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London, England, 1801-04-25

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DIAL, APRIL s4.—Remain as per lA.
Wind E. N. E.
Gwasamo, Aran. 24.—PaIt by the Vrow
Wilhelmina, —, from Guyon ; and Two Bro-
thers, from Altona.—Sailed the Mary Ann,
&ruse, for Antwerp.

The Ca yr z Es brig has brought as a prefent from
Admiral Lord Ns LION to the Corporation of Yar-
mouth, two brats eighteen-pounders of exquifite
workman hip, &id to be worth eight hundred
pounds, which his Lordfhip captured in one of the
floating batteries up the Baltic.
A. Correfpondent allures us that the following is
a fait :—The bfoesacm, which fought fo bravely
and fuffered fo much in the late afhon, by Come
means got foul of the rigging of the GANGES; one
of the reamen who had been employed in clearing
them, finding himfelf on board the GANG Rs, jump-
ed overboard, and fwam towards the MoNeacH,
fwearing he would never defers his chip. A boat
was inflantly put off, which favcd the poor fellow's
life.

One hundred thoufand quarters of grain of diffe-
rent forts have been purchafed in Pruflia, and (hip-
ped for England at Dantzick, Helving, and Koc-
nieberg. 'The fupply is expcacd to arrive imme-
diately.
The Siege of Acsa attracts much Company to
the Exhibition Room at the Lyceum, and the cn•
largement of the fpace allotted to the Speaators,
entirely does away the inconvenience experienced
!aft Year from the peat prefs of Vilitors during
the middle hours of the day.

Mr. CROSS'S fertile abilities were never employ-
ed to a happier effea, than in producing the re-
prefentation of the late Navel. VICTORY now per-
forming at the Royal Circus, St. George's Fields,
with the loudeß applaute ; and which furpaffes
every thing yet beheld on the Stage; admirable
Machinery and Scenic effea are here can ied to
their utmoll, and all that relates to this glorious
event, is not only got up with the greateli judg-
ment, but difplayed with equal fplendour.—The
charming Spectacle of RIMALDINI is of lira rate
ellimation, and acknowledged as fuch by the 41if-
cernment of the public : indeed, all the exertions
of the Manager have ever met with public ap•
proval.
PRTRISOROOCIII AGRICULTURAL SOCIE
count of two ihcarling Iheep at the above meeting
for the premium:
Mr. lity aw►c Tb, rford.
Gras Wash( t 77
Blood
(;sits - real
Had
Pluck%
Rio - to
Wool •E
4t
Carcak 107,i1
34
Tallow Its

Mr. BA RIC r, Mrtton.

166 16 1.
Grote Weight 365
Blond - 7
Guts -
Mod I
1
91
%4
Sk.n lot
Wv.l tot
Ofall S4l
Cascafc
TaDow 34j.j
179
Waite is dreg. 6 6

I 71 t
Waite la did:Si Si

177 177 i
The premium was act
front fuperiotity in frown

its a 35
judged to Mr. Buttons..
:tr7 and lightudi of °Kali.
London, England, 1801-04-25

Afterwards ylll be fukl,

PART of the Cargo of the aboe Vella la Hu-
TOE confiding of the following Goods, for Exportation
1332 Bags Coffee Plates Tutenague
268 Bags Pepper Pigs ditto
6 Calks ditto 3 Calks ditto
35 Hhds. Sur,: " 3 Bags ditto
a Bags ditto A quantity of Tortoife Shell
415 Pieces Black Igsony 368 Elephants Teeth
19 Bales COMM 7 Bales Indigo
• 7 Calks C Khineal With a variety of other goods.
Being part of the C ergo of the French fhip la Huron, prize,
cattored on her voyage freest the file of Prance to Bourdttux,
by his Majeßy's thips Doris, John Halliday, Efq. and Magi-
4:Rune, William Ogilvie, Efq. Commanders.
For viewing the goods, Catalogues, and further Particulars,
apply to Edward Lyne and John Harris, Efqrs. Agents., at Ply-
mouth ; to Media Wedderburne, Webitcr, and Co. Merchants,
London; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn L'toker.
Immediately after will be fold fundry warlike and other Stores,
confuting of one long 24 pounder, one tainch mut tar, gun-
powder and other Stores.
London, England, 1801-04-25

SATURDAr, APRIL 25, Itsol.

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with
ADDII lONAI. PICTURES, is re-opened, and will
continue every Day; (Sundays excc-tetl), frdin Nine In the
morning till evrning.—Admirt..nce One.; Shilling.
London, England, 1801-04-25

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 33.

The Carteret, Cutout/a:tail, from hence, is
arrived at Martinique ; the Adtiana, Bosworrtt,
from hence at Demerara; the Dauphin, Gasp-
mut, .from Virginia for this port, at Kinfale.
The Ann, RIDDLE, from hence at Winebeh, on
the coat of Africa : The left this port on the 18th
November lafl, and paffed St. Jago, (one of the
Cape de Verd Iflands) on the 27th fame month—
an aftonilhing paffage of only nine days: on pair.
ing.the ifland the was in company with the (hips
Abigail and Elizabeth, but parted with them the
next day. The Ann was exeßed to leave the
coati about the 11th or 12th January.
London, England, 1801-04-13

SHEERNESS, APRIL 12.

Yettcrday his Majefly's fhip RUBY, of 64 guns,
Captain Sir EDWARD BERRY, went out of harbour
to the Nore ; the Atatox armed fhip, Captain
Hilts, failed on a cruize ; the TRIMMER, fire-vef-
fel, was undocked y and the Ratios& floop came
into harbour.
London, England, 1801-04-13

APRIL 8.

Boa A mar E has appointed the following perfons
to diplomatic fituations, viz. Citizen Bouecoian,
Minifter Plenipotentiary of the French Republic
at the Court of Denmark, to be Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minitter Plenipotentiary to the Court
of Sweden.

Citizen General MACDONALD to be Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Miniftcr Plenipotentiary of the
French Republic at the Court of Copenhagen ; and
Citizen HERSINGER to be Retident for the
French Republic at Franckfort.
The Confuls have granted an annuity of boo
francs to the widow of GEORGE Saul: tse, Captain
de Vaiffeau, killed on board the frigate Africaine.
The ci-devant Dukes of ANGOULEPAR and BERRY
arrived on the 19th of March at Vienna : next day
they dined with the Emit caoa, and were to let out
on the 2 tit, the former for Poland, and the latter
for Naples.
Letters from the Hague, dated the zd of April
Rate, that intelligence had been received of th,:
failure of Admiral RAINIER'S Expedition againii
Batavia, and of the Settlement being in the bell
poffible fituation.
It is laid, in addition to the laf accounts re-
fpeding the enterprize againft the ilk of Gores,
that the attack was not at all of a ferious nature.
Some tloops having troops on board approached
for the purpofe of effecting a debarkation, but ex-
periencing a vigorous reliftance, the enemy fc.:m
at prefeat to have given up the execution of their
detiFn.
Ihe embargo lately laid on the (hips in the dif-
ferent ports of the Batavian Republic is to continue
for five days. All means are taken to afcertain
the chic& which the Englifh have in view by ap-
proaching the Dutch mails. In cafe there fhould
be no ferious danger, the veffels are then to be al-
lowed to proceed on their voyage.
A curious circumftance occurred on the trial i
the per lons accufed of the attempt of Dccembe:
24. There was produced againtt Carbon, callet.
Petit Francois, a prior judgment, by which h
was fentenced to 16 years confinement in irons.—
He had robbed a church of a quantity of linen and
plate, confccrated to the Catholic worthip. It
was after he efcaped from prifon that the Chiefs
of the Chouans, who proclaimed themfelves the
fupporters of the altar and the throne, gave him
a conimitlion in their troops.
London, England, 1801-04-14

UNFUNDED DEBT.

Mr. TIERNEY inquired why certain public ac-
counts refpeding the Date of the Unfunded Debt,
&c. which had been direeted to be laid before the
Houle, had not been prefented ?
Mr. VANSITTART (Secretary to the Trcafury)
replied, that certain of the accounts ordered, were
voluminous in their nature, and others were not
as yet complete, becaufe the accounts expe&ed
from Scotland had not as yet been returned; but
he allured the Hon. Gentleman that as fbon as L:icy
could be completed, they thould be laid before the
Houle.

COMMITTER OF SECRECY.
Mr. PELHAM moved, 14 that the Report of the
Committee of Secrecy be brought up."
Upon which the Gallery was immediately order-
ed to be cleared. Mill& arangers were excluded,
we underhand a divifion took place on the Qtef-
don, that this Report be taken into confidcratton
to-morrow, when the numbers were—Ayes 24
Noes 31—Majority 93.
When &angers were re-admitted,
IRISH FINANCE,

Mr. COR R Y was bringing up feveral Milt Finance
Bills, purfuant to the Retolutians of the Commit-
tee of Ways and Means, which were read a firlt
time, and ordered to be read a fccond time to-
morrow.

The Houle refolved itfelf into a Committee to
confider of permitting the Importation of Rice
from the Ealt Indies into-Ireland direft, when fc-
veral Rcfolutions were agreed to, and a Bill or-
dered to be brought in, purfuant thereto.
Mr. CORRY moved the Order of the Day for the
Houk going into a Committee of Supply—when
the fevcral Accounts which had been prefentcd by
Mr. Corry, were ordered to be laid before the
Committee.
In the Committee Refolutions were paired, that
the fum of 18461. as. id. (lett being 20001. frith
currency, be granted to the Farming Society, in
Ireland ; alio the fum of 4 ty3l. 16s. t td. fled. be-
ing 45001. Irifh currency, be granted to the Dub-
lin Society, towards completing the additional
buildings in Hawkins-ftreet, Dublin, and for the
Botanic Gardens at GlafTneven.
The Houk being rtfumed, the Report was or-
dered to be received to-morrow, and the Commit-
tee to fit again on Wcdncfday neat.
The Irith Corn Bounty Bill was committed,
when the Bill, with Amendments, was reported.
The Bill, for rendering certain Annual Duties
,n Ireland permanent, was read a fecend time.
The Bill for the better prevention of Forgery
(after a thort converfation between Mr. Robfon
Ind the Attorney General) was read a fecond
,ime, and committed for Ft iday next.
The other Orders of the day were poßpoacd.
I
Adjouraed to fa o'clock till to-morrow.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-14

ARMORIAL BEARINGS.

Mr. joxEs faid, he rofc in confequence of his
former notice of an intended Motion relative to the
llair-powder Certificate, and Armorial Bearing
Duties. It was not his with to do away thefe Du-
ties, but to prevent the vexations of Informers, and
to leffm the cxpencc attending the collation of
diem, by having them levied along with theothcr
Ai'IAA Taxes. As, however, the Hon. Gentle-
men who were in office, had promifed to pay fume
attention to the fub'at, he ihould poftpone his
Motion for the preterit.
London, England, 1801-04-14

In May next, unlefs former dlfpored of by Private Contrad,
ALI, that Elegant, New-built, MANSION,
late the Relidcncc of Jr.nosn PHAT Penne, Efq. with
fpacious Stables, Coach-houfe, appropriate Offices, Green-
book, Gardens, Shrubberies, and Plantations, containing fix
Ades and two Roods, lituate in Thorpe, in the county of
Norfolk, within one mile and an half of the city of Norwich,
and the molt pleafant Vil:Age in its environs, now become the
more defirahle Refidence from its intercourie with the Sea-port
and fafftioilable Town of Great Yarmouth, from which it is
diltant about t 9 miles,—The (erne front the houfc is enlivened
by the paffin7 of the Mails, and other Carriages and Company
daily on the Turnpike-road to that 'l'own, and diverliFed by
the conilant failing of barges, Pleafure-boats, and Trading-
v. MN, upon the River which paffcs through Thorpe from
N, mi.:h. and is navigable to the fea.—The Preafurc-arounds
arc delightfully rural.—The whole Freehold, and fubjed to
only rl. per annum Land-tax.--The rates of Thorpe arc ex-
tn. tr. cly moderate.
N. li. A Purchafer may be accommodated with a confidixa-
Me portion of Arabic Land, if required.
Apply to Mr. S:xwaral, burry-Rreet, Norwich—Letters to
be Poll-paid.
London, England, 1801-04-14

MONEY ACCOMMODATIONS, COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, and COAL,IERCIAL CONCERNS.
MERCHANTS, Nianttfititimers, Shopkeepers,
and Others, Cup:died wiih an advance upon all Wool-
lens, Linens, Cottons, or any other fpreies of Goo:Is and
Merchandife, raw or manufactured, for (tact' time as nriy
convenient, at le.nl intereft and a moderate Co
The Conneetions and Ceirrefpondence of the Advcrtirers
being the mod exterifive. :Ilford thew the confiant nieans of
a fultable and advantageous market fur Goods of every Deferlp-
tion, when it may be the with of the Parties to airport: of tie
fame —Thofe oveellocked with Goods, or delirous of extend-
-1..2; their Trade and Cinineeti.itifi, will find this the molt
refource they can have ; or, difappoltized in ri.e.'pfs
and remittances, will always meet with immealiate,
and confidential aid.

Every application will meet with attention, and the tuft-
nets be coaguiled with that ft-qv:lite promptitude and delicacy,
which have always r. vitt-ea them anrobotion.
Letters o Marrs. Morssn and Co. No. 54, Warren-erect.
Fit zroy-tquart, I.ondon, or ps r:on al a ppli :atlons from n till
hrce o'Cluck, duly attended to.

No. 13, City-road, Flahury-fluiuv, London.
Mr. DIX,
SIR—This mode of addrefring you may appear
but at pref.mt prudent melons prevent my i vine
you my name or addrefs, y,., 3.INiOUS to aCknOWled*l: my kra-
titiic to yon, and that others 11117 know waive to apply for
fitnilar relief, to that I hive xpert.need, iny
frh:nd in London, who recommend:l y,,ar invaluable Gout
Tindlure, to puhlifb my cafe in the Nevell,:,..,ires.:,‘ :
Ahout as y x Cocol we. attacked by the pont, which has
beentnnilan•l• i rcrea,ing every year, accoinpa. i.d with rhen-
matifin' eh:ascii-meg, on the joints of my hands and fe,t, and
with Scorbutic eruptions. Fur tb,. lilt feven yc.,rs I have been
unable to wail' but with crutches, end nevir without great
pain anti difficulty. By regularly taking your Tir.clure, and hal-
lowing the regimen you dire-acct.! have the happinefs to inform
you, I am perkL.lly reftored.to health, itrength, and fririts,and
have had nu gout, rhanitnifm, ca. appearance of Scurvy, (ince
taking the fait hoqle. which Iminced std to cotnintir it. In all
I have taken lever bottles in twelve months, and am taking the
!aft my friend fent me, but I now take it only every th'rd day
to keep of the complaints; all the ehalkftorcs are difperfed but
two, which are gradually di creafing. l hope this Brat. Sal ac-
knowledgement will be acceptable to you, it being the oily
comp:era:ion now in my power ro make you, for the unfpc..k-
able benefit I enjoy, by the fife of the molt valuable medicine
ever invenied. I will recommend it to ev, ry perfon I know or
heir of, and no perfon can now ever prevail upon me to believe
the gout is incurahlc; which opinion has boon too generally of
to. I cannot, nor can the public, be too grateful to cno
far introducing the ufc of fo important and incitimable a fpe-ine.
I hope, on a rutin,. to he in London. and will then wait
on you, to thank you in perfon lam treAt nfpecifully,
Sir, your obedient and grateful fervent,
March 23. Igor. J. T.
London, England, 1801-04-14

OAK ard BEECH TIMBER, HERTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINS,
_ .

On Friday nett, at the Rainbow (l'offie,houre, in Coinhill,
London, at twelve ticloct, in t i Lots,

•
0 Thnufand and Thirty-one OAK TIM.
BER TRIES, any fine BEECH TRE.ES, to ASP,
and a ELM TREES, all Hammer marked r R, now (land-
ing in Chivcry Wood, • thort dittance South of the hi:h Road
below Thug, Hefts, and within a Mile of the Grand Junction
Canal.

Thomas Butler, at Great Berkhampftead ; Mr. Clayton,
Role and Crown, at 'Tring ; and Mr. Barton, at the Bell, Afton
Clinton, will dired parlous who may apply to the Wood,
and of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo at the
George, Ayleibury ; Crown, Amcriham ; Red Lion, High
Wycombe; at the Rainbow; and of Mi.. Raise, In Charlotte-
!tied, illoondbury.
London, England, 1801-04-14

VORTHERN CONFEDERACY.

Mr. TIER. EY ftid, that by detire of an Hen.
Friend of his, now abfent, (Mr. Hoblionfe) he
role to mention the th of his Hcit. Fliend to
polipone it. little longer the Motion which he had
propoled to bring forward that day; and he did fo,
in the hope that in the me:in time, form commu-
nication would bt.: made by his Majetty's Minitten
on the fibjed of the csiair.g diflerent:s between
Britain and the Northern Powers.

Mr. GREY role to mention, that he alio ha,:
tviven notice of his intention to blir, f irward ti
\lotion on the fubjc& of the Northern Contedet
icy, and the (late of affairs as they were m>w rnd
in; between the United Kingdom and thore on
tries, which rendered it twee: Wary that Parliarthn
Ihmild, as fteedily as pciftil,le, t.tke an opportun
ty of deliberating on the lubje.q. The ;Jinni hat
been taught to expel front th-z Right Hon. Gentle
man oppolite to him, font: communication on the
fubjed before this time, and he withed, tlm-eforc,
to know how foon filch a communication might
be expelled.
Mr. ADDINGTON anfwered, that it wac certairil
very reafonable to expeel inch a communication to
he made to Parliament as had been referred to ; it
had been fully intended, and the fole reatim why
fuch a communication had not already been made
was, becaufe the information which his Majelly's
Minifters had hitherto obtained on the fubjea of
the ezifting differences with the Northern Powers
was not yet fo complcat as he expected it would
have been. However, he did expect that he thould
he diredled by his Majefty, in a day or two, by
Wcdnefday at fartheft, and that he Ihould then
be enabled to lay before the Houfe fuch a commu-
nication as would render any Motion of the Hon.
Gentleman on the fubjed unneceffary.

IRISH ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Mr. SHERIDAN adverted to the Motion which
he had given notice to make, for the Production of
a certain paper addrefred to the Roman Catholics
of Ireland, and propofcd to bring it forward on
NVcdnefday next.
London, England, 1801-04-14

FRANCKFORT, MARCH z!.

.11 le return of the Gallo-Batavian army is now
regulated, and the firfl divilion of cavalry has al-
ready pallid through here yedertlay. Every dif-
tliA, as loon as the French quit it, is occupied by
Aultrian troops. The report, that a Corps of
Obfervation of to,ooo men, Imperialills, and
troops of the Empire, is to be encamped on the
banks of the Lahn, needs confirmation. The
troops of Hefle-Caffel have received orders to pre-
pare for marchinp. The Pale of the French ma-
it.tzines is fulpendcd in fevcral diarias, till further
orders.

The report it gaining ground that an Imperial
nun), is to he affetnblcd on the frontiers of Bohe-
mia, to confift of 80,000 men, and it is even Paid
i!tat orders have already been &eat for forming
nagatines for it in the Upper Palatiriate, and an
eo.fiemia. The ftrcngth of this army gives rife
to many conjatures, particularly as the troops
that replace the French in the from which
thry withdraw, are not taken from this army, but
from the troops that bad hitherto been near Vienna,
molt of whom have already orders to march to
Upper Aneria, as loon as the French (hall have
quitted it. The corps defined for that purpofe
an''''thts to ti,ooo men, and will occupy PatEtu,
irgr Berchtolfgiden, and that diftrii of Ba-
. fnuated on tlie lctc bank of the Danube, as
the Nabe.

P,112L1/1111ENTART PROCEE.DIAtS.

HOUSE OF CONINION.ti, NIONDAY, APRIL 13.

Taylor's Divorce Dill, from th..! Lords, was read a fecond
time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow felmight.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill for reviving the Bill for.re-
gulating the Steeping of Barley for Malt, which 6.4 becn
damaged by the late rains is harveft.
.1 he Cullom Duty Bill was committed.
The Sugar Duty Bill paired through the Comrni,tcc.
H•RNE TOOK E.
_ _

Mr. BRAGGE Rated, that the Committee ap-
pointed to March for precedents with rclpecet to
the eligibility of Mr. HorneTooke's EleCtion, had,
owing to tome inadvertence, omitted to Rate in
their-Report, the hilt cafe in point, of Mr. Ruth.
worth ; he therefore moved, " That the Commit-
tee he revived, and have leave to rcpolt from time
to time, as it (hall appear to them, to the Houle."
London, England, 1801-04-14

AUGSBURGH, MARCH 27.

The difagreeable and but too well-founded in-
telligence has been received here, that, (ince the
arrival of the WI Courier, orders have been given
to the French army of the Rhine not to continue
on its return home, but to remain where it (hould
Le on receiving there orders. The magazines, &c.
mil remain in Ala quo, and nobody is able to folve
this znyftery.
London, England, 1801-06-19

POPSSMOttTH, JtYNE
A cutter is kilt arrived with a convoy from the
eaftward, fuppofed front the Downs.—The Bwirs
gun srelfel a appointed for the Oporto convoy.

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SHEERNESS, JUNE 18,
Arrived on the 16th inftant his Majefty's hoops
Jitouss, the Hon. Captain 'hay, the Selby,
Captain WILLIAMS, from Yarmouth; and the
Giza !loop, Captain Russztt, from the Downs.
Sailed his Mar ar ly's blip Itsisvaata, of 74
gns, Captain LIGH, for Yarmouth; and the
fWIDIII.EII, of 74 guns, Captain VANSITTART,
to Chatham, to be paid off; alfo the Timm's,
Captain NAG)+, from Blackftakes to the Great.
Norei and the Sophia Catharina, Capt. Ic ,
DanKh brig, having been releafed from the em-
bargo, being the only Danifh chip lying in the
Medway.

FROM LLOYD'. LEST.
bs*t. jumis rB.—Sailed the HILDIIL frigate,
and Etat Svaticta cutter, on a cruise. Wind S. E.
GRAVUIVID, Just tile—Paffed by, the Shille-
lagh, Ottawas, from Baia ; Friendihip,
and Fanny, Peourtwo, from Lifbon ; America,
Cooiev, and Fame, WADE, from North Carolina ;
Vox, HOMO from Dublin; Amiable Adela,
from Philadelphia; Julius Pringle, MILER,
and Clermont, from Savannah.—Sailed the
Guts Et wasting, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1801-06-19

tice; wasTgieed to, topermit the Proprietors of Rua, Ste. to
lied the fame in Ireland betore payment of Dada, and to -
mit the fame to Le bonded. The Report to be received to-
1110TTOW.
The Irith Ter Importation Bill pared through a Committee.
The kith Sugar Draw-hack Rill was lead a fecood time.
Mr. BP:0BU= IL brought up the Copy of the Memorial of
certain Merchants to the Ear India Directors, relative to the
Trade between India and Europe, which was ordered to lie on
the Table, and to oe printed.
The kith Pay and Cloathing Militia Bill, and the Public
Boards printing Indemnity Bill, were reported, and ordered to
be read a third time to-morrow.

The Hop Importation Irllh Bill, and the kith Judges' Ac-
commodation Bill, were brought up by Mr. CONILT, read a
&ft tbne, and ordered to be read a footed time to-morrow.
Mr. Vero brought ap an Account of the Scotch
Pention Lift, which was ordered to be laid on the Table, and
to be printed.
The Report on the Exchequer Bills Bill, and various Bills
brought in purfuant to the Refolutions of the Committee of
W.Ly. and Means, was brought up, and ordered to be received
to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-06-19

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JOBB [6.

Thi s morning thetwo Grand Juriesfor the County
of Middlefex were fworn in before Mr. Juftice
Gaols, after which his Lordthip delivered to them
a very excellent charge previous to their entering
upon their public fervices. He directed their at-
tention to thofe offences that were moll likely to
come under their confideration : and, in enumer-
ating them, his LorcHhip particularly adverted to
libels by caricature—to publications that were in-
jurious to the morals and religion of the country—
to publications of an obfcene, immoral, or blaf-
phemous tendency—to houfes of ill fame, which
were ftequented by the young and the old, by the
idle and profligate—by the mid-niglst gambler--
by thieves and pick-pockets.
London, England, 1801-08-27

The greateft Greyhound Breeders that we at preen' know of;

Marquio Town Mend and Mr. Hamnsond Norfolk.
Mr. Monday - - - Derbyfhire.
,Captain the Mien - - - Derby li.lre.
Mr. Stead - - - - Berk Mire.
The Rev. Mr. Corrals and Mr. B. Dudley ET, x.
Dodor fromptos - - - I:mvmsrk...t.
Mr. Clarke (who was the poffefror of School-
boy) - - - Vauxhall.
Colooel Thornton, Thematic Royal - To:Alin.
Sir Rowland Win, Noftal Park - -. dam.

Major Popham, Wold Catena: - - ditto.
Mr. Plurncr, itilton Hall - - ditto.
Captain Weliwood, Philter - Scotland.
We underfland, Mr. Clarke's Schoolboy was
fuppofed to have been the fleeteil greyhound of his
day : but the Newmarket hares, which chiefly
come from Cheveley Park, are fo inferior to the
hares at Flixton that the bell trials ever given to
Schoolboy could not have been equal to the com-
mon trials which Snowball bad in his time : be-
fides, in point of breed, there was no comparifon ;
as Schoolboy was a large coarfe dog, and wire-
haired : whereas, Snowball, in finenefs of

and fymmetry make, eihibited every fign
the higheft blood poCfible.
London, England, 1801-08-27

TORBAY, AUGUST s 4.

Arrived the CesareDovia cutter, Lieutenant
Steirm, from a cruise, and having taken in come
help provifions, failed again immediately.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 113.

Came in the French Chafe Maree l'Eveille,
baying on board a quantity of wheat, the cargo of
itnother veifel; the was captured by the Ar ♦LANT•
of 18 guns, Captain Gairrirm : the fquadron to
which the is attached, have captured feveral other
veffels, but being of fmall value they delLroyed
them : the French coati it appears is fo lined by
Britifh crttizers, that the enemy finds it very dif-
Ecult to move from port to port. Came in the
EARL ST. VIN CIN T brig,of t 8 guns,and the NAIAD,
of 38 guns, Captain Wtutiwsom, from a cruize.
London, England, 1801-08-27

HULL, AUGUST so.

Yellerday the (hips for Hamburgh failed from
the Humber, under convoy of the Panics
LIAII armed fbip. A convoy is petitioned for, to
fail from hence to Hamburgh on the 28th ;la—
ne %Nowa armed-fhip, now in the Humber, is
appointed to fail on the 3d of September, with the
flips from this port for the Baltic.
London, England, 1801-08-27

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26.

Sailed the Sommer, of 32 guns, Captain DUN.
DAs; HYDRA, of 38 guns, Capt. PAGET; and the
HIND, of 28 guns, Captain LARCOM, with a large
and valuable Convoy for the Mediterranean and
Egypt ; alfo the INTITLEY, of 16 guns, Lieatenant
Mills, and Att.:elect Itorethip, Capt. Massif° iSH,
for the Ball Indies; and are getting fait out of
fight with a fine breeze at S. E.
Lail night, after poll, failed the Sr. Azarats,l
of 64 guns, Captain HAIDY ARITHOSA, of 38
guns, Captain Woosttr, and the RAMBLER brig,
Captain Prt, for Madeira ; and the homeward-
bound Weil-India fleet,for the Downs.
Arrived the theme cutter, from a cruise.—The
TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, Captain Hearty, followed
the 'hips bound to the Mediterranean, this evening.

DOVER, AUGUST ss. •
We learn that there are 33 veffels in Calais har-
bour which efcaped out of Dunkirk : three are
gun-brigs, the reft are long flat:bottomed boats,
lugger-rigged. So far are they from being formi-
dable, that the French were very apprehenfive of
LoriNissoa's attacking them laft Sunday night,
to prevent which they got a large cable firetched
acrofs the harbour's mouth. They have but few
troops at Calais, bu t a great many at Boulogne. We
hear they loft many more men there than are men-
tioned in the French account. Our flat-bottomed
boats alto threw fome of their (hells into the town,
one of which fet fire to a large ftore-houfe, contain-
ing cordage, and different kinds of forts for the
French flotilla, the whole of which were confumed.
The inhabitants of Calais are very uneafy for fear
of a vifit from our fquadron,, and were very much
alarmed a few nights ago. The EMIL Srascaa
cutter Banding in very_ dole to the Pier, was fain-
ted by feverarguns from the batteries, two (hot
went through her jib; this provoking the Lieute-
nant, he gave them two broadfides, and thoush
his guns are only carronades, the (hot went quite
afhore, and had it not been for the (hot
the footwork of the Pier, it muff have done great
damage; as it was, they &aped with a few tiles
off the houfes.
London, England, 1801-08-27

LLOYD's, AUGUST 26.
T
Meeting of the Subfcribers for the SUF-
I IFLRERS in the ACTION of JULY sa, under Sir
JAMES SAUMAREZ, in confequence of Public Advertife •
unt held this day,
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. in the Chair,
ItLfolved unanimoully—That the Subfrnption be extended
to the Rclicf of the Sufferers in the Attack at Akeziras, on the
6th of July, itBot, which is confidercd u having led to the
Glorious Vidtory of the xath July.lBol.
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN.
London, England, 1801-08-27

FALMOUTET, AUGUST 34.

Arrived laft evening the HALIFAX armed brig,
Captain SCOTT, with difpatches from Admiral
CotvwAttis, which were immediately forwarded
for London; alto the EARL ST. VINCENT fchooner,
Lieutenant BOYCE, from the fquadron under the
command of Sir EDWARD Pa ttsw, Bart. Si: fail
of the line, (one bearing an Admiral's flag), and
feveral frigates, were lying at Rochefort ; Cap-
tain &MANI of the DORIS frigate, with feveral
sre-lliips, had joined the fquadron, and it was ex-
peCted that an attempt would be made to fet
the enemy's (hips on fire.—Sailed the American
fchooner Clara, Raommer, for London. The
homeward bound Lilbon fleet, under convoy of
his Majefty's fhip Anson, which put into Mount's
Bay i few days ago, failed again from thence, and
paired this port this evening with a fine breeze at
North. The EARL ST. Vißcatir failed again this
morning with a fleet of Coafters for Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-08-27

A PERSON who has the Management of an
-4 IL extenfive Country Brewery, can take a Pupil under his
own immediate ear; and inftruei hint in every thing relative to
the Brewing and Malting Bufinefs. The late improved modes
of Brewing have been the peculiar Rudy of the Advertifer for
near .Iw-tity Years, and his, refpeetahility, with the eclat he
has acquired in the art, will, on enquiry, be found to be a (ef-
ficient recommendation.

For Particulars addrefs to A. B. at Mars. Raven, Lancaf•
ter and Co. Brandy Merchants, London.

CHURCH ORGAN built by Father SMITH, with fume
New Work, by AVERY.
T'O BE SOLD, the laid Organ lately (landing
in St. Margaret's Church, Weitminfter, but now placed
in the tower of the Church, in confequenet of its being under
repair
The Inftrument minas of three Setts of Keys for great Organ,
Char Organ, and Swell, the Cornpars; Short °drives :—The
consents are as follow ;
OMIT ORGAN. CIROIR ORGAN. SWELL.
• Opus Diapafon Stop Diapafoo Open Diapafun
Stop Diapafon Principal Principal
Principal Flute Trumpet
Twelfth Cremona Volhumans
• Fifteenth
Nafon Dimeiresu ti the Cafe.
Sexquialtra More than ir feet wide, and upwards
Cornet of 20 feet high, containing above Soo
Trumpet Pipes.
The above Inftrument is well adapted for a moderate fool
Country Church, or large Ch.ycl.
Farther particulars may be k flown, by applying to Mr. Avery
Q_uceo-rquare, Weitminfter, who has taken it in esc►ange for
nue ran a larger leak ; or of Mr. Gurus, Clerk of die Works, to
the Paid Church.
London, England, 1801-08-27

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY...-Wind E. S. E.
AIRIVID DUB
o Hambargh, I
o D
W ulip, * ,
2 atberford, Aural 22, 2!, I
2 Dnonaghailee, Auguft 23, 24, 0
O taboo, I

Difpatches, fuppofed to be of much importance,
Rfre yeflerday fent to Dover, from whence they
ere immediately forwarded to Calais in an open
boat•
London, England, 1801-11-02

Ell

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KOURTEENTHNIGHT.--,SANS SOUCI.
the Atitio.rity of the Right Hon. the Loan Csamaaaaatii,
HIS PRESANT EVENING, November 2,
wilt be prefented at CANS SOUCI, Leicalter-Place,
, . Xeirther-Squara. 121 Entertainment, wordy new and otigi-
t- , Awl, ailed
r'
i ..

A FRISK.
Arrangement of the Recitation and Sew.
PART).
Lee. Cr Peter, Mag, and the Song. The Letter N.
opening of the plot. Roc. The Gallop Slaves.
Song. True Delight. Song. The manes of the brave.
Roe. Young Timor un- Roe. Mr. Paddle.
deceivrd. Stag. Literary 'fraaholgra-
Song. lo viuo veritos. don.
Rec. More Encroachers. Rae. Something or ether.
Sang. The Cuckoo. Song. The blew Year.
Rec. An Exception.

PART IL
Ree. Sir Peter Impatient. Ree. Whale.
Soot. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray.
Rec. The Dircovery. Rec. The Wooden Legs.
Song. Honour among Thieves. Song. jack at the Opera.
Ree. The Lampoon. Rec. Nets.
Song. The Ladies. Song. The Dinner.
PART 111.
Rec. Thoughts on Matrimogy. Rec. Mag talks!
Song. The Original and the Song. The Wife eledt.
Pidture. Rec. The Lovers.
Rec. Con:age and its fhadow. Song. Every Man Ida own
Song. The vkiraudes of Glory. ?dot.
Rec. The Ambaffador with- Rec. The Serptise.
_ _

out eredentialr. Song. The Blaring' of Peace.
Song Father and I.
Is. The whole ls smitten, and compered, and will be fpokeo, fung
and accompanied by Mr. DIBDI N.
Admittanee-.Boxes St Pit 31.--Gallery as.
Doors to be open at Sewn, and the Performance to begin at
Eight.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware.
4.ife, whore may be had all hie different Prodisiftions; and,
aro, Propefals for printing by Sobferl2ti on, his Three Years
Tour to ahnoft the whole of England, and a coeflderable Part
of Scotland; ip a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpeclable
Friends ; and embellithed with Forty Plitcs :it aquatint*, from
Pictures painted by Mt. Manta, and Twenty Vignettes, de.
%toed, etched, sod prepared for the aquatints, by Mifs Mani IL
The Marrs and Specimens of the Prints may be teen, free of
*spruce, at Leirefter Place.
•„" The only entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door
.area Leicefta-Siptare.
The above Entertainment, which continues to be received
with the loudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday,
Tkurfday, and Saturday Eves till further notice.
Juft publiftied " Honour er g Thieves," " Tray," The
Letter N," and " The Cuckoo.'
London, England, 1801-11-02

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

1 .
En IA Darseasi—Tl e Egyptian roben,of white martin, made
open In front, and trimmed all round with crimfon dal black
fatin ; full Reeves of muffin and lace; Lsei frill round tic :o-
font. Turban of crimfon velvet, or ribbon; one large white
oftrich feather in front—Kound chefs of white muffin, la:. d
up the back with crimfun. Turban of white mulile, nuii'e
open at top to admit the hair, and era trauit.d with cruder.
WatlCl so-Dazast t—A round drefs of thick white muliiu,
with long &eves. A handkerchief of white Patin, trimmed with
purple velvet ; a purple velvet bonnet.—Plain drefs of muffin ,
a cloak of ethnical Loin covered with black lace ; a hat of vim-
fon velvet turned up In front, and ornamental with a feather.
Htao D .--A drefs bat, the front black velvet ; a rill
crown of white Patin; white feather in front —A white chip
bat bound with velvet ; a full white feather serifs ;he front.—
A cap of white (-tut ornamented with crimfon bows and
flowers.—A dole bonnet of brown velvet, bound and trimmed
with btue.--A tdrbsit of crimfon velvet, with erinsfon feather.
—A cap of white muflln, the crown fel, and waned with
crimfon ribbon ; a (lower of the Caine colour in front. The
wital cap, made of lace and main, with a deep lace border;
a crimfon dower in front —A bonnet of black • :Wet, turned uy
In front, and trimmed with lit.: ; feather of the fame colour in
frontiA hat of white Mk, turned ups in front, and timuncd
with lilac ; iliac feather in front.

GENILItAI. AVATIONI.—The prevailing coburs are
vandal, leaflet, and Sty-blue. Maki ribbons, with habtik,a-
chiefs to match arc geacrafly worn. Satin beads to clungie,
and Stint flowers. and olive (prigs, acid ether emblems of
Peace, are delersc.l f ,vourites. Short peaces, trimmed all round
with for, and bLck velvet cloaks, lined with purple, have al-
eadi made their appeaaoce, and arc ezpedted to be very pre-
valt.Lt.
London, England, 1801-08-18

LONDON.

•„' A Nrw COIIRLIPONDINT has many thanks for his
well written and correet Intelligence, a continuation of
which will be eftecmed a great favour.

TUESDAY, AUGUST ail.' • '
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
'3 per Ccnt. Conf. 6*—Ditto, for accoom fa--
Reduced 6i4—va per Cent.Conl.Bt4-..01d src"—
New 3 per C. 96,1.-Onualum toil •
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: ,
:Rank Stock 1684 169 Imp. 3 per Cent. 60ii
3 per Cent. Red. 67,4 I Imp. Ann..-
3 per C. Conf. 6c4 i 61 India Stock 1981 199
4 per Cent. litl India Bonds 7s. pre *.
5 per C. Navy Exchequer Bills as. a 3s. dIE
s per C. Loy. 97 1 Omhlum Lit tot to}
Long Ann.lB z 3-161 Enidlth Tickets 15L tss.
Short Ann. 5 5-161 Conf. for Acc. 601 1 64

The-Lords Consmiffioners of the Admiralty,
much to their credit, followed the fuggellion we
threw out in our paper of yefterday. From a be:
coming and anxious dente to fatisfy the impatience
of the Public, and alto to guard againft the dan-
ger of aggravated reports, their Lord(hips, laft
night, ordered the following Bulletin to be fent to
all the Journals, shirt' was accordingly iffued
in time for the morning papers;
London, England, 1801-08-18

DISTRIBUTION OF PRICE MONEY.

The crew of the late hoop Housto, for the cap-
ture of the French privateer l'Hirondelle, *ill be
paid their proportions of the net proceeds for Paid
capture on Wednefday next, the 19th inaant, at
N 0.6, Stanhope-Greet; Stiand.
The crew of the YORK will on the Paid !hip's ar•
rival in the Downs, be paid their pmportions of the
proceeds of the Rafcheeden, captured by the
tom* in fight of the YORK.
The crew of the !loop Catitzsa for the recap,
tare a the Aberdeen packet, and Harriot of
Sunderland, will be paid their proportion of Fab.
wage, on board the laid sloop on her arrival in
port.
The crew of the hired•eutier Circa sr, for the
capture of ten Sitting vefrels, wilt be paid their pro-
portions of theproceeds °Fein fame on board, on
her arrival a; Deal.
_ _ _

The erew of the THaI.IA, for the capture of the
Spauilh -z checque Saint Antonio di Padua, will be
paid their proportions of the faid prize, on Wed-
nefday the 2d of September next, at N 0.36, Broad-
arect
The crew of the armed cutter the GRIFFIN, will
be paid their fhai es of the proceeds of the Fortuna,
and her CAI go, at Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-08-18

PORTUGAL.

PEACE BETWEEN PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
• . LISBON, JULY 30.

Since any laft, Peace with Spain has been pro-
claimed ; there havebeen great rejoicings and three
nights illuminations on the occafion. I annex you
the eradiation of the Proclamation polled up in
every ftreet in Lifbon. You'll perceive not a word
of France is mentioned in it. At the fame time
the French army on the frontiers near Almeida is
daily increafing, now fuppofed to be gdsooo hong,
and an immenfe number of troops are daily arri►-
ing in Spain from France. I told you in my laft
that I could give you a reafon why the Peace with
France was not publicly made known ; I think I
flutlPlie .at liberty to do fo by the nest packet.—
However, in the interim, preparations (by Edias)
are making for War, and every thing in the Cabi-
net appears now again for the Englifh intereft.—
tine d'ALrostis is recalled, and difmiffed not only
from his poll as Getteralinimo, but as Councillor
of State. Count de COLT Z is appointed in his
nod; but his departure is not yet fired—now the
*Porttignefe army is in fad without a Commander.
The greaten part of the army is (kill where it was
a month fince ; no diflidition whatever made to
apple ST CY R'S army. This is a proof what kind
of a war it is between Portugal and France.

The confin of Don ROMIG tial, called LE WA-
G/ADO de MATH kiln, is now Milliner of War; this
Miniller is of the party for war. Don DIEGO de
NORONHA, Count de RILL AVENGE, is alto dif
miffed from the Cabinet, being a friend to peace.
It is alto laid that M. Piero is to retire with a pen-
' lion ; .fuch confufion and derangement in a Go.
vernment was never known ; when one day the
Prince agrees to any thing that js pacific, the next
the Patriarch is at him, and makes him undo
every thing: the fiery prieft is a decided enemy to
peace. In fad, he and Don Runoci., rs arc the
Governors of this country; but notwit htianding
all there appdarances, and the efforts which they
ufed to the contrary. the Portnguefe, you may de-
pend upon it,have been obliged to fubmit tofrance
by the treatt of Badajos.
There is Y veld jult arrived from Madeira,
bringing the extraordinary and important intelli•
Bence that that ifland had been taken by a Britilh
fquadron, and 6000 troops ! !

I believe this news to be true, as the Packet was
under way, and is detained is hours for the dif-
patches. •
P. S.—ln palling over the bar at Lilbon a•e met
the long-expeCted rich convoy coming from the
Brazils; about 4o fail, and about 15 more were
day's fail behind them. In this fleet two (hips
are filled with treafure for the Court of Spain,
without which the Spanifh Government could not
have exited two months longer! The non.arrival
of this fleet prevented the Peace being publiihed,
for fear of its falling into the hands of the Englifh :
now that it is arrived in fafety, I feel no hefitation
in explaining the myftery which fo long fufpended
the publication of the treaty of peace.
London, England, 1801-08-18

PROCLAMATION.

Haim bwo enabled to put a flop to theeffution of human
blood, with the mazy of GOD, wbo, by his altlowerful Pro-
vidence, has cooled the bleflnp of Peace to focceed the horrors
of War, eestfummated by the divine Power by a Treaty of
Peace and Amity concluded at BadaJos on the 6th day of June
of title prelcot year, between me and the nog of Spain, followed
by the formal Raclikaeloos ultimately exchanged In the afore-
fald City of Dada)** by the fame authorities., on the 16th of the
fame month of jape, by *toe of which Treaty of Peace and
its Ratifications is re-eltabliiked a Seem and militant Amity
and Friestdfhip between ate and his Catholic Mikity Don
Charles IV. oar Heirs, Suceeffon, Kingdoms, States, Provin-
ecs, and Sidled/ of every condition whatever, without clap-
deo of perfons or places. This we make known to our Supreme
Council (Defoinbargode Paco) for them to promulgate the
fame throtghout my KIN-Am, that front the day of this pub-
ikatio r, afttr having returned thanks to the ALMICHTT for
fo great a I Idling, all my fuhjed, of every rank and condition
whatever arc to abftain from every ►ind or ad of hollility;and
to profeente no farther holtittics againft :hc perfotis and pro-
perty of the laid Court of Spain or ir. Sul jefta; hut, as here-
tofore, tormiew an open communication, a finrere 6-4
and reciprocal correfpondence, and to ale every meant to attain

he re-crtabliflimett of a tir.: union. And whoever arils tothe
contrary will incur the penahies and punilluncnts indicted on
the dilturbtrs of the public Peace.
" We have cstilvd this by the means of our Council to be
publickly edited, and to be made as public u puCible.
• Given at our Palace at Q.c_ieluz, loth July. am.
(Signed) ruuct anorak.

[We did not, from any other quarter yefterday,
hear a confirmation of,the news, that the Englifh
had taken poffeffion of Madeira; nor do we yet
know the terms of the Treaty of Peace between
the Spaniards and Portuguefe.]
London, England, 1801-08-18

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST i 7.

This da.y arrived the TRIUMPH, of 74 guns,
Captain HARVLY, from the Channel Fleet, and is
to join the fquadron going to the Mediterranean,
under the command of Vice-Admiral Pots. Ar-
I *vett the VENGEANCE, 0114 guns, Captain Du FT,
from the N..rth Sea Fleet; COMET, MANSNIV,
'SARAN CHRISTIANA, and SOVEREIGN, outward.
.bound Eall.lndiamea. The ST. Fuißsszo, and
Sr♦ HORSE, put back to St. Helen's, and this
day again failed for Weymouth to attend their
Majiisriss.

HARV.ricH, AUGUST 16.
About thirty fail of neutral velTels have put in-
to this harbour, on their outward bound pafrage,
by contrary wind. A Swedifh Hoy, called the
Fortuna, JOH•114 DAIII/L QUIST loadecl
with iron and deals, has been rought into this har-
bour without ally perfon on board. This veffel was
met with between the Sunk and Longfand by the
Samuel, of IpiWich, JsaspetAN WIESTLR
and is fuppmed to have been on chore upon one of
thole (ands, and deferted by the crew.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST
This ihot ,ing failed the Paws of WaLits
Packet, Cap. .in SUTTON, with the Mail for Ham-
burgh, of the t 4th intlant • the Nines of OLANG
Captain R.. 1 bc r, with Mr. Ross, a King's Mee
Cermet, for Coxhaven and the PRINCISS ROYAL
Packet, Captain Hastsioro, for Dremerlehe ; alfo
the Jai.ousa, :t cruve.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1801-08-18

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST lb.

Yeßerday came in from a cruize the SYLPH, of
18 thirty-two •pound carronades, and 120 men,
Captain Desuwoon, after a very brilliant and gal-
lant ailtion with a French frigate, of 44 guns, and
350 men, in light of St. Andero, on the coat -of
Spain. The circumftances 6f this affirm, fo high-
ly creditable to :Captain DASHWOOD, his officers,
and crew, are nearly as follow SYLPH, in
the evening of the 31ft ult. at eight o'clock, difco-
vered a large frigate to windward, bearing down
upon her. Captain DASH worm lay to for her from
8 P. M. to t t P. M. when a very warm **Rion com-
menced. which was continued within pißol (hot,
with great fpirit on both fides, for an hour and zo
minutes, when the frigate's fire began to flacken,
and (he made fail. The SYLPH was too much dif-
abled to follow her, having been bulled by 58 (hot,
and having 122 (hot holes, of r 8 pounders, through
her fore and aft main-fail, a fkot between wind
and water, her main-malt badly wounded, and
making about a foot and half of water in the hour.
During the bight they -got the lhip a little to
rights, and in the mornin perceived the enemy to
windward, diltant about lix miles. Having fame-
whatsrepaired the SYLPH'S damages, Capt. DASH-
WOOD made fail after her as well as his difabled
Rate would allow, from fun-tile till 7 A. M. The
enemy °perceiving this, changed his cnurte, and
made Ad for the land. The SY* rI4 making much
water, Captain DASH WOOD (leered for this port,
and arrived fide on Thurfday lad, at eight P. M.
Though the aelion was fo warm, and tailed fo
long, fortunately the SYLPH had only one man
killed, and fix nightly wounded, and three badly,
having lolt a leg each. Theft latter are tent to
the Royal Naval Hofpital. •
It is remarkable that the French frigate did not
fhew her colours diiring the adlion. She had fif-
teen ports, including the bridle port, on the main-
deck, befides the guns on her quarter-deck and
.forccaftle. From -her defcription (he mull be
r the Artem de of 44 guns, or le Guerfon of 44
guns, efcapcd tom Rochfort.
London, England, 1801-02-16

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL,' FEB. 15.—Anivcd the ANACREON brig,
and Ni t.s lugger, and remain. Wind N. E.
GRAVESEND, FED. 15.—Palfed by, the Eelbeune,
Ft. Nr, from Hamburgl2.—Sailed the Hope, Hok N-
CASTLE, for India ; tithe, --, for Dublin ;
Maria, Duartoa, for Trinidad ; and Langlion,
WIRSTER, for Lilbon.
London, England, 1801-02-16

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY t 4.

Came in, the Indifpentible, of London, Capt.
Gum 11, from Pcrtfniouth for the South Seas,
with the las of her cables and anchors, having
been forced to fea, by bad weather, from Spithead ;
alfo the Lsna, of 38 guns, Capt. Horns, from
Bpithead ; the Baum, of 28 guns, Capt. Pmts.-
tars, from the Eafiward; the Harr, of 18 guns,
Capt. BIUHAU., from a cruize ; and the Ameri-
fhlp LYDIA, Capt. SMITH, from New Bedford,
‘lth fugar and coffee, for Cowes.—Satled the

RAM !Ma, of 14 guns, on a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY Is.

Sailed, the Saar* MaitaaaarTa frigate to col-
WI the Streights fhips at Falmouth, &c.—The Sr.
Flolt F zo and Lamm° will fail to morrow with
the trade lying here for the Streights, Oporto, &c.
London, England, 1801-02-16

ANOTHER LETTIta, SAME DATE.

Arrived this day the SUTFISMITE and PLowsa
Poops of war, from the eaftvrard ; the latter it is
laid is to take a few merchant vents under con-,
my for the Weft-Indies : and larVived alto the
MI tuitook fchooner, Lieut. M. SMITH, in to days
from Lifbon ; laid to have brought Come impor.
tart Difpatches relating to the French fquadron,
which, according to report, has paired Lifbon for
tLe Mediterranean, confitting of (even fail of the

line, and two [frigates. Lieut. M. SMITH, with
an Officer in the army, immediately on their
landing, fet off with thefe Difpatches for London.
The PLINCE of WaLis, TODD, which failed from
Lilbon in company with the above fchooner, is put
into Mounts Bay, from whence her Mail arrived
here this evening : the has alto brought tome im-
portant difpatches for the Admiralty. Difpatches
were this morning received at the Agent's office for
Lan, to be conveyed by the Patect ADOLPHUS
packet, Capt. Joan : this Packet will take alto the
Mail of the toth intl. which will arrive here this
evening from the General Poit-Office.