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London, England, 1801-11-17

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All the Troopi that left.l3orifmouth, in conic-
quence of the late eleCtion, returned there yeller
day, to attend the Proceffion of Naval and Military
Officers, who were to efcort out of the garrifon
the remains of Lord HUGH SEE moult. The fol-
lowing Letter of Orden was circulated at Spit-
head, which contains an account of the ceremony'
as it literally took place : '
MEM* DR R ,at Splthead, Nov.
It being intended to pay the deceafed Vice• A-
dmiral Lord HUGH SEYMOUR. every military ho-
nour due to an Officer of his rank, on the landing
of his body on Monday next, the 16th in(l the
Flag Officers, Captains, and CoMmanders of the
Fleet, ate to alfemble at the King's-R.l4s, in the
Dock-Yard, at eleven o'clock in the morning of
that day, and to attend the proceffion, Which will
move in the following order :
ui

DRAGOONS.
MARINE
RAND.
YIELD
PIECES.

w
9 GUARD A
WITH M
COLOURS.
0
LIEUTENANT THRUSH, 8
OFFICERS OF SANS PAREIL. v
Sr,

CHAPLAIN of FLAG SHIP 'CHAPLAIN of GARRISON
CAPTAIN SOTHERON. CAPTAIN DURHAM.
CAPTAIN YORKE. CAPT. HON. IL STOPFORD
CAPT. SAM. HOOD. BODY. CAPT. STIRLING.
ADMIRAL MILBANKE, Maj. GUI. WHITELOCKE,
Commander in Chief. L'cutenant-Governor of
CIUEJ MOVIINIA. Portfmoutk.
LIEUTENANTS CAPTAINS
OW TIM IN TN/
NAVY. ARMY.
COMMANDERS. MAJORS.
PO COLONELS,
• ST
AND
CAPTAINS. LIEUT. COLONELS.
Rear-Admiral TOTTY. Maj. Gen. JACKS/lAN, Mar.
Rear-Adm. HOLLOWAY. Maj.Geo.AVAßNE,Adarinei

VICE-ADMIRAL CREME.

ADM. SIR T. PASLEY.

ADMIRAL LUTWIDGE

DRAGOONS.

As many Lieutenants as c In be (pared from the
duty of each fhip: and the Chaplain of the Flag
Ship to alfemble at the time and place above-men-
tioned, to join the proceffion.
Thoalag Ships, and all his Majefly's Ships and
Veffels at Spithead and in Portfmouth Harbour,
are to ilrike their flags and colours half•mal, fol-
lowing the example of the Ds Ruv rsa in (biking
them, and hoitting them again. The AUDACIOUS,
on board which (hip the flag of the Lite Vice-Ad-
miral will be hoitfed for the occafion, is to fire
minute guns, as loon as the flag and colours fhall
be lowered half maR, and continue fo doing until
the Da RUYTSa again hoills her flag and colours
to the maR head. The AUDACIOUS only to keep
her flag and colours half maR till Sun-fet.
The Commiffioned Officers to wear their uni-
forms, with black crape round thcir arms. The
Flag Officers and Captains to wear their frock
uniforms.
London, England, 1801-11-17

HAVRE, NOV. 7.

An Englifh brig, the Tribly, Captain JAMBI
CROSBY, from Sunderland, with coals on account
of Citizen Lou is FOREL, has jull entered this port,
and feveral other vciTels are in fight. The Treaty
ofPeace with Portugal will have a happy influence
on our commerce. Our cloths and woollen fluffs
will be admitted into that kingdom without pay-
ing higher duties than the Englifh ; the improve-
ment of our manuf.alures, In as to be able to fell
them at a cheaper rate than other nations. mull de-
pend on ourfelves : in this manner we may main.
tam a competition, and at length obtain the prefer-
ence ; for in commerce national caprice and pre-
judices cannot long (land in oppofition to cheap-
nets. The French cloths will be preferred if they
retain their foperiority, and if they are foldcheaper
than the Engiith.
London, England, 1801-11-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Rakeißill wu ham& up and read a fisil and fecon3
time, and ered to ha committed to- morrow.
The M..it and the Penfion Duty HM went thremah
Committees, and the Report was ordered to be received to-
MO:TOW.

Mr. Marawsvittc brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee to %kW. had been referred the appilemion for making s
C,mm. reial Road, from the Wet Docks, in the ilk of Dogs,
-0 Whiteelsaxi. In purfuanee of the Report he obtained leave
to bring
_in a Bill for making the fame.
Mr. VAPISITI ART moved that the kilt Lottery Aft mould
b.: Teed ; isis oby..‘t was, be raid, to comet en Meonfittency
-.which appeared oo the Lace of the Ad, bccaufc in encisart it
;imported to fet forth all the Prizes, and in another part, it
appeared that Mere were other Prizes far Tickets drawn on
particular days ; he therefore moved for leave to bring in a Bill
to retffify the Laid Ait.—Leave was granted.
Mr. VAIIIITTART moved, that an bumble Addrefs be pre-
femoloseis lideridisf, plying that be would be pleated to give
+orders that there he laid before the Houfe an account of all the
rims of money iffued in confequence of Addreffes of that
Houk, and not made good by Parliament.
The Motion was agreed to, and the Addrefs was ordered to
be preferred to his Maießy by fuck Members u were of the
Privy Council.
London, England, 1801-11-17

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VIENNA, OCT 25.—The French Amhafrador has
renewed his political relations with the Chargé
d'Affaires of the Sublime Porte : the latter was
one of the firft who appeared at the Hotel de
France, on the day when the Ambatrador received
his rifits of ceremony.
It appears by the lift letters from Conftantino-
ple, that the Porte protxrfes to give a new form to
the government in Egypt, the moil fertile and molt
opulent province no doubt ix the Ottoman Em.
pire : its intention, it is believed, is to diminifh the
number and power of the Beys, who had ufurped
almoft the whole Sovereignty, and got polfeffion
of all the wealth in the country: other changes
advantageous to agricultgre and commerce will
alto be made.

Butt's, Ocr. as.—Yellerday her Majefly the
(ly►ill arrived here from Potfdam, to give an
audience to Lady CAI Ysroar before her departure.
Her Matttry afterwards went to the play and
returned to Potfdam in the evening, Lord CARYI.
roar will fet out with his family tomorrow for
England. Though be has leave of abfence only
for four months, it is believed here that he will go
Arnbalfador to Ruflia. M. CAS/MAJOR, &CM-
traY• to the Embairy, will, in the mean time, dif-
charge the fun liens of Ambaffador, as Charge
d'AfFaires until the arrival of a new Mininer.

His Highnefs Prince CHARLII3 of Courland,
died at Konigiberg on the 16th of this month, at
the age of 74, in eonfequence of a iiroke of the
apoplexy.

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

MOUSE OP LiaDfi, MONDAY, N0Y.16.

Sir Edward Law, his Majeity's Attorney General, was heard
is behalf of die Appellant in the Caufe of Appeal from the
Court of &Son, Philips ...Blair and Mr. Adam, for the Re.
(panda*: .Mellrs. Blair anti Macon fold to Mr. Phillips, on
time, a number of puncheons of fpirits 'rhefe puncheons of
fpirits were not d. livered agreeably to the bargain. Phillips
fiord for dainages.—Thefe the Court of Salon in Scotland re.
fufeil.—Phillips appealed. The Hoerr, on the motion of the
LORD CIANCILLOO. rewired the fentenee of the Court Of
deffion, and remitted the cattle to that Court, with dirediona
to oeL f, damages upon the party that had failed in fulfilling the
contraeL

A Petition for a Naturalisation Bill was prefented, and the
Bu! ordered in Deceived and one firft time.
'1 no other in,
were read a fecund time, and committed for
to-eiorrow.—Ad)onmed.
London, England, 1801-11-28

This day was publilhed, price G. in h, arch,
N ESSAY on the Unreafonablenets of Seep-
ticifm. By the Rev. J. HARE, A. M.
Redor of Coln St. Denys, Gime& Tfhire; and Vicar of

Stratwo Si. -Margaret, Wilts.
Printed for F. ann.. Rivington, Ni. 62, St Paul's Church-
yard; and E. Williams, Strand; and J. Cooke, Oxford.
Of whom may be bad, by the lime Author,

An Dray on the NeielSty of Revealed Religion, ;
And Two Vifitation Sermons, publifhed by requeil ; one
preached at Swindon, Wilts, proving, that to the Chriflian
Religion the World it indebted for its prefent improved Rate
of civil liberty; and the other prmehed at Nurthbuch, Glou-
ceiterthire, proving, that the Church Eflatiliemunt of this
nation is not bunhenfome to the community, lV1:11 iu a pecu-
niary fenfe, but the reverie.
London, England, 1801-11-28

Speedily will be publlihod,
in One Volume, k/nartn, illatratcd with Maps,
(redicatril. by penni Ilion, to his MAJESTY),
VOYAGES from Montreal, on the River St.
Lawrence, through the Continent of NORTH AME-
RICA, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; In the Years 1789
and 1793. With a preliminary Account of the Rife, ProgreL,
and precent State of the FUR TRADE of that Country.
By ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, Efq.
Printed for T. Cada!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; Cobbctt
and Morgan, Pall-mall; and W. Creech. at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1801-11-28

BREWING AND MALTING.

MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND.
refpcelfully informs the Public, that be intl.:nets Gen-
tlemen in the Ute of the Thermometer, and the a;,pheation of
that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and will humid% them
with manufcript inftrudions, which will enahle them to prac-
tile the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, aid other Mal
Liquors. He will alto furnifh them with manufcript initrue-
dons fur making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap-
proved pro Bier, and having been long In begin& upon his
own account, and taking a pleafurc in trying many and various
exprriments, and noting their relish It has given him a degree
of radical and experimental knowledge in the different lines
of hi; profeflion, which very few polLfs, as can be proved from
the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers
both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his
different modes of pradice, and many of thole Gentlemen he
never had the pinafore of feting; his manufcripts put it in the
power of Gentlemen to brzir as exceeding Gm-Savoured
Porter from Malt and Hops alone, combined with the Ample
element of water without the ufe of any other inguAlent wit; t-
etra : any addrefs fent (pnft paid) to D. MORTON, Will he ‘'isly
attaided to. Her:turns hbrefpcttfill thinks to thole Geniis.
men who have approved fa highly at the utility of bb Manu- ,
fripts and profcllional
London, England, 1801-11-28

STEWARDS.

Mr. WAKEFIELD's Splendid Edition of LVCRIL SACS,
In Three Vols. gy3rto.
CUTHELL and MARTIN beg leave to in-
form their Friends and the Public in general, that they
have on fate the kw remaining Copies of the abuse mentioned
Book. Small Paper, price 41.45. in boards.
Large Paper, price ail. in boards.
Mfrs Mr. W.'s Greek Tragedies, 2 V.,11. liso. price I O.
with feveral ()fills other Publications.
Middle-Row, Holborn.
London, England, 1801-11-28

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Hamburgb 3z z2l U. Genoa - - 47
Altotia - 32 3 2 U. litlke .. - 37
Cadiz -28 t In paper Oporto - - 67
I Ditto - 38 eirt alire Lilts . - 67
• 28 in par,
36 ef` 1_

Madrid - iBi in paper Leghorn - • 51
Ditto - 341 &tense Naples • 431
Palermo co pence per Oz. Dublin - - 'lf

NEW SORT OF WHEAT.

ANEW SPECIES of RED WHEAT is of-
fered to the curious, which has the following moll yak:-
able Properties: 1. It ripens near a Month fooner than Eng-
lifh Wheat. s. It gives a much larger inmate, full one fourth
more un an acre than any Engliik What; and if managed
according to the printed Direelions inclofed with it, it is won-
derfully prolific—lts &in is tender and thin, iu dour very
white and fine, and its taftc peculiarly (weer.
Bags of this feed, from which 20 buihels may be expretel
in return, are full for tos 6d. at CROCK ER's, St. Alban's-
Brett, Pall-Mall, with printed Particulars inclofed of a New
Method of cultivating Corn, by which an immenfe exp..nc, is
Caved, and yet tke returns are 30 per cent. more than by the
common methods. No Credit. Pay Pottage.
London, England, 1801-11-28

LINES TO THE MEMORY OP A PATHLIL

My only Friaid, my Faro ea, is TIC move,
The watchful Mertor of try erring youth.
Who taught me, by example. to adore
The " Mountain Goddefs," and her fttter, Truth.

'Twas he who taught me, early, to defpire
A villain, e'en in ermine or in lawn;
To court the cenvale of tht. good and wife,
And chcrilli Reafun, e'en from Reafon'a dawn.

Though he's no more, his precepts ltql furtive.
And Gratitude the pearly tribute pays,
When recolleCtion, trembling alive,"
Reviews the varied teems of former days—•

To item the torrcnt of corrtiptive vice,
To paitit the fufrrings of a patient poor,
To arm, 'galal. Iv/ tbnfrer.r, with adv!ce,
The traclannues pude and pcti'vn to infure.
From thk le, tkc objedts of hi; sells,: mind,
Reprdlefs of himfelf, he'd nc'er depart,
And thus he plainly prov'd tw all mankind,
His areateft fulblv was -.a fesiing hzart.
Such was the friend whore loft 1 now deplore,
The friend, whole womb this ecorfulatiou gives
That, though my mach-lev'd Parent is no move,
In ev'ry good man's memory he lives!

M. D. O.
London, England, 1801-04-01

FRANCE.

PARTS, MARCH a/.

- -
The Englifh refilled laft year to conclude a na-
val truce. The principal reafon 'of thiir 'refufal
as, that the French wilhed to fend fix French'
frigates to Egypt.
Citizen OTTO had demanded of the Englifh Go-
vernment paffports for fix learned men, Members
of the Comrniflion of Arts, to return from Egypt
—The Englifh refufed them.'
In the courfe of the winter there entered Alex-
andria and Damietta, more guns, balls and men,
than the fix frigates would have carried.
Of the fix learned men to whom England re-
fufed paffports, three are arrived ; the other three
werenot returned from Mount Sinai when the laft
veffel failed. (Moniker.)—French Funds 53f. 63k.
Three fmall (hips which came from Havre' ar-
rived this morning at Paris in full fail. The
crowd of perfons upon the bridges and quays to
fee them was very confiderable.
On the 22d of this month the Minifter of War
gave a very brilliant Fete in honour of the Peace.
It was conceived and conduEted with great tafte ;
all the parts of it were executed with great preci-
fion. The Ladies difputed the prize of youth, of
elegance, and of beauty. From them the eye
turned to a numerous concourfe of Officers, who
united decorum with grace and gaiety with urba-
nity. The Confuls, Minifters, a great number of
Members of the firft authorities, and the Diploma.
tic Corps, affifted at the Fete. We Thal] not de-
tail the different parts which contributed to the
magic effea of the decoration of a room, built as
it were by enchantment, in the fpace of a few
days, in the Minifter's garden. But, an ingeni-
ous idea was particularly remarked; throughout ,
the extent of the falcon, and from the bore= (if
the molt dreadful inliruments of war, were feen
flandards crowned with laurel and united by
Ilie
branches. Happy allegory, under the vei of
which we recognifed the image of the benefits of
Peace, iffuing even from the bofom 6f the furies
of War. At the extremity of the Saloon a The-
atre was ereeted, and a Piece analogous to the tic-
cafion was performed. A Banquet fuceeekled,
and then a Ball—The Fete Jailed long after day-
bfeak.,

HAVRE, MARCH 19.
'The entrance of a Swedif4 Chip into our Port,
after a paßage of 56 days, without having met with
an Englith one, proves that that Nation, occupied in
her preparations againß the Powers of the North,
has no longer leifure to make a chain of her fri-
gates along our walls. This will give us ionic
refpite, and favour the expeditions of our (hips of
war. The entrance of this flip into our port, con-
Randy blockaded by three frigates and a corvette,
has nothing miraculous in it. Every day we few
French flips come in and go out, under the con-
voy of luggers, cutters, and gun-boats, going and
coming from Cherbourg or Dunkirk. With a
perfeft knowledge of our Bay, and by taking the
neceffary ptecantions, one may navigate freely in
fpite of the blockade.
London, England, 1801-04-06

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Came in the Plutus, of Bremen, Capt. JOHN
CARPER, from Bremen, bound to Charleftown,
laden with geneva and bale goods, put in by con.
trary wind.—Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the
Row. GEORGE, oft to guns, Capt. Possts ; and
the Sr LPN, of 18 guns, Capt. Das nwoon. Sailed
the LONDON PACKET, of to guns, with a fleet to
the weftward ; alfo the Frederica, a Danilh !hip,
laden with tar and turpentine, for Hull, removed
by Admiralty Commillion.—Came in the Ey RI-
DICE, of 24 guns, Capt. BAT HUIRST, from a cruize ;
and the BRILLIANT, of 28 guns, Capt. WoDE.
SOUSE, from the weftward.
London, England, 1801-04-06

MARRIED.

Sir W. Sayer, Recorder of Bombay, t. Mda Mary Aso
R•iliiamfun.
At Manche:ter, Mr. John Bionic, Efq. of Bobby, In tit
county of Lincoln. to MIR Mary hlrthcr,of Manthetter.
London, England, 1801-04-06

FALMOUTH, APATL 3.

Arrived the Lanv ARABELLA packet, Captain
Torrkus, from the Leeward Elands, with mails
and difpatches ; fhe faileii from hence on the Bth
of January la% and arrived at Barbadoes on the
t ith of February, where was lying his Majefty's
(hip Sr. ALBAN'S, with a convoy, from Halifax;
at Martinique fhe found his Majefty's (hips VENUS,
CAI ETE, ARAB, and CALCUTTA ; at Dominica fhe
found the TAMAR, and GAIETE hoop of war ; the
latter of which convoyed her to Antigua, and
recaptured a fchooner and hoop, which had been
taken by a French privateer ; the latter had alfo
captured an Englifh letter of marque : at Antigua
the found the LEVIATHAN man of war, which
failed from thence during her ftay there; at St.
Kitt's fhe found his Majefty's !hip Hoare r, with
the Sour Haierrow and ARAB the latter convoyed
her to Tortola, from whence (he failed for England
on the 6th of March, and arrived here laft night.
His Majefty's fhip ARAB difmafted a Dani(h brig
of war in the Weft-Indies, but fhe was fo well
proteeted by the Fort of St. Thomas, that fhe
effeeted her efcape.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1801-04-06

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS.

For taking iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other
Stains, out of Linen, Muffin, Lace, &e. and for many other
Ufa, as a Subflitute for Lemons. Price is. the Doz.
HAVING received numerous complaints that
Compofitlons fold under the title of Slit of Lemons, are
not only ineffeetual, bat that they burn and dcftroy the Linen,
hthink it nccell'ary to inform the Public,that my true rffential
Salt of Lemons is on'y to be had, wholefale and retail, at my
atop in Cockfpur-Rrcet, and that none Is to be depended upon
as mine but what has my lignature MI the bottom of each hoz.
\V BAYLEY.

N. B. The Salt of Lemons Is particularly ufefu to I..ulirs in
wafhing their har.ds a: it inn:oily tikes out the Rains of fruit,
coloured gloves, &e. and is much more agreeable to ule than
Lemon itfelf.

At the fame ',Lice May be Md. Bayley's Seowering Drops,
for taking Great out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Landon Tavern, Posh°lo-ftreet, Plymouth, On Wed-
the Bth day of April next, at Ten o'Cluck in the
Forenoon, by virtue of a Conuniflion of Apprdkinent and
Sale, addrebed to John Hawker, and Petcr'Ennkin, EN rt.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
about (co B rrels P.alfins. 5o Boxes Lemons.
200 Ditto } Tip. 376 Ditto China Oranges.
170 &arts
Now landing from the t.vedEll brig MARIA ELI ZAB Iti r FI,
detained on her voyage from Malaga, by his Maj-ft)'s
6Yr/1/ANTE, jOiIAN WITTMAN. Efq. Commuidcr.
tor viewing, &e. apply to the Conmdfnoners aforiald.
Imm.diattly after the tale of the above, will ;it fold, by vi••-
tue of a Cmiimiifion of Appraiferatmt and Sae, a :dread to
John Hawker, kfq. (fur tttpoetation or nor urzatioo)
2CO labs. Swetiiik Steel.
los Bandies # and
87 Bars eat
186 ditto
t t ditto
157 ditto Nat and Nu=
89 ditto lit
127 ditto fquare
6o Chas
3o Tubs
Being part of the Cargo of the S-vvilifia brig Fano..
For vicwit,g, Catalogues, Stn apply to the Commiffioncrs
afortfaid.

Swath Iron.

1 Sw.difb Steel

After the Sale of the &eel win be fold the French Poop
Anglaise, pri.e to hH Majefly's Hot? Suthfantr, Jofeph
Wittman, Efq. Commander; burtheo about 30 tuna. She
would make a handy little Coaftcr or Lighter, as lh draws but
little water.—Alfo, for exportation, z 8 hogfhcatle of Cyd:r, to
be landed fro-- the raid wifel.—Forfattiplcs,viewing,ace.apply
to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-04-06

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

MO-MORROW EVENING, April 7, tElot,
will be performed the new Comedy, in Fire Ads, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. KNIGHT,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. PARLEY,
Itr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mils SIMS,
Mrs. POWEL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue to be fpnkcn by Mr. BETTEATON,
And an Epilogue by the Charadas.

To which wftl be added (for the laft time) the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ;.

Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY.
This Evening—King Richard the Third ; and Harlequin's Tow%
On Wednefday, 14/Lillinger's revived Comedy at. A New
Way to Pay Old Dcbtq; with (17th time) the Pantomime
Drama of Pernufe.

A new Comic Opera, In three Aett, called The Blind Girl,
se A Rcw-ipt for Beauty, will he produccd very fpccdily.

IADIV.a AND lir NTLEZIEN
HE EleCtion of fix li ireetors sof thc Fall-India
Company beiu appointed for Wednefday the 2th of April
next, the favour of your vote and interelt is ddired for the fol-
lowing Gattlemai :
William Reniley, Efq. J..hn Hunter, Efq.
Sir John Smith Burgs, Dart. John Trae:rs, Ffq.
The Hon. WilliamEllliDll4llC, • Uphill Williams, Efq.
Which will very much oldije.
Ladles and Centhmen,
Your molt humble fervants,
Thomas Theophilus Metcalf, Hugh Inglis,
Charles Mills, David Stott,
Thomas Parry, Fr.incis Raring,
Edward Parry, Jacob BoGonquet,
Abraham Roberts, ofeph Cotton,
John Roberts, .ionel Dare%
George Smith, William Ikvartes,
George Tatcrn Simon Frafcr,
George Woodford Theihdlon, Charles (:rant,
Robert Thornton, Paul I.c NV:curia,
William Thornton, Stephan Lufbington,
Sweny Toone, John Matalhip.
Houfe, March as, tiler.
London, England, 1801-04-06

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL s.

Yellerday failed the NE►TUNE, to join the Chan.
nel Fleet.—Arrived the ACTIVE and AURORA fri-
gates from a cruize.—This afternoon failed the
PORCU►INE, CASTOR, CAMEL, and NovEs, with
a very large and valuable convoy for the Well
Indies.—Sailed la Loma on a cruifc.—This even-
ing the VANGUARD came out of harbour.
London, England, 1801-04-06

THE MAGIC FLI.rrE

Donn robe opeoled .;ar halt part Six.
Plans for the Bolts to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at .Sc
lot 9141 I To WI Four.

THOMAS ()ILIA WARRANTED SWORDS, dee.
THOMAS GILL refpedfully informs the No-
, bißty, and Gentlemen in the Anny, Navy, Militia, Ste.
the Merchants, the Public in general. Ms Friends, and thole of
his Father, lately deeeafed, In particuttr, that being thoroughly
cunverfant in the rufous fuperior proceiEs sited In the treat-
ment of Steel by his Father—he inttuds (non to cltablith a Ma-
nufaekory (of which timely notice will be given), for the making
of Swords, Ste. and where they may depend upon being fop-
plied with Articifs warranted to pores all the valuable proper-
ties of Steel, temperature, etc. his Father has been fo long
jaftly famous for. In the interim they may be had as Mimi at
No. 22, the bottom of Norfolk-ftreet, Strand, London.
London, England, 1801-04-06

TO ATTORNIES, Sce.

A Very bandfome Compliment will be prefented
to any Attorney of rrfpedtability either in Town or Coun-
try (but the latter will be preferred) whn will introduce the
Advertifer to the whole, or part of his Bid-melee—Or a com-
pliment equal to the obligation will be prcfcnted to any other
perfon of refpeCtability, who will introduce the Advertifer to
a fituation likely to aufwer his purpok, where he can be ac-
commodated with a likable Dwelling-houfe and Premiks At
for the reception of a (mall genteel family.
The Advertifer is a Gentleman of unimpeachable charaeter,
well acquainted with every pout of the Profefilon, and of final
independent forune, but not equal to the ',recent high price
of every article of life.
Letters with real Names and Aarefs, citreded to Mr. Chi.
Bolt-in-Ten Coffee Honi, Fleet-ftreet, London, will
be refpedfully and inunedtately attended to.
London, England, 1801-04-06

TO THE LOVERS OF PURE SCOTCH DANCING.
SELECT ASSEMPEY, AND DANCING ACADEMY.

ALLEN'i CITY ASSEMBLIES are
.1-VA every MONDAY till June, at No. to, (treat Ayßife-
itreet, Goodman's Fields.—Determined to fpare nu capence to
votive thews foperior to any other of the -kind, he has engaged
as ,Principal Violin, for his Evenings, Mr. Mace INTII9II,
from Edinburgh,whofc animating notes are the life and fool of
the Scotch Nobility's private Dancits, and who is cfteemed the
Bat Performer In England for Strathfpcys and Rods. Mr.
WIPPART plays the Harp.
None bet Ladles of chara'ter admitted.

Ladles and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing, are
privately taught there, and at No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-
fquare ; where the terms may be hat—That who come from
the country to learn may live in the houfe during their accom-
pliChment, and learn what is necciTary in about a fortnight.
&oad Sword, Fencing, and Muftc taught. Schools attended.
London, England, 1801-04-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

I)FAL, APRIL s.—Sailed the Evans, floop,
with the outward bound under convoy to Portf-
ntruith. Wind N. N. E.

GRAVESEND, APRIL s.—Paired by, the Mercu-
rius, —, from Harnburgh ; Jarrow Magda-
-ILna, —, from Helvoet ; Drie Gefullers,
from °Rend; and Wolfort, —, from Ham-
burgh.—Sailed the Peace, CLARK, for New Pro-
vidence; Apollo, —, for Lifbon; Ceres, Ps-
MS, for Oporto ; Phoebe Ann, GARDNER ; Eli-
-; and Juffrow Elizabeth, Scut:maim,
for thumb u rgh.
London, England, 1801-04-06

PENNA DUPLEX. By his Majefly's Royal
Letters Patent, the newly invented Machine fur writing
with TWO PENS, producing, at the fame initant, TWO
ORIGINALS, according to the common mode of writing, 14
offered to the commercial, political, legal, and literary world,
as will as to all peribus ekfirous of preferving authentic records
of their corrafpoadence, Ratensenu, compolition., &c. Ste.
Thh.lnveinion, which is reduced to a praelke both tatty and
free from every defect, has been fandioned by the patrunarte.
of tome of the molt dittluguithed characters in the king loin,
and of feveratforeign =bander*. hfany perfons who had
been obliged to have recourfe to the copying or rather prating
machine, have experienced the molt coalplete fatisfaittion in the
ufe of the DOVBI.E witiTER. The trouble and inconve-
nience attending the former, are totally fiperfeded by the lat-
ter, which is fo jußly formed that there can be no mutate in
its life, and conitrutted with tuck tm.:L.mical exaelnefs and
folidity, as to preclude the necuffity of dl repair. By this ma-
chine, on the merits of which alone the Patentee Mks his pre-
tenfietis to grneral encouragement. the meschant and trader,
thole concerned to the various departments of the public ferviec,
gentlemen of ahnoft every defeription in the law, and pzr-
low, engaged in :In catenLve and im.,,rvtant eorrepondmce,
will he cnablA rot only to rave great trouble and expencc, but
silo to avoid the polsbiUty of ineorreetoefs, to which the belt
cupyifts are too frequently
The Double Writer will be found peculiarly ufeful in copy-
ing Drawings; and to Gentlern:w w ho travel, it mutt be mate
valuable In point of accuracy and feerery titan the molt able
and confidential antanuenfle. The execution of the Machine
i. fo exaetly minute, as to render it in:potable to dlfeov'r the
flightelt difference in a hair Stroke, or io the marks of 0n0.%
at ion. 't he Crate occupir..l by the mic:iinh is very trilling, as
it is contained in a finall-lized portable writing dtde.

Manitfaaured and fold only by J. H. Farthinz, No. 43,
Cienbill, London, Pochtt /IDA Main'', and l'on.kbk
is Manotodurtr, Wbolcfak and for Exportation.
London, England, 1801-06-02

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

bitat, rake t.—Sailed the outward-bonnd, un-
der cbnvoy, to PortfneoudA—Wind N. by W.
Glevestan,juse es-WAPalred by the Marquis
o Statordt Foster*, from Leghorn ; Anna,
ICRI/CER Lbuifa, az—m-:; and Carolina,
(tom Rotterdam ; Teri Gebrodeis, —; and
Anita Maria, —, from Bremen ; Harmony,
from Stettin ; Neptunus, and Sum-
Olen from Dantzick.—Sailed the Abigail,
for Embden ; and Wonalanfett, RANDALL,
for Madeira.

li•

OISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

fle cretv of the FLORA will be paid their (hares
of recaptures, viz. Nymph brig, Six Sifters (hip,
Drie Vrienden hoy, at Arundel-greet, on the firs
Tharfday monthly.
the stew of the ,THesevs, for the capture of
twd Spanifh bows, the Diana and name unknown,
and a (mall boat, will be paid their proportions of
the net proceeds of the faid prizes at Broad-greet
Buildings, on Wednefday the i 7th of June.
The crew of the FLORA will be paid their (hares
of falvage on the (hip Fancy and cargo, and head-
money for French privateer brig le Rhuter, the firft
Thurfday monthly., at Arundel-greet.
To the crew of la Lome a diftribution of the net
proceeds of the condemned part of the cargo of
the Dana brig Fortuna will be made on brand
the LOIRE on her arrival in port.
London, England, 1801-06-02

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

irithdo—r—trni, MAY 30.
Sailed thii :morning with a fine breeze at Eat!,
the PRINCEsicIUILLOTTN packet,Capt.KEßß,ivith
the Mails of the zoth Jane, for the Leeward hands
......the PRINCE Anotitina packet with the Mails of
the 19th and 26th inaaht, for Lifbon ; and the
outward bound Newfoundland, Halifax, and Q2e-
bec fleets, under convoy of his MajellYi !hip Ev-
art:net, Captain BATHURST. Now off this port
becalMed, the American brig Jane, Captain B.
TAYLOR, from Philadelphia, bound here.—Sailed
alfo this evening, the !hip Matilda, Capt. GRAY-
sox, for Liverpool. The PRINCE ERItEST and
Psxstora packets are appointed to take out the
Nails of n:At month for America and Jamaica.

.1....•

YARMOUTH, pita t.
•
SnildaY evening arrived the Strums:a, brig,
Capt.Rsany, with a Meffenger and officer from the
Beet.—This morning arrived the Difpatcb, Ruffian
armed brig, with a nieffenger and Difpatches from
St. Pet,rlburgh—An Admiralty Mellinger arriv-
ed here from London this morning, with difpatches
for the Baltic fleet : the Packet with the mail and
paffengersaLor Cuxhaven is flill detained by ad.
'4/erre wilts—The Philadelphia, NEWSON, in bal-
lan, it lint in here by the NARCIST.I9 brig.
London, England, 1801-06-02

3f41101*.'

•
There are not it irefent more 'thin. pp'. 1134. irids
along the oppofite coaft from Granville to .St.
Kilo. Their gun.boati at the latter pliee are not
numerous, and are fo FAT from being i i rate of
readinefs, that they are not even furnithed with
cannon.. The refpe &ability of the naval force now
ftationed here, under the command of Commodore
the Prince of Buti.i.ou, about so fail of 'differelt
fazes from frigates down to gun•bligs, places via in
a (late of perfect fecurity. We confider outtelves
as fafe as if we were in the Fanbury.
London, England, 1801-04-30

FROM THE PARIS PAPFRS.

•
LYONS, APRIL at.—A report was fpread here
that the FIRST CONSUL had been poifoned : the
alarm among the Citizens became general ; the
Prefea publifhed a proclamation to contradia this
report, and infpire the Citizens with confidence.
Awl-wear, APRIL 23.—Vice-Admiral Ni EL LY,
Maritime Prefea of Dunkirk, is going to infpea
the ports of Flufhing, (Mend, and Antwerp, in
order to examine their Rate, what armaments they
are fufceptible of furnifhing, and particularly the
recruiting for the navy in the nine united depart-
ments oithe ci-devant Belgium. This °Ulcer will
infpea alfo the Gallo-Batavian divifion, armed and
equipped in the Scheldt.
HAG U %kik? R i L ea.—The Batavian Government
being informed that the greater past of the Britifh
Thips- have quitted the coati of the Republic, and
that the principal ports are now free, has ordered
the embargo to be taken °flail the merchant flips
in the ports of Holland. In confequence of this
ineafure, all the foreign velTels which had taken in
cargoes, are preparing to fail.
•
London, England, 1801-04-08

ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO.

MESS RS. PARKER and Co. having eltabl idled
by an attics at Law, tbefierchifive right climbing CE-
MPhiI under PATENT, bog kayo° hate, that it is kid by
them only, at Bankfidc, London. .
This Cement Will fet and become as hal as Stone, either in
or out of water. It gives to Mafonry an uncommon degree
of itreng,th and foildity ; and may be expofed to the action of
thetkles or the fen without injury. It Is a cheap fubtlitute for
Plumber's 11'ork, where water, [plaits, or oil, are to be Pre"
km& Common Mortar maybe fo Improved by it as to fur-
psis. in ftrength any Terms Mortar.; and by the tape Means
STUCCO is produced of the molt hard and durable nature.

ROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR,
(the original Invention of Mr. Hoary), prepared and
fold by Chorea, and William Henry, Chant& and Aputheca-
Manchelter.

This molt agreeable perfumes Liquor k a compound of
highly corocntrated Vinegar, Joined with the moft pleafant
Aromatics. Its &rang and ',lnuit Odour render; it esteem ly
grateful and falutury to perfuns labouring under Heud-Adi.,
Palntln„,..% Ice. and adapt. it fur counteracting the bait 44feft,
of heatefeor foul Air. Hence It haii been found high it ufeful
In rooms, where the infenion of Fevers, of tiorelisMats, or
of other contagious Difeafe., prevail; and in all crooded rhces
of public refort, as Tbefitr.... Court, of Jultice &c. It may
air() panicularly n.voutnicudeilto Paton' ;dulls% in Hot
Climates.
• The Aromatic Splrit of Vinegar, price se 6d. melt Bottle,
is fold, ethnic-Ede and retail, by Bayley and Blom, Coakfpur.
Bred, (the only psrfun. in London suthotifod by the .Proprie.
tor, to fell the fame), where may In. had Spouge Boxes of C.okl,
Silver, Curnelim, Cryltal, &c.
. _

N. A. Each Boitle;bctiaca a copper-plate label, }lvied by
the l'reParcra, luks the lettere 'l'. uid W. Henry's Aronaati.
hphit of Vinegar, moohlal In the &Ads.

PAF.VENTED.

IN the unguarded hour of intotication, a mars
may, by one act of imprudence, comma a dif, ak, which
will render him a valetudinarian for the remainder of his life,
and this misfortune may be aggravited by extending it to a vir-
tuous wife and innocent offspring; involving a family in wretch-
Woofs, for a mammary gratification ; but this kuarge of the
human race world be divelted of its mafignity,.if pot ;hop.
they extirpated, it men would ale Ile precaution of being pro-
vided with the
London, England, 1801-04-08

A NEW WORK.

On Monday next, the 13th inflate, will be publiflied , prier ss.
'PHE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING;
comprifing a Syilem of Merchants Accounts, founded
on real I3ulincfs, arranged according to modern Practice, and
adapted to the Ufe of Schools.
By P. KELLY,
Mailer of Eintbury-fguare Academy.
Sold by J. Johnfon, and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Chord:-
Yard; and G. G. and J. Robinfon, Pater:totter-Row.
Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, price Bs. in boards
A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION to SPHERICS and
NAUTICAL AS ; bang an Attempt to llmplify
thole ufeful Sciences. The Homed Edition, augmented and Ins-
, proved. The Additions made to this Inipretlion, chiefly eonfilt
of ttimftlien for Excrelfc—Samples on Doub'c .lltitudes—an
inveffiginion of the Author's New Projettion en the Longitude
—ind an Appendix on the Ufe and Management of Times
KeePerl•
London, England, 1801-04-08

HULL, APRIL 6.

About five o'clock in the morning of Monday
Jail, the brig Trelawny, Capt. FILL, from Yar-
mouth to Gainfbrough, run upon Wilton fand,
between Batton and the month of the Trent. Her
cargo, confifting of goo quarters of barley, was
entirely loft, but the hull of the vcffel it is es.
pe&ed will be Paved.—The lives of the people on
board were providentially preferved.
On Friday the GOOD Des icts, armed Ihip, failed
from hence, with the Q.2.eacc Packet, and other
Ihips, from this port for Spithead and the fouth,
under convoy; the likewife took a draft of feamen
from on board the NONSUCH, for the Nore.

A letter from Capt. WILKINSON of the Caroline
of South Shields, dated from Yarmouth Roads,
April 1, 180 t, to a perfon in this town, lays, " We
have arrived here this morning, and thank Goo
that we got away from Hamburgh, at the time
we did, or we lhould have been flopped, as the
Danes declared war againft us the day after we
paffed the forts; we had time only to half load our
'hips."
London, England, 1801-11-16

DIVIDENDS.

Dec. I. Thomas Yatea, of Stockport, Chelltires, main-mann.
fadturjr, at four, at the White Bear Inn, Manchefter.
Dec. I. 'Thomas Weaver. of Green-ftreet, Oxford-ltrect, car-
penter, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 1. Mark Gregory and Thomas Gregory, of King's-Anna-
yard, London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. 2. Theophdas Smith, date of Tunlall, Stafoi4lhlre, pat-
ter, at twelve,at the Roe Busk Inn, Ncwc.allle.tuider-Lyme.
Dec. 2. Thomas Wilton Winter, of Kinetic-upon-Hun, inn-
holier, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingfton-upon-Hull
Dec s. William Wilkinfun and Thomas Chapman, late of
Jewry-ltrect, coal-radon, at ten, at GuildlialL
Dec. 5. Sight', Winn, of Wood-ftreet, Cticapffile,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
_ _ - .

Dec.;. Datniell Sva;:rain, of Tiverton, Detect:Wm grocer, at
eleven, at the Thrvo I not Inn, Tiverton.

Dee. 2. NVilliatri Reid, of Stietkport, Chedaire, draper, at thew,
at the Star Inn, Manehrit‘r.

Dee 3. 'Richard Mllnes, late of Crowneft,Yorkthire, sniffler,
at eleven, at the White Hart-los, Wakefield.
Dee. S. Thomas Noma the younger, olLinesin'•-lata•Fields,

eakenat-ntaker, at ten, at Guildhall..
Dee. 5. James Scott, of Stratford, Ufa, liroo•burner, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
Dee. 5. Richr.rd Ginger, of Qteenhithe, London, falter, at
one, at Guildhall.

LAW INTELLICiENCE.

COURT OF K(NG'i BENCH, Nov. z 3.

Mr. John King, Mr. Butler Danvers, and Mr.
W. Davies, juftified bail this morning, in feveral
aftions brought againfl the Portland Bank. Mr.
King fwore, that upon the balance of all his ac-
counts he was worth 90,0001. Mr. Davies Rated,
that he had an elate in Leicefterfitire, which pro-
'anted 2,5001. per annum. It had a mortgage of
ts,oool. upon it. Upon further enquiry, however,
it appeared that he paid the late Mr. Bowes 30001.
as the purchafe money, aad that the prefent Mr.
Bowes had filed a bill in equity to fet aide the
conveyance, denying the right of his father to fell
it. The learned Jtidge thought the property was
not fufficient to warrant bi► taking it as juflifica
tion of hail. Mr. 1). then ftated; that he had a
mortgage of goool. upon an elate near Cork, late
the I.arl of Barrymorc's.
London, England, 1801-11-16

stab. Ditto-s-Fnfign William Clarke to be Liana'sleZt, by pa-
Ride, vice Ist•Minn, who reties. .
79th Ditto—lieutenant John Dawfon, from the 9th Foot, to
to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Rofe, who retires.
91 it Ditto--Lnfign An...haul," Campbell to be Lieut enant, with-
out knirch Ifo, vice Truter, whale appointment dm' not take
place; Fuften Charles Shaw to he Lieutenant, without pur-
chafe, vice Nl•Nab, promoted ; J. W. Miter, Galt. to be
Enfign, by purcbare, vice T.Trutcr,who retires; A. Campbell,
Gent. to be Enfign, without purAafe,vice Frafer,strho resgus.
STAFF.
Licutenant.Colonel John Hamilton. of the Sift Foot, to be
Deputy Quarter.hlafter.General to the forces (crying at the
Cape of (:tand Hope, vice Major-General Frafer, placed on
the Staff in India.
Angnfshire Regiment of Fencible Infantry.
R'illiam Hamilton, Gent. to be Surgeon, via Tully, dectufed.
Dunfermline Volunteers.
Firft Lieutenant David Stenhoufe to be Captain, vice Bowes,
who reigns.
Second Lieutenant Robert Kerr to be Pint Lieutenant, vice
Stenhoufe.
Pktriek Wilfon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kerr.
Durham Volunteers.
Richard Bell, Eft to be Captain in the Clatter-le-Street Cam-
Luke Coiling, Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant in Ditto.
William Pybas, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in Ditto.
all Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volunteers.
Enfign George Mordaunt to he Lieutenant, vice Johnfon, ap-
pointed to the Artillery Company. s
Fags Henry Sealy to.be Lieutenant, vice Hobfons appointed,
Os Dam.
.Henry Rafe, Gent. to be Infign, vice Monfantit.
James Made Ball, Gest to be Hodges, vice Sealy.
North Q±eensferry'Volunteers.
Munro Rota, Gent. tole Second Lieutenant.
Sordale and Wydale Volunteers.
Deign Alexander Manton, late of the Caithnds Legion, to be
Secodd Lieutenant.- vice Douglas.
Thurfo Volunteers.
Second Lientenant George Douglas, from the Sordale Volun-
teers, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Henderfun, who ragas.
MCMOILA ?MO AS
- The appointment of Captain Junes Cockbome to be Major
in the hoth Regiment of Foot, vice Johnfon, decoded,as Rated
in the Gazette of the sti ultimo, bas not taken place
Enfign Angus holatdonell, of the Aberdecnfbire Regiment of
Fencible Infantry, is fuperfeded, being abfent without leave.
Fnfign Henry Bailey, of the Suftolk Regiment of Fencible
Infantry, is fureefeded.
Eas...sx an in the Gazette of the z7th Odober.
7th Regiment of North Britifh Militia.
. For Lieutenant Andrew Ure's Commiftion, dated 17th
18ot, Re ul Lieutenant Andrew Ure's CosamtiSon, dated
I;tb May tEci.
London, England, 1801-11-16

FORT WIt.I.TAM, MARCH s

We have received the following melancholy ac•
count of the maffaere of Captain Gamut and his
offiezrs on board of his own snip near the Sand
Heads, by four of his own people. The (hip Ma-
rianne was bound from Prince of Wales's Bland
to this port, and had nearly completed her voyage,
when four of the Seaconnies rote upon their offi-
cers, murdered the Captain, his first and fecCad
Mates, and a native woman; gaining over the
Laic as, they proceeded for Chittagong, when,
getting fight of land, they hoified out the (hip's
boat, laid a train of gunpowder between decks,
and ••:cre in the ad of pufhing off from the ship
and to f.:t eto her, when a Tindal, plucking up
coin:toe. jtanped into the Scat alungfide, plunged
his knife into one of the Seaconnks body, and being
hind-elf wounded, they both fell into the fea anti
were drowned ; the Lafcan upon this attacked and
kill,:) two of the remaining three Seaconnies ; the
furvivor took refuge on the main-top-naafi head,
being armed with a brace of piflols and a large
knife, where he remained for two days; he was at
length perftiatled, by fair promifes, to come down,
and having been plentifully plied with liquor, he
fell nfleep, when he was fecured in irons b 1 the
Laft.ar,, his arms taken from him, and in this
fia. the (hip arrived at Prince of Wales's Wand,
and is now hourly expiated at this port.

A lctter from Gibraltar Bay. dated the 14th of
Weber, contains the following information
" The Alliance, Captain Rosso'.' failed from
hence on the ttth, under convoy of the Saeis-
sus y. The KANGAROO arrived here on the 1 ith,
with a fleet from Minorca, bound to England.
The Traveller, of Whitby, haring fome officers
on board, late of the SWIIFTSURF, is among them,
and expels to fail to-morrow. Another Beet is
hourly expected here from Egypt, bound to Eng.
land."

A letter, plat-c 1 Aboukir, 2d of &trig laas
:latex, that the 5.n,71,:t0n, Captain HARM; Sue.
refs, Captain Tars ; and 11 trracmy, Captain
WiLsow, tranfports, were at that place, and es.
peetd to he employed in carrying French troops
to France. The litip Mourne. Captain Stews,
tr4:11,-,. rt. Olt was there; and the Erlher, Cap.
tain Faa,l, was then at Alexandria, delivering
rs. 4.

V OM.'
London, England, 1801-11-16

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Dee. 29. William Williams and Edward Evans, of Penedos
Hants, linen-drapers. at ten, at Guildhall, London.
January 9. Daniel Dakeyne the elder, Daniel Eta cyne the
younger, Thonua Daher*, and Jof:ph Dakeyne, of Dailey-
Dale. Derbyfltire, bankers, at ten, at Spencer's Tavern, in
Manchefkr.

BANKRUPTS.
Robert Hendcrfon, of 0 Word-ttreet, fahmonger, to fureinder
Nov. t 7, at twelve, Nov. :6, and Dec. 16, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney. Mr. ()civil, ll'infley-ftrect, Oxford-ftrcet.
John Thomas Set:vs, of Wimpole-ftreet, Cavendifb-fauare,
bookfeller, Nov. It, 27, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at GuildhalL
Attorney, Mr. Pincro, Charles-Rreet, Cavendith-square.
John Simmond., of Canterbury, linen-clasper, Nov. 17,24, at
one, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Brown, Little Fridap-Itraet, Cheapfide.
Richard /Map, late of Tetbsey, Gloacalberasire, and John
Ireland, of Calkerton, Wikaire, corn-dealers, Nov. 24 27,
and Dec. 26, at eleven, at the White Hart lan, Cironctiter.

Attorney. Mr. Pitt. Cirebeefter.
Theodore Allen, of B.lth, Achmonger, Nov. 24,211, and Dec. 26,
at twelve, at the Argyle Tavern, Bath. Attaches, Mr. Chat.
Beckett, Clement'olan ; or Mr. Taylor, Bath.
Jofeph Tilftooe, of Newcaltle-under-Lyme, hamnannfadturer,
Nov. 24. as, and Dec. i 6, at eleven, at the Roebucklnca,
Newca Me-under-Lyme. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Nevrcaftic-

under-Lyrae.
John Newton, late of Kirkby Lonfdale, Weitmnaiond,
ligoor-
merchant. Nov. 27, at five, Nov. 26, and Dec. 26, at eleven,
at the White Hart, Lancalter. Attornico, hicErs. Fletcher
and NV/ biter, Laneseer.
Edward Pheafant, late of Granth.un, lineoladdee, &ler in
feeds and corn, NOV. 21, 30, and Dec. 26, at eleven, at Guild-
ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Coneanen, Colonan-ftreot

London.
John Stentaford, of Plymouth-Dock, thopkeeper, Nov. 30,Dee.
, and 26, at four, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornks,

iicirs.iaiten and Aultlee, Temple, LZedes ; es Mr. San-

ford, Exeter.
Mark Palmer, of Monkwearinooth Shore, Durham, faitotaker,
Nov. 26, 27, and Dee. a 6, at eleven,at thc:houlr of Matthew
William White, in Sunderland near the Sera. Attornics, Mr.

Wawa Mark-lane, London; cc Mr. thcanfon, Blau*.

Wearmoutb. -
John Blair, of Louden-itrtet, Rateliff-Crefs, mariner, Nov. zp,
at one, Dee. t, at:(l46, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Nina, Prefc"tt-lireet, Goodn;an'a-Fields.
John Cookes, of White-Mode-I:me, Stepney, coal-merchant,
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THE KING T. OWEN AND MARLDEL.

• Nov. 4.—Thcfe ware the twoCopperfinitlis who
were convitted at Guildhall, the Sittings after laft
Term, for receiving the King's Rores : the AT-
TORNFY-GFNF RALllow moved torjudgment againft
them.

11 Mr. Law, on behalf of their Bail, fated that
they had fled, and
.moved that the forfeiture of
the recognisance Mould be paid into Court.
Some doubts arose whether the Court could re-
ceiro! it, or svhcther it ought not to be paid into
the Ex:hetpier, as the Court for receiving the
King's money. At halt Lt rd Kam row raid, that as
the money would go up with the Eareat, it would
operate as a difeharge, and rrocefs would not iffue
from the Exchequer. His Lordfhip lamented ex.
tremely that the wealth of there two Defendants
should hare enabled them to cfcape from juilice.
A thoufand pounds was a large Cum, he raid, it
was trite, but by no means a fufficient companfa-
Lion to the public. The offence of which thefe
men had been found guilty was of a mon heinous
nature. He Rrufled the Arrosser Cis sane
would in no degree relax the remaining procee dings
againft them, but proceed to outlaw them without
delay.
Mr. ATTuRNIFY COMM. Cad, he certainly
flotild do all that was poffible, and fuggelied the
ncceflity of tom: alteration is the mode of taking
bid, in order to prereut fuck offenders efcaping
for the future.

T! KING C. THOMAS PHILPOT.

11• c dzt;:n.iant I,:td been found guiay of the
fame fo.-t °Fence, and did not appear. He
is ea:4.d i.r•sn Fis recognizance, which was oil
dcred tc br tnrent:d. The Attorney-General in,
timat et!, t',,nt if 'Le defendant appeared before thtl
end of tL: ttrm his basil would be

THE KtWC e. IA-PPVISEN.
Us UM an argument upon a writ of Manda-
mus : the point was whether the Corporation of
feverfham had aright to make a bye-law, retrain•
ing the freedom of the Corporation to fuch per.
'tons as had not only ferved upprenticefhips, but
were the lons of freemen ? The Court thought the
queftion novel in its nature, andlleferred its• dcci.
lion till a future say.