Seminary, on fuch terms as be natters himfelf
will, upon enquiry, meet with their approbation.

FRANCE.
London, England, 1801-01-10

PARIS, JANUARY 4.

When Prince CHARLES refolved on the 22d of
December, to fend Count de MEER FELD to the head-
quarters of MORE A ty, for the purpofe of demanding
a fufpenfion of arms for 48 hours, he at the fame
time difpatched the Prince de LICHTENSTEIN as a
courier to Vienna, for the purpofe of reprefenting
to the EMPEROR the urgency of making peace.
immediately
prepared WICKHAM was prefent, and
prepared to fet out for Vienna, to prevent a deter-
mination fo fatal to the interefls of his Mailer.

Prince CHARLES being made acquainted with his
intention, ordered Prince de LICHTENSTEIN to con-
trive, either by bribery, or doing fomething to the
poflilions, or to the borfes, to retard the journey
of Mr. IrICEHAM.
Prince de LICHTENSTEIN executed his commit-
lion completely : he caufed the harnefs of the
horfes to be cut, and the horfes to be let loofe
about the fields : he caufed the poftilions to be
kept out of the way, and by that means reached
Vienna 15 hours fooner than the Britifh Agent,
who on his arrival found the harmers decided by his
IMPERIAL MAJESTY.
Extra& of a letter from Algiers, dated Dec. 3.
—" Admiral KEITH has demanded by two letters,
that the Government fhould recognife the Maltefe
as fubjeas of his BRITANNIC MAJESTY; the DEY
has declared that he confiders them as enemies,
and that he will pay no refpea to them even under
Englifh colours. This fart is remarkable, as it
places in a firong point of view the want of Eng-
lifh good faith, with which the firmnefs of the DEY
ii Itrikingly contrafled. His refufal proves that
he pofieffes the jufteft ideas of equity and the law.
of nations, openly violated by the Englifh, who,
in defiance of a formal' convention, endeavour to
appropriate the exclufive enjoyment of a conqueft
gained by the united arms of high contraaing
powers. The DRY therefore judges rightly in re-
fufing to recognife the Maltcfe as the fubjedts of
England."—Monikar.
A. Letter from Luneville, dated December 3t,
Pays: "M. the Count de Coasxxxxi. has now inti-
mated by an official note, dated the 3ill of De-
cember, that he was authorifed to give the fame
interpretation to his powers, as the French Plenipo-
tentiary had given them, and to treat without the
concurrence of England. The conferences will
of courfe open to-morrow, the tit of January,
18ot, that is the firft day Of the igth century.—
Let us hope that with the age which is now on
the eve of clofing, will terminate for ever the fatal
influence of the Englifh Government on the Con-
tinent."—Moititeur.
FRENCH FUNDS.--Tizas CO/MIMES:
Jan. a, - - - 46 SS
- - 46 75 .
London, England, 1801-01-10

In the Pref•, end fpeedlly will be publifited,

. • •
A SYSTEM ofCHEMICAL KNOWLEDGE,
aml its applicattooto the Phenomena of Nature and
Art. With the Synoptic Tables of Chemiftry, by A. F. Four-
croy, of the National Inititute of France, Counfellor of State,
Profigor of Chemiftn: at various blic Eftablifhments, ate. &c.
Trattlated from the enlarged Edition of the French original
recently pubUthed at Paris, which includes the whole of the
modern difcoveries.
By WII.I.TAM NiortorsoN,
Author of the Chemical Dictionary, the Philorophical Journal,

&c. See. .
Printed for Cadell and Darks, Strand; and Longman and
Rees, Paternotter-row.
The Synoptic Tables will be publifbed &Tanta 7, very
room.
London, England, 1801-12-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ALL Perfons having any Demand on the El-
fedts of SYDENSIAM WILLIAMS, late of Shcrbornc,in the
County of Dorfct, Gtntkman, dcceafed, arc requeßcd to meet
his Executors on Monday the lath inßant,at the King's Arms
Inn, in Shatorpe, aforefaid, by to o'clock in the forenooz,
when a Ratement of the Fleets of the decesfed will be laid be-
fore them. Abd alfo to coofuk as to the recovery of loch out.
ftanding Debts, as dull appear to be due to the Laid Etta& And
all perfona indebted to the Laid dcceafed, are hereby required to
pay the fame on or before the raid 14th inftant, to Robert Pear•
fon, of Stepletoa, in the (aid county of Dorfet,Efq. or Mr. Re-
brit Williams, Attornerat-Law, Curie Abbas, In the Paid
k county ; or at his Die, in Siserbe:rne afurefaid, who are duly
authorized to reedy the fame, and in default of (orb payment,
profccutioas will
,* immediately commenced without furthsr
notice.—Sherbehae, Dee. t,
London, England, 1801-12-04

10 CURRIERS.

rrlIE Valuable Leak and Good Will of as
eft...billed Houle, in full Trade, at the welt end of the
Town, (chiefly in the Coach line) to be difpufed of by Private
Contra t.—For particulars enquire of Mr. Williams, No. mi.
Great St. Martin's-lane.

ENSIGNCIES, Cornetcies, Sub-Lieutenancies,
and every °beer Comma:lan in the Army witted.—Ad-
jutancy, Quarter-Maftery of Infantry, Surroney, Cadetcy.—
Exchanges in every Rank and Station, Military Appointments
of seal. god. awl. and tool. per Annum, for Sale. A bme-
cure exempting from the Service of Civil Office` A Civil
Appoint:nem in the EaR India Comp.uirb Service in India.
Apply it the Army Agent's Office, No. 3. Nortburnberlmid-
fired. Strand, between Eleven and Four o'clock. No Leiters
aufwered unld, Poll Free.
London, England, 1801-12-04

CAPITAL REVERSIONS.

To be Sold by AUCTION by Meths. SKINNER and DYKE
On Wednefday the 76th init. at 12 o'clock, at Carnteray's
Coffee-honk, 'Changvalley, Cunhal. In One Lot,

ALL the ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE, anti,
rEREST, of Two Gentlemen, the one aged about 34,
the other about ad,of and in the Stll3l Of 49811. 133. 1141. payable
on the Deceafe of a Lady now 36 years of ago., fulijo.di to an
Annuity of ao Guineas payable to a Woman Servant about ac
years of age, for her
Allb, all their Eftate, Right, Title and Intereft, of, in, and to
the Surn of ylltaL roe. Three per Ctnt. Confab, tranafcrable oa
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Manufadtates and Commerce. Of this ufeful Work, Teu
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Petition wits prrfented from the Vorporation of New Si
rum, manta permitting dos renewal of the diftillery fro:
Grain.

Mr. G.Oca. e bean* in the Bill tor railing Maintjoy.c,
Dublin, which was read a firtt time.

A Petition was frellened train the County of Abrdeen, re
feeling the en. ion of a new Bridewa
Lord Ginnsurvi a gloved the third reading 01 the Feet*
Correfpondenee BUL
. . . . _ .

17se BM was read a third time undysied. •
The report ache Eichoepser Biliafonding Bill was broni
up and agreed to, and she Dili waa Ilfliertli to be read a tat
tune to-morrow.

l'he report of the Corn Expontation Bill was brought up.,
the Bill was ordered to be read a third dire to-inorroir.
The Rill for rang NW Millions by Loan orastlieq
Bills was read a feeond .Im, and was ordered to be rowel
to morrow.

The Prize, Goods Bill was read a (mood tiine, and Commit,
ted for to-morrow,

Organziwri Silk Importation Bill was read a fcAtid
A wattage was delivered from the Lords, !tat*, that
had agreed to levcral Private Bill&

The Ste TTTTTT at WAR moved the third read:ng of
Militia DiIL The Bill was road a third time and p.ual.
Mr. Coaar brought up an Account of the Tam!). of C
Malt. and Rice. imported into Ireland for ten yen', prezch
the 25th Of March, otot...,Ordered to lie on the Vabit.
Colonel FuLLiiarota laid he had given untie
fomc time ago of a motion for leave to bring in
Bill to regulate Schoolmafters in Scotland. It
(till his intention to bring forward this queili
but as molt of the Members from that part of
country were now abfent, he thnuld with to deh.
it until a more favourable opportunity. He wool
bring it on after the recefs.
Mr. Wrt. DUNDAS was very glad to hear th...
the Hon. Gentleman did not intend to abandoi.
the motion, but only withed to delay it until there
mould be a more it:morons attendance of Men..
ben from North-Britain. It was highly neceffer:
that fomethin; &could be done to regulate :i,:
fchoolmafters in that part of the Empire, but it
was a fubjed of importance, and would require,
much deliberation and dircuaion.

Adjourned at five o'clock till to morrow.

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London, England, 1801-12-04

HAMBURGH, NOVEMBER zo.

The following important State Papers have jull
appeared: . .

LETTER OF THE STATE AND CABINET mtwisTrt,
HIS EXCELLENCY COURT CORENTIEL, TO COUNT
S 1.4010 W, THE IMPERIAL MINISTER AT BERLIN.
Vienna, °Reber 14, ti3ol.
. .

Yelterday intelligence was received that his
Royal Highnefs the Archduke ANTHONY was
unaniumuflv proclaimed Archbilhop and Eletllor
of the Ele,.toral Archhilhopric of CoLocal, by
the El•!6toral Cathedral Chapter of Cologne, in a
free Canonical Electoral Affembly:
While your Excellency will not fail to make
the friendly communication of this event to his
PrulTian Majefty's Miniary. your Excellency will,
at the (ante tint, in the molt. efficacious manner,
repeat thole declarations which his Majefty the
Emperor and King_eanfed to be made fubfequent
to the eleetionof MuNSTII4
- _

...-
Your Excellency will allure his Prullian Ma-
jelly's ;binary, that with refpett to the Veto-
rate of Cologne, the elation of an Archduke
may be confidered as indifferent, as the natural
courfe of the accomplithing of the indemnities by,
means of fecularixation, will not be altered from
perfonal confideration, or fecondary views. Hence
then the Court of his Pruilian Majelly may reit
perfectly convinced, that, as the Imperial Court,
from love and regard to the old Conffitution of
Germany. according to its internal conviction, can
never forbear infilling on the maintenance of the
three fpiritual Electorates, the perfonal confidera-
tion of the Archduke having been elected to be
Elector of COLOGN e, cannot have the funnel influ-
ence on this condue of the high Imperial Court.
On this occafion your Excellency will alto dif-
clofc in confidence to Count Hat/corm, that al-
though the Cathedral Chapter of Munfter ear.'
naly prefs that his Royal Highnefs the Archduke
Am-I-nosy may repair to Munfter, and take upon
himfelf the Government, yet his Imperial Ma-
jelly, as the Head of the Houfe, has not yet given
to his Royal Highnefs permiffion for this purp4%
but has rather intimated to the Cathedral Chap-
ter, to continue the government in the mean time,
in all refpeds in the fame manner, as if the See
was vacant.—Sedr Ireperka.
His Royal Highnefs, beyond all dolibt, is in
all refpeds entitled to the formal affuniption of
the government, and might without contradiction
put himfelf in polfeffion of this Ecclefiaffical Elec-
torate, which at this moment has as much right to
its exittence as other Ecclefiallical )Electorates.
London, England, 1801-10-09

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 8.

Arrived the Nox cutter, with a convoy from
the Downs; the Mary, Jowrs for Halifax ; and
the Hope, tranfport, WM, for Egypt. Arrived
alfo this afternoon, the BEAVER, of r 6 guns, from
a cruize. Came into Harbour, the Sr. ANTOINE.
London, England, 1801-10-09

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER S.

Arrived the CYGNITT cutter, Lieut. WALKER,
from the Downs.—Sailed the INSPECTOR and ANN
Hoops, with the Baltic and Elbe convoys.—Sailcd
the THUNDER'', of 74 guns, Captain-nut's, to
the Great Nog. The GALLANT gun-brig is to
proceed to Chatham to be paid oft No altera-
tion has yet taken place at this port, in confequence
of the Peace, and every exertion is making to get
the (hips ready for fea as loon as poflible.—Remain
at the Nore his Majefty's Guard Ship ZEALAND,
of 64 guns, Vice AdmiralGammt,with the THU/I-
rma, of 74 guns, Blues and DAPHNE frigates,
ALCESTE, la RAISON, and SERAPIS, Floating
Batteries, BOREAS Slop Ship, and EXPERIMENT
fire veffel, EMPRESS MARY, fore flip t with the
CRASH, SWINGER and WRANGLER, gun brigs, and
the DOL►HIN and CYGNETT cutters—At the Lit-
tle Nore the PINCHER and Sr • , gun-brigs.
London, England, 1801-10-09

MOW on Pale, the PERSIAN APPLE which
Cox (peaks of in his Travels,faying, it is too delicate for
the BAUM climate, and ro it is if planted in a bleak fituatioa, but
if planted oct or before a South Wall on Efpallier !ticks, as choice
fruit is in the belt Gardens in Prance, it will bear like a Plum.
tree, and more referable' a choice plum thin an Apple in its
growth. Plants to be had Half 4-Gulnea each, of Mr. Town-
ley, Nurfery-mail, Walworth, where the fruit may be few ;
and at George Ruir:ll's bindery Ground, Longland, Foot's
Cray, Kett, where the Mother Plant may be feen with the
fruit oa.
London, England, 1801-10-09

With New Drefks, and appropriate Scenery.
The Principal Charadtere by
Mr. SIDDISNSAbeing bla fecond appearance in Landon);
Mr. K jOIDN, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON,
Mr. CORY, (being id, fccond appearance at thin Theatre);
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. WAODY, Mr. THOMPSON.
Mn. MATTOCKS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
MG CHAPMAN, and Ms MURRAY.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
The Epilogue by Mile MURRAY and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
To which will be added the Mora:al Entataiument of
London, England, 1801-12-03

PARTS, NOVEMBER :6.

Letters from Toulon anuounce the arrival of
General Minot; frcm Egypt.
. . .

Several perfons in this'city have recciyed a print.
ed copy of i law paired by the Contult.l of the Ci.
(alpine Republic, which orders the convocation at
Lyons of an extraordinary Confulta. It will be
compofed of the Notables of the Departments,
Members' f the ordina r y Confulta, Pro nrictors, lie •
pnties of the Clergy, Bilhops or Carts, Deputies
front the Academies and Learned Societies, making
snore than .300 perfons altogether. It will be
opened at the end of this month.
The FIRST Consul., it is faid, will repair to
Lyons: the Minifter of the Interior will g 6 thither
forte days before, accompanied by the Minitler for
Foreign Affairs. It is believed that the Fits
Comsui will receive in that city the Members of
the Extraordinary Confulta of the Cifalpine Re-
public. Tiers Cesfitsli, 34f.
London, England, 1801-12-03

Kit UTICAL 111"TiE1.1. IGENY: iE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S.W.

AV BIPED•
o Hamburgh,
O Dublin,
o Waterford,
3 Donn:Thad:e,
Lifbon, t 6,

1
3
•
0

YAR moutti, Dee. T.—The Ahersiecn Merchant,
of Bo(lon, yefterday morning drove upon Scroby
Sand : the crew have delerted her : the was got off
by the fhore boats this morning, and brought into
thefe Roads.

LIGHURN, Nov. 6.—The Englifh ftigate the
POMONA, of 38 guns, arri?..il here on the ill from
Porto Ferrajo, having on board COlOtjel AIREY,
the Commandant of that place, and I.II.LIDEDY,
the Englifh Vice-Conful, ho in.mccliately let out
for Florence.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 30.—Arrived the PRINCE OF
WALES packet, Capt. TODD, in 4 days from Lit.-
bon, with a Mail ; the failed from hence on the
24th of Oaober, and arrived at Li(bon on the
3 HI, where fhe found his Majelly's (lip la CON-
STANCE : during her flay in the Tagus his Ma-
jelly's (hips SUPERB, PHAETON, LEDA,VOLTIGEVR,
CALPE, HYDRA, and PENELOPE, arrived there.—
The packet failed for England on the 16:11 of
November, leaving at Li(bon the Su PEAR, LEOA,
CONSTANCE, ChLPE, and HYDRA, the other (hips
having failed from the Tagus ; and arrived here
this day without !Peaking any (hips on her pattage.
HARWICH, DEC. 2.—LaR night arrived from
Cuxhaven the Diana, STLWART , DIANA, --
and PRINCE or WAL ts,DkAN E, packets, with Mails
from Hamburgh.
PLymoirr H, D. 1.--Arrived the Brothers,
—, from London, for the Wet! Indies, with lots
of anchor, cables, howfprit, &c. Sailed the New.
fonndland fleet to the wefiward.

PORTSMOUTH, 20:--Arrived the BE L Ll-
ctsEu x man of war, from the Wtft Indies : flue
parted the feet in the Channel on Monday. Ar-
rived the Amtoß.s frigate, from Ne,..foundland
the ALc Et+ t with 11-:r convoy, were arrived there,
and were to fail for Portugal about the isth of
November.
London, England, 1801-12-03

TURNER T. DUET.

This was an aElion of trover to recover the va-
lue of a bill of exchange. The fa& that appeared
in evidence were ihortry thefe :—Duff, an attorney,
being employed for a gentleman of the name of
Wood, and thinking that he had property of
Wood's in his hands, drew a hill upon Wood in
favour of Turner, to whom Wood was indebted.
Wood refuting to accept the bill, Duff defired that
it might be fent to him, and he would procure its
acceptance. About the time he again received it,
he difcovercd that he had made it without any
confederation, as the property of Wood's which
he held turned out to be very dining. He there-
fore refilled to give it hack.
The Defendant's Connfel W. :d, that he could
prove tLat Duff drew the Bill only upon the con-
dition that Wood accepted it, and that Wordf-
worth, the Plaintiff's agent, when he demanded
hack the Bill, aid, tl:at he did not care, although
it was thrown into the fire. But

Lord Kertrox was clearly of opinion that this
was no anfwer to the anion. The Bill having got
into Turner's hands for a valuable confider.ttion,
would Rand good againft the maker, who had no
right to retain it. An offer was now made to de-
liver up the Bill, and it was flrenuoufly contended
that in 'rover it it is always a fufficient fatisfAllion
to deliver up the thing laid to be found And con-
verted.

The Plaintiff's Ccunfel, however, maintained
that he had a right to damages. The neceffary
ceremonies of prole ling the Bill for non-accep.
tance, &c. had been prevented from being gene
through, and at any rate the Plaintiff wostld be
unjualy driven to frefh litigation. If the Deren.
that had any equity on his tide, ha might file his
bill upon this judgment as well as upon another--
Verdi& for the Plaintiff—damages 471.

BIRTIL
On the aft inftant, or New 'Anon, near N•t+hury, tbir Lady
of Anthony Bacon, Efq. nf a fan, twiny her loath fon.
London, England, 1801-12-03

SPFIiCtR V. HALL.

This was an aelion for work and labour as an
apothecary. The Defendant, it teemed, had be-
come a little too familiar with his maid fervant,
the confequence was that the became pregnant.—
In confequence of which the was removed to lodg-
ings at Newington, anal her mailer employed the
Defendant to attend upon her during her lying in.
Mary Loveday, the filler of the girl, was called,
who proved the diratims from the Defendant to
the Plaintiff, as alto that the Defendant paid for
her lodging and her nurfc.—Verditl for the Plain-
tiff—>!l. is. 6d.
London, England, 1801-12-03

BANKRUPTS.

Mr. J. C. BIRISVORD mfe to give notice, th:tt
he meant. after the Holiday 4 to move for Ease
to bring in a Bill of a moil important nature. He
wilhed, on the prefent occalion, to hate the °Nal
of bis Bill, betaufe, though he was Pure it was
eonfißent with equity. yct the Crown Lawyers
might not think it conformable to Law. The Ms-
jed of the Bill he meant to introduce was, to ere°
an alteration in the Bankrupt Laws. By there
Laws, as they now Rood, a man who was under
acceptance to-a Bankrupt could not come in for a
flare of the dividends, if the hill became due after
the bankruptcy ; now it was raoß clear in point
of acceptance, that a matt who was fo under an
acceptance, had as good a right to make a claim
upon the dividend as any other perfon, becante he
WAS clearly liable under his acceptance. It was to
remedy this &fed in the Laws, that be propcfed
to bring in the Dili.
London, England, 1801-10-31

CURIOUS FRUIT.

1. 'TWO NEW CURRANTS obtained from
Seed ; one Red, the other White; tlt:7 bath bring Fruit
large as fume Grapes, in hunches fix Mats isms, tad hang on
the Trces thicker than the leaves. They !lave a peculiar bril-
liancy of colour, a full flavoured fweetneft, and Lrilk poignancy
of tafte, far beyond all other..
2. Three new STftAWBERRIES, viz. T. The Cherokee;
a monftrous I ruit, often five inches rour.d, and of the molt
exqullise flavour. It bears fo abundantly that one root fre-
quently fills a plate. a. The Paraguay, ego:Ito the former in
every fine property, and comes later, fo as to give a long rue-
canon. 3. The modern Hautbois, the melt delleous of the
Strawberry tribe. its very high flavour, and wonderful fra-
grance miff it far above a!! competition with other .
Currant Trees (each fort reparatel;) tx in a bandit, for
Ws. 6d.

Strawberry Plants (each fort IT-Irately) fifty in a bundle, fur
Jos. 6d.

Sold at Crockcr's, St.Albion'..ftrett,ll-mali No Crcdit.
Pay Pottage.
London, England, 1801-10-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The new Affiftant Clerk, voted at the dole of laft ScEonsi
was introduced, and took Ha feat at the table.

Several new Members were introslucid and (worn.

Sir W. GEARY brought up a Petition from certain pcf",
confined in the Gaol of Maldftone, fetting forth the h„a.
of their Stuation, and praying for relief. The IJ anion W Ut.
dried to lie on the Table.

Mr. MORGAN prdented a Petition from the Centimes,
Clergy, Freeholders, &c. of thecounty of Monmouth, 11ang
forth the inconvenitmces arifing front the felling of Wheat
Corn by mrsfure, particularly in fixing the Ailize of bre td, sag
praying the Houle to adopt fuck means to remedy theft: law>.
vcniences as they might think fit. Ordered to lie on thc 'l'•4„c.

Mr. BRAOGE moved the appointment of the four grand elm-
mitten, viz. of Religion, Courts of Justice. Trade and C num-
us. The Committees were appointed to bt u nitiaL

Mr. BILAGOL then moved all the Standing Orders, which
were agreed to, with the exception of the Orders refpectine
the Peers of Ireland interfering in Elettions, which were poft-
polled till Monday.
The S laid, he had received a Letter from Admiral
Lord Kglllll, dated on board the Poudroyant, off Alexandria,
the 14th of July, 1501, in anfwer to one which he (the Speaker)
had van/mined to his Lonithip, containing the Thanks of the
Houk, &c. His Lordaiip's Letter was then read it acknow-
ledged the receipt of the Speaker's Letter; exprelfal his deep
fink of the honourcociferred upon him by the Houle, and re-
turned his acknowlesigments to the Speaker, for the very polite
manner in which he conveyed the Thanks of the Heide to
him, &c. &c.

Mr. Dawson Rated, that u fame doubts had mussed dur-
ing the reefs, as to the authority of the Speaker to iffue his
writs for the eledion of Members to ferve for thit part of the
United /Undoes% called Ireland, when an kith Peer was coo-
owned, he mould on Monday up:t call the attention of tha
Houle to that fubjea

The S obferved, that an frith Peer might fit in that
Houle as Reprefestative of any Englith County or Borough,
but certainly was not eligible for any Cochin Ireland, according,
in his opinion, to the fair conitru of the Articles of the
Union. However, he recotrimenda Gentlemen to turn the
queftion in their minds.

TREATY ■RTWEYN GREAT-BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

Lord HAWILESIURY brought up copies of the
Convention figned between Great-Britain and
Ruffia, 17th June, aol, and of the Preliminary-
Articles of Peace figned between Great-Britain and
France.
London, England, 1801-10-31

re was A

'France.
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received
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required, apped to him very important, to en-
able them to are
difcufs the Preliminaries fully. If,
however, the Noble Lord fhould think it proper to
decline giving that explanation, he fhould lament
it, but fhould not prefs it farther. The anfwer
of the Noble Lord, If he fhould think it right to
give it, would have a material rife& upon the fa-
tisfaainn (which as at prefent informed), he felt
at the Peace. He .could not 'hut his eyes to the
dangers to which this Country would be ,that
by this Treaty, yet was now prepared to fay, that
if better terms could not be obtained, that, dan-
erous as, the fitnation of this Country would now
Rill that the 4anger of continuing the War
would be greater, and, therefore, he was of opinion
that Minifters were entitled to the gratitude of the
Country for having concluded this Peace. He
would not trouble the Houfe any farther at pre.
fent, but referve himfelf for the difcuffion of the
Preliminaries, if he fhould then think it neceffary
to enter into the debate.
Lord Hawlesauar Paid, it was not ftom any
nnwillingnefs to anfwer the Hononrable Gentle-
man, that he now declined giving the explanation
which he required, but he thought if he gave it
now, it might lead to a premature, and in fome
degree, irregular difcuffion of the fubjeA ; he,
therefore, wilhed to decline giving any further an-
fwer until the day which fhould be appointed for
taking the Preliminaries into confidcration, on
which oceafion he fhould be happy to give every
ppOible information inconfiftezit with bis public
duty.
Lord TEMPLI Paid, that at the concluflon of the
Jail Pekce, the Preliminaries were printed by order
of the Houfe.
Lord HAWK'S/IVRY Paid, that was a departure
from the eftablifted order of the Houfe.
Lord HAWKS& an ell Motion was then agreed to.
. Lord HAWRISISURY moved, that the Conven-
tion between Great Britain and Ruffia fhould be
taken into confideration on Friday.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1801-10-31

ADDILYSS.

Colonel WOOt limns brought up the Report of
the Addrefs, which was read twice, and agreed to
sm. con. It was ordered to be prefented to his
Majeßy by the whole Houle. Such. Members as
were of his Majay's Privy Council were deftred
to wait upon his Majefty, to know when he would
be.pleafed to receive the fame.
His Majelly's Speech was ordered to be taken
into tonfideration to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-03-25

By RICHARD'CUTIBFRLAND, Fr q.

Ti.' r..llow!ng is the remark of a very eminent Critic on this
rrkbr❑trd Poem:

" The Calvary, of Mr.Ctuntserland, is a Work imbued with
the genuine fpi.-it of Milton, and deftint d. therefor..., molt pro-
hably, to immortality. On thia,tbe lateft t ffurt in facred Poetry,
and which has not yet met with the attention it tot jult!y merits,
we propefe offering fume general ol•fervatinns, 35 (0.11:Ve to fa-
ble, character, language, &c. and shall aftsrwarti, proceed to
twice the particular and more ttriking hzatit‘...s of each Book ;
a real. W which from the pallieges adduced, will ahiircdly tempt
the reader to pert* the whole, and probably to place the per-
formance amontthe choiceft produele of tit., Muir."
Dr. Drakes Literary Hours, tat Edit. No. itt, &e.

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CHRIST, and adhere to his Religion; addri t.' thi.
and Profeifors of the New Philorophy.