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London, England, 1801-03-20

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY t 7.

Arrived the Du RE of CLARENCE Packet, Capt.
FAULKNER, from New York with mails, dated the
22d of February. She failed from hence on the
sth of laft December, with the American mails of
that month, and arrived at New York on the loth
of January, where fhe remained until the 22d of
February, when fhe failed again for England, and
arrived here this day.—She has brought over no
paffengers ; but we learn that Mr. JEFFERSON has
been eluted, and that the Treaty between France
and America has been ratified.

ANOTHER LETTER OF THE SAME DATE.

Arrived the American fhip Two Friends, Capt.
M,NEIL, from London bound to Charletton ; alio
the DUKE OF CLARENCE packet, Captain FAULK-
NER, from New York, after a pafrage of 12 days :
by her we learn the elation of Mr. JErrrEsos to
the feat of Prefident, and Mr. BURR to that of Vice-
Prefident of the United States of America.—lt is
laid they have ratified the Treaty with France.—
The packet has not brought any pallingers.—Ar-
rived this evening, his Majefly's fhip EXCELLENT
of 74 guns, the Honourable Captain STOPFORD,
from (bilberon Bay.—Put back by contrary wind,
the LADY lion Err packet, Captain FELLOW!,
with the mails for America.—The American fhip
Katy, Captain PHILLIPS, for New York. and the
Pelican privateer, Captain GAGE, having fprung
her mainmaft in chace of a dogger.—Wind S. S.W.

Several American valets bound to the French
Weft India Minds have been captured; there
iflands bring declared in a (late of blockade by the
Britith cruizers. The HARLseum packet, Capt.
HARVEY, which failed from this place on the 17th
December, with the mails for America, arrived
at New York three days before the DUKE or CLA-
mcs
London, England, 1801-03-20

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

An Aconite was pref., iited from the Commit:Motes of this
Cullom% in Scotland, Eddie quantity of Grain ea:putted front
the fev.tol }Kolb te7 the la II tour vita.
An Account of the Unfondeti Debt for the Navy wan alb
plefented, and ordered to lie on the table.
A new Writ was moved for the Burgh of I)ownton, in the
county of Wilts, in the room of Sir William Scott, who lassao
crpted the Chiltern Hundreds.
A iktition w.t prefunted by *Mr. jefferys ►from the prifonets
coiGned for debt in Mc gaol of U'arwick, praying for relief,
which was ordered to lie or the table.

Mr.Citat Les Dux ear brought.= a Bill to explain :Ind amend
an Ad paired in the t3th year of the reign of his prdent
Tlajetty, refisexqing the Enelofime et Commons and the Cull.
♦atinn of Potatoes on Wafte Lands, which *ma rend a fait
time, and ordered to be read a feeond time to-asorrovr.

'1 he Report of the Committee en the Continuation of certaim
frith Duties u4S r:ecived and agreed to. It was then moved as
an initrudion to the Committee to whom the fubjeet of id&
Duties was referred, that they do make provifton for this as.
folution.

The Hook went Into a Committee on the frith Matt and
tillety Bits, and fevers! Claufes being filled sip, the Report woo
brought up, and ordered to be rcceived to-morrow.
The Rcport on the Habeas Corpus Sufpention Bill in Ireland
was received. agreed to, and the hill ordered to be mad a thiril
time to•nturrow.

MAITIAL LAW II MILANI,.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that the Solicitor-
General have leave to bring up the Report of
the Committee on this Bill.

Mr. Garr oppofcd the bringing up of the Re-
port. He hid, that if the Houfe bad given dun
attention to the Bill, he was convinced, that no-
thing could induce them to concur in its principle.
He went aver. his former obje&ions to the Bill.
which he raid, armed the Chief Governor with a
defpotic power, and enabled him to infEtt corporal
punilhmcnt or death, et en without a Court Mar-
tial. lie might do this even if the fuppofed delin-
quent had been previonfly acquitredby a Civil Tri-
bunal ! The Bill in thus foperfechng all law went,
in his opinion, beyond the neceffity of the cafe ; he
Bionid therefore move, that it be read a third
time on this day fir months."
No reply was made, and Mr. Grey's motion was
negatived without a divifton. The Report was
then received, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third time to•morrow.
London, England, 1801-03-20

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH :9.

Arrived the SIR Sys, asw LUSHINGTON, ASIA,
WALPOLE, WOODFORD, ALBION, WORCESTER, and
FORT WILLIAM, Eak•lndiamen, from the Downs.
—Sailed the Good Dcfign, armcd-chip, with a
convoy for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-03-20

NUMBED 3850 j

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
rO-MORROW EVENING, March 21, 1801,
their Majeffles Servants will perform, for the r3th time,
UAL New Hittorical Drama, called
DEAF AND DUMB;
Or, THE. ORPFLAN PROTECTED.
The Charseters by

Ws DE CAMP. Mr. WROUGHTOii, Mr. C. KEMBLE,
Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE,

Mn BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUEIT,
hlifs POPE, Mn. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
Kle Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP.
o which will beldded k Comedy, called
THE PANNEL.

Don Guzman, Mr. DOWTON ; Laurillo, Mr. PALMER ;
Mulkato, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Marcella, Mlfs MELLON ; Aurora, MN HEARD ;
Beatrice, Mrs. JORDAN.
London, England, 1801-03-20

SHEERNESS, MARCH 19.

Yeaerday evening his Majelly's flre•veffel la
VICTOIRE, Lieut. TILLAID, went out of harbour
to the Nore : and this day the MARY hired cutter,
Lieut. MORGAN, arrived from Yarmouth.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, MARCH lg.—Arrived and failed for the
river, the Princeira, LEE, from Smyrna.—Wind
W. S. W.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 18.----Paffed by the Elty,
Joazs, from Li(bon : Suffolk, —, from Vir-
ginia : Stallion, —, from Cork : Martha, LS W•
INGTON •, Smallbridgc, —; Diana, —; and
Elizabeth, SMITH, all from Dublin.—Sailed the
EARL Howe, BURROWS, for India : Qeen,
YOUNG, for New Providence: Alexander, HA-
LEY, for Martinique : Canto' M'KENZIE, for
Jamaica : and Mary, WORTH, for St. Vincent.
MARCH 19.—Paffed by the Valentine, Cmyris,
from Dublin; John M'Donald, HEAD, from Lif-
bon ; Maria, —, from Bilboa; Pigou' GREEN,
from Charldion; and Fair American, BOLTON,
from New York.—Sailed the Mentor, TREVITT,
for Baltimore ; Lott! Nclfon, HAREWOOD, for
' Antigua ; Earl St. Vincent, —, for Lifbon ;
Anna Elizabeth, RENNING ; and Freyheid,
ifor Hamburgh.

HULL. MARCH 17.

The Lords of the Admiralty have promifed the
appointment of a convoy for the fhips now ready
to fail from this port for Hamburgh, Bremen, and
Embdcn, within one hour from the arrival of the
mails, if the fame can be done with propriety.
The ALBION armed fhip of 22 guns, appointed
to take charge of the Greenland and Davis's
Streights (hips from this port, arrived ;aft week,
and left the Humber this morning at fix o'clock;
with the (hips under convoy.
The number of Ruffian, Danifh, and Swedifh chips
detained at our ports by the embargo, and fence
brought in by our ernizers, amounts at this time
to about 450 fail ; of which very few are Ruffians.
If we reckon only twelve men to each fhip, the
number of failors, which by this flep we have de.
tained from joining our new foes, is between 5 and
6000 men.

The Ann, MATTHEWMAN, of this port, from
New caflic, with coals, was captured off Flambo-
rough by a French privateer on the toth infant;
and was re-captured by the EAGLE cutter, Capt.
WHITEHEAD, and brought into Shields on tl,e t t th.
Only the mate and a buy of her former crew re-
minted on board.

The Everett:, BOSWELL ; Nara!). STSPHENSON ;
Four Friends, Ns W 1 ; and Middleton, Jo m msow,
have cleared from Newcaille for Davis's Streights.
On the t 3:h in!l. failed from Whitby, for the
Greenland Seas, the Volunteer, &Immo-rum ; the
Lively, CASS ; anJ the Experiment, AGAR. The
Henriett:•, Kk AR Si-EY, was ready and expeeted to
proceed on the following day.
London, England, 1801-03-20

ItIVERPOOI., MARCH 13.

The John, '.•.te Mtmtar, Lid to be cut off on the
windward coaCc, is fate arrived at Surinam.
L t t nizht arrived here, the Dart, Captain Hem.

sztit, front Detnerata, failed tht Oth Jan. in corn.
pang with the Bolton, WATSON, and Union,
NPGui E, for this port ; the Union foundered three
days after failing from Deniarara, the crew all
well on board the Bolton, who parted eight days
ago in a gale of wind.
The Sally, GALLUP, of New London, from
Charleflon, bound for Greenock, with rugar, cot-
ton, and flaves, met with a gale of wind on the
4th Jan. in lat. 54. 4/.. long. I 2. 39. and went on
ffiore on the itland of Kirbahoft, the 19th Jan. the
crew with difficulty were favedeby the affiltance of
rafts. Part of the cargo it is hoped will he 1:::•ed.
On Sunday arrived here, the
_lunge Petei,frenn
St. Michael's, laden with oranges, fent i., by the
Eliza, Captain H.:NDYSIDE.

NENNinummigii
London, England, 1801-09-11

NI:. Suckhoure Alri. Webb

Mr. Lowd.r
Mr. Harris

Mrs. Lloyd
Mr:. Adcn

Mr. Lynch

Mrs. Bunny
- -

Mr. Brown Mrs. Fireman
Mr. Watfon Mifs Griffiths
Mr. C. Knot Mifs Willis
Mr. W. Camden Mifs Croft, &c. ac.
Mr. Wcbb

CLIFTON.

The following are among the lateit arrivals here :
Lord Bilhop of Winchetter a. d Mr. and Mrs. Hewett,

. .
family, Me. and Mrs. Parker
Lord and Lady ewburgh, Wt. Mrs. and two Mil
s Char-
Lord and Lady Mayo, ringtons,
Lord Landaff, Mr. and Mrs. Currie,
Sir Lawrer.ce and Lady Palk, Mr. and Mrs. Owen,
Sir John and Lady Jervis, Mr. and Mrs. Aullin,
Sir hrancis and Lady Millman Mr. and Mrs. V.' ynehs
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jobnfon,
Sir John Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. Horn,
General Nicholls, Mrs. Q2lci,
Gereral Sibthorp and family, Mrs. Wiltfhiro,
Colonel Malley, Mrs. Royal,
• Colonel Fear, Airs. Owen,
Major !ovine Mrs. Ca rwalha,
Captain Laroche, Milk Hives,
Captain Sorrel, Mr. Allen,
Captain Story, Mr. Burt.m, •
Captain Blackman, Mr. Webb,
Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Torkington, Mr. Gordon,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Colville, Mr. Stoughton,
Mr. Mrs. and Milk Stevens, Mr. Bi=n,
Mr. and Mrs. Torane, Mr. Shakelpeare,
Mr. and Mrs. Tyra. Mr. Furlong,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. Boddington,
Mr. and Mrs. Kingitone, Mr. Burland, •
Mr. and Mrs. Blathway, Mr. Roberts, &e. &e.
London, England, 1801-09-11

C PRICE ,IX-PMCE.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Purfuunt to a Decree of the High Court of Ch.therry. margin
-a Clink, Morley agalnft Mani!, before John l.ce, Druck-
man, the Perron appointed by John Camphlll, lifq. One of
the Marten of the fild Court, in one Lot, on Fridry, the

Thirtieth Day of Odlober next, at the fign of the .1 hree Sal-
mons, in the Town of Ufk, in the County of Montronth,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituAte in the Pa-
:tithes of LANI.LOWEL and LANTISe:ENT, in the
centre of the County of Monmouth, and en the Banks of the
River Ulk, confilting of a Melfuage, Yards, Barns, Stables,
Gardens, Orchards, and near Two Hundred and Forty Acres
of Arable, Pallurc, Meadow, and Woodland, with A confider•
able quantity of Timber, and the growth of Underwood, in
the occupation of James Pritchard, being part of the Real El.
tate late of Elizabeth Motley, widow, deceaf:d.
Particulars may be had (grati.) at the Office of the frill John
Campbell, Mfg. in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-Lane,
London; at the Offices of Mr. Philpot, Red-Lion Squ Ire; Mr.
Lee, TN:she'd-Court, Inner-Temple, London; and of Mr..
Alexander Jones, at Ufk; or of Mr. James Pritchard, on ilia
Proalfels.

OXFORDSHIRE—BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL
OAK, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Red Lion, Bridle-font, Henley upon Thames,
On MondAy, November 9,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of rso
Acres of Wood Land, covered with valuable Beech
Wood, and fame capital Oak Timber, in the :non thriving :late;
Brute within about four miles of the Thames, and fevcn of
Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford.
Particulars may be now had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Reading Papers ; at the Red Lion, Henley ; the Printer
of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Condit!) ; and in Parl-
Mall, where Plans of the Property may be real.

to the Vicinity of HOUGHTON, in the CaUNTY of
London, England, 1801-09-11

CHELTENHAM.

'The following are among the lateil arrivals here :
Mr. and Mrs. Dote, Mr. Charles Roche,
Mr. Jackfon, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins,
Mrs. Wilks, Mr. Mitchell,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pkftow, Mrs. Banfield,
Mrs. Collett, Mrs. Grubb,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyoa, Mr. Helton,
Mr. and tdifs Angerftdn, Mrs. Ryan,
Mr. & Mrs. John Angeltdn, Mr. Jennings,
Mils Lock, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon,
Mr. R. Evans, Mifs Elkins,
Mr. Dobbyn, Mrs. Bellamy,
Mr. Richard., Mr. Simeon,
Marquis of Hertford, Mr. Stevenfon,
Mr. liabington, Ladies Charlotte and Carolina
Mt, and Mrs. Furlone, Montague,
Mrs. Webb, Lady Mary Howe,
Mrs. Debby's, Lonl Adair,
Mr. Serkant Heyward, Han. Mit, Quin,
Mrs. Heyward, Lord Dunally, &c. &c.
Mr. and Mrs. Shia,

. HARRoWGATF..
The following are among the lateft arrivals here :
Baron de Robeck. Mr. Owen,
%ropers de Robeck, Mr. 'Taylor,

Baronet's Foch, Mr. Chamber,,
Lady Celliida TekiU, Mr. Pinkard,
Lady Hanky, Mr. Smith,
Lady Charlotte %Bile, Hon. Mr. Matthews,
Sir Henry Ibbotfoo, • M.. Manners,
Colonel Duff, Mifs Ingram,
Lady Polska, Rev. J. Lodington,
Mr. Mrs. and tiro Matters Mr. and Mrs. Mures,
Hillery, Mr. Mailing,
Mr. Payne, Mrs. and Mifs Unwln.
Mr. and Mrs. Montreux, Mr. Ellife,
Dr. Taylor, Mr. Burton,
Mr. and Mrs. Corknd, Mr. and Mire Oats,
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, Mr. Webtter,
Mr. Flicks, Rev. Mr. I.awfon,
Mr. and Mrs. Waring, Rev. Mr. !Boman,
Mr. and Mrs. Offly, Mr. and Mr. Hall,
Mr. Farrington, Mr. Thomas Leyland,
Colonel Horn, Mr. J. Skelton,
Captain Williams, Lady W. Gordon,
Mr. Agnew, Mr Cunningham,
Mr. Flack, Mr. ()Inn,
Mr. and Milk Hartley, Mr. E.H. Andrew,
Mr. C. Ibbotfon, Res. C. Hawkins,
Mr. I. Ibbotfoo, Mr. I. Colcksugh,
Mr. Dawfoo, Mr. Falkner,
Mn and Mifs Oliphant, Mr. Copeland.
Mr. and Mifa Sheppuellea, Mr. Palmer,
Mr. O'Byrne, Mr. Hardy,
Mr. William Batley, Rev. Mr. Bailie.
Mr. Benny, Mr Oriatla,
Mr. Bank, Mr. Robert Flood.
Mr. Kelly,
London, England, 1801-09-11

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 9,

Arrived the Ocean, Starru, from Riga; art
Helena, Kota, from Barcelona.—Sailed the BAk-
/LEVI. man of war on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER :a

Came in the AMCOR!, of t 6 guns, Captala
CMILCOTT, from the Well Indies; ADMIRAL
MITCHEL cutter from a cruize I and Rost !loop
from Marcou.

Sailed the ALCM ea frigate, with the (bebec,
Halifax, and Newfoundland Convoys.
Came into harbour la MONDOVI brig.

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 9.
The Flags of Truce continue to pals and repars
with increafed rapidity. One with difpatches fot
M. Ovro arrived in the night, in an open French
boat; and very early this morning the NANCY cut-
ter failed with difpatches for befr:Msatr.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER zo.

Yefterday arrived the Fox, Deans, Hamm,
GRIFFIN,. and LIBERTY cutters.—This morninz
arrived the PHOENIX cutter from the fleet, off
Croree.—Sailed the Ltssavy clutter, with dif•
pitches for Admiral Dicasou off Guree.—The
KINO GEORGE and PRINCE of WALES packets,
with mails and palengers for Cuihaven, remain
wind bound in the Roads.

HARWICH,

The American (hip. Delight, Jon* *Mtn,
mafter, with fugar and coffee, from. New York,
bound to Amfterdam, has been fent to this port
by Captain SCENE, of the LYNX Hoop of war,
having been captured on the 3oth ult. off the
Tesel.—Arrived the Anne Carolina, THOMAS Ps.
Tutor., from Chriftiana, with 4e4ls, forlpfwich.
London, England, 1801-09-11

PILOU LLCYDs Ll5l.

Dist,Sirr. to.—Sailed the Yoe x and Tis s man
of war, for the coaft of France. E. N. E.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. to.—Paffed•by ,n
the Amelia,
from Stockholm; Ocean, MANSON. from
Virginia • Elizabeth, —, from Peterfb.irgh ;
Lonifk and Amelia, from Hamburgh ; Ifa
bella, GR ERN, from Charleßon ; Eeho, ;
Columbus, Equettrius, —; Ann, DR IS•
COLE; Sir Hyde Parker, WESTA L ; ATEEIIUfR,
RADLEY.; Cambden, Cadmic ; Sarah Ann, ;
Juno, Ross; Ceres, GOWLAND ; Albin, Marx;
Alexander, ALLEN; St. George, Merce Ls ,
Georgina, --; Chifwick, ; and Ettindong,
__, from Jamaica.—Sailed the Payton,
for Newfoundland ; Ann, for Stettin ; Li-
berty, DTI, for Hamburgh ; Adeona, STREET;
Britannia, FRIEND; MOll, EDWARD ; Brown Ru-
by, SHARP ; and Good intent, Sawrow, for Peterf.
burgh.
London, England, 1801-09-11

FOR PUBLIC-SALE,

At Smith's Cofftv-houfe, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon.
day, the t4th September, 'got, at One o'Clock prccifely,
ri'llE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz.
I. t t 6 Sacks and Bags Hougsold
5A3 Quarters Foreign Peace—w Part damaged.
629 Dam Barley.
go Ditto Tick Beans.
2g Bags ityc-Meal.
xi Quarters damaged Wheat.
too Kegs American Mats.
11932, Empty Corn Bags.
To be viewed to the Sale.
- - -

Lying at the feweral Places mentioned in the Catalogues,
which may be had of George French, Sworn Broker, No. 6,
Great Laitcbeup.
London, England, 1801-09-11

If.INGSTON, JAMAICA, JULY IL

On the 25th ult. a very fevere fquall, which
"ailed upwards of two hours, was felt in Oe
mountains of Port-Royal, which did confiderable
damage to the coffee-plants.
The (hips Bufby-Park and Earl of Wycombe
have loft the homeward-bound fleet; the former,
we underhand, has reached Savannah-la-Mar, but
we have not heard what port the latter has gose
into.

Wednefday his Majeftr! ihip BOIN ETTA, Capt.
VANSITTAILT, fchooner Musky:To, Lieut. Bits-
warr, and the Tender of his Majeßy's Chip UN,
PAR et:, went out of Port-Royal, for the parpofe
of clearing the coat of the enemy's privateers.
- _ _ _

Wednefday evening arrived here, Capt. itssw r,
of the fchooner Pacior, with an account of 0,
capture of Paid veffel, by a Spanith felucca privateer
to the fouthward of Morant Keys, on Tuefday.--
He reports, that, being in company with the !loop
Sati.v, of this port, they dig-covered a felucca,
(landing towards them, when, upon a confulta-
tion between the Captains, they refolved to flay
by one another and to fight her; the loon came up
along fide the Peggy, and an anion took place,
which tatted for a confiderable time, when the
Spaniard fuccceded in getting upon ber quarter,
and boarded her with a great number of men.---;
Captain Raewr, findingshimfelf overpowered, had
fcarcely time to cut down the colours ; he, with
his crew, leaped down the hold , where they were
fired upon by the Spaniards. The felucca then
Rood towards the Sally, which the alfo captured.
Capt. RI.NNY was treated in a molt barbarous
manner, being kept in the hold, along with many
more prifoners, for two days, when the Spaniard:
gave him and fixteen others a four-oared boat
which belonged to the i6atly, to bring him on
chore. Five men were killed and three wounded,
on board the Spaniard, before the Peggy Ilrock.
Be rides the Peggy and Sally, two other vetfels were
taken the fame day.

Extra& of a Letter from a Captain of one of
the homeward.bound fleet, dated the loth intl.—
" I never experienced fuck violent tempefluous
weather in this country, or fcarcely any other, as
we have had from the time of our leaving Black-
River ; until the 6th inn. a perpetual gale the
whole time, fometimes blowing fo exceffivelf
thong as to bring the fhip under reefed foredail,
the wind moftly from the S. E. quarter. We are
now in a fair way of getting through the pillages
I imagine Cape Maize to bear N. N. E. diflant to
lcagucs. We are bat a fau,ll as count
but 44 rail." .6
London, England, 1801-09-11

LYME, SEPTEMBER s.

The following fingular event occurred in this
town a few days ago : On the return of one of the
(hips th7t carry over live cattle from this place to
Guernfey, Jerfey, and Alderney, about twelve
o'clock at night, the mailer fired a gun (which is
the cutlom) without knowing it was loaded, and
the ball, a three-pounder, entered the dwelling-
bade of the owner of the veffel, at the (finance of
a mile, paired through the drawing•room, and
forced its way through a partition into a bed-cham-
ber, where two perfons were in bed, without do-
ing any material injury I
London, England, 1801-09-11

FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 11, 1801:

TRANSPOAT OFFICE, September s, nor.
THE Coirtirigomers for conducing his Majflly's'
Traiiipart Service, and for the Care eta Cayicay of Prifdoers
of War hereby give notice, that they era& tetchy
the 29th items, to receiveialdl tenelere,asa treat with fitch Perlin*
as way be willing t (oared for vie-balling Pr femme of War, lw
health, iron the 1.11 day of November next, io.lYfiae, for fix cossiabe
certain, at her Mk per hay. at the following places, via.
Mill Prifon, and the Prifon Ships, at Plymouth.
Portcheiter Caille,and Prifon-Ships in Portfmoath Harbour,
Norman Croft, near Stilton.
Deal.
Pricon Ships at Chatham.
Yarmouth.
Edinburgh.
Liverpool, and
Stapleton, near Briftol.
The Coaradme mill he eerier, to fad feettrity for the Are pr.
formai:et 'their Contradc.
Fart'Jer particulars sky k ham" by apiplying at this OA%
No Tenders will he received after one • dial an use day sf treMy,
pr any noticed, ankle the parties or azenti for thaw, atteni.

EAST-INDIA HUMS, Arai, t 9, Isol.
'HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS ENG-
LAND tradiew q tO, EAST INDIES. a 6oviy give N eke,
Mrs a tiarteri, General Cwt al doe fail Company will la
bell at thelr7iaafi ea Ltainektall-fireet, at Wagefettlhe 231 sf.
&pother atal, al dews ideal in 16r farrow..
ISAAC MADDOCKS, Ajilimee Seketwy.

MILL HILL, HENNDON.
TO 3& SOLI>BY PRICATI CONTRACT,
By Mr. RAINE,
NEAR EIGHTY ACRES of COPYHOLD
MEADOW LAND, with a very &Arable advantage of
Poffellion at Mich*Ebnas next, as the Two Leaks thereon, at
qtr; old Rents, expire at that time: the whole lies within a
Ring Fence, and the Farm-honfe (which may be made a plea-
flat Cottage,) and Out-buildings open on the High-road, and
command a fine View of the Vale, under the Village of Tot-
Mr. Crate Carpenter, near the Ptvmlfes, will thew the fame ;
and for farther Particulars, and a fight of the Plap of the Eftate,
=apply to Mr. Ralne, Laud Surveyor, Charlotte-ftrect,
ury.
ELM ,TIMBER, SEVEN MILFS FROM LONDON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAI N
On Monday the a tit inftant, at Two o'clock, on the Prensifes
of Weft Twyford Manor Farm, between Wilfdon and Eal-
ing, In the County of Middlefex, in Twenty Lots,
1-"'WO Hundred and Twenty-eight ELM TIM-
BER TREES, felled during the lift Seafon, as the fame
now lie by the fides of the Road, and wbere they are not data=
more than a quarter of Mile from the Grand JunEtion Canal
running to Paddington.
The Bailiff on the above Farm will Stew the fame, and of
whom printed Particulars may be had; alfo at the Rainbow
Coffee-boufe, •Cornhilk; and of Mr. Rabe, Land Surveyor,
Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomfbury.
London, England, 1801-09-11

WESTMORLAND.--FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At Mr. Malkew's, the White Hart, Kendal,
On Monday, OEtober 5, dot at Six oClock' in the Evening,
in the following Lots :
Lori. THE very defirable FREEHOLD ESTATV,
-I- called WATTS-FIELD, adjoining the Town of
Kendal. on the Welt fide of the River Kent ; confiP.ire of a
large Manilas Houle, good Out •Buildings, a Garden and Or-
chard well planted, a large Fins-pond. and ten Inelofures of
very rich Ground, containing thirty-fix cuftomary Acres, or
thereabouts, cowed by's (mall Modus agalnft Corn and Hay
Tithe—There feveral valuable and ornamental Timber
Trees growing on the Frantic., which the purchafer may have
at a valuation • and, if it Mould be dared, the Mate will b.:
propofed in different Lots.
LOT 11. The R onainder of a Terre of Twenty Years, granted
by the Mager, Fellows, and Scholars of Trinity College, Cam-
, bridge, of which fixteen years are yet to come, of the Redtory
or Parfonage of KIRKBY KENDAL, and Forty Acres of Glebe-
' Land ju the Church Fields, it the Parini of Kirkby Kendal
aforefoid ; held by divers Taunts on payment of certain an-
nual cuftomary Rents and of certain Fines on change of Te-
nants by death or alienation.
The leveret fpecies of Tithes granted by the above Leafe,
amount yearly to more than scsol. out of which a yearly refer-
%dim of tsoL is mads to the College, and a Fine has been paid
for a renewal of the former Lades every liven years, which
has been ufually affeffed at a years referled rent, or thereabouts.
Particulars of the above Eftate ind Tithes are left for in-
fpedtion with Mr. Wilfon, Attorney, Kendal ; and either he
or Mr. Lambert, of Watts-Field, will tbew the Eftate ; which
may alto be had of Mr. Atkinfon, Solicitor, Chancery-lane;
and Mr. Hubberfty, Solicitor, Auflin-Frisses, London.
London, England, 1801-09-11

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 8.

Put back by the wind changing, the PRINCE (11
WALES packet, Captain TODD, which failed refin.
day for Lifbon, with the Mails of the astll
and ift infant ; the is now waiting a wind,
thcr with the LEICSETER packet, with Mails t,,z
Jamaica.--TheCiissrlartELD packet forAnin it 4
is Rill detained for Government Difpatchcs.
London, England, 1801-09-11

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL.
PADDINGTON PASSAGE BOATS.
PASSAGE BOAT will fet out, from the
A 8.,f0n at PADDINGTON TO MORROW,Iind every fel-
lowiff7 hlorning, at Nine o'Cloek precifdy, to NORWOOD,
near °lief-sty Park, about two miles front Drentford, paliing
near Keutal Green, ARon, Ealing. Holicien Green, Twyfnrd,
Wiliffien, Appertem, Horfendon Hill, Get enford, Harrow on
the Hill,Northbolt, Southall, Hayes,Hounflow, Cranford, Stc.
The whole diftsoce being by the Canal near fifteen Miles.
The Boat trill arrive at Norwood every day about twelve,
and will fst out.on Its return at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon
' precifely, and arrive at Paddington about Six.
Fares will be taken a. follows : a. t
For the whole Diftanee,or for to Milts and upwards,
either Way, - 2 0
For any Distance exceeding 6 Mlles, and not exceed-
ing so Miles, . t 6
For any Diftance exceeding 1 Miles, and not exceed-
ing 6 Miles, - l o
For any Dillance not exceeding s Miles, - - 0 6
A PASSAGE BOAT TO UXBRIDGE
Will continue to go every Morning at Eight o'clock, u ufual,
and will fet out on its Return at Half paft Two o'clock in the
Afternoon prmifely, palling near all the Places above mention-
ed, as alfo near Harlington, Harmondfworth, Drayton, Coln-
brook, Botwell, leer, Hillingdon, Cowley, &c.
Fares as heretofore.
The particular Regulations will be affixed up in the Cabins
of each Boat.
Tea, Stc. may be bad on board the Boats.
THO. HOMER,
Comptroller to the Grand Jundtion Canal Company.
Winekefter-row, Paddington, September xi, 'Sot.
London, England, 1801-09-11

NEW BOND STREET,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-Br M. RAYNE,

On the Pre:sass, No. Sy, only four doors from Oxford:ftreet,
by order of the Affignees of Mr. Richard Armhage,
ironmonger, on Thurfday, the ryth infant, at Eleven
o'clock, and loUovring Days,
rT` H E LEASE, Sixteen Years and a Half
unexpired, of an excellent Houle, as Feet 6 in front, and
extending 68 Feet backwards, on the Ground Floor, formed
into an elegant range of Shops well adapted for the prefent, as
well as almoft any ether bufinefs, where &nation and thew arc
needfary.
At the fans, tine will be fold the neat and well adapted
Houfehold Furniture, China, Linen, and Plate.
_ . .

Alfo his very valuibleStoci, comprifing ahnoft every article
in his Line, of the belt workmanlhip, in the prefent improved
principle and talte, partici:Lai), tome very expenfive Rcgiitcr
and Count Rumford Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, Scc.
To be viewed on the tsth, and till the Sale; when Particu-
lars and Catalogues may be had on the Premifcs • at the Rain-
bow Coffee-Houfe, in Cornhill ; and of Mr. Resin, Charlottc-
ftreet, Bloomtbury.
London, England, 1801-09-11

A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA-
LUABLE ESTATES, IN AND NEAR THE. TOWN OF
SHREWSBURY,—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Party in Odtober next; confilling of
ALL that moll dellrable MANSION, called
the ABBY, with the Gardens, Hot-houres, Flfh-pands,
old Plealure Grounds thereunto belonging, delightfully fituated
in the vicinity of the fatd Town of Shreveibury
AU that Menage and Water Corn M. called the ABBY
MILL: A very valuable Farm, called MONKMOOR ;
Several Pieces or Pura, of excellent Meadow and Failure
Land, in and near the Abby-Foreptc and Colcham
Sundry Menages, Gardens and Lands, in Murivanee and
St. Auftlres Friars : _ _

Alfo, Two tiveral Farms, fitnate in Netley and Wrentnall,
in the Parlfhes of Stapleton and Church Pulverbatch, in the
County of Salop :
Particulars of (even! Ethic's are now preparing, and will
be ready to be delivered on Wednefilay the t6th day of Sep.
vmiser Milani, at Richard Griffiths, Efq.'s, Chapel Stairs,
Lincoln's Inn, London; at the Lion and Talbot Inns, and at
the °Aces of Metres. Jeffreys, Lloyd, and Afterlcy, Anomie",
Shreeribury.--September a.

DORSETSHIR E.
TO WI SOLD BY ►RIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANORS of TA RRANT-MONKTON
and TARRANT-LAVNCESTON,fituate nearthe Great
Weftern Turnpike-Road. between Salifbury and Blandford;
within s Miles o( the latter. in one of the atoll eligible parts
of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Barron, Royalties, Pri-
vileges, and immunities to the Paid Minor belonging.
The Manor orlarrantAkfookton comprises as foilows.-.—T
A capital Tythe Free Farm In the occupation of Mr. fames
Cando, on a Loire of which only two years are tioexpirevi, con-
taining near goo Acres of Meadow, .%rabie, and Dowd i.and.—
Idly, The Tythes of the rcft of the plea of Tarrant-Mnnk too!
,lily, The Revcrgon in Fee of divers Copyhold and Lenfehold
Mates, in all of the y.arly value of about Oka. held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiety on one old Life.
The Manor of TARRANT I.AUNCESTON is all in the
'Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages.) and conlifis of
one of the mnft eligible Farms in the County of Dorfct, called
j..AUNCINTON FARM, containing upwards of ts-ro acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Doom Lands, within a Ring POW,
In Severalty, and ':'ythe Fret, In the occupation of Mr. Robert
Sudden, on a Leafe ,t which oily Four yearn arc unexpired.
thustion °M.:. 'Mate near the great Welton Turnpike
Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mull render It par-
ticularly eligLh:e to a Gondolas,' who may with to build a
Hunting Box, and the nate Weir poll'effss many advantages
whist) will be obvious to a potholer on a view thereof
N. B. The Land To on the Paste is redeemed.
The Tenants, Mr. Clunk' and Mr. Bidden, will lbew their
efpOtive Farms ; and for particulars, apply to Marrs. King
and Johns, Attonles at Law, at illandford, who hay a Mop
oldie Ettate ; nt to ?Att. Dams, of sear Wansig •
ger, VILIsh
London, England, 1801-03-27

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GERM4Nr.

HARIBURGH, MARCH z 7.

While the Danes are conftrutting batteries along
the Ellie, itaioning armed vettelil and making
preparations of 'defence, Sir JAMES CILAttFURD, the
13ritith Minifter at Hiunburgh, whole talents have
been to long and fo jualy diffinguifhed, pares his
tune, when affairs at Hamburiftt.not require
his pretence, at Rail:wale, near
London, England, 1801-03-27

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
CADIZ% AND GENTLEMEN'
--ru.-1 E Elthirm of fix Direaors of the Eaft-India
-1- Company beinz, 7 ppointed for Wedeefilay the Bth of April
next, the favour of your vote and littered is defired for the fol-
lowing Gentlemen:
William Denney, Efq. John Hunter, Efq.
Sir John Smith Buries, Bart. John Travers, Efq.
The lion. William Elphinftone, Stephen William:, Efq.
Which will very much oblige,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your moft humble fere:nits,
Thomas Theophilus Alaalf, Hugh Inglis,
Charles Mills, David Scott,
Thomas Petry, Francis Baring,
Edward Parry, Jacob Bofatiquet,
Abraham Roberts, Jofeph Cotton,
John Roberts, Lionel Dar.ll,
George Smith, William D. vaynes,
.
George Tatem, SITNIIII Frafer,
George Woodford Thelluflon, Charles Grant,
Robins Thornton, Paul Le M rurier,
William Thornton, Stephen I tifhington,
Swehy Toone, John Manhip.
Eaft-India !lode, March 25, 1801.
..._
To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INNA STOCK.—
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
rem, by the DireCtors of the Eaft.-India Company, as the
Re Candidates for the DireClion to be chrfen this year, we
take the liberty of requefting the favour of your vote on the
day of eledlion, Wednefday the 11th of April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt obenient fa-rants.
WILLIAM BENSLEY,
JOHN SMITH SURGES,
'WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE,
IGHN HUNTER,
OFIN TRAVERS,
TEPHEN WILLIAMS.
Exit-India Houk, March 14, 7801.
London, England, 1801-03-27

A CAPITAL tl

-TO BE SOLD.

A CAPITAL MARE, leven years old, a good
drawer, either in a Cart or Cfiaife, or to ride occafion-
ally, a good colour and figure, warranted Sound and fit for
insmodiate *cork; to lave trouble the price ie forty Guineas.
. . -

Enguir; at No. 35, Amoal,:ttroet, Strand.

CABINET PICTURES.
TO BE SOLD BY ♦VCTION,
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his Honk, No 3z, the corner of Villiers-Street, in the
Strand, on Tuefday, March 3t, st Twelve o'Clock,
A GENUINE and Capital COLLECTION of
High-finiflied CABINET PICTURES, in fine prefer-
wation, including the choked Works of
Verner, Ornmegaunck. De Marne,
Creuze,- Lantara, Landon of Paris.
Truth crowning Att, a chef d'auvre, &e. &c.
To ye viewed, and Dcfcriptive Catalogues gratis.
N. B. Every Planet is warranted original, as mentioned in
the Catalogue.
London, England, 1801-09-29

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der that he might get to Vienna before the French
Ambaltador, fo that be was only 48 hburs between
6traiburgh and Munich. His ferrants (pent their
money liberally at every (loge, and gave every
poltilion a Louis for drink money. In Munich Mr.
pacer affured a perfop of eminence, who waited
npon him there, that Peace would prObably very
loon be concluded.
MLA's, Sur. 5.-T.The French befieging troops
at Porto Ferrajo hate erected three batteries, one
ot which mounts s 8 piece' of heavy artillery.—
There have kept up for the laft eight days a very
naive and inceffant fire, and greatly damaged the
torn; they have alto funk tome of the enemy's
(hips in the harbour. The, defence of the garrifoh
is, however, fill very obainate.
On the 26th of Angela, four Englifh frig*
call anchor a fecond time before Piombino, and
landed fome troops there, who had an engagement
with the French garrifon, confifting principally of
Pules. After the Englifh had.collofted a confider-
able quantity of plunder, they returned to their
;hips.
As reverts' Englifh flips of war are cruizing be-
tween Leghorn and the Wand of Elba, the two
French frigates which lie at Leghorn have not
been able to fail for Elba ; Admiral GAMTH rausss
is therefore expected from Toulon with four (hips
d the line and land forces, to drive the Englifh
eruizers away from Leghorn, and hailcm the fur-
tender of Porte Ferrol°.
Srocsoorte, &PT. t i.-. The capture of fome
dour flips by the Englifh, has railed a great fen-
Cation on our Exchange, becatife it was not ex-
pelted that we fhould have to fear fueh a cons
daft, after the acceffion of our Court to the Pe-
terfbnrgh Convention.
London, England, 1801-09-29

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY —Wind S.S. E.
•atIVID DWI
t Hamburph, Sept. 22, 0
I Dublin, Sept. 24, 1
o Waterton& s
I Donnaghadee, Sept. 14 I

The Levant, DRYDEN, with the reit of the fleet
from London, are arrived at Cruxhaven.

YARMOUTH, Sam 28.—This morning arrived
the LYNX Hoop of war, with a large Dann mer-
chantman, which the (topped going into Arnfter-
dam : La JALousa has fent in here Ds VOILTUND,
Capt. VROOM, laden with herrings and fah, bound
to Amfterdam.—Arrived alto the HARTY brig,
Captain Roasts. BOYS, from a cruize.—Arrived
the Pluses of WALE: packet, Captain THOMAS
HEARII, with the Mails of the 22d infant, aid
pailingers from Cuxhaven.—Sailed the Palace:l
ROYAL packet, Captain THOMAS HAMMOND, for
Cuxhaven, with the Mails of the 23th inftant, and
iaffengers—Count BINTINCIE DR RHOON, and
fuite; Meffrs. Wass and family; and Mr. Com-
STANT, &C. &C...--The Mamas (hip of war pailidl
this port with the trade for the Humber.
PORTSMOUTH, SETT. 28.—Arrived the Rusin,
of 74 guns, Capt. Cvststiwos ; and Vawaaaata,
of 74 guns, Capt. Hoop, from the Mediterranean;
alto the Gzsamoss; of 36 guns, Capt. TALBOT,
from Cork; and TARTAR, of 32 guns, Captain
W4zaza, from the Coaft of France.—Sailed the
MONDOYI brig for the Mediterranean.

Yefterday came into harbour the three following
tranfports, viz. MAJESTIC, WARRIOR. and C*Al4-
PlOll, fuppofed to be fitted for couvias. Came in.
to harbour a new frigate called the EAGLE, un-
der jury-malls ; launched from Bucklin's yard.—
Came in ulfe the Rosa cutter. Arrived and came
into harbour the fchooner Peggy, Capt. Teomes
bfoacous ; alfo the fhip Anchor and I lope, Jona
Rosin sSTON, with deals, from Chriftiana ; and the
George, of Philadelphia, EDWARD RI :a, from
Guernfey.
London, England, 1801-09-29

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE►.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, ISM.
MONDAY, SZTTIPIDER zB.
Sweepfialres of 2oogs. each, h. for 3 year old
colts, carrying 81 71b.; aid fillies, 811. Acrofs
the Flat,
Sir C. Banbury's b. f Eleanor, by Whilkey, out of Giantefs
Mr. Trap's b. f. Mire Fury, filter to Chlppenhsan
14 Gradvonar's ch. e. by John 808, out of Maid of All
Work pd
Sir F. Stanclith's b. f.

. _filter to Archduke - • id
Mr. Norton's b. e. by Corlapder, out of Mrs. Skidoos pd
Mr. Hcatheotes brother to Magtc.by Volunteer - pd
Id Grofvenor's br. c. by Sir Peter Teazle, out of Nina pd
Fifteen to 8 on Eleanor.
Sweepftakes of wogs. each, h. ft.. R. M.
Mr. F. Neale's ch. tn. Hippona, Vt. sib - .
Mr. Watfon't br. c. Triumvir, 7ft.
Mr. Vitlion's b. e. Surprise, SR 31b• Pa

Five to t on Hippona.
Lord Clermont's b. e. by Meteor, 7a. 81b. beat
Mr. Cox's ch. c. Pet, 7a. stflb. R. M. sogs.—Six
to 4. on Ld Clermont.
Ld Egremont's ch. h. Bobtail, 6 years old, R.
beat Mr. EL Heathcote's ch. f. Georgian,
+ years old, 71 t tlb. Ab. M. songs.—Five to
on Bobtail.
Mr. Roolce's Dick Andrews, 7R. t alb. rec. togs,
from Mr. Adams's Humbug, Wt. 81b. , B. C.
toogs. It. ft.
London, England, 1801-09-29

LAW.
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, of refpeetabillty,
.31. 'Wen vetted in his proftMon, will= to cnpic with .a
Gentleman of equal relpeEtability, in a Partnattip, or a flare
in the Bounds, equivalent to his merit. If at the weft end of
the town the more prekvable, the Advertifcr having a taiera-
ble connection thtre—.l4. B. Would hzvc no objedion to tbo
Country.---A line addraiii to Mr. Tumer,st Mr. Guam',
Stationer, innerTemple-latle, wig be attctnfed to.

This day was publithed, in 3.0. price 3s. fewed,
''THE LAWS refpeding TRAVELLERS and
TRAVELLING: compelling all the Cafes and Statutes
•rtlatleu to that Sohical including the Wing of Hired Horfcs,
,Rubbery, Accidents, Obilroillions, Ste. upon the Rood, and
Land and Water Carriage in genera); and Alfa the Law relat-
ing to Innkeepers. The whole colleeted from the belt and
lateft authorites. R. the Auruoa of the Laws of Landlord
and Tenant, Law of trdl., &c.
London : Pnlacd for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-Street,
Lincoln's lan.
Of whom may be had„The Laws refpeding Tithes, com-
wWtft the Cafes and btatutes on the Stabled at Tithes,
IPtieeee l 4
The Laws ol Highways and Turnpike Roads, price 3s.
The Laws of Commons and Commoners, with the Rights
and Privil gel of both Lords and Commoners, with an Ab-
end of the fate iodating ASR, price 31.
The above Assa Publication•, forming the fecood Volume of
Law SILICTIONII, may be had, by think who take the whole
together, done up in a coureaLut Volume, Price ILL in boards,
or ass. 6d. bound.
London, England, 1801-01-15

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY ri.

Yeilerday evening arrived in Cawfand Bay, his
Majelly's Chip PRINCE GEORGE, of 98 guns, Cap-
tain Suvropi, from the Channel Fleet.

Came in this morning from a cruise, the AM-
BUSCADE, of 36 guns, Captain Cosviss.
Sailed, the GALATEA, of 32 guns. Capt. Erma,
to the Eaftward : the is under orders for Portf-
mouth to be docked.

A barque is now turning into the Sound with
French colours at her mizett-topmall-head: the is
deeply laden, and fuppofed to be an Engin re-
taken veffel.

Sailed, the FLORA, of 14 guns, Lieut. CAR-
PENTER, to the Weftward.

PORTSIVIOUTH, JANUARY r 4.

The sad regiment of foot, confifting of two
battalions, arrived here lett night from Lilbon,
which they left on the 29th of left month.
The ill battalion of the tit regiment of foot
embarked on Southfea Bcach—their deftination is
not known, but report Pays, the Weft:lndies or
Egypt•

As nineteen tranfports with the troops that ac-
companied Sir JAMES Putvxmay on hisficrer Ex-
pedition, though not all arrived at this port, left
Lilbon at the fame time, it is probable the great-
efi part of that army art returned or arc returning
to their native foil.

The principal Officers of the expedition came
home in the BRILLIANT, commanded by the Hon.
Captain noar ; not BLACRWOOD, as mentioned
through miflake.
Sailed a large aeet for the Downs, under con-
voy of the CONSTITUTION brig.
London, England, 1801-01-15

SrIVATION OF THE. IMPERIAL AND FRENCH ,
ARMIES ON THE 27th OF DECEMBEA. LAST.
Place your finger oa the City of Vienna, proceed up the
Danube to St. Poltewaod Meth, the peril-tit head-quarters
of the Imperial Army ; Irons thence to I.inz and to Steyer,
the preilmt head-quarters of the French Army : go on in the
fame road to Leobers, Unlimarckt, Ciagenfurth, Spiral, +
Lima, Brizea,, Infpruk, Kobuk, Salzburg, Ncumark, Lanz-
bach, and back to .Iduz : turn to the left to Scharding, Stow-
bingen, and Ratithon ; take the great road to Nurmberg,
Wurtzburg, are. being the pox& and accurate line or de-
markatioo raid to be fettled between his Royal Mighners the
Archduke Charles and General Morns, ogthe zyth of De.
umber lag, at the kead-quarters of the French Am at
Stela. Vide Mr. Arizses Map.
THE PUBLIC are moll, refpeafully informed,
that a few fine impreldh. of Mt. AItTLEY's elaborate,
new, awl correct, GENERAL MAP of the EMPIRE of
GERMANY, HOLLAND, the NETHERLANDS, SWIT-
ZERLAND, and the Northern Parts of ITALY. Frio' Fif-
teen Shillings (complately mounted and coloured.)
Aro, Pirr.ASTLEY's elaborate, new, and coma GENE-
RAL. MAP of France. Price Five Shillings.
Both Of which particularly deferibing the THEATRE of
WAR, highly important to Scientific Men. ancers in the
Army and Navy, Travellers, and the Public in ;then', pofi-
tively, in every point of view, particularly the Topographical
and Geographical Work, the Deft Maps that ever were pub-
Bawd; may be confidered as a ISay to New:papers, Ste.
Are fold by S. Creed, Agent and Publiilier, No. 2 Stllll,
Weftminiltrabridge ; where orders for both Maps will be
carefully attended to.
Alto. in London, by Chapple, St. jamea's-Arect ; Miner,
Band-greet ; Form Piecadiily ; Smith, Strand ; Holland,
Oxford-ftreet ; Laurie and Co. Flect-liteet ; Viilkinfon, Corn-
hill ; and Basilan, Blackfriarwoad.
And in the Country, by Hazard. Rath; Bull. Bath; Biagio
and Co. &Mal; Brown, Briftoll ; Swioncy, and Blick, Binning-
Mmthons, Blandford; Ingram, Bury St. idniumrs ; Comber,
Cows; Rollaren, Coventry; Pock, Chefter; Simmons and
Co. Canterbury •; Keynier, Culeheiter ; Melly and Co. CM/a-
far,' • Long, Deal; Horn, Dover ; Drury, Derby ; Paining-
tor, Durham • Trewman and Soo, Fatter; Gordon, Carport;
Cole, Greenwich; hiPDsoahl. Glargow ; Peck, Hull; Brown.
Hull; Billings, Liverpool; Gore, Liverpool; Merril and Co.
Liverpool ; I .ce, Lewes ; Hopper and Co. Manchelter ; But-
terworth, NCIVI)Ort. &mai.. Norwich; Richards, Ply-
mouth; Haldane!, Plymouth Dock;. ;. Manley, Purtfmouth ;
Smart and CO. Readiog ; Hollis, Rosary ; Collins, Sailibury ;
Skelton, SoethamprOn; Baker, Southhampton; Broadtick,
Scarborough ; Edwards, Woolwich ; Knight, NVindfbr; Bur-
dem Wiachefla ; Robins, Winchclter; Wood, Weymouth;
Terynian, York; and Downes Yarmouth.
In the Peers, and ihecirty will be publifhcd,
Mr. ASTLFT'II Syftens of Eqacitiliin Education.
London, England, 1801-01-15

This day was publiked, prier to'. 6d. in Boardi,
' Dedicated, by Permiffson, to the Right Honourabk
Lord Renvon,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAWar
ANNITTTIF..S, when In the different Securities for.4n-
niddes, and the Rowdies for the Recovery thereof -e fully
exemplified; together with the Determinations. of the Courts,
on the Cohltroftion of the Annuity Ad. To which le added
a large Coiled:on of Precedent,, drawn and accurately fettled
to the ctmrk of Pradtice, and relupted to every (peeks of Mo-
ps:my that can be made an et'edtwil Security for an Annuity ;
with Memorials thereof, whereby the fame may be prepared
with cafe, precillost, and difpatch.
By ROBERT WITHY,
Of Cray:n-11ml, Solicitor, and a Memb,.r of the Honoura-
ble Society of the Inner 'rem*.
London : Printed :or J. Battervmeth, Fle:v-Brat.
N. R. 'Phis Work by Sewind how, and upon what Securi-
ties Money may be obtained by the granting of an Annuity,
and how the Lane may be legally and cffeaually fecured,.wo
not only be found of great utility to the Prokalem, but rod,
Perfnea who arc necelSt.ded to tulle Money by vanting An-
nuities, or who may be difpofed tesincreufe then Income by
the Purcbde thereof.
London, England, 1801-01-15

SHEERNESS, JANUARY 14.

Sailed yeaerday, his Majefty's hired cutter
Kunz Groacz, Lieut. Paaacz, for the Downs;
and this day the Lava, of 4o guns, Captain G.
Hort, on a cruize.

Arrived, the Tsxst., of 64 guns, Captain Ix-
GLITOW ; and the ASSISTMICR, of 44 guns, Capt.
Hatt, at Blackftakes, from Chatham.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, JANUARY T 4.
Sailed the NILE and Rtsostrriow loggers, on a
cruize.—Wind W. S. W.
oasysszats, Jaw. r 4..
Paired by the —, SODERLY, from Malaga
and —, HANSOMS, from Barcelona.

Rear-Admiral HoLt.ovar, feeond in command
at Portfmouth, is appointed to a command in the
North Sea fleet ; he is to be fucceeded by Rear-
Admiral Tor TY.

Yeaerday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eaa India Houle, when Captain THOMAS WALL
was fworn into the command of the Duca or Bvc.
cc, at; it. dellined to China. The Court adjourned
at fix o'clock till this day.

Yefierday morning was held at Lord Lim-
roos's houfe, in Hertford-ltreet, in eonftquenee of
his Lordfltip's indifpofition, a Committee of Trade
eonfilling of the incipal Members of Adminiftra-
don, at which Lord CILSTLFREAOI4 aftifted.

At the Corn Exchange yefterday fine Samples
of Wheat advanced as. or v.—Oats and Barley
fold at nearly the fame as on Monday. Fine Flour
alfo as on Monday.
Two of his MAJISTY'S Meffengers were ye(ter-
day robbed by two highwaymen, in going to
Wmdfor.
The (tabling of the horfe artillery at Give=
near Colchester, was Come days luxe blown
London, England, 1801-01-15

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WM. SEAMAN.
At the King's Head Inn, in the Market Place' Great Yar-
mduth, on 'l'hurf.Ly the ald day of Jahoaty hit. at Twelve
o'clods at noon,

- -
ALL that ncw.built capital MESSIJAGE, eon-
kiting of a (hop, kitchen, two parlours, hall, tea-room
aghyleeping rooms, cellars, yards, and convenient offices sad
watchoufcs adjoining the fame, fituate in Howard-Street, Great
Yarrnouth,in the occupation of Mrs. Atthill, and in which is
now carried on an CitenfrlC whold.ile and retail Wine and Li-
quor Trade: alto a detached Dwelling Houle, which may be
added to the other Menage at a (mall tipente, conifting of a
indoor, kitchen, and four chambers. The pralines Me well
Salted fur the acconnhodation of lodgas. Poffe.ffion may be had
at 111/sifummer neat.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Miller, jun.
attorney at law, Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-01-15

PRIVATE EDUCATION.
IN THE I:'ILTNITY OF LONDON.
T a retpatable Eitabliihment for the recep-
tion of a Whited number of Young Ladies, there arc now
two vacancies. Thu plan of the Hook is liberal, and in every
relivft calculated to promote tbc hadipinefs and improvement
of Youth. It is prefunted it will be found particularly worthy
the attention of thole Parents or Friends who,anxioully with to
promote the future welfare of their charge. Matters of the
Rat entloenee regularly attend in theft repedtive department*.
A line addreind to A. E. at Mr. Booth's, Boolfeller, peat,
Erect, • Portland-Place, will be immediately anfwered with
cards of addrefs.