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London, England, 1801-01-02

HAMBURGH, DEC. 26.

Yefterday five Ruffian Mails arrived here toge-
ther. The intelligence which they have brought
is extremely uninterefting.
Generals HERMAN and d'Esste, difgraced on
account of their condo& in Holland, have been re-
inflated in the EMPEROR'S favour, and their former
rank in the army.
Letters from Vienna fate, that fine the ap-.
,pointment of the Archduke CHARLES to the chief
command of the army in Germany, confiderable
changes will take place in the officers attached to
it. His Royal Highnefs is to be allowed to aa
independent of the direaions of the Council of
War at Vienna. General Scustior, who was
lately difmiffed with a penfion, will aft as Chief
of the Staff to the ARCHDUKE. Count CoLa.o.
WRATH who was difmiffed after the battle of Ho-
henlinden, will likewife be reinftated. General
Lt NDENAU will have a command, and fever-11 other
officers who pofFefs the confidence of the ARCH.
DUE a., It is Paid too that the chief direaion of the
army in Italy will be confided to the ARCHDUKE,
and that under him it will be commanded by the
Archduke Jon N, with the affillance of General
Keay. A divifion of the Hungarian cavalry of
the new levies will, it is Paid, proceed to Bohemia,
to aid the Bohemian legion defined to aa in con-
cert with the army of Germany. The Committee
for organifmg the infurreaion levies in Hungary,
are preparing the fecond divifion to take the field.
The firit email' of ag,ooo.
Letters from Prelburgh, in Hungary, of the
Lith fate, that the fiat divifion of this corps,
provided with a numerous artillery, are on their
march.

Letters from Munich. of the 16th, Rate that the
head-quarters of the French are now at Saltz-
burgh ; and it feems to be the intention of Mo-
RSAU to cut off the Auflrian magazines in Upper
Auftria. In order to proted his left fi ink againa
the corps of KLINAIJ, and the troops from Bohe-
mia, General Moasau has Rationed feveral divi-
fions along the Danube. As foon as the Aae H-
oe s arrives at head-quarters, has infpeded the
troops in perfon, and made the neceffary prepara-
tions, a deci five engagement is expeded.
Letters from Milan of the 6th Rate, that Gene-
ral BRUM' is making preparations to turn the Auf-
trian army by the lake di Garda. The latter is
I ffrongly entrenolied along the Mincio.

NETNEItLAVDS.

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER so.

At the moment when the Ruffian Gen. Srst tc_
voitirs fet out from hence for Paris, Fie received
difpatches from his Court. *The courier came from
St. Peterfhorgb staisssiZerlitt. • Another Rif
Gan courier arrived here theday before yefierd iv,
who purfued his journey to Ghent. Yelierday a
Pruilian courier arrived here from Paris. who con.

- -
tinued his journey for Berlin. Orders have b
given here for holding in readinefs feveral
for the reception of Ambaffadors from Tome
Nurth-
crn Courts, who are expeited here in Janutry.
London, England, 1801-01-02

DOVER, DECEMBER 31.

During a heavy gale at N. E. this morning, the
collier brig Betfcy, of Deal, cut from her anchors
jult without the harbour, and immediately funk—
her crew were happily faved by the undaunted
and &int condud of five of our boatmen, who,
Peeing it would be impotfible for the brig to ride
out the gale, went off at the utmoß rieK of their
lives to their affißance, and reached her juR as the
was going down, and took the crew (two men and
two boys) into their bunt from the main-yard.—
The brig is totally IoR.
A large Pruffian brig with a valuable cargo,
from Embden to St. Doiningo, was fi.nt in here
this morning by the PHOENIX lugger.

DEAL, JANUARY i.
This morning arrived here and Ailed for the
River, the Mercury, TATE, from Charlellown ;
and the Meffini, froM Surinam : parted
company from the Weft India fleet on the 16th
Of November, in a gale of wind : they were under
tonvoY of the HYDRA frigate.
The Kitty, PHILLIPS, for New York ; and
GANGES, Baoww, for Bengal, are put back ; the
for Mer is gone into Ramfgate Harbour, kith the
lofs of a cable.

Tuefday night three Frc'ach lugger privateers
appeared within fight of the flips in the Downs,
anti captured two brigs, Both of which have been
retaken by the Esat. SPENCER and STAG cutters.
One of the brigs, is arrived in the Downs, and the
other in Dover harbour.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 31.
LaR night it blew a heavy gale of wind, at-
tended with fevere thunder, lightning, fnow, and
rain, which caufed a large fleet from the Downs,
and about 4o fail of WeR-Indiamen, laft from
Cork, which were off the We of Wight, to fuffer
confiderably ; and it is much feared that we !hall
hear of great damoge. The °tips Rofalia, SIN.
CLAIR, and Laird, Bowman, from Berbice, are
put into Spithead with damage.—The ihip FIDES
(armed with invalids, from the Wefl-Indies,
for whole fafety there wns great fear, is arrived
fare at Cork—Captain O'Neal., fwmerly of the
Teams., has his pendant on board her. The Britan-
nia, SNADWI Co, and Belfafl, GR I RSO4I, the former
from Surinam, and the latter from St. Kitt's, were
let on fire on the 4th of November, the swews
being unable to keep them free. The fbips Olive-
Branch, M,Doun A L, and Britannia, &it TH, parted
company on the Banks of Newfoundland.—Ar-
rived the Robert, of Aberdeen, Awnstew mailer,
from Deptford, with provifigns for Gibraltar, with
the Ws of her bowfprit and other damage.—Sailed
the Foe ce and Boit/mut gun-boats, For Marcou.
JANUARY z.—Arrived, the Cornwall, —,
from the South Seas ; Ocaa., HENRY ADDING'
row, and CARIIATIC. Eaf Indiamen, from the
Downs.
London, England, 1801-01-02

VIENNA, DECTAIIIER

Confrderable magazines are forming in the Vi-
enna new town, which are fupplied with provi-
lions from the neighbouring places ; fro° quin-
tals of meal are fent in every day under the direc-
tion of the Magiftrates. It is expeaed that the
Emperor will loon make a journey to the army in
Germany. It is expeded that the Archduke JOHN
and General Klux' will command the army under
the dire%ons of the Archduke CHARLts.
The firft divifion of the Hungarian army of in-
furredion of sy,ooo men, colleted at Oedenburg
and Eifenitadt, will go partly to Bavaria and
partly to Italy. They were on the march along
the roads in the neighbourhoodof Vienna, between
the 'Ph and xoth infant. Befides thefe, a divi-
lion of the Hungarian infurreaion cavalry was
on its way to Bohemia, to join the legion there,
and with it to proceed to the army in Germany.
London, England, 1801-01-02

PRAGUE, DEC. is.

Early yefterday morning the Archduke CH ARIA s
left this place on his way to take the chief com-
mand of the army in Germany. Previous to his
departure he puhlifhed the following Proclamation
to the adminittration in Bohemia : . .

. .
" His Royal IMPERIAL MAJESTY has been,
pleafed to confer upon me the chief command of
the army. As I confider it my duty implicitly to
obey this appointment, I take the earliell oppor-
tunity to communicate the event to the Chief Bur-
grave, and Government of this kingdom, that I
am to retain the chief command of the Patriotic
Legion, as well as of the other troops which are
dellined for the defence of Bohemia. My new ap-
pointment will not leffen my future attention and
intereil in every thing that concerns the defence of
Bohemia. Every =afar; for that purpofe will
be purfued with the fame vigilance and affiduity
as before. For the certain attainment of this great
patriotic ()bled my unceafing exertions !hall be
employed.
" On the other band, I hope and exped, from
the Chief Burgrave and Diet of the kingdom, that,
like faithful iithjeds, they will lend their entire
co-operation for the completion of thole prepara-
tions of defence that have been begun, and which
the urgent danger of the country fo imperioufly
requires. The honourable confidence I have ex-
perienced in the efiablifkment of the Legion de-
mands my molt lincere approbation, and is a
pledge that nothing will be wanting in the exer-
tion of thofe farther efforts here recommended.

(Signed) " THE ARCHDUKE CHARLES."
" Prague, Dee. is, i 800."

RATISHON, DECEMBER 19.

The intelligence that the Archduke CMIARLiS
will take the command of the army in Germany
has occafmned the greatenjoy throughout that
army and all the Aultrian troops. That Prince
has already arrived at the head-quarters of the
Auftrian army. It is the opinion of many, that
if the army of Melt EMI fhould attempt to penetrate
further, it will be taken in flank by the troops
from ohemia.

NUREMBERG, DECEMBER :9.
Yellerday one•third of the garrifon of this city,
confining of a column of dos men, marched out
by the gate leading to the Upper Palatinate, but
this morning they returned, the column being fol-
lowed by is waggons ivith wounded. An engage-
ment has taken place near Lauf and Altdorl, which
terminated unfavourably to the French. The Im.
perianth are now refolved vigoroufly to defend the
Upper Palatinate. General Apicrziau has paned
through Erlang, to Herzogen-Aurach, and his
troops have again advanced. MOREAU'S army,
after it had cm-Ned the Inn, is Paid to have dearly
bought its advantages.
London, England, 1801-01-02

YARMOUTH, JANUARY z

The PRINCESS ROYAL packet, Captlt;U HAM-
MOND, with the Hamburgh and Bremen mails of
the 3oth tilt. is in the roads, waiting a wind to fail
for Cuxhaven.

Arrived, the DRIVER (loop, from a cruize.
In confequence of the Union with Ireland, the
new Royal Standard was hoifted on board the
PRINCESS ROYAL, Admiral Dicz sow's flag (hip,
and the whole fleet fired a Royal Salute. At
twelve o'clock the Dutham Militia fired three
eacellent vollics.
London, England, 1801-01-02

NAUTIC.4.4 11.4ITELLMENcr,

MAILS THIS DAY.-.WIND S. W.
ATAIVED. . our,
o Handsorgh, •
,0 Dablio,
0 Waterford,
,0 Doan**dee,

FALMOUTH,DkCEMIIEi 30.
The wind kill continues blowing hard at S.W.
which yellerday caufed the PRINCa ADOLPHUS
Lifbon packet, with two mails, and the LADY
ARABELLA, with the Leeward Hand mail of the
z 7th, which had failed the preceding day, to put
back to port again, where they now remain, wait-
ing a wind to fail, together with the outward-
bound Mediterranean and Lilon fleets.

Arrived this evening the (hip Au TOM ATIA, for•
merly El.thetis Spanith frigate of 4.0 guns, Cap-
tain CUITIS, from'Plymouth fqr Madras, totally
difniaaed on Saturdwy night ha, in a violent gale
of wind: the fell in with the lltriaNca man of
war, which towed.her off the harbour. Arrived
alto the (hip Refolutiort, Captain lasstt, from the
South Seas: on .Saturday tart the fell in with a
large French privateer, of 22 guns, which with
the (hips Cornwall and Williams, alto from the
South Seas, the engaged for five hours, and beat
off: alto the brig Landorhe, Capt. J. H. GRv•
NANGERI from St. Thomas, with fugar, coffee,
&c. for Bremen.—Wind Weiterly.
London, England, 1801-12-16

MARLOW,

......
On Monday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Major Macleod of
the 4th regiment of foot, to the Right Hm. Lady Arabella AP-
: =Rey, daughter of the Earl of Mount-Norris. The married.
i couple Manna from Church to his Lordiliip's houfe in Strat-i
ford Place, from whence they proceeded to their boort at Hayes.
On Thutfday, at Deptford; by the Rev. Dr. Milne, Mr.
Fitch, of Avely, to Mifs Sarridge,daughter of North Barri*,
kill. of Rainnam, Elks.
At Haughton4c-Spring, William Hunter, Erg. of the Inner
Temple, to Mifs Frances Mary Mating, daughter of Chtilto-
phi!. ThCanfon Mating, Efq. of WeR Harrington Hall.
t At °etyma/ton, on the 7th init. Mr. James Douglas, mer-
chant in Glafgaw, to Mifs Grate Gow, daughter of the late
Weliam Gow,hofizr.
Mr. Wm. Craig, printer, of South Great George's:Amt.
• Dublin, to Mils Maria Graham, of Chancery-lane.
List. Jones, of the 7t It regiment, to Mira Johntton,
ter of Capt. Joßon, of the Royal Tyrone Militia.
George Rub*lut
Rig. of Waterford, to hies White, daughter
of Francis White, Efq. of Carrick.
I Edw, Elliott Chambers, Efq.of Trim, to Mifs Eliza Carßon,
;emir daughter of Wm. Carlton, Efq. of Foriteritown.
Thurfday, at Herrington, by the Ric Drt Lichfield. John
Fullerton, Efq. of Barton Hoof., in the County of Winerick,
to Mils Louifa Townfcod. fourth daughter of Gore Townfeled.
Efq. of Honington Hall, in the fame County.

DIED.
In Great Britain-ftreet,Dublin,Mr. Charles Moan, aftt4tiei.
Mira Harriet O'Brien, in her 18th year, third daughter of
Wm. O'Brien, of Frilthiil,coutity Longford, EN.
On Monday fenuight,lt Worcrtter, aged 82, William Knife%
fen. Efq.
A few days ago, at Cokbeiter, in the hundredth year of her
age, the Widow Pcartrce.
Lately, at Hurtoft, near Alford,Lineolnihire, Mr. J. Stephen-
fon, an opulent farmer, in the toed year of his sge.
On Monday, the 7th init. at her apartananain Edgware-road,
aged 72, Mrs. Garrard, widow of Mr. R. H. Giirrard, formerly
et Cheapfitle.
On Sunday, at Canonbury, illington, John Wilfon, Efq.
A few days lice, the Rev. Mr. Morgan, curate of Carer-
Bum, Oxon.
On 'lllueday morning, aged cot, John Lisubrey, Efq. of
HodZington, Hants.
At Hadeington, on the 4th Inftant, Bett Cockburn,
cldelt fat of James Cockburn, Efq.
At Rof..tta, Egypt, on the r oth of Joss laa, Lieutenant John
Form ,u, of the 92d Regiment, and fm of Mr James Foremao,
merchant, Borrowitounncfs.
At Stirling, on the 2d inftant Chi-titian Graham,
youngeft daughter of the &ceded Aksander Graham, Ell. of
Duchrfty.
At Grayftordees, near Berwick upon Tweed, in the 73d
year of hi. age, Mr. George Lyon.
At Mayll, Id, mar Duaidtc, oat the 213th tilt. Mrs. Mitchell,
wife of Mr. Jame! Mitchell, Collcctui of
London, England, 1801-10-24

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LAW Th"i A7-LNANCE.

IMOH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Doc-roas Com m Otis.
Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir WM. Scorr pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following {hips
and c,trgoes :
Dorothea Elizabeth, SENGSTAG, Mafter.
—This was an American built (hip, of 400 tons
burthen, aliened to be purchafed at Hamburgh,
and houndon a voyage from that place to the Well
Indies. It appeared that the had been at St. Tho-
mas's, and was proceeding on her voyage to the
Havatusith, when the was captured by one of his
Majetty's croizers, and carried into Mole St. Ni
chola, on account of her having a conliderabit
quantity of cordage on board- It appeared that
this cordage u as found flowed in the hold among.
the general cargo, and that it was more than ne-
celfary for the ufe of the (hip on inch a voyage. It
was fubmitted on the part of the captors that tli
very circumtlanee of its being found in the hold
fparate and apart from the other flares of the
(hip, was a firong ground of fltfpicion that this
cordage was fent out for the pdrpofe of (apply
ing the enemy with that article, and that therzfdre
both (hip and cargo were liable to confifcation.
Ott the part of the claimants it was fubmitted
that the Mailer had pofitively (wont in his affida-
vit, that it was the cam of Hambqrgh to carry
out on a voyage to the Eat or. Well Indies a
greater quantity of cordage than any other nation
did, owing to the dearnefs of that article in thole
quarters of the world, and that there was not
more than was necelfary for the confumption of
the (hip.
The Court laid, the point in this cafe was, whe-
ther there was or was not a greater quantity, of
cordage than was neceffary for the tile of the (hip ?
—The Court being clearly of opinion, taking all
.'the evidence together, that' there was, and that
therefore it came under the denomination ofeon-
traband, which fubjettedboth the (hip and cargo.
to confifcation, accordingly condemned the fame
Ceres, Scum, Mafter.—This was the
cafe of a fhip taken by a French cruiser, and re-
taken the fame day by his Majetty's private (hip
of war the WEYMOUTII. A joint capture teas fet
up by another of his Majetty's (hips, that of being
in fight at the time of the actual capture; but
there not being fufficient proof of that fast, the
Court decreed the ulttal falvage due •to the cap-
turing !hip on filch an occafion.
London, England, 1801-10-24

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LONDON.

SATURDAY,

OCTOBER 44,

DAY AT ONE O'CI.OtX

to, for account, 69j.
10/ z ‘07,--New ditto zOoi--T
:-.-.6outiuns 144 41
KS YESTERDAY.
Short Ann. 54
India Stock 2151
frith 5 per Cent. 994
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Englith Tickets *6L 48.
iriftt Tickets 81. ss.
Conf. for' Nov. -7
London, England, 1801-10-24

OCTOBER 21.

Put in here this day the Weil India Chip Either
Lindo, Capt. Join./ FRITH, fiom Liverpool, with
bale goods, &c. for Surinam, bound to Cork to
wait convoy, out 15 days from Liverpoial; having
fprung a leak a s.iolent gale of wind the was
obliged to put into this port.—Arrived this day the
George and Francis, Captain Tno. Moneta, from
Loncion, with bale goods, &c. for this port.—
Sailed the American 1114) Fair Virginian, Captain
Dnoix, for Norfolk. The KING GEORGE Packet,
Capt. YE SCOMBE, is daily expeeted with the Mail
from ilroog at North.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ss.

Came in the Brothers, Capt. Poab, from Peterf-
burgh, laden with hemp for the dock-yards ; the
Friendfi.ip, Capt. 0. FARMER, from Riga, for
Philadelphia, with hemp; and the LONDON Packet
armed (hip, from the we(ward; alfo the CAMEL,
of 24 guas,..from the weflward, laid to be from
Halifax.—Sailed the VILLE DE PARIc, of ; to guns,
Car.. Sy Trott, to join the Channel Fleett the
RoyAL Genack, of Ito guns, Capt. Pricyts, to
the wedward ; and MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Capt.
GOULD, to the eaftward.
London, England, 1801-10-24

MONIED PEOPLE.

COME SHARES in a i'itetrcOncecn, that will
nct Soo percent. to be immediately fold, from S to to,onol.
will -be wanted.—Addrch.tO Mr. Lawrence, at Fig's, Sta-
tioner. Wignoce-1174t.
London, England, 1801-10-24

ZUCKS.

T° be SOLD, avery goodFAMILY-HOUSX,
fituats at Shredding-Green, Ivrr, reple c with Donteßic
Conveniences and Pleafure Grounds. vralical Gardens, Or-
chard. and Meadows adjoining. whok being together
about 20 Acres. A fina:l part Freehold; the remainder Capy-
hold of Inheritance in the M:usor of Iva% It the k'tareliafis
lhould dein to rent a (mall Farm-honk near the above, with
barn, &tables, and about 3o Arms of Arabi: and Meadow
Land, ht. may be acconimadatrd on .1 Leafe. The fitnation is
healthy; the roads excelltot ; nea:i• the Grand Junetion Canal.
The Royal Hunt, and a pack of Fox Hounds, about 3 Miles
from Wintifor, aid 3 from Colrbroola and Uxbridge.
Apply to Mr. Hill, Attorney at Law, Uxbridge, for fur-
ther particulars; or the Gardcher, at Sheldruig-Green, who
will Onw the Preinifes.
London, England, 1801-10-23

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER la.

Yellerday arrived the AMPHIOK, of 36 guns,
Captain BENNETT, from the Weft Indies. In her
Captains CAPEL, PLAMPIN, and Moos.: caste pail
feugers.
This morning arrived the MAIDSTONE, of 36
guns,Captain Dow N E from the coact of France ;
and STAR brig, Captain GARDNER, from the Cape
of Good Hope,
Sailed the RAcoow brig, RarrisoasE, from
Falmouth, to colleet the outward bound convoy,
deftined for the Mediterranean.

Part of the Channel fleet it is expelled will ar-
rive at St. Helen's to-morrow, as the limited time
for their cruizing off Breft is expired.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 11.

Arrived the ESPIEGLE, of i 6 guns, Captain
SLADE, from Yarmouth : The has hoified a fignal
for convoy to the Elbe, and is expe'led to fail
this evening or to-morrow morning.—Came in
from the Great Nore, and failed for Chatham, the
SAFEGUARD gun-boat, Lieut. SHlELDS.—Arrived
the SQIIIRREL, of 24 guns, Captain HAMSTIAD
and the BITTERN (loop, Capt. KITTOE, from Yap
mouth.—Wind at N. blows'frefh.
London, England, 1801-10-23

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THI* DAY.—WIND N. N. W.
'u=
202.
o Hamburgb, s
i Dublin, O& 20, 0
2 Waterford, 04t. so, so, i
3 Donnaghadee, OEt. 17, 18, so, o
0 Gnernfey and Jerfey, a

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 22.
Sailed this morning the KING GEORGE packet,
Captain MATTHEW FLYN, with mails and palest-
gers, for Cuxhaven.
The fleet under Admiral Dices()); intends put-
ting. to fea this afternoon, for the laft time. The
Variable, BORK, from Malaga to Hamburgh,laden
with wine and oil, is detained and fent in here by
the SQI./IRREL.—No packet has yet arrived with
malls from Cuxhaven.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER sr.
Arrived the LONDON PACKET armed fhip, from 1
a cruize. Sailed the VILLE DR PARIS man of warp
on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-10-23

'prefents obilacles ()Fa ferions kind to military
operations on. an extended kale. The !kill and
perfeverance of thole two Officers have overcome
difficulties which at &ft appeared almoa infur-
mountable.•

. Lieutenant Colonel LINDENTHAL, who has al-
ways thed with the Turks, deferves my utmoft
acknowledgments; his adivity and diligence have
been unremitted, and he has introduced amongff
them an order and regularity which does him the
highet honour.
During the courfe of the long fervice on which
we-have been engaged, Lord KEITH has, at all
times, given me the moil able afliftance and coun-
fel. The labour and fatigue of the navy have
been continued and exceflive ;---it has not
been of one day or of one week, but for months
together. In the Bay of Aboukir, on the new
inundation, and on. the Nile, for one hundred
and flit), miles, they have been employed without
intermiffion, and have fubmitted to many priva-
tions with a chearfulnefs and patience highly cre-
ditable to them, and advantageous to the public
fervice.

Sir SIDNEY SMITH had originally the contmand
of the feamen who landed from the fleet; he con-
tinued on Chore till after the capture of Rofetta,
and returned on board, the TIGRE a thort time be-
fore the appearance of Admiral GANTHEAUME'S
fquadron on the coaß. Hie was prefent in the
three actions of the Bth, 13th, and sill of March,
when he difplayed that ardour of„mind for the
fervice of his country, and that noble intrepidity
for which he has been ever fo confpicuous. Capt.
STEVENSON of the EUROPA, fucceeded him, and I
have every reafon to be fatisfied with his zeal and
conduct. The crews of the gun-boats difplayed
great gallantry, under his guidance, in the new
inundation; and much approbation is alfo dire
to the Naval Offieers who aged under his orders.

Capt. PRESSLAND of the REGULU s has had the
direr ion for many months pail of all Greek (hips
in our employment, and thole belonging to the
Commiffariot. He has been active, zealous, and
indefatigable, and merits my warmeft approba-
tion. I mit(t therefore beg leave particularly to re-
commend this old and meritorious Officer to your
Lordfhip's proteetion.
Allow me to exprefs an humble hope) that the
army in Egypt have gratified the warmeft wi(hes
and expeetations of their Country. To them every
thing as dues and to me nothing. It was my fate
to fucceed a man who created fuch a fpirit and
eftablifhed fuch a difcipline among them,'that lit-
tle has been left for me to perform, except to follow
his maxims, and to endeavour to imitate his con•
duet.

This Difpatch will be delivered to your Lord-
fhip by Colonel ABISRCROPASY, an Officer of con-
fiderable a'iillty; and worthy of the great name
which he bears. He will one day, I truß, emu-
late the virtue and talents of his never fufficiently
to be lamented father.
London, England, 1801-10-23

MARRIED.

On the 13111 inftant, at Whittington, Mr. Lair Burge], MI.
Chant, of Liverpool, to Mifs Manfergh, only daughter of Mr.
Richard Manfergh, of Wellhall, near Kirkby-Lonfdale.
On the 23tis init. at St. Ofwald's, Chefter, Mr. Thos. Tyar,
jitn. of Liverpool, to Mifs juries, daughter of Mr. Edmund
Jona, of Huntingdon-HaU, in Chelbirm
Same day, at Kendal, Mr. John Swale, of Settle, attorney
at law, to Mitt Hogartb, daughter of John Hogarth, Els. of
KendiL
I On the 22d infant, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, Edward v.
Townthend, Efq. of Chelbire, to Mlfs Cornelia Anne U,, Ili,
daughter of the late Lofias du P 4., Efq. of Portland Plate.
London, England, 1801-10-23

TENTH NIGHT. SANS SOUCI.

,yiv the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CHAmacti calm.
rO-NIORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 24,
„in be prefented at SANS SOUCI, I efeefter-Place,
LeicefterSquarc, an Entertainment, entirely new and (wist-
ful, called

A FRISK.
Arrangement of the Recitation and Sings.
PART 1.
Rte. Sir Peter, Meg, and the Song. The Letter N.
opening of the plot. . Ree. The Halley Slava.
Song. Tree Delight. • Song. The manes of the brave.
Rft. Young Tinsel vs. Rec. Mr. Paddle.
deceived. Song. Literary Tnuwfmigra-
Song. In vino veritas. tion.
Rec. More Encroachers Rec. Something or other.
Song. The Cuckoo. .Song. The New Year.
Rec. An Eseeptlon.
PART If.
Rec. Str Peter impatient. Rec. Whittle.
Song. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray.
Rec. The Difcovery. Rec. The Wooden Legs.
Song. Honour among Thieves. Song. Jack at the Opera.
Itce. The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts.
.on'. The Ladies. Song. The Dinner.
PART 111.
Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rae. Mag talks !
Suog. The Original and the Song. The Wife cleft.
Mute. ' Rec. The Lovers.
Rec Carnage and its &lama. Song. Every Man his own
Song. The sr Ilitudcs ofGlory. Pilot.
Rm. The Ambaffador with., Rec. The Surprise.
out credentials. Song. The Rleffings of Peaty.
Song. Father and I.
The whole is written, and compact!. and will he fpoken, fuog
and accompanied by Mr. MEDI N.

Admittance—liozes ss.
Doors te be open at Seven, and tie Performance to begin at
Light.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Warr.
bottle, where may be had aD his different Produetions• and,
Prepof./s fur printing by Sabfeription, his Three Yearn
Tour toalmoft the whole of England, and a confiderable Part
of Scotland; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpedtable
Friends; and cmbellifixd with Forty Plates in aquatints, from
Pictures painted by Mr. Di SDI a, and Twenty Vignettes, ec-
liptic& et died. and prepared for the aquatints, by *Mils DI 'STN.
The Platters and Specimens of the Printa.may be ken, free of
lexpence, at Leieriter Plate.
The above benertaintaent, which continues to be received
Isith the loudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday,
'T burlday, and Saturday Evenings till further notice.
Jolt publiffied " Honour among Thieves," " Tray." And on
Monday neat " Tie Letter N."

YORBSHIR Y_
BRADFORD FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

WAN rED at Chriftmas next. an USHER
for the above School..—He malt be parted'y qualified
tca:h Fnglzth and the inferior Claille&—Salary Sixty Pounds
pa Amain.
Application muff be nude either in Perron, or by Letteri
Pott paid, to the Rev. Lamplugh Hird, Bradford, Trcafurcr of
the above School.

haiayOf Fleetion will be on Monaai the Fourteenth
o DiTember, at the Houle of Mr. T. Duckia, the Hull's Head,
in Bradford.

ENGLISH and IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for ISM

THE .111CkCIS Are fold and divided into Halves,
Qtlarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
At their State Lottery Office, No:13, under the Royal Ex-
London, England, 1801-10-23

CORN MARKETS.

KARR-LANE, OCTOBER 23.
Since Monday our arrivals of Corn, coaflqifc,
have been rather large—Wheat is heavy, and ap.
pears to look downward—the fine Norfolk Barleys
have obtained 455. and 465. per quarter today_.
the quantity being trifling, compared with other
grain, Malt, in confequence, is a brifk article,
but we do not think it higher in price. Oats
are bought freely at a reduction of 25. per quay.
ter from our laft.—Beans and Hog Peas have no
variation.—Rye continues in little or no demand,
Boiling Peas are on the decline.—Other things,
general, as before.—Currency as under:
Englifh Wheat, 425. 58s. 695. per quarter.
Foreign Ditto, se.s. 665.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 725.
Rye, 335. 365.
Barley, 265. 3gs.—Belt (New) 455. 465.
Malt, 44.5. 58s. Fine (Ditto), dos.
Oats, 2 ts. 265. 355.
Hone Beans, (New) 325. 365.—01 d 395.

Tick Beaus, (New) 265. 3 zs.,—.old 38s.
Hog Peafe, 4os. to 445.
Boilers, 535. to 5Ss.
Tares, ss. to 6s, per bufhel.
Caraway Seed, 38s. to 4.25. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 361. to 411. per latt.
Canary, Bos. to 90s.
Flour, 655. per lack.
American ditto, 3os. to 365. per barrel.
At Kendal market, laft Saturday, OACS Were
fold at 28s. the load, of 74 Wiuchefter bufliels.—
Indian meal is. Bd. per Clone.
There were aso bolls of oatmeal on Tuefday in
Edinburgh market, which fold from 17$. to 04.
per boll. There were alfo 5o bolls of peafe and
barley meal, which fold from cos,. 6d. to 14s. 6d.
per boll. Retail prices, beft oatmeal Is. 2d. fecond
is. td. per peck.

Si TT' mos appointed in MIDDLESEX and Losnov,
before the Right Hon. LiorDLord KEN YON, Lord
Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Michaelmas Term,
tBo.► IN mart.
MIDDLESEX. LONDON.
Wednefday, A Nov. Is. Tharlday, - Nov. is
Wednefday, - • 18. Tbserday, . 29
Thorfday, - ab. Friday, . 27

Monday, .
London, England, 1801-12-11

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL. PART OP PAKIC-LANF..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
After the HoUde)e.
At his Gnat Ronm, in Pall Man,
By Order of the Sole Executor,
ANOBLE. SPACIOUS. and SUPERLA-
'TIVELT I-I.F.CANT MANSION, with attentive at-
tawl..d and tlet.teSed Mike., Lured for a Perfonage of the MI
Rank and Confeyacnce, late the Retidinceand Property of the
Count& of HOLDEB.NESS, eleecakcl.

The Prentif,:s, in point of iize and lituation, may be ranked
the belt and molt definable in the Metropolis, eornprifing a
molt fplaulld iciiite of Six Magnificent Apartments on the
Principal Floor, well canneeled, of large dim:acme, Nil pro.
portions, and finiOacal in a ftyle of fursior tafte and elegance;
the Windows of which opening into a Balcony, blend all the
enchanting hczuties of Hyde•Parls% with the (ph:odour of tbefc
Roans, which can only he exceeded by the neatnefs and com-
forts of the Secondary and Donn ltlr Apartments.
The Magnificent Furniture correfpondent with the Manfinn,
French Plate, Pi:T Glares of myeblefs beauty and 'perfection,
purchafed by the late Earl during hie refidence in France, may
be had at a fair valuation, or they will be Sold by Public Sale,
un the Premises, and en early pogellien may be bad.
In the courfe of the Selfon will be fold the capital and match-
Collotelirin of Fiend & aid hatch Cabinet Mures, Chef-
d'auvres of the molt celebrated end admired Mailers, is their
min= and paicet Rata; a rest Agemblage of the melt valo-
able Seve, Drdden, old, coloured. and blue Japan China, old
Japan Willem of the fir& dab, various other dread, in
Bronze, Or-Moulu, &c. &r.
London, England, 1801-12-11

CAPITAL. REVERSIONS.

To be Suld by AUCIIDiI by Mara *KINNER and DYKE
On Wednefday the t 6th init. at la o'clock, at Oartawey'a
Coffee-houfc, `Change-artcy, ZutnbUl, In One Lot,

A LL the ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE, and,
A A-INTERN-Sr, of Two Gentlemtn, the one aged about 34,
the other about a6,of and in the Sum of 49321. 13s. I rd. parable
on the Decade of a Lady now 56 years of age, fubjett to au
Annuity of a• Guineas payable to a Woman Servant about Ito
years of age, for her Life.
Alto, all their Mime, Right, Title and !mere, of, in, and to
the Sum of As al. toe. Three per Cent. Conk*, transferable on
the deecak of the Add Latly—in cafe delter of the kid Two
Gentlemen Mall happen to ((waive her.
Printed Particulars may be had of Meer*. G. and J. Crump,
Liverpool; alio of MctTrs. Raleigh, Son, and Lee. Hatton-
Gardeft, London ; the Place. of, Sale; and of MeErs. Skinner
and Dyke, Alderfgatc-ftreet.

CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL, FULLING MILL, &c.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Melte+. RICHARDSON, SON, and CORFIRLD.
AVERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
with immediate Pore lion ; conliniug of a very haixtfoine
modern built Dwillinz Houle in complete repair, delightfully
(misted, with Meanie*: and Kitchen Gardens, and every con-
venience for a rekeekable Family.
A Water Corn MW adjoining the Dwelling Honk, in coin-
piece Repair, with two Water W heels, Four Pair of French
Swans, Fluor Machines, &e. capable of grinding and dreicing
upwards of so Loads of Cora per week, with large Oratories,
Bcc. togethsr with a well accullomed Fulling Mill, with five
Pair of Stocks. The whole amply (implied with Water, cod
(mate in the vicinity of a large populous Town in the centre of
a Corn and Clothing vitality, in the Well of England, and
within eafy diltances of the belt (applied Markets in England.
Th.:. above Prcmilis arc rapableof very confidorable improve-
ment, and form a molt eligible Situation for soy perfon of pro-
perty &firma of realizing cr of embarking in an eaten Ave and
profitable enuecru.
Apply to Metres. Rlcharilfon, Soo, and Codeld, No. y. Lin-
coir.', Inn Fields, London, who are authorized to Contrail, and
of whom printed Particulars n ay be had.
London, England, 1801-01-05

taken from Mr. Calder, and which is the fame now
produced and identified by him.
Tuefday, thrcc Italians, makers and venders of
plaifer images in Neu-callle, were chipped on
board the Eli zai•eth for North bergen, they not
• havinn the ufual certificate required by the Alien
Pia, for refidence in tins country.
A few mornings since, betwen eight and nine
o'clock, the dwelling-houle of Mr. John Clerk, ill
North-flreet, Poplar, was broke open, when a
dozen of fhirts, a large quantity of Iheets, table
linen, children's wearing applrel, a large quantity
.of filver table and tea fpeons, faits, and tea tongs,
four filver mounted horn cups, feveral memoran-
dum books, and a promifory note for ninety-five
pounds were
About nine o'clock on Tuefday morning a poor
man, coming up with a load on his
fhoulders, ()Wing to the flippery flute of the pave-
ment, flipped ok the curbitones, and unfortunately
broke his leg in a terrible manncr.
London, England, 1801-01-05

OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the CVC W of the Pi Los' F. for the capture of
tl-c Mercurius, a payment will he made of the pro-
ccr•ls received from the Admiralty Court (the
thip having been condemned as Droit of Admiral-
ty) and of lonic logwood condemned, on board
the thip at Yarmouth, this day, the sth init.
To the crew of the fame Hoop, for the capture
of the Gerrit Hendrick Groote, a payment of the
prize money will he made on board the flip at the
tame time and place.
The crew of the (loop ScoaptoN, and to the.
JANE and LADY ANN loggers, for the capture of
the following velrels, viz. Geode Herdight, Maria
Adrianna, and Habil, will be paid their propor-
tions of the net proceeds of the laid prizes on their
arrival in port.
A ditlribution of the proceeds of the bounty
money granted for the dettrudion of l'Eclair
French privateer, by the SCEPTRE, commenced at
Cecil-ltreet, on Friday the zd hitt.
London, England, 1801-01-05

bENT TO A OiNTLEMAN ON

Tau, borne on wing fublimc,
And, fpite of glitterinrerowni
Or all the boalted powers of h
lfir dead'aing hand and fwift
O'aclouds the luftre of the fpa
Deprives the cheek of every gl
And o'cx the ringlets of a but
Profufely file& the chilling fno
But, the' each coveral fenfe ar
Ne'ct (hail, I trot!, the flown
But each returning year more
Their roots lix deeper, and no
Until ETIMNITeII wide portal
Upon this amatory teen of ca
London, England, 1801-01-05

ARRivro.

At Kinfale--thc Bettis.. 1-1.11, from Barba(locs.
At Madeira—Bailiwick, —, and /Sather, Phillips, from
Liverpool.
At Hoylake--john, ---, from I Alison.
At Savannah—Minerva, —, from Liverpons.
At New York—Freelcricke, and Yams, —, from

At I%li:l,4—Part, l.rr, front (lalipulT.
At 1),.1.1in--I.t..v.tt t cc, Luc, (runt St. Übes ; and Devenlita,
111.,d.locic,i..mt St. Vutc.nt

At Phil itielithh—Brlvitlt rr, R from Liverpool.
In tI. lluvrn.--I-Ltrery% Mitre, Neil, from Demerara.

The French Government have taken means to
chnounce to all Europe the attempts which have
been made againll the life of the Cuter CONSUL.
It is underliood that meafures will be adopted to
prevent fimilar outrages. The Miniller of Foreign
Affairs has written the following circular letter on
the fubjeet to all the Powers in amity with France:
Pali&

g 4 Sir—You will read with horror in the ;net-
ed paper, the account of an attempt made against
the life of the CHIEF CONSUL. From the circum-
Rances of the crime you will perceive what a vile
and execrable defcription of men were the instru-
ments of it. The genius of France has once more
faved his life. Whatever conjeaures may be form-
ed concerning the quarter from which the firft im.
pulfe proceeded, Europe, in learning that the
crime has been fruhated, will become more and
more convinced that the delliny of a great man is
under the immediate protedion of HEAVEN Welt,
and that it has placed it too far above the reach
of a handful of villains, for them to be enabled to
fucceed in their defigns, or to-arreft its courfe
The attempt was not unforefeen—it bad been con-
ceived by a let of men who have always taken a
part more or lets prominent in the horrors of the
Revolution, who have ever been anxious to excite
previous terror by announcing their infernal defigns.
It is fix weeks fence this lan enterprife has been an-
nounced. The public voice loudly proclaimed the
neceffity of redoubling meafuret of precaution.—
The CHIEF CoNsus. owes this deference to that en-
thufiafm of which he is the objeet, to fatisfy this
national fenfibility by givin orders for a more ac-
'dye oilikeee to be czaraed around his pates."
London, England, 1801-01-05

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 4.

Sailed for the Contiilent. the DIANAppact,k-_t,
Captain DFANE, with the Hamburgh and Bremen
Mails, of the ad inflant. Among the paffengers
was the Agent appointed by the Poftmaller Gene-
ral to take care of the Mails, &c. at Bremerlehe,
when it may be inconvenient to take them to Cux-
haven, by which means it is to be hoped the pub-
lic correfpondencc will not again be impeded by
the froft, as it was during the lait winter.
Saturday, the Betfy, of Yarmouth, laden with
wheat and flour, bound to Hull, ran afhore on
the Cockle Sand ; the crew and part of the cargo
are raved, but the fhip is totally loft.
Sailed a cutter, with Mr. Ross, King's Mef-
fenger, with difpatches.
Admiral DICKSON being made a full Admiral
has hoifled his flag, blue, at the main, on board
the PRINCESS OF ORANGE man of war. Wind W.
London, England, 1801-01-05

ri.YmotrrH, JANUARY 3.

Came in the AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns, Captain
GOULD, from Portfmouth; the GALATEA, 0132
guns, Captain BYNC, from the coaft of Ireland ;
and RANGER cutter, of 8 guns, Captain FRAZER,
from a cruize.

Sailed the PRINCE. OF WALE s, of 98 guns, Rear-
Admiral CALDER, to join the Channel fleet ; and
the SHEERNESS cutter, to the eaft ward : alfo the
LADY CHARLOTTE, of 12 guns, with :t fleet for the
Downs.
London, England, 1801-01-05

V ATE TUITiON.
SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS.
MR. HOPKINS has the honour to inform the
NOBILITY, GENTRY,OFFICERS in the ARMY and
NAVY, and his Friends in general, that he co wrimots to bl-
and Gentlemen and Ladies In the molt elegant vg ate iv of
the SCOTCH .nd IRISH STEPS, with all the modern reqtd-
rites of DANCING the MINUET, LOUVRE,COTILLONS,
HORNPIPES, REELS, and ENGLISH Country DANCES
after the molt approved and YASHIONAhLt STYLI ; and the
courfe of their attendance mask convenient en thentfelves. He
sifo attends at home fuch Ladies and 'Gentlemen as honour
him with their addrefs, by an application at his Refidence,
Coadirnaker's Hall, Forfter-iane' Cheapfide.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Entruited with the EDUCATION of YOUTH may in a (bort time
have them completely formed to appear in the flrft circles with
that elegance and diftinguifhed Fife which is ever attendant on
panniers and good breeding...o Boarding Schools attended.
N.B. The Morning Academy, for Ladies only, is open, and
will be continued till his Majefty's Birth Day, from Eleven
o'clock till Three.
London, England, 1801-01-05

BIR'rHS.

The Lady of Richard Chute. lifq. of Citute.hall, in the coun-
ty of Kerry, of a daughter.
Thurfday, at their houfe in Jermyn-Rreet, the Lady of Geo.
Tamale, Efy. of a daughter.
On Tuefday, Mrs. Whitcombe, the Lady of Samuel Whit-
combe, Efq. of Serjeant's Inn, of a druglitt r.
Iv Inoth:—The Ladies of J. Since, and of J. Cumberlege„
Elva. at Calicut, of font.
London, England, 1801-01-05

DIED.

On the 13th ult. in Wexford, John Green, a fuperannuated
Revenue Officer. He had been prifoner to the Rebels in June,
1798, but his extreme age, end inoftenfice manners, lived him
from their fury. He eras born in the month of July, 1694, and
had he lived a few weeks longer, tweuld have fern three centu-
ries : at the advanced age of 106, he retained his memory and
other faculties in great perfeCtion, and the vigour of his confli-
totlon was Inch as enabled him to walk about till vet) near that
period.
In the 7rft year of his age, the Right Hon. Jorhua Cooper.
At his hook on Ufher'.-quay, Dublin, aged 72, Mr. William
Geraghty.
On the 2.06 ult. at Clifton, near Briftol, in the isth year of
his age, John Harnefs, eldeft fon of Dr. limner., Commiffioner
of Sick and Wounded Seamen of the Royal Navy.
On the Gift of Clasher, at Demerara, Mr. William Cutler,
aged 29, mafter of the Barton, belonging to Liverpool.
At his bottle in Brunfwick-ftreet, Dublin, at the advanced
age of 96, Mr. James Reilly, an eminent falefmafter.
On Thurfday fennight, at Jane Ville' in the county of Lime-
I rick, Richard Cripps, Efq. Captain and Adjutant of the city of
Limerick Militia; his death was occafioned by the wounds he
received, through the neck and Jaws, at the anion at Cotooney,
on the sth of Scptember, 179 E, when that regiment [topped
the tamer of the French troops.
Mr. Magrath, Firft Lieutenant of the Salentine nip of war.
His death was the confequence of a wound in the fide from a
ftiletto of an affaffin, who met him in one of the fixed, of Leg.
horn, the 31ft of Auguß, while enquiring for a bode. The
villain was not known.
Lately, Mrs. Margaret Hyndman, aged 98, mild of Mr.
Archibald Hyndman, of Belfaft, merchant.
11l INDIA S. Whitchill, Efq. Chief and Cuftom Matter at
Mabins, and fen. Merchant; and at Butforah, Mr. J. Skinner,
idling Lieutenant in the Company's Marine.
London, England, 1801-01-05

MARRIED.

Flich:wdfou Turkinton, Efq. of Armagh, to Mifs. Rigby,
daughter of Mr. Righy,ofSullalk-ftreet,
At Wexford, Captain Lindley, of the Sligo Militia, to Mifs
johnfton, daughter of Dr Johnfton.
Samuel Bevan, Erg. of Bruit, to Mrs Collins, daughter of
Captain Collins, of Kilfinanc.
Edward Morgan, Efq. of Dunmoylar., to Mifs Jane Dwyer,
of Ballyeahane.
On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Lorton Vale, Cumlicrlard, Mr.
Charles Aldrich, of New Bond-fin:et, to Mils Ann Nichol-
fon, of Lorton Vale..
London, England, 1801-09-30

'when on etuinizing ;Ito die aittfe,teverai met came
oat of the honk. one into
cnt him with ~2
tudes on his head and body in fo thficking_a man-
' ner, that he was taken to St. Thnlntnet klefeital,
where he languillted and died on Saturday LA.—
' He bas left a wife and four children wholly on,
; provided for. • The villain who perpetrated the
I murder is at prefent unknown.
'On Wednefday as-force men ware load
oneinguft
jameriamtf
ill a field near Bladon. a boy got into
carts, and whipped the bowies, wile i.. Y
14et off in a (harp trot, !tut overturned iii. /hock, of
corn, under which an enfant, about nine months
old, had been laid by its mother, who was reaping
in the fame Geld, and one of the bodes felting its
foot. upon the child's bead, it died in a few hours.
Some-days ago, a gentleman riding in a ong.
boric chaife, with his wife; near Highgate, the
horfe grew waive, and, while kicking agitnit the
footboard of the chaife, the lady unfortunately
leaned forward and coming within the reach oi
the borfe, he liruck off the whole fcalp of her fore-
head, and the inilamtly expired. . .
Oa Tuefday. fe'nnight fame female for legiales
entered thedwellinghqufe of Mr. imdismof ticarth
Shields, through the kitchen windows .tikti Ow
(tripping of their own petticoats, tic. tips ped
thenifelves in fume others belonging to the faYnily
which they will find much more corafortable.thun
thole they left,, the latter being rocurnh:ted with
a numerous population. They alto took a Wog ,
night-gown, two &awls, &c. with which they gat'
of undifeovered. Many other valuable articles of
weiring-apparel were in the fame main, but were
not (Jul-en.
- A perfon was lately apprehended neat:- Scilly,
on furptcion of being a_ Spy, having been obkrved,
in the a& of taking draft of the light bottles, lapdi,
'ea. in that iteighbourhoOdi but upon eramitiation•
he turned out to be an Engineer, fent by thegotn;
manners of Lights in Sootland for the put-pore
of taking plans of te lateft improvements. 'pre-;
paratory to the ere ing .a new light houfe near
Edinburgh. He was therefore immediately at at
liberty.
London, England, 1801-09-30

I The Menittur -of Ott 25th coßtainAili tong te•
count of the fete in commemoration of* foundsi-

tion of the Republic, and a long Vika peons
who had an audience of the Cuter coistr.!, Minn:
whom was Count MatiQFF, Envoy from the Em-
peror A LEk•NDSII.. •
Thefe journals co*tain alto a letter from Capt.,
Lu GAN to Rear-Admiral ViLbsti sum Caimans-
der of the French Marine in Italy, dated Want);
the asth Auguft, §iving an account of his Saving
etcaped from the harbour of Alexandria, after the
furreader of Cairo. It contains little news, only
a confirmation of MINOV Rill holding out. He
(peaks of havilfg feparated from GA N TH sat/ nr,but
does not mention at what time or place.
London, England, 1801-10-15

PORIiiMOUTH, OCTOBER 14,

Arrived the Tugs' us, of 74 guns, Capt. BLlciii;
from the Channel fleet. The Runic, Dar:aims,
Aureirarra, and,Goiza, were paid off yeiberd.iy,
and are eapeaed Chord? td came into harbour to
be laid up.

SIEREAMISS, OCT.

Arrived the Smenvat.e, Bons, Tabora, and li
rsaasisa fire-vetfels front the Downs, and the
SALLY floop from Yarthouth.=All the bombs,
fire-veffels, and gun-brigs, Layitig id the Harbour
are ordered up to'Woolwich and Deptford, to be
paid off. Moorings are to be laid down in the
Medway for a number of our Met! of War :
This Harbour, it is fuppofed, will be very full of
Blips bleu:din:try, at the finall craft arc all ordered
up the Ai►er.=Wind at Well, blows freak.