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London, England, 1801-07-24

YARMOUTH, JULY 24.

This morning arrived the following (hips of war
under the command of Admiral Dicasow, from
a cruife off the coaft of Holland, viz. Ikea FIEI V,
Flag chip; Plummy or ORANGE; 111,1 y, and
ASSISTANCE; ALECTO fire (hip; Vssovtus, and
ADDER, gun rads; and SrecuLaroa lugger;
the Palace or WALES packet, with Mails and
Paffengers for Cuxhaven, is not failed, the wind
blowing frefh at N. E.

FROM LLOYD'. LISTS •
DEAL,.Juty 23.—Saiied the Savaat and ANA-
c a lON floops, with the outtvardibound, under con.
voy to Portimouth.—Wind E. N. E.
GRAVESEND, JOLT 23.--Patt by, the Emanuel,
—, from Fnlandj Ebenezer, —; Judia,
Gates; Hoabert, —; Speculation, Monk; Con.
cordia, —; Sophia Catharina, and Caro-
lina, —, from Norway; Induary, Dodds;
Boreas, —; Thetis, —; Three Brothers
Hinds; Magdalena, ; Venu% Bilks; Bel.
lon a, ; and Vigilant, from Dantzic:
Lively, F!rE, from Greenland ; Trclaray Plant-
era, Baker; Jamaica Planter, Smoßet ; freedom,
Taylor ; Polly, Robs; Ocean, 4-- t and Emprefs
Mary, Seward, from Jamaica : Cupid(); Boofe ;
and Gute Both, from Stettin: Maria, Han-
fon, from Gottenbtrgh ; Pripianas, —, from
Riga; Elizabeth, Buty, from Stockholm; and
Prince Edward, Carle, from Peterlburgh.
Sailed the Succefa, for Amlierdam ;
Oftavia --, for Virginia ; Two Gebroders,
—, for °Rend ; Grote Vean, Vera and An.
tonius, Guyt, for Brads.
London, England, 1801-07-23

ARRIVED

At Madeira Little Jane, Robertfon ; and Helvetic, Brad-
bury, from Virginia; William Penn, Volans; and Wonilancett,
Randall, from London.
At Demarara—Backhoufe, Harding, from Africa; Fanny,
Harper, from Liverpool and Madeira; and Brooks, Johnfon,
from Africa and Surinam.
London, England, 1801-07-23

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.

Arrived the RAVEN, of 18 guns, Capt. SANDE es,
with a convoy from the Downs.—Sailed the LEY-
DEN, of 68 guns, Capt. BEDFORD, and MAIDSTONE,
of 32 guns, Capt. DONNELLY, on a cruize.—Drop-
ped down to St. Helen's, the TEX EL, of 64 guns,
Captain INCL EDON.

YARMOUTH, JULY 21.

A Swedifh veffel, name unknown, got aground
on Happifburgh fand, the veffel is totally loft,
but the crew are laved ; the was bound to Dublin
laden with iron and deals.—Tuefday evening ar-
rived here from Cuxhaven, the Axatow armed
(hip with the Honourable Mr. WICKHAM and faire,
with convoy from Hamburgh ; alfo, the HAZARD
cutter with letters fmm Admiral DICKSON'S fleet.
Sailed the JAMIACA frigate for the Nore, and the
SALLY armed chip for Hull; the Hanover bomb.
velTel for Harwich, and the Griper and Eclipfe
gun.brigs, for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-07-23

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Officers and crew of l'Esmott, for the
capture of the Jonge Juffrowe Anna, fidflian Jo-
annes, Drie Gefutters, and Refolution, will be
paid their proportions of the hull and flores of faid
veffels, at Yarmouth, the zsth
To the Officers and crew of the PETTERELL. for
the capture of the Danifh Eaft Indiaman, Danne-
mare, a diftribution of the net proceeds will be
made on the 31ft inn. at the Lamb, Lamb's Con-
duit-flreet.

To the Officers and crew of the St A rLowt R, for
the capture of the Sw•edilh vele! Jonge Margare-
tha, a diftribution of the proceeds of raid thip will
be made at Jerfey, on the 25th init.

HULL, JULY so.
The following feven (hips, which were liberated
by the prefent Emperor of Raffia, from the late
embargo, and their crews delivered from captivity,
arrived here yefterday :
John and Sarah, BELL ; Providence, CLARK ;
Albion, JAMES ; Nancy, KILPATRICK, all from
Peterlbuigh • Refource, BELL ; Elizabeth, ROLL,
both from Riga ; Cato, TEMPLE, from Wybergh.
The inhabitants at large feemed to (hare in the
happinefs of individuals, and the bells were rung
and colours difplayed upon the fleeples, &c. &c.
to announce the joyful event.
The Mary, ROBSON, has arrived at Shields, from
Wyburg, with deals. This is the firs fhip that
has arrived there from Ruffia, fince the removal
of the embargo. Captain Ronson lays, that him•
felt and crew were kindly treated by the inhabi-
tants, though the.ir fuftenance was very fcanty.
They were marched about t lover:fir up the country.
The laft letters from the Sound Rate, that the
Fountain, BECK, and Bedford, FoaruNs, both
belonging to Lynn, together with four (hips from
Wyburg, and one from Riga, detained by the late
Ruffian embargo, were ready to fail for England.
London, England, 1801-07-23

GRIN LAND FIIHERY.

The following veffels belonging to this port, are
fafely returned from the Filhery at Greenland,
where their endeavours have in general been very
fuccefsful, viz.—The Molly, SADLER, with 29 fills,
producing 400 butts of blubber; the Symmetry,
Rose, IS fins, 150 tons of oil ; the Manchaer,
MATSON, 16 fifh, 260 butts ; the Hunter, GROAT,
14 fins, 225 butts • the Truelove, Gs 'luau'', 14
fills, 230 butts ; the Fanny, JEmprisore, ; I fills, 2:5
butts; the Oakhall,CoLE e v, and Minerva,M'Bs los,
each 9 filhoo6 (at 2) butts; the Eggington,Wzzy,
6 fills, 120 butts; the And, Wizirimson, 3 fills,
36 butts ; and the Blenheim, WEBSTER, 2 6th, 90
butts.

The Elizabeth, TATHER, with tg ; Ellifon,
ALLEN, with 0S; Traveller, Aassrraomo, with
13 ; Sarah and Elizabeth, HEWITY, and Lottery,
Rose, each with to; Samuel, \Vittoria, with 6;
John 4 ; and the Adventure, Woons, with 3 fifh
(being a return of the whole of the Greenland ;hips
except the Mary, belonging to the port of Hull)
were left by the above a (bort diflanee from the
Humber, and are expeaed up every tide.
The Jane, CLARKE, of this port, and the Nancy,
—, of London, were loft in the ice ; the former
on the 3oth of April.
A report having prevailed in this town, that the
whole of the crew of the Jane, except the Captain,
had perifhed in the ice, on the lots of that flip; we
are happy in having it in our power to fay that the
crew were all iota :—The Jane was run foul of by
the James, from Liverpool, and in lets than tea

minutes v.ith w:tter ; the Treti Lad jtia t;trw
to get imu their with the lofs of every arti-
cle they ;lad in the ili;p.

FROM 1.1.07 D'S LIST.

DEAL, JULY 22.—Sailed the Yon. man of war
to the Eaflward.--Arrived the J..,1 lc and
ALONZO (loops, and 1-lEcLa fiorn
cruize.—Wind E. S. E.

GAAVr.SEND, JULY 22.—Paft by, the Northum-
berland, Thetis, LAURIE; Golden Grove,
BUTLER; Albion, —; Merlin, —; Ruth-
light, DUNNING ; Neptune,--; Cora, BROTON;
Brothers, GOODWIN; Lady Mackworth,
Charlotte, BUTLER ; Lindaanted, MASON ; Alert,
NBDONALD; Brunfivick, SHAW; AEicon, —;
Clarendon, BELL ; Symmetry, LIDDLE ; Lord
Nelfon, —; Jamaica, —; Atlantic, ADAM-
SON ; Prince George, lAILY ; Royal Edward,
Fingal', —; SAIIS, DUNN ; Dale, Ar-
KINS ; Neva, STOREY ; Hanover, WlLsos ; John
and James, —; Willoughby, Manspiata. ;
Acorn, —; and Goldfinch, CADENHE no, from
Jamaica: King George, —, from Gibraltar;
Betfey, PEAT ; Fanny, —; Progrefs, LACEY ;
and Benfon, —; from Peteriburgh : Anna Ma-
ria; LANISS Petrie, ; from Norway ; Unity,
—; Hope and Anchor, --; Emanuel,—;
and Hope, RtrsoN, from Norway: Dolphin,
ItawLtr; Capelin, —; and Charlotte, —,
from Dantzic.—Sailed the Vrow Fama, —;
and Prudence, BARRY, for Philadelphia.
London, England, 1801-05-11

THE RING V. FOWEEDS.

Mr. BRYAN Paid, that the Defendant flood
charged with perjury, and was rendered by his
bail ; he therefore moved, that.he be now charged
with his Indietment ; which he was accordingly.
The Court then proceeded upon new trials, in
which no point of public intereft occurred.
MAY 9.-CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
A Rule was moved for to thew caufe why a
Criminal information fhould not be filed againft a
perfon of the name of Prieftland. That applica-
tion was made on the part of a Lieutenant of the
Fluff Regiment of Dragoon Guards. It was un-
neceffary, Paid the Counfel, to make any obferva
tions on the importance of fubordination in the
army, and that military men, when they were in-
jured, fhould come to that Court for redrefs, in-
(lead of taking the law into their own hands. The
circumftances he was about to [late happened at
Northampton. The bans of marriage had been
publithed twice between one of the privates of
that Regiment and a woman of the name of Prieft-
land, the Defendant's filler. This private was
kept in a conftant hate of intoxication, and had
no Intention to marry this woman. This man
againfl whom he moved had purchafed a licenfe to
take them to church. Men in the army could not
enter into &eh burdenfome engagements without
the leave of their officers ; and this officer prevented
this bufinefs from proceeding, and ordered this man
to his quarters, who, when he became fober, ex-
preffed the ftrongeft obligations he was under to
his officer for this happy deliverance. Another
attempt was made upon him by this Lady and her
friends, and he was again ordered back to his quar-
ters. Upon this Prieftland faid, he wifhed to fpeak
to the officer, and in the pretence of a number of
the men addreffed this fort of language to him—
" You are no Soldier ; you are a d--d rafcal, and
fcoundrel, and if I were one of your men I would
retaliate on you." He afterwards, in the pre-
fence of feveral of the privates, held the fame fort
of language of this Gentleman, laying he was
a d—d rafcal, and a difgrace to the cloth ;he
had a great mind to take him by the note.
Lord Kleyow afked, in what fituation of life
this man was ?

The Conn/el Paid he was as Inn-kerper, and hat',
the greateft power to do milchief of this particu-
lar fpecies. He was afraid, if they were to refufe
the :application, the molt fcrious confequeicces
might enfue.
Lord KANTO). defired him to take a Rule to
(hew caufe.

Mr. Aaiun, on the part of the Rev. John Wil-
liams, a Magiftrate, obtained a Rule to Thew caufe
why a Criminal Information ihould not be filed
aria a perfon whom this Magiitrate had coo-
vitied in a penalty of 51. for felling candles with-
out a licence. The charge againft this man was,
that, in a public inn, where there were a great
many perfons prefent, he raid the Vicar (meaning
the MaFiftrate)•was the mil infamous rafcal that
ever
London, England, 1801-05-11

LLOYD's LIST.
DIAL, MAT (pp.—Arrived the BRILLIANT M.
gate,. with the homeward.hound Oporto fleet,
molt of which are failed for the River.—Arrived
the HELDER from a cruize, and has a f:gnal of
convoy to the northward for the Oporto !hips.—
GRAVESENNMAY IO.—PAR by the Louifai---,
from Hamburgh ; Hope, Errs, from Dieppe;
Stafford, —; Su.-ccfs, —; and Indußry,
TODD, from Pillau ; Juno, j.tmrsov, from Me.
mei; and Vrow Benor, BLAKEN, from Eranden.
—Sailed the Ceres, Pser,Rs, for Dublin ; Saran-
nab, ; Danberhied, jacoss; and Hamburger
Bofe, HotwEDcE, for Hamburgh ; Hope, Woon,
for Londonderry ; and Emerald, —, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-11-21

PARLIJIMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, NOV. 10.
APPEAL or WILKIE AGAINST 01510.
Mr. !done was heard at length, in favour of the Appellant.
—Mr. Alezander was heard for the Refpondcnt.
The further confideration of the cattle was then deferred till
Monday next.
COMMITTEE OP TOP WHOLE NOOSE.
The Haire then went into a Committee. The Mak, Mum,
Cyder, and Perry Duty Bill; the Bill for a Duty on Places.
P. nfion., Pcrfonal ERates, and on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and
Snuff; the Bill for relieving the Fitheries from the Salt Tax,
and for withdrawing the Bounty for the Importation of White
Herrings; the B.:kerb' Indemnity Bill, &c. were read in the
Committee; approved without alteration ; reported upon, to
the Houle ; and, by the Houle, ord.red to be read a third time
London, England, 1801-11-21

BIRTHS.

In Cork, the Lady of Rreh;sllsevooddre Nevadans, Efq•
of a fon.
The Lady of Francis White, Efq. of Red Hills, county Ca-
van, of a fon and heir.
On Friday stiorning, is Chandortbsel, she Lady of Vice.
Admiral Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. of a Qin born (Wiener.
London, England, 1801-11-21

NATURALIZATION BILL.

The Bill for the Naturalisation of John Addbcrt and Charles
Chriflian Fletcher, was read a fecond time.

PAPERS FROM THL TREASURY.

Mr. Mitford, from the Treafury, prefented at the Bar, " An
Aceompt of the Monies Wiled under the Adt allowing a Boun-
ty upuu nth taken and imported into London."

lalitl APPEAL.
A particular Appeal front Ireland was, far the accommoda-
tion of the Appellant, ordered to Rand for Tuefday, Dec.&
The Houle then adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A perfon from the Exchequer prefented an account of rums
of money Hilted by orders of his Majesty, purfuant to tddrelfes
of the Houle, which was ordered ts be I.del on the Table.
The Lottery Millake Bill, with Amendments, was r, potted,
and to be read a third time to-morrow.

The Fichequie Bills Annuity Bill was read a fecond time,
and committed for Monday next.
The Mollifies Diftilllation Bill was reported, and ordered to
be read a third time to morrow.

The Refolutions of the Committee for the Relied the Suf-
fering Clergy and Laity of France, and of American Loyalißy
and for defraying the Expenres of COUViCtS, were read and
agreed to.
London, England, 1801-11-21

HOYLE ABRIDGE.D--BY 808 SHORT.
THI TWENIILTH EDITION.
This day was publilbcd, price only Sixpence,
QHORT RULES for SHORT MEMORIES
at the G.INIE of WHIST, with the Laws of the Game,
&c. adapted either for the Head or Pocket.
By 808 SHORT.
Printed, for the beisisfit of Families, to prevent Scolding,
and fold by J. 11.irris. at Nr,wacay's Juvenile Library, the
Curse!. of St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,
Boa Snot 7'5 Ruin for Playing Quadrille, 6d.
Rules for Piaying Back Gammon, is.
Rules tor Playing Chefi, ts. 6d.
Rules for Playing Billiards, xs. 6d.
London, England, 1801-11-21

NEW NOVELS IVA/heti this Day.

1. c_ERALI)WOOD. By the Author of Sigif-
N-A man, &c. ?cc. in 4 volmma, price 14.4. Boank.
a. The SePUROE of CONSCIENCE, a Romance, by the
Author of Martyn of Fenrofe, or the Wizard and the Sword,
kc. &e. &e.

Logsdon : Printed for R. Dutton, Pahlic Lihniry. Birchin.
lanc, Cornhill, and fold by all Bookfeßers--Alco glw Lgilowiar :
FURTHER EXCURSIONS of the Obfgrvar: P,deftriau.
memplified in a Tour to Margate, 4 vol.. T6s. Board*.
'Eh.: SPINS-Mrs TALE, in which is intradoct.d Lang-
bridge Fort, a Romance, by Ann Wingrovc of Bath, ♦uls.
tog. 61 fewed.

A Supplement to the Catalogue of Dutton's Circulating
Library, from Odobor tSoo to Novembir tEor.
London, England, 1801-11-21

FRANCE.

PARTS, NOVEMBER 15.

CHARLES AUGUSTUS LEVIER DILA NE UVILLE.
Bifhop of Ace`, has given in his ragnation to the
Holy Father, and trail/rated a copy of it to the
chbifliop of Corinth.
With the fame readinefs and the fame fptrit, their
repeaive refignations have been fent to the Pori
by Louis Rene Edcuard, Prince of Rchan and
Cardinal 13ifhop of Strafburgli; Louis Appollinaire
Latour-du Pin.Montauban, Archbilhcp of Auch ;
jean-Antoine de Caftellane, Bifhop of Levaur ;
Charles•Francois-Joseph de Pifani de la Gaude,
Bifhop of Vcnee ; Jean Charles de Couchy, Bilhop
of Rochelle; and Alexander-Amedee-Adon-Anne
° Francois-Louis Joseph de Lauziers-Themines, Bi-
atop of Blois.
The lateft letters from Weld (late, that the
Eledorate of Hanover is already in a great mea-
lure evacuated by the Pruflian troops under the
command of General KLEIST. A few corps of
cavalry and infantry were filing off towards Min-
den and its environs. The Pruflian Generals had
i(fued the remelt injunctions againft committing
any exceifes on leaving Hanover.
One of the fecretaries of the French Embafly at
Berlin, palled through Franckfort on the 6th tuft.
on his way to Paris with difpatches.
According to letters from Germany, the Anf
trian Cabinet intends to lay an impoft on the land-
ed eftates of the Nobilityof Hungary, in confider.
:ttion of which they are to be exempted from per-
fonal ferrite. It is fuppofed that a general Diet
of the kingdom will be convoked upon this alb-
jeet, and, in the mean time, the Government is
employed in -founding the opinions of the different
counties.

The Gazette of Straihurgh, under the head
Duffeldorff, gives the following article It is
confidently reported, that General PicuEGRU has
repaffed the Rhine under our walls on his return
from Peteriburgh to Paris, with the fan&ion of
the FIRST CONSUL; but this intelligence requites
confirmation."

On the 1 zth inftant Count RUMFORD, accom-
panied by KELLERMAN, VOLNEY, and a number
of other Citizens, vifited the eight foup eftablith-
ments of this city. _ _ _

A letter from Rnuen lap, " Yefterday we en•
joyed a fight of which we have been long deprived.
A veffel failed from our port for Cadiz. She
went out of harbour amidft the public acclama•
Lions and unanimous cries of Live the Republic!
Live the "Jo Cowful! Live the Liberty of Commerce!"

NOVFIABEE i 6.

General LAWN F S has been appointed Minifler
Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to Por-
tugal.
C. SOTIN is appointed Sub.commi (Goner of Com-
mercial Relations at Savannah, in America.
C. BEAUCHAMP, Commiffary of Foreign Rela-
tions at Bagdad, is appointed Commifary-general
of Commercial Relations at Lifbon.

Marquis CORNWALL Is, (ince his arrival here has
difpatched four Meangers to London.
The Confuls, it is laid, have kill decreed that
the place of Commandant oldie Confttlar Guard
is fuppreired ; that four General Officers, who will
each day take orders from the FIRST Comm, will
be attached to this guard ; that a Governor of the
Palace of the Confuls will be appointed; and that
the falary of the Prefeds of the Palace will be
25,000 francs ( moo]. (telling )
Tiers Confetti& 57 f.
London, England, 1801-08-04

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 1.

this morning Peutenant Dustitazso_was lane
&d here from his Majefty's brig Louise, Litt-
tenant Tauscorr Commander, charged with dif-
ilatches from Admiral Sirzstss Szumaasz, con-
taining the important intelligence of the defeat of
the French .md Spanifh fquadrons. Lieutenant
TROSCOTT, who fet off with Lieutenant Du suit ssQ±
is hid to have brought fome important intelligence
alto, thought to be-relating to Gotrrozzumes
fqnadron.
Arrived the American fchooner William, Cap-
Gaozillt, from Bottom, with coffee, (agar, &c.
and apin failed for Bourdeauz. Sailed alto the
drip Elizabeth, 111,Gs 1, for Liverpool, with wheat,
4-c. from chtebec ; and the American fchoonet
Ann, with rum, etc. for Copenhagen. Wind W.
London, England, 1801-08-04

PLTPAOtTTH, AUGUST a.

Late kit evening arrived the Lou s a,of 16 gnus,
Lieutenant TII7,SCOTT, with difpatches from Gi-
braltar, containing an account of the defeat oftbe
spanills and French fleet, which WU in Algeziras
BaLste in thallium's, of 38 guns, from a ernize ;
and a French brig, prize to the Disuse, of 18
Xuah

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 3.
Mis Majefty's Ihip Gottex, which has been re•
!Stied at this
,port failed iellerday to join the Beet
at Spithead. Sailed the RISISTANCI man of war,
with a fket under coat oy for Newfoundland and
Quebec $ and ALIIT cutter, with a fleet for the
Dowas.

.4 L.

mor,t LLOYD'S LIST,
Giuvisairp, Almost 3.—Patred by the Abi•
Cotsford( Bann, and Fair American,
woo:Iowa's!), from Vhsinia ; Sodas Nova, Coos,
Fran Norway; Atlas, Brat:rots, from Qrbec ;
Marquis, —.- from Waterford ; Margaret, BA-
gn, from S!. Vallery ; and Woodrnp Sims,
Holum', from Phik&lphia. Sailed the Maria,
Inns, for Cbarleitown ;
_ham!' Harmenia,
Hisstuto, for Calais; and Hannah, Gan, for
Gothenburg.

YARMOUTH, AUMMTj. •
Lak stlailed his Majelly's packet Pawns
ROYAL, HaftWONIN With a Mail for the
Continent" sigh, 3 t ft ult.—The Dta it A,STIWART,
h in the Roads, and Will carry out the Mail of the
4th inL There are four other packets in port.
London, England, 1801-08-04

GERMAN?.

HAMBURGH, JULY 25.—Di (patches from Peterf-
burgh, of the Bth inilant, received bye xprefs, men-
tion the departure of all the Englith (hips which
had been under embargo there, with valuable
cargoes of wheat and naval !toms.
The Ruffian Government has fent an exprefs to
Paris with a copy of the Convention of. St. Petert
burgh, of the vith of June, for M. de KAMM
CH Err. This Convention has not been communi-
cated to Citizen Ducoc. It is faid that the Con-
vention contains louse fecret articles, by which all
the political relations formerlyfubfifting between
Greota Ruff a, Rua, Sweden, and Deninark,
are to be rellored, and the Treaty conclud be-
tween the two former countries, durin Lord
g
WHITWORTH'S embaffy in 1797, .is to be again in
ftill force.
Count MARLOW was preparing to fet out from
Peterfburglt, as Ambaffador Extraordinary to
- Paris, where he will carry with him new political
inftruftions from his Sovereign, and relieve M. de
Kotrrsco err, who is laid to be highly difguited
with his refidence in France, as his interference in
favour of the Kim° of SARDINIA, and of the Mar-
quis de Moasitt, his Ambafrador there, has been
fo little regarded. The Marquis left Pairis on the
6th ink. having been provided with palfports, un-
afked, fome months before, but he made no ufe of
them. .On the 22d ult. the French Minifter of
Police fignified to his Excellency that he might
quit Pans, as he had no bufinefs there, to which
the Marquis, at the requeft of M. de KALITSC H SIFF,
anfwered, that he did not acknowledge the right
of any Minifter of Police to order him to leave
Paris. At laft, on the sth ink. the Marquis him-
fell declared, that as he had no longer any official
character in France, he would leave the capital the
very next day. Soon after his departure, the Sar-
dinian Secretary of State fent notice to the French
-Government, and the reft of the Diplomatic Corps,
that he was no longer Sardinian Secretary of Le..l
gation, but Secretary of the Emboli.), of the Em-
peror of all the Ruffias, ALRX ANDER the FIRST.
The Roman Gazette, and private letters from
Naples, pofitively nate, that the Knio of SARDI-
V la had embarked in the port of Naples Tor Malta,
whence a Britilh man of war was to convey him
to the illand of Sardinia.
The French Minifter, La ROCHETOUCAULT, at
the Court of Drefden, has not yet been publicly
acknowledged in his diplomaic capacity, nor is it
fuppofed that the Etscroa of Saxon, intends to
fend an Envoy to Paris.
Count Cossarzat, has notified to the Govern-
ment at Paris, that meafures will immediately be
taken by his Court for the payment of the inte-
sett on the capital which die Houfe of Auftria
heretofore took on Miff in Belgium, and which
are fecured on the tolls of the copper and quick-
Myer mines of Iftria.
London, England, 1801-08-04

1f1.41

►C.IL IkrgurGEATE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.

ARRIVED
o HEMbUrgb,
3 Dublin
o Waterford.
a Donnaghadee,

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0
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1
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• DEAL, AUGUST 1.

The (Zystsr, hired armed cutter, Lieutenant
MtIISTER, arrived lail night from the fquadron off
Boulogne, and brings in account that fourteen
French luggers, fix brigs, and two fchooners,
were all at anchor in the Road, and under the
proteaion of their own batteries ; two estenfive
camps were formed, one on each fide of the town;
And it appears that the enemy were apprehenfive
bf an attack from our (hips, as they had ereted
fevers] furnaces on the beach, for heating red-hot
Shot, all which had fires in them ready for fervice.
The Qt_issis cutter pallid Lord NELSON at an an-
chor, Zola two o'clock yefterday afternoon, off
Blacknefs, apparently waiting the return of the
tide toproceed to the Road of Boulogne.
The Hamm frigate, and Amicro fire-fhip, are
arrived from the Wellward ; and his Majefty's fhip
LEYDFX, with the BITER, BOUNCER, and CRACKER
gun-brigs, failed this morning to the Northward ;
frbni *hence is arrived the Nemesis frigate and
the FLAMER gun-brig, from Swanfca, both of
which remain.

The Swedifh (hip Frederick, LAUREL Meer,
arrived last night from Portfmouth, and will take
on board between four and five hundred Danifh
feamen and 'foldiers 'for Copenhagen, who were
brought here from the Danilh Well-India Iflands,
in the tratifports Coverdalet, and Samuel and Jane.

Auotsr 3.
Laft night failed the ZEBRA, VOLCANO, Di s.
&WIRY, SULPHUR, &c. Isombs and tenders, for the
Coal} of France ; and this morning his Majefty's
thip Isis filled on a cruize.—His-Majefty's fhip
YORK arrived yefterday, and remains in the Downs
with the OvsayssaL, de RUTTER, BRILLIANT,
HIND, Him*, and GARNET floop, and feveral
gun-veltels and tenders.
London, England, 1801-11-19

tia are

O'BRIEN V. COOPER.

This was an Atli= upon a Bill of Exchange,
dated the aoth of December, ittoo, payable three
months after fight, for aso guineas, drawn by IL
Slade, and accepted by the Defendant.
The Defence was, that this Bill was negotiated
or difcounted by the Defendant, with Mr. Slade,
who was a dealer in piftures ; but who had be-
come Bankrupt; that the Defendant took, upon
filch difcotmting, ufurious interea ; that is, he had
taken inter& for the Bill for 12 months, whereas
the Bill had only three months to run, which was
four times as much as he was entitled to by Law.
Mr. Slade was called, and he proved this to be
the fa&.

It was contended on the part of the Plaintiff.
that this Witnefs was not worthy of credit in this
cafe; but

Lord KrN vox NI, the objeetion to the Wit.
nefs confiffing of a Ipeech only, was not to hare
much weir-lit—Chriltian Charity entitled a Wit-
nefs to . ;edit while he gave his evidence in a
Court of Juflice decently and pr.-perly, unlefs what
he fwore was encountered by fome other evidence.
In this cafe the Witnas had no interell whatever
in telling a falfellood, and if the Jut y believed Ghat
he fwore, the Defendant would be entitled to a
Verdi& The Bill had no ufury in its origin, but
if there was ufury in it in discounting, there was
an end to the Plaintiff's Cafe.
Verdi et for the Defendant.
London, England, 1801-11-19

RICHARDSON V. caiimmeAs,

This was an aElion to recover tool. being the
penalty for non-performance of an agreemcat
wince the Defendant had entered into for taking
a public-houre, which was let to him by the Plain-
tiff on the a4th of Oftober.
It appeared by the evidence of a Broker, that
1 this agreement was entered into between the par-
ties, reduced to writing, and duly damped; but
which he had 101 l : he had, however, taken a copy
of it, which be produced. He laid, that at the
tittle the agreement was entered into, the Plaintiff
and the Defendant had Come converfaion about
the quantity °Cheer fuld and liquor confumed, and
that the Plaintiff offered to thew him his books to
fee the amount of his trade, but the Defendant
bid he would not look at them at all, that he did
not want to look at them.
The Defence was, that the Defendant found he
had her a impofed (Too by the &lie reprefentation
which the PLaintiff made of the trade of the houfe,

Lord &MOM raid, that if a man choofcs to run
his head againft a wall, no body could help it.—
Here he did not chute to look At the books, and if ,
he was implied upon, the fault was his own—lf
he made • bad bargain nobody could help it, and
therc was no reaCon why he fnould not conform to
his engagements.
He had paid x 1. clerk, and therefore that Com
being &dueled, the verdid WAS for Lb.! risiatilr—
Damagt, Sol.

Yefierday as Lis Mai E STY was roming to Towr,
one of his attendants was throwu from his bode,
and confiderably bruited.

On Saturday Burke. the noted borer, was con.
veyed to the King's Bench, cn an A@loll for a (mall
fum.

Commit-Yawn ROSSIRT.—YefterOAT a young
man was examined by the Loan NIA rot, at the
Manfion-Houfe, charged on fufpicion of attempt-
ing to Real dead bodies from the church-yard of
St. Dunilan is the EA. A Gentleman Rated, that
going along at a late hour on 'ruefday night, he
obferved the young man getting over the wall, and
called to him to know what bufinefs he had there t
He immediately defcendc LI, and was fecured by the
watchman, who afked him what he was to receive
for a dead body ? when the young man anfwered
five guineas, could he have procured one. Upon
his examination before the Lou, Mayon, he would
give no account of who he was or where he lived,
or what he wanted in the church-yard, but fail
" it did not Signify making a Speech about it."—
His Lordlhip committed him to Bridewell as a
rogue and vagabead, and ordered him a rood
whipping.
London, England, 1801-11-19

ADJOURNED GUILDHALL SES;;IONS. -
The Court met again on Tuefday to determine
feveral appeals and affaults, when a very into-ea-1
ing cafe came on, which took up the whole of the
day till pall four o'clock; it was a crofs indiflment
of a conitahle againft a young attorney, for an af=.
fault; and the attorney againft the conflable, for
talk impi ifonment. threat number of witneffes
was examined, five or fix of whom flatly contra-1
dincd one another; and the Jury not giving credit'
to come of the witneiTca, they having declared
themfelves members of a club called Odd Fellows,
they found the young lawyer guilty, and acquit-
ted the confiable. The Recorder fined the attor-
ney 5 pounds, but he prayed a refpite of fentence
till mit Court-day, which was granted.
London, England, 1801-11-19

NAUTICAL oINTELLIGEYCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.

AgotviD•
0 141f0bWel,
I Dublin, Nov. t 6,
1 Waterford, Nov. r 5,
g Donnagbadee, Nov. it,
I America,

DVS.
2
C 5
I
0
0

FAL mourn, Nov. :6.—Yefterday the LADY
!fusser packet, Cain. FEL Low s, arrived from
New York and Halifax with Mails : the failed from
hence on the t4th of Augult, and arrived at Hali.
(axon the aoth of September, where The fot:ad his
Majefty's Blips CLLOPATRA, of 32 guns, Captain
pEL22w j Bosvow, of 32, Captain DOUGLAS, and
Cams" ftore-lhip, Captain Buc 2 LE.—She arrived
at New York on the 3oth, where the remained un-
til the 17th of Odober, when the returned to Ha-
lifax, from whence the failed for England on the
29th, leaving there the CLIOPATRA, rIitASANT,
of 18 guns, Capt. CARE*, and LILLY, of 16, Cap.
tin Styes. On the 31 ft fhe (poke the America,
52 days from Portfmouth, bound to the Bay of
Fundy, for malts, and much in want of provitions
with which the was partly fupplied by the packet,
which arrived here this morning, without (peak-
ing any other veffels. As the came from New
York the mails have been fumigated, and the
jacket put under quarantine.—The paningers are
Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Rooszs, Dr. CHAPMAN, Mr.
Hutson, Mars. W. and G. HO2FMANi Mr. M./-
01NT, and Mr. Noma.
_ _

POR/SMOUTH, Nor. B.—Sailed the AVDAcibus,
of 74 guns, Captain PEARD, to join the Channel
fleet. Rear Admiral TOTTY is to fucceed Ad-
miral Duczworra, in the command of the Lee-
ward Hand Ration, and will fail in a few days in
the SATURN, of 74 glint, on board of which fhip he
hashoifted his flag. The EXCELLENT, of 74 guns,
ENDYIVOS, of 38 guhs, Captain DORIIA ; and
Ssa-Guit, of 18 puns, Captain WRAY, are to be
immediately vietualled for four months each, and
will join the Channel fleet. Ds litryrsa, of 74
guns, now lying at Spithead, is to be converted
into a troop fhip. Gone out of harbour the Ac•s-
TA and bus• frigates.

Siszsantss, Nov. 18.—Artived the Gier brig,
Captain RUSSEL, from the Downs ; the Ann
armed Ship from the Baltic ; and the Supply ma-
port from Portfinouth. Remain in the harbour
the Union, hofpital Ship, Lieutenant ft:canals,
Waakzamhaid, Iris, and Hebe frigates, Sophia
!loop, Amphion prifon Ship, and Eleanor imprefs
tender, Prince Willem, and Pomone armed (hips,
with the Gallant, Blazer, Firm, Plumper, Flamer,
Bouncer, Cracker, Attack, Defender, Braizer,
Griper, Boxer, Nally, Acute, Con Slant, Haughty,
and Minz, gun brigs. The Magicienna frigate,
and Albicore !loop, are in dock. The Force gun.
brig has been paid off, and the Ann Armed Blip is
ordered to be paid off. AU the gun brigs attaeh •
ed to Lord Nerson's fquadron ate ordeted out
of harbour to the Great Nore. Wind at Eat, nso-
dcrate.
London, England, 1801-08-03

LETTER COPYING MACHINES.
SY ills MAJZSTT'S ROYAL LETTRIti PATENT.

HE newly invented Machine for Writing with
T two PENS, producing at tke fame inftant two Originals
wording to the collusion mode of vrtiting,is offered to the Cam-
vadat, Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all
perfons ilefiroui of preferring authentic records of th..ir correl-
?widener, &e. Stc. There Machines will be found on trial to
bt far fuperior to any other ever offered to the public for the
dirtied% of btifinefs.—To be had only. of,l. H Farthing, No. 43,
LoadOn, Pocket-book and portable Writing-de& Ma-
nufaeturer for exporuition.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
'TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, fituate in
J. Southampton-court, Tottenham-court-Road ; Numbered
cue and Two, mow let to rely dable Tenants, at the Yearly
Rent of Twelve Guineas each.—Term 99 years from Michael-
mas 5794. subjedt o a Ground Rent of Two Guineas per
Annum. There Premlfes will be fold remarkably cheap.
Further particulars may be known at Mr. &Merlon's, Soli-
citor, Palfgrave-place, new Temple-bar:
London, England, 1801-11-10

TO THE ELECT! RS or THr. BOROUGH OF
PoßTsmoul H.

TOUR Nomination of Captain NIARIZIIANI
cf U. Room of the
= A Sr 'Wing ;e. unbilffrd. and
• it t c.trm ly rtqueit, that you will fuppert your
't% 01,- by et billing any atitnipt ilia! may made to induce
via to a;;.-r It.ur avowed feutAnczts ih favour of the abovr

L -WIsHIR TO TPL 301.:0CU OF P011.73,1100T1[.

Novrto 7, IL: t,

CAPE OF GOOD ROPE.

CAPE TOWN, JULY it.

By private letters recently received from, the in.
to i„r, we can announce the agreeable int
.elligencei
that acre has been a feafonahle and ab, Jndant fall
r.f rain. Our correfpondent flatcl, l'.i.at the dif_
fr nart kinds ,if grain are in the grop 4., j,
and in fe-
v,ial b 14 illanees have already fprur . up, with the
,„„a ilealtity appearance ; and t' nat, with the bitfr-
ing or Provrorscr, there is
every probability of
an abundant harvea. It is a' S I confidently Rated,
that the Caffrey and Bofch- imen, on the different
confines of the Colony,
eod will toward' -',...'.. Culonifis,
1" .oanifell the molt ferious
and the Britifh
Ul'.:ri ritnent

,uCOCYaI VIIASER left Cape-Town, 2 7th
June. I°'r Simons-Town, under the euaomary fa-
lute`; orn the Caine, of 13 guns. He embarked on
board A c Eliza,
—a,?!. HOLMAN; for Bengal.
.pt• ARCM ISt LD C•MPBELL; Of the gift, ac-
ed. Apanies the Major-General as Brigade-Major ;
r.ed his fon OSIORI4II ERASER, as Aid-de-Camp.
The follov ing military promotions have taken
place in confequence of the Oencral's departure,
viz.—Colonel HALL, of the Bth Light Dragoons,
appointed Brigadier-General ; Lieutenant HIP-
PESLET as Brigade-Major to Colonel HALL ; and
Col. HAMILTON, Deputy Quarter-Mafter-General.

PARLMAILNTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, NOV. 9.

Sr E tKiR Rated, that his Majelly had been
waited upon with the Addref, of that Houle upon
the Pieliminatics; to which his Majefty was
pleafed to return the following gracious anfwer,
which he read from the chair:—

" Gookfrom of :Le flamfr of Costmosts,
" I thank you for this dutiful and 1014 Addrefa The fen-
tinunts which you hare exprefred on this occalion arc highly
fatisfaaory to me, and cannot fail to be attended with the
molt impmt art effeog.'•
Lord GLENRERVIE adverting to the order el
the day, for taking into confideration the adjourn
ed debate relative to Mr. R. Bagwell, Member
for the city of Callen, obferved, that it was a
cpwaion upon which he entertained fume doubt,
al,l that the opinion offeveral learned Gentlemen,
not then prefent, would be neceffary• to a fatisfac-
to: v decition. In order, therefore, that the Houfe
niir;,lit have the benefit of their attendance, he
nvived that the further confideration of the debate
be defirred till Wednefday fennight.—Agreed to.
Lord MARSHAM brought up. the Report of the
CoMmittee upon the petition for a new bridge at
Rccheiter, and leave was given to bring in a Bill
accordingly.
London, England, 1801-02-04

and accainianieci by
Mr. DIBDIN.

ROTeS 3s...—Arra 3a—GaDery IL
Dom to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to
F., in at fight.
Pla:cs fur the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Ditalin's Mulic
rirehoufe, Leiedice-Place, Ldeefter-fquare; where may be
ha 1. and of Longman and Rees, Paternofterwow,
fw Priming by Subfiniption, in Two Quarto Volumes, in-.
t•bilbod with forty Plates in aqua delta, and Sateen Vign ea,
PIZERVATIONS, the Rcfult of a Too" through almoff rho
r hole of England, and a conliderable part of Scotland, in a
Series of Letter', written to a large number of intelligent and
n-fpeekable Friends, by Mr. DFBDIFI. A Specimen of the
Fri= sod a part of the ?idling may be ken, free of exponce,
e: Leleefta,Place.

The 47th night of the Cake-Houfe will be on Saturday.
The Songs in the Cake-Houle arc all publillted, and may be
bad at Mr. Dthn's Warehoufe.

Sins Simi will continue open Mondays, Thurfdays, and
anordaya, during the Seaton.

DANCING--PRrvATE Turrictx
SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS.
NR. HOPKINS has the honour to ir.form the
Nosiurv,opNTRy,OI•FICERS in the ARMY and
NAVY, and his Friends in general, that he CONTINUOS t• Ste-
atite! Gentlemen and Ladies in the molt elegant TAIIIIITT Of
the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, with all the modern relo-
- of DANCING the MINUET, LOUVRE, COTILLONS,
HORNPIPES, REELS, and ENGLISH Country DANCES
after the molt apptovtd and TAINIONOILt STOLE ; and the
coolie of their attendance made convenient to themfelvea He
alto atte:.,ls at home Inch Ladies Bed Gentlemen as honour
him with their addeefs, by in application at his Readance,
Coachmaker's Halt, Fortier-tine, Cheapfida.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Entrufterl with the EnocamoN of Your.. may in a Ihort time
have th-m completely formed to appar in the Sett circles with
that elegance and diftinguifhed Bare whkb is VICr attendant on
pelican:ls and good breeding—a Boarding Schools attended.
N.B. The Morning Aeadtany, for Ladles only, is open, and
will he continued till his Majesty e Birth Day, from ELT=
o'clock tat Three.
London, England, 1801-02-04

1201LTY-EftGHlll NIGHT.
BANS SOUCI.

By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lenin CO•ataca LA IN,
'I la MORROW EVENING, February 5,1130 i,
will be pretested at SANS SOUCI, Leicetter-Placa,
Leicetter-fquare, an Entertainment, entirely New, called
THE CAKE-HOUSE.

Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs :
PART 1.
cc. Dregs and his Villa. Ree. Agreeable Company.
S. 'Perpetual Yuuth. Song. 'Love and Reafon.
Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to Kill Wives.
Era?. 'Lottery of Wedlock. Soug. 'The Poet and paper.
Rce: A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dank.
Ssnz. 'Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet.
and Naecy.

PART IL
Rec. The Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club.
bong. •Brother Jack. Song. 'The Thing, the Kish
Rec. Sailors. and the Go.
bong. "Mal Love. Rec. The Mcfs.
Rec. A return of Reston. Song. lack at Greenwich.
Bong. The Sweets of Lose. Rec. More Plotting.
Song. Great News.
PART 111
Roe. Knelt Coleb. Rec. The Two Dodtors.
Song. Highgate Probation. Sons. • The Canary Bird.
The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps.
Song. 47trotherCup and then. Song. 'Echo.
Rm. Which is the war to Rec. The Coup de Grace.
Windier ? Song. •The Union.
Song. •A little!
I he *bele i. written, and compared, and will be fpsken, Tung
London, England, 1801-02-04

NAVIGATION AND LONGITUDE.

WILLIAM GARRA RD, Examiner of Of,
fees in LUNAR OBSERVATIONS, to the Ho.
nourable EaR India Company, at No. 2., Nag's Head-court,
Grace Church-ftrect, and at the Old Eftablifted Naval Aca-
demy, Ormond Houle, Cheifca, where he continues to Heard
and Qualify young Noblemen and Gentletr.aa in Navigation
and Prualcal Soma/Alp, and every requilito to compote tko
Sea Officer. AWo In his new method of reducing Lunar Ob.
irritations. Emetioned by the Honourable Board of Longitude,
Honourable Trinity Houle, and the EaR India Company.—.
His new Lunar Tables are now delivering to the Si;bferibers
and others, and may be had either at his Mice in Town, or ag
the Academy.
London, England, 1801-02-04

PLYMOUTH, EhBRUARY 3.

Came In the Swedifh !hip Maria Elizabeth, Capt.
C. H. Lrcisraoyi, from Malaga, bound to Al-
tona, laden with wine, foap, and fruit; detained
and tent in by the SurflIANT6, of 14 guns, Capt.
Art TNA N.—Came in the SwedilhveffelWilhelmina,
of Gottenburgh, Capt. MATTOAN, from Alicant,
bound to Hambro', laden with Barilla ; detained
by the EXPEDITION Cutter, of to guns, Lieut.
BOYF.R ; the Cutter is likewife arrived having on
board Volunteer Seamen from Cork and Water-
ford.—Arriied alai the CANADA, of 74 guns,
Capt. STRACHAN, from the Channel Fleet.—Sailed
the DASHXR, of i 8 guns, Capt. ToSIN, on a
cruise.—The Farev, of t 6 guns is about to fail
for the Mediterranean with dlfpatches: the is now
warping down from Hamoafe.
London, England, 1801-02-04

PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY 3.

Arrived the TRENT, of 36 guns, Sir E. HAMta•
TON, and the Dtscorzar bomb, of t 6 guns, Capt.
Conn.

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 2.

Yclterday came into harbour the (4JEEN.
11011011 GM, hired cutter, Lieut. FABIAN.—This day
his Majefty's fhip AGAM am mog, of 64 guns, Capt.
FANCOURT, arrived from Yarmouth, and the
Forrumsz, of 40 guns, from the River Thames.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, FEBRUARY 2.
Arrived and failed for the River, the Linen-
hall, LIWINGTON, and feveral other Blips, froze
Dublin. Wind S. S. W.
GRAVISEND, FERRIJARY 2.
Paled by, die Ann, THOMAS, from London-
derry; Ann Eliza, —, from Tortola; Fides,
LixissAv, from Martinique; Union. MUR►NY,
from Cork ; Mehitoble, —, from Virginia;
Juno, STEPHENS, from New York; Stephens,
from Jamaica; Caledonia, PAol,tiom South Seas;
Lord Hood, Corr; Flora, —; Ifabeila, —;
and Richard, from Li lbon.—Sailed the
Beckford, BARGE. and Wm. Manning, Drzon,
for St. Kitt's ; Rofe, BARROW, and Countefs of
Cardigan, HILL, for Demerara ; Brilliant, Wvars,
and Favourite, for Tobago ; Nais, Sown EN ;
Dale, ATRINI ; Sarah Ann, HUNTER ; and Ac-
teon, —, for Jamaica.

FEBRUARY 3.
Paired by, the Providence, Rif I.LEr, from Dub-
lin ; Lady Ire, 4—, from Lifbon ; Hazen, AL-
LAN, and Miffifippi, COLLANAN; from Virginia;
Caine, Amnaason, from Surinam; Linnenhall.
Lawinorom, from Dublin ; Cerec, Rms.( A R ns, from
Rofs ; and Oneida, Pi AA som, from Charlefton.—
Sailed the Admind Gardner, &Ammo'', for In-
dia ; Adriatic, Fool", and Lady Mackv:orth,
for Jamaica ; Adventure, BOV. rR, for St. Vin-
cent's ; Strenthall, COOL, for Antigua ; and Mary
Ann, Fuss, for Dublin.

HULL, FEBRUARY 2,
Citizen BLacaNAN arrived off the Spurn on
Tuefday night the aoth infant, and on the two
fucceeding days captured as many loaded vcfrels
as he toad conveniently man, a►,d fent thcm for
Holland and France. Several of them are recap-
tured, amongfl which is the Friends, Hope, (sf*
North Shields, fince arrived in Yarmouth Roads.
This collier failed from Shields on the 2 ill inflant.
and was taken the next day, but retaken off the
Tezel by the Ramon flonp of war, with only two
little boys on board ; the Frenchmen on feeinz the
1 Ramove, quitted the fhip, and efcaped on fl qre in
their boat. We have not }• heard of BLACK NI At 4
himfelf being taken ; he is the molt deflrutlive
rover that ever carne upon this coati.
The Swedilh fh:p Sophia Chritliana,WALLAC F.
from Dort to Gottenburg, captured near the Dog.
ger Bank, by the LADY Avis, armed brig, I,:eur.
LIMP, and brought into this port on FrAly„
The Swedith Chip Kapparen, Feateearracne,
from this port, with goods for Lilbon, is detained
at Falmouth.

The Venus, Sill trm, from Lcmdrm to Shields, it
taken ; the Captain is arrived at Calais.
London, England, 1801-02-04

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE).
TO-MORROW EVENING, February 5, iBoi,
will be prefented the new Comedy., called
THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE.
To which will be added the new Pantessinle of
HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ;
Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY.
TMe Evening.-. Macbeth ; with Penland Virginia.
London, England, 1801-02-04

ANN LOVATT.

lAtim LOVATT, of John and Mary
A Levan, iOnrerly of Brockton, in the Parifh of Berkf-
wick, in the County of Stafford, will apply at the Office of
Mr. Vernon, at the graft Works near Stone, in the Paid Conne.
of Stafford, the will heAr of fomethiug very greatly to her atl,
vantage.
N. B. The raid Ann I.ovatt was, about 20 years ago, a Conk
in the family of the late Earl Talbot, at his Lordibip's Mouth ik
London, and has not been hard of liner.
if any Perfun will give information either of her Death or
place of Stridence, they will be handfomely rewarded for their
trouble by the Paid Mr. Vernon.

This dry was publiOsed,

A Nrw Eaton: price.as. 6d. bOund, of
FABLES by JOHN GAY; illuffrated With
Notes Hatorical and Explanatory.
By WILLIAM COXF, A. M. F. R. S. F.A.S..
Ardor of Beinerton.

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gible to perfona of age and learning, want explanation for the
entriprchcafion of Youth ; the Editor prei^,:nts to the Public third
New Edition, accompanied with Nottz and Illulltations.
Printed for Cadet! and Davies, Strand; Croasy and Letter.
man, Stationer's-coart, Ludgate-limes; and Hunt, Pater.
noftcr-row. •
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made to them.

Tbh day was publithed,
In Odin°, price as. 6d. Number I.
Dedicated by fpecial perudfbou, to his Majelly, of a now as 4
pradital wort, entitled,
' ['HE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPXDIA ; or,
A Concife Aualyfts of fuels Difeoveries, Inventions, and
Improvements, as are more Immediately applicable to the par.
poks of Lift: comprehending whatever dcf.rves to be known,
or may tend to promote National Profperity, in tint various
Branches of Rural and Domenic (Economy : calculated for tll
ere of Private Families, but more efpecially for the accommoy
dation of thofc who are not Inclined to purchafe the more T.
luminous and expenfive Works.
By A. F. M. WILL:ICH M. D.

Author of the Leanne,' on Diet and Regimen.
London: Printed for Murray and Highlcy, No. 32, Fleet'
Rr•a ; Vcrnor and Hood, Poult. 9; G. Kearney, ileet-ftrett
H. D. Synu.i.ds, and 1 bonus Hurlt, Pat..rnolter-row ;
the Author.
London, England, 1801-02-04

AN IMPORTANT CAUTION.

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WHEN the efficacious properties of any Nfadi-
eine have fully eftabliflsed its :repute, and when it is
univerfally recommended by the grateful woke of thole who
have experienced its lecuchts, there cannot arife any neceffity
of obtruding it on the public notice. Such i 3 the pet fent con-
dition of SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, which
as a Medicine for the Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm,
and all diforders ariftng from Indigeftion or Impurities of the
Blood, ltanis confeffedly without a rival, It would be unne-
eelTary therefore to come forward with any culogium on its
well attefted qualities, were it not incumbent on the Proprietor
to put the Public on their pard againit input-idea. In a late
trial in the Court of Common Pies, before Lord Eta° N, it
was fully proved that a fpurious mixture had been fold by Melt
Forbes, .Chemills, in the Borough,in lieu of Spilfbury'sDrops.
The Public are therefore cautioned to avoid limb vile fubffitu-
dons, and the Patient to emit& his own health, by applying
for the Medicine at the Difpenfary, N 0.15, Coke-fluare.
N. B. It was proved that the fpurious mixture was fold In
bottles mar!ted By Authority." The genuine Medicine is
fold and marked, " By the King's Patent.