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London, England, 1801-04-29

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION.

Golden-Conan, April as. dol. I
rI'HE Inftitution for the INOCULATION of
1. the VACCINE POCK, being removed front Warwick-
ftreet to a larger and more convenient hook No. 5, Golden-
flume, a continuance of Support from the Public is carnally
foliated for extending the Benefits of the cm Inoculation.
Subfcribers of One Guinea annually,are entitled to have One
Patient cnnftantly on the Books.
Two Guineas annually, Two Patients.
Three Guineas annually, Three Patients.
Four Guineas annually, Four Patients.
Five Guineas annually, unlimited.
. . .

Ten Guineas are Lig Subfcribera, and have the
fame right as an annual Subfcriber of One Guinea.
Twenty Guineas, have the fame right as an an-
nual Subfcriber of Two Guineas.

- Thirty Guineas, have the fame Ilea as an annual
Subfcriber of Three Guineas.
- Forty Guineas, have the fame right as an animal
Subfcriber 01-Four Guineas.

-- Fifty Guineas, unlimited.
Sclacrelpttons continue to be received by Meffre.Devaymet,
and Cs. Pall-Mall; and by the Secretary, at the intlitutlan,
where further Particulars may be known.
fly Order, Wm. SANCHO, Secretary.

CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL.
DN:)ER NIS MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS ►ATRONAGE.

HOLLOWAY relpedfully informs the Sub-
s- • feribers to his intended PubiMarion, and the Patrons of
the Arts in general, that his Brit Drawing ut PAut. at Athens,
will he fulunitusl to their infix:6lton at die Hitioric Gallery,
N 0.87, Pall-Mall, on the 6th day of May, and every following
Ray, until fuAher notlee.--Subferiptions will be received at the
Hi 'ode Gallery, and at the following Banking Honks :
Metlrs. R anfom Mortand, and Co. No. 56, Pall-Mall.
Muth% Hasame;fleys, and Co. No. 76, Pall-Mall.
Melfrs. Thomas Cootts, and Co. No. 59. Strand.
Metro. Wilkes, Didtenfuns, Goodall, and Die kenfon, No. 33,
Melts. Roger, Oldinz, and Rogers, Freeman's-Court,
Gambill.
Mears. Hankey, Hall, and Hankeys, No. 7, Fenehurch-
Brett.
Meffes. Wilkinfnu, Bloxam, Bukock,Wilkiufoa, and Taylor,
St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark • alfu by
Mr. Thomas Holloway, Wlndfor Calk.
Letters, with Orders for Subferiptions, to be addrefud only to
his brother, Mr. John Holloway, at the Bank Coffee-Houk,
' where Prorofals may be had.
A few fine Copies of LACATZI.I Purstoonowv,with near
• cooEngravlngs, executed uy, or under the direCtion of Mr.
Mamas Holloway, may be had of Mr. John Holloway as
above: in Numbers, 27L—Buar.k., Rufta
3ola
London, England, 1801-04-29

CONTINUATION of Dr. MAVOR's COLLECTION of
VOYAGES and TRAVELS.
Oa Edda', May 1 R, will be publifhed,
In a neat Pocket Volume, containing near geo Pars of Letter.
Preis, ornamented with Three neat Engravings idultrating
the Travels of Mr. PARR and DAM BPROER. Price 3s.
awed, in Coloured Paper, and I abelled on the Hock.
VOL. XXI.
Xo be continued Monthly, till 5 Vols. arc completed.) Of
N Hiliorical Account of the rnoft celebrated
VOYAGES, TRAVELS, and DISCOVERIES,
Front the Time of Columbus to the Prefent Period.
. By WILLIAM MAYOR, 1.. 1.. D.
Prbstad for Vcraor and Hood, In the Poukry ; aD. Symonds,
No. to, Patcrttoftermsw; and E. Nt.uhrry, at the Corner of
St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,
Dr. Mayor's Voyages and Travels, Vol. 1 to to, price 31. feared,
3. sos. bound and Iftwareal, and 41. &gently bound.
Alfotais BR I FISH TOURISTS, new eilldau, 6 vols. price ills. 1
leveed, si. ts. bound rand lettered, tor It ca. elegantly bound.
•„• Volume the Sixth of the B.IITISH TOMEI% may be
had fermate, to complete Sets.
London, England, 1801-04-20

MALl.limNrlkf pAocPRDINcs.

HOUSE OP LORDS, SATURDAY, APRIL 18.
The Royal Arent WAR given, by CommilSon,
to the Habeas Corpus Sufptnfion Bill, the Irifh
motet of the Rolls Bill, the Eat! India Goods
VII, the Poor Children's Indentures Bill, and the
poor Rates Colleaion Bill. The Lords Commit.
foners were, the Lord Chancellor, Archbilhop of
Canterbury, and Duke of Portland.
London, England, 1801-04-20

BREWIND AND MALTING.

MR. MORTON, at No. 24, in tl:c STRAND.
refpeetfully Informs the Public, that lir Masud/ GCO-
tlenivi in the the of the 'Merman: ter. and the xillication of
that Itiftrument relative to Brewing, and will fund& thelt
with manufeript initruellons, which will enable them to prse-
tif:. the At of Brewing Porter. Pale Me, and other \ hit
Liquori. He will alfo furiali them with miumfeript Maroc-
tines for making Pale awl Brown Mat: 4. after the moil ap-
proved practice, and having born Laig in badtteit upon his
own account, and taking a pleafure in trylug many and various
experiment:4*nd noting their renifr it Las given him a deree
Of praelieal and experimental knowledge in the differ.:nt
of his profeffion, which very few rffifi, as can be proved from
the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers
both in Great Britain and Ireland. highly approving of hit
different modes of pradticc. Ind mane of that: Gelltiellleff he
never had the ploffure of C.:4; b;: ithatukripts put it in the
power of Oaubinten to brew an etc mding lute-flavoured
Porter from Mak and Hips skte, combined with the Ample
element of water without the ofe of ac) other ingredient what-
ever: any adairagi lent (poft paid) to 1.. Molt rots, %„.: duly
attended to. He teturils hi. refpearui thanks ro tt.:•b Gentle-
mm wile have approved fo alike utility cu hie Mann-
fair.% and protManal Abitaks.
London, England, 1801-04-20

TO THE FEMALE. S.

IVIRS. RI NGENBE RIC, Herb Alia, well known
in this Metropolis, by lisihag performed mtny furrriting
cure', continues to give her advke to the Fair Ser, affiiditti
with irr:gularities, obitruellene, weaknares, herring difcafer,
private daintier*, and every cainplamt itcnliar to the Sex.
Lathe+ labouring under obttrutilon., proving au 'meaty PMl's-
don. will linti their interelt by applying as ahove. Ceerecy nay
be depended on in every cafe. By teeing the morning mine.
the informs the patient if curable, sed will not tike them in care.
without being fare to pc-Heim •cure, her reputation being Nth,
—Attoslance at No.s. P.dace-ftrect, Buckingham-gate, from.
eleven till (even o'clock, Sundays exclued. To p.vvent curio-
Sty, the never reads or he.trt a Cafe without Ler areal tee ot
Half • Guinea.
London, England, 1801-04-20

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 19.

Arrived the CAMILLA, of 20 guns, Capt. Lai-
ICONS, from the Downs.—Sailed the VANGUARD,
of 74 guns, to join the North Sea fleet; the MAlD-
sromu frigate, with a large convoy for the Downs;
and the Nautilus merchantman, for Demerara.
London, England, 1801-04-20

trAuric.a t!t-rr'.I.IGENC:E.

MAILS TINS DA' .-04" IND N.\s'.
ARRIVED DI, E
o
$ bublin, April ts, 16, •
t Waterford, April i 5,
• DounagbadeciApril is, 16.

FA I.MOUTH, APR!! 7.

Arrived the outward bound Litbon and Oporto
fleet, congaing of about 8o fail, under convoy of
his Majefly's flhip la Cow sramcr,of 24 guns, Capt.
FIAv : they are to wait the arrival of the EVILY-
wet: frigate from Plymouth, with the remaining
part of the fleet.—Arrived affil, the VIPER cutter,
Lieut. COG LAN, from a cruize; the brig Capt. I
GALE, from Brillol, to join convoy for Oporto;
and the brig Ifabella, Capt. ELLIOTT, from Briilol,
for Jamaica, having miiced convoy.—The
WAL-
SINCHAM packet for Liibon, with the Mail of the
tath inftant, and difpatches, will, it is fuppofed,
fail to-morrow.—The Marquis de Post BEIRA, and
fuite, are eipeaed early in the morning, and will
take their paffage in her.—The PHOENIX packet,
with the Mail of the tft inftant, for America, is
ftill detained by contrary wind.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL

Came in the Brigantine Adventure, of Jerfey,'
Captain Jour; le GRELLY, from Jerfey, for Liver-1
pool, in ballaft : the was taken off the Lizard on
the 16th inft. by a French privateer, rigged as a
fchooner forward, with a gaft forefail, and as a
lugger aft, with a lug main and mizentail ; and
about ten o'clock fame night (he was re-taken by
the VALLIANT lugger of 14 guns, Lieutenant
MAXWELL. Came in the GRAPPLER gun velrel, of
12 guns, Lieutenant CONFIDINE, from a cruize.
Sailed on a cruizc, the LAPWIaG, of z 8 guns,
Captain ROTHERAM, and the AMBUSCADE of 38
guns, Captain COLVILL. Came in the. Apollon
French Cartel, Captain LASNY, from Nantz, with
So Eng prifoners, 55 of them were landed at
Hellion in Cornwall, and 21 of them went on
board the EMELIE privateer of London, the other
four went on board the DART privateer of Dover,
both of which veffels they met with at lea, and
they are gone on a cruize in them. Sailed on a
cruize the GRAPPLER gun-ve(ftl j alfo, the MAJES-
TIC, of 74 guns, Captain GOULD, to join the
Channel fleet; and the AvEtrruziElt, of 14 guns,
Lieutenant BIRDWOOD, with a fleet to the Vs'eft.
ward. Came in the DORIS, of 32 guns, Captain
HALLWAY% from a cruize.
London, England, 1801-04-20

SHEERNESS, APRIL 17.

On Wednefday.l.4ll arrived at the Nore his Ma-
jelly's 'hip NEM MS, of 32 guns, Captain BARER,
and failed again yeflert.l..y; fAilecl alto the Pol4Wis,
of 32 guns, Capt. Cow ER, for Yarmouth.—This
day Laded the HER nt ES armed 'hip, Captain War-
son,and the Fu RICA'S gun brig, Lieutenant Taorn.
for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-04-20

YARMOUTH, APRIL ».

Sailed for Cuxhaven, under a flag of truce, the
Emu. OF LEICESTER packet, Captain THOMPSON,
with the Mails for Hamburgh and Bremen of the
17th inflant, and two King's Metrengers.--Ar-
rived the VEMGr&NCE, of 74 guns ; la VISUVE and
GRIPER gun brig; the POMONA frigate; and the
HERMES armed fhip.—Sailed the DILIGENCE cut-
ter; ALIIOW armed (hip; and Lvwx !loop.—
Wind N. W.
London, England, 1801-06-12

INDEMNITY BILL

The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved the Order of
the Day for the third reading of the Habeas Cor-
pus Indemnity Bill.
Mr. JsKYLL Paid he was in hopes the Hon. Gen-
tleman would not have moved the third reading
of fo important a Bill at fo late an hour. • He
hoped he would content to poftpone it until to-
morrow, or any day he might think proper to
name, in order to give the petitioners againft the
Bill an opportunity of fupporting the allegations
contained in their Petition.
• Mr. SHERIDAN (poke to the fame effect.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL could not fee tuft-
cient grounds in whas.hacl been Rated by the Ho.
nourable Members for contenting to papone the
London, England, 1801-06-12

, MRDICTNE ACT. •
At the soiy Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45. St
Paul's Church-yard,a few doossirom the Corner of Chmpfulc.
THE following MEDICINES arc fold, at the
prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by
this Aet ; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr.
James's Powder • which Is continued at the uriiinzi prig uC
zs. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at 11. es. per dozen; or
he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for IL as. 6d.rluty
neluded, fo that the Public are no fufferers.
Sat in order to facilitate the operation, and to leffea the bur-
thatof this ACt, which would in a great meafure have proved a
tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any
perfons purchafing half a dozen or mori, free from the expellee
of the Stamps. a. I y r. 11.
Dr. James's Powder s 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Convultion Oil a 6
Cattle Powder a 6 ---- Paregoric Lo-
Hoop r'•

_
Dr. r's Pills aii ZCOISC.4 - - lii
Dr.„ "a Chalybeate Camomile Drops a 0
Pills - 4 0 -Effence of Coltsioot 3 9
Berry's Bilious Bab 3 0 Weave of Peppersdnt a 1 i
Dalby's Carminative s 9 Orme:iris Medicines 3go
Tickers Athena! Spirit 3 6 Olds 's Magmas 3 6
Grecnough'sTindtures 115 inglis'a Scots Pills a o
Tolu Lozenges •a a Grant's Drops - aa I
Mt. Spence's Dentrifice -4 0 Notion's Drops 3 *
Prelate's Tindturs ofßark 3 6 Spilfbury's Drops 3 o
Huxbam's ditto a 6 Specdinun's•Pills a 0
Englifh, Coffee a 9 Dr. Solander'sTes s 9
Cephalic Snuff 0 9
Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, 30.6 d.
Alfo the Gamine Arquebnfade lately imported, and mit
of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. ()am for capon-
tation are fuppliesi without Stamps as before this Ad.
N.B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and meffengera,
minake the honk F. NEWBEILY, the Proprietor, is under
the necedity of pointing out, tkat it is at the Salt of St.
Paul's, nearest to Chespfide, and that it has a great WNW Ruc-
coed front, with thefe words haferibod

Til WILT WAIMNOVIIi VOll DR. JA//E/'/ POWDEIR.
London, England, 1801-06-12

would hold a Meeting aitiodg then. felitet tb defer;
mine on the Neil Mode of reteiring again ilte Pro•
perty that, had been etihfirpaled, and to make, out
the quantum of &image they may have fullained
by the Embargo, which independent of the re;
pairing of their fhips, (which would be done at the
expcnce of Ruffia)s watticrlie made good by hil
Ruffian Ma-jelly i a meeting was held, and
ber of propofitions drawn up and prefented to the
Mir.iiler : but the final deterinination on that rub-
jca had not been given when the letters canie away .
London, England, 1801-04-27

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16.

Yetterday arrived the BEAVER, of 18 guns, Capt.
Jour s.—Came into harbour the NETLEY fchooncr.
Sailed la LO/ RE, of 44 guns, Capt. NEWMAN, on
a ci iliac off Havre.—Several detachments from
Hilfea barracks embarked this forenoon from Com-
mon Hard, on board the SEA NYMPH, Captain
CH track ; the Sovereign, and William and Ann.
tranfports : their deftination is fuppofed to be
Vli-
norca and Gibraltar.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER RELONC•

INC TO THE I•LTIC FLEET.

Copenhagen Roads, April ii..
1, We are now in a hate of the utmott activity.
in getting nut our guns, to go over the Grounds,
(a iballow pang) into the Baltic, where, we un-
derhand, the Swcdifh Fleet is aEtually waiting to
receive us, in an advantageous pofition, near the
Ifland of Bornholm. Its ftrength, however, is
not fufficient to oppofe any Carious refillance to
our force, unlefs, as fome reports fay, it is to be
joined by the Ruffian fquadron. It confifts of
only nine fail of the line. fome frigates, and fifty-
row-allies. The Swedes boaß much of the for-
midablenefs of this little armament; but poffibly
they may be induced to change their mind, in con-
fequence of an important event which has lately
taken place—l mean the death of the Emperor
PAUL, of which we have received politive intelli-
gence. Some are of opinion, that the new Em-
peror is pacifically inclined. Of this, however,
we profefs to know nothing here : but we are go-
ing to afcertain the fad ; and if the cafe be fo, to
offer the Olive Branch to ALIX•NDEIL at the
mouth of our thirty-two pounders.
4, On the Armiftice hctwecn our Commander in
Chic f and the Prince of Denmark being concluded,
the following General Orders were iffued to the
Fleet, by the Admiral's Firft Captain, viz.
G. 0.

° His Majcity's ship LOWDON. Copenhagen
Roads, April to, 1801.
° An Arm'Rice being now cor.duded between the Govern-
ment of Copenhagen and the Curntranacr in Chief, by which
all boltilitics are to aide for the fpaec of tourism we-ks, or
until the Courts of Great Britain And Copenhagen have arranged
their prcfent diratimcs :
" It Is the Comnsander in Chicf's cape& dirdlion, that
no an of hoftility or Intuit be offered by any officer or frattun
under his command to the Dana flag, as it is meant fuck fup-
plies as arc wanted fur the fleet arc to be fent off by Dandis
boats from the Chum. The Commander in Chief firialy pro-
hibits any officers or boats going to the bore from the feet, ex-
cept by his (pedal pamllEon Brit granted.
London, England, 1801-04-27

Nummil 388 2 3

THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
O-MORROW EVENING, April zB,
I.
their MaMies Servants will ad ((eend time) the New
Tr3g:ily, In Five mbi, called
JULIAN AND AGNES.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE PANNEL.

•
PANORAMA, LEICP.STER-SQ,TARF-
r I'HE Public are relimitfully informed, that
the VIEW of CONSTANTINOPLEY now open.
Mr. H. BARRER went purport!, to make this drawing; aiid,
through the ineucnu of Lord Etcus, received an order tram
the Porte, and a janiffory to attend him when making his
Drawings. The fame A Coaftantirople is too well known to
aced any comment. Mr. Barker is densmintd to ft are no cx.
paw or trouble to bring forward fraim of ufaul inforinarion
as wdl as gratifying amufement ; and the Public may cxpcdt
to have the mat Ulcerating Views and the molt noted Ciders
I. Europe la due time laid bsforc them For that purpore Mr.
B. Barker goes to the Baltic, to make Drawings of Copenhw.
gen, and to obtain information for bringing forward a mull
rans4t View of Lord Nafon's late glorious ViEtory.
The View of Ramfgate continues open for a thort time.
Admittance One Shilling.
London, England, 1801-04-27

APRIL 32.

Letters from Hamburgh to merchants here
announce.that the Daniih troops have left that city,
and that they have been replaced by Pruflian troops.
—Your/sat& &kat.
Complaints are daily renewed againft the condua
of the Duke of Ansra, the Governor of Sardinia
for his brother the Klan. All Englifh veffels arc
rcccived, and fupplied with prov►fions at Cagliari,
confiderable cargoes of corn are fent off to Malta,
and the army of General Assacaomstr. French
(hips meet with a had reception : that which had
on board Citizen DLIVIZI, Commillioner of Po-
reign Relations, touched at Cagliari on the aoth
of March. An linglith convoy which had jull then
failed, had received provilions in abundance, while
it was with difficulty that he could obtain a fuffi-
cieocy follike days. The motives of this con-
duel of the Court of Cagliari can hardly be con.
ceived,—Mmitasr.
London, England, 1801-04-27

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The crew of the Hoop Gamier, for the re-cap-
ture of the brigs John and Thomas and Town,'
will be paid their proportions of the Cilvage on
board the Paid finop, on her arrival in the Downs.
To the crew of the late 114 ETHALIOII, f9r the
capture of t 3 Spanifh veils and their cargoes, a
ditiribution of the proceeds of the laid vetras and
cargoes will be made, on Wednefday the 29th of
April, at John-ilrect, in the Adelphi.
London, England, 1801-04-27

' PLYMOUTH, APRIL as.

Came in his Majefly's fhip Ny aril, of 38 guns,
Capt. Fara YR' from a cruize.—Sailed to join the
Channel Poet, the °atom, of 74. guns, Captain
RICK Errs; awl the Touren+, of 3a guns,
Fir ZG K&A LlN—Came in the GOOD DESIGN, armed-
flap, of 14 guns, Lieut. ELLIOTT, from Portf-
mouth, with a detachment of troops from feveral
regiments, bound to jerfey, but driven down
Channel by the flrong Eagerly winds.—Came in
the Johanna. of Poppenburg, Capt. VENIK, from
Rotterdam for this port, laden with wheat.
London, England, 1801-04-27

kOrAL ICJ/DEMI.

Saturday the Members of this Inflitution open-
ed the Exhibition of Piaures for the Infpeaion of
their vilitors and friends, and gave their annual
dinner. The meeting was numeroufly attended,'
We can only at prefent allude to the produc-
tions of fome of the principal Artifts.
"Ehe Lirgelt picture in the Exhibition by Ltsexeuce is Mr.
KIAISLE in Hawdo, moralizing on poor Yorick's
The PRESinENT—his a great number 11l good piaures,
molly on a finall fezle, and Come excellent Oittcheo—mo
pieturis.

Ornt—Has feveral excellent pictures; one in particular,
The L yr Mild.

WE ,TALLo—w/ WO pictures, and fomc drawings, in his ufual
manner.

Tut. t R—Some excellent pictures, and a great number of
drawings.
Dam rt.—Some line I.andfcapes.
LOOTIIERSOUICe...A greater number than ufual of Land-
foam.
The Miniatures are as numerous as on any former OCr3GOO.
WHZATLCY has fomc fmall ones of merit.
Hors as does not exhibit this Ireton ; nor have either &omit
or Sir G. BZAUISONT fupplicd any Pidturcs.
The Sculptures of the prefent year arc, As ufual, extremely
unequal.
During the continuance of the Exhibition, we
thall offer remarks on particular Pi6tures, &c.
London, England, 1801-04-27

YARMOUTH, APRIL 16.

The PRINCE of WALES packet, HEARN, is in
the roads with the Mails of •the 24t)i inilant, and
is to fail with a flag of truce for Cuxhaven, as loon
as the wind admits. The wind having been fair
for fame time for the packets lcaving the Elbe, we
are at a lofs to account for the non arrival of the
two Mails which are now (hie, as there are fix
packets on the other fide of the water.
Yefierday arrived a Dana man of war, taken
by Lord Ni Lsow, fitted up as an hofpital • and this
after noon upwards of 300 lick and wounded were
landed from her.—Sailed this afternoon the follow.
ing !hips under the command of Admiral DICK-
SON, on a eruize off Goree, viz. the PRINCESS of
ORANGE, Admiral Dicasox's flag.fhip ; MADRAS,
Assts row cl, Moo mOUTN, LrToBN, AoiN court*
WAAZNAr4HEta, and LATONA frigates, the Foto.
RITE floop, la JaLousa, and LADY Aux Brigs,
the DIARY! cutter, and SPECULATOR 1u
Arrived the INSPECTOR Hoop.—Wind
London, England, 1801-04-27

PARIS. APRII. :9.

On the tub a veffel arrived from the Ine of
France, after a pleafant voyage of feventy-two
days. She left the eolon7 in a Rate of the greaten
tranquility. Her cargo us valued at two millions
of livres. We learn by this conveyance that the
Englith had made an attempt upon Batavia, but
that they had ken compkttJy tepulfed by the
Dutch-

' It is Rated confidently that M. de KasiscnEW
has rtiCeived from ALE ZAPIDE a I. the confirmation
of his appointment as Vice Chancellor.
The Ruffian prifoners of war who are returning
to their native country amount to 6700. They
were muftered at Namur, where General SPRING.
PORTEN infpaled them. They then marched off
in feveral divifions for Cologne, by way of Liege.
Among them is a Ruffian officer who received In
Swifferland two and thirty wounds, by one of
which he loft his leg. The Ruffian officers have
adopted our drefs ; they wear their hair a !a Taw,
and their manners are altogether French.
On the lath of April the Batavian Government
by a courier from Peterlburgh, received a letter
from the new Emperor, in which he announces
his acceffion to the Throne. He likewife espreffes
a &fire to renew the ancient commercial relations
between the two countries. For this purpofe the
Emperor propofes a commercial treaty. The let-
ter was addreffed To at Government of :be Batoviats
Republic.
London, England, 1801-04-18

PLYMOUTH. APRIL z 6.

Came in the brigantine Tiher, land from Li-
merick, bound to London, laden with provifions;
fhe was captured by a French privateer, and re-
taken off Alderney yefterday, by his Majefty's fhip
FORTUNEE, of 44 guns, Lord A. BRAUCLERE.—
Came in the American Ihip Mermaid, of Portf-
mouth, Captain
_roma TILTON, from Charleftown,
bound to London, laden with rice and cotton; on
the loth inflant the was boarded by a French pri-
vateer, of 20 guns, who plundered the fhip and
cut their boat to pieces ; the fame day the cap-
tured an Englifh Ihip from Halifax.—Sailed the
Loins, of 44 guns; and KINARD, of zo guns, on
a cruize.
London, England, 1801-04-18

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL i 7.

Yellerday the UNION cutter, Lieutenant ROWID,
arrived at Spithead, and failed again on a cruife
this day.—The HIND frigate is appointed convoy
for Halifax.—The Orion,Cumuiwo NAM, from New
York, is arrived at Cowes.
London, England, 1801-04-18

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SATURDAY', APRIL 18, 1801.

NEW MANUFACTORY.
ROBARTS and PLOWMAN molt refpeetfully
inform the Nobility and Gentry, who have not ken their
New and Elegant Manufactory of Chamberry and Italian Muf-
lins, that their. Warchoufc is the only place In this COuntry
where they can be had genulne--No. z, Chandos-ftreet; Cu-
vent-Garden.

N. & A great variety at Fancy Silks, by the Manufaeturtra.

MAGDALEN morDAt. ApTilio4 ;ea
Paromfa—The (WEEK
Preddent—The EARL. of RADNOR.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.

Duke of Northumberland, The Moon:rabic' Phil* p Wry,
Lord Romney, George Mulkrave,
LortGrey de Wilton, John Julius A ngerittio, Efq.
Treaforer—ALEXANDER SENNCTr, Esq.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL will be holden at
the London 'ravens, In Blesoplkate-ftreet, on 'Churfday, the
30th of this inftant Apra ; after a' SERMON tube preached.
In this Chapel of the Hufpital, in St. Georgo's fields, by, the
Rev. THOMAS RENNELL, Et. D. F.A.S. Mattes of the
Temple.
Prayers to begin at Twelve o'Clock.—Dicier on Table
at Five o'Cluck prceikly.
.

STEWARDS.
Marquis of Hertford (Norge Holland, Efq.
Hun. Charles Finch John Keyfsli, Efq.
Edward Dav d Batton, Efq. George Maltby, Efq.
Jofeph Brainley, Efq. Rev. Francis Randolph, D.D.
George Brown, Efq. Thomas Smith, Efq.
Robert Darell, Efq. ' Richard Welch, Efq.
aj'' At:minion into the Chapel by-Tickets on that Day only
I-porta/sat Wog, required for Allshlinosa w Divine &twee., el
ilia on Sunday Mornings or Evanngs, when a Colledtion it
made on gibing into the Chapel.)
fit Tickets, for the Chapel and Dinner, will be timely fent
to every Guyer- or and Subferiber ; and- may he had by any
Ferrous &Brous of promoting fo benevolent an inftinteon, by
applicaden to the Stewards, or to the Secretary, at the Hofpital
By Order of the Committee;
JOHN PRINCE. Secretary.
London, England, 1801-04-18

N Adequate Sum, to theca:tot of 7001. will'
be advanced for the Purchafo- or Ptierousigo Piacc,
,:ther as principal or deputy, in a Public Office of Law or
'quity; or in a department under Government in any part of
:he kingdom—Letters addreffed to Mt. Vilitions, at Mr. Lod-
al.',. holier. Groat MArlborourhAreer. will be :lien/led in

WHEREAS El, ENOR MOLDEN, rormerly
r of the Muni of Portfea, if the is now- living, and
apply to Dr. You mu of Lambeth, in the Cotudy of Surer,
the will heir of fonsething to her advantage.
London, England, 1801-04-18

FALMOUTH, APRIL ts.

Arrived the Countefs of Bute fhip, Captain
M'Keti.its, to wait Convoy for Quebec.—The
American fhip Roba and Betfy, Captain Ric HALOS,
with 4goo barrels of flour, from Norfolk, Virginia;
it is expeded flue will difcharge her cargo here ;
about a week ago the was boarded by a French
privateer of I 6 guns.—Appeared this day the out-
ward bound Weft India fleet, confifting of about
140 fail, under convoy of the CARTER, PORCU-
PINE, and CAMEL—Sailed the PLOVER floop
of war, with the following vefFels to join them :
Union, BEVAN; King George, COTTER • William-
fon, BUDGE; and Trio, DOUGLAS.—he PRINCE
or WALES packet, for Litbon, failed on Sunday
lalt, with the Mail of the 7th inftant.---Wind Eaft.
London, England, 1801-04-18

TO THP. PUBLIC.

'AS many ill-founded Reports have been circa-
tated.by ignonsot or &Signing People,tendlng miasma
the Minds of the Poor, and injure the Charafters of the But-
'ekes throughout the Country, it being infinuated that Meat is
'kept up to the prefect enormous Price through their conduet ;
in order therefore to convince the impartial Public that fuels
hifinuations are equally ladle and utijtaft, and as much as is in
!their power to alleviate the Mizell:es of the Poor, the under-
figned are determined, to ufe every effort to lover the exortd-
taut Price of Pros ikons, and in order to aecomplith this defin-
able objoft, they have, at a numerous atlit refpntable Meeting
of the Butchers of PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, and GOS.
PORT, held the 13th Day of April, t got, (by the coning
of the Mayor and Magiltrates) at the Guildhall in Portfntouth,
come to the following Monitions :
ift--Refolved unanimoufly, That from and after Friday,
the aft day of May, we will render MUTTON and BEEF at
the reduced prices of Seven-pence per Pound, in fair Lots.
ad.—Ai:kneed, That from and after that date, we will ate
every endeavour to mi. uade the Farmers to render Rock in fuel
manner as mall enable us to fill lu future at the Paid reduced
price of Seven-pence per Pound.
3di--Refolved, That if the:Tante:re and Gatziers will not
vend their Cattle in fuch a manner as to enable us to fell at the
laid reduced price, we fokmily declare that we will never pur-
chafe any Cattle I.f them in future.
eilL—Refolved, That then' Refolutlons be publiihed in hand-
bills, and advertifed in the STAR, Sun, and Albion, for the
Blirorination of the Butchers throughout the Kiingdom, whom i
-they carne-ftly invite to follow their example, and do ieby in
tome degree, relieve the Poor, during the plat= preffure of
the Times.

~N. B.—Wis perfumed Marthis laudable vneafure, taken by
the Butchers of the three Towns, will entirely do away any
unjult infiauations that may have prevailed n..f paling their
dealings, and that the Public will come gewrouily forward, and
fupport them in the fulfilment of there Rif.dutions. i
Rdwanl tidal, ohn lake Richard Green,
John
:James Way, Adams, Jahn Omen,
obert YOung, John Feitham,
%George Racily .•
Jofsph Read, John Evans, F.. Sinuisouds,
William Young, 'illiam Cot, Thnous Dewey,
Jonathan G.dns. John Waite, jun. *smiled I.owe,
Edmund Chown, William Gain, foe. Phillip Rogers, -1
Jcifeph Brown, William Gaiii,juu. John Littkiithl.jun.
henry Gilles., ohn Davis*, ti Charles Bullock,
+Henry I.eggatt, can Morey, Samuol Blackman,
Andrew Barnett,John Doling, William Mill,
Richard Resod, amts Doling, Richard Mills,
infeph Leggatt, [Ram Wickium, James Elphich,
ames Wells, William Coldototk, 'William Misulisses,
Edward Beaton, 1-fmry Wiekh.uo, J. C. Doling,
William Stallard Henry Leggiatt, G. Hooper,
Htsdfon and Mills, J. Withers, Rdward Waren,
Richard Mears, am Withers, Jams Wtoilll,
Edward Godwin, JohnPay, lofeph Stone.
I Jam. 1Q146,4 10" DuAio • Janics.Qsarlett,
London, England, 1801-04-18

of exempting Curates, under certain circumilan.
ces, from the payment of the duty upon Rolfes.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved a Refolution, that
Curates, officiating as fuch, and who fliould not
be afraid to the Duty upon Income, thould be
exempted from the Payment of the Horfe Duty ;
which being agreed to, and the Houle refume'd,
the Refolution was reported, and ordered to be re.
ceived on Monday next. -
The Houfc refolved itfelf into a Committee on
the Bill for the more effectually preventing the For.
gery of Bank-Notes, &c.
The LORD ADVOCATE Paid, the Bill. as at pre.
fent worded, would affect flame of the Country .
Bankers of Scotland, particularly that of Abe—
dcen, refpeaing the manner in which their paper
was formed, with a fpiral line, &c. and on this ac.
count he wifhed tome alteration in the Bill.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL thought the objec-
tion of too trifling. a nature to ftand in the way of
a meafure of fuel' importance to the interal of the
Bank of England ; and that the expence to the
tingle Country Bank of Aberdeen, with refpea to
the alteration which this Bill would occafion in the
form of their paper, would not at moil exceed ic,l.
He, however, felt no objedien to potipone the
meafure, fo as to give time for an underftand:ng
on the fubjed between the Bank of England and
the perfons concerned for any of the country Burks,
who apprehended their interefts might be Jetted
by this meafure. _

The Chairman was accordingly dire6led to re.
port progrefs, and atk leave to fit again, and it %is
agreed that onTuefday next the Honk fhouhl again
refolve Will* into a Committee on the raid Bill.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-18

OLD BiltLEr.

Yefterday 26 Prifoners were tried, fix of whom
pere conviifted, viz.
Robert Griffiths and ?bonsai Hotkins for Highway
robbery. One of their accomplices turned King's
evidence; and it appeared, from his evidence, to-
gether with that of the Profecutor, that this tranf-
' &Rion took place on the gth of March. The Pro-
fecutor, whofe name is Sampfon, on that day met
Griffiths, with whom he had been acquainted, and
was taken by him to a public-honfe in Gracechurch-
hreet, where they found the other prifoner, Hop-
kins. Having drank there three or four half-pints
of gin, they went into a hackney-coach, and or-
dered the coachman to drive for Soho.fiptare.
'They ttopt and took another half-pint in Cornhill,
and went on very well till they came into Holborn.
There Griffiths (truck Sampfon a blow, with which
he was (tanned. He and Hopkins immediately
proceeded to rob him of his purfe, watch, rings,
buckles, &c. &c. They then opened the coach-
'door and made of. Hopkins efcaped. but Grif-
fiths was taken by the coachman, and carried to
the Hatton-garden Police Office. Hopkins was
apprehended a few days after. They were found
in; ppfeffion of the articles which Sampfon had
IoR, and no doubt could be entertained of their
rilt.—The Jury found them guilty without the
aft hefitation.—Dowh.
jobs Drake, for felonionfty Ranking Edward
George on the highway, and robbing him of a
bundle, containing a waillcoat and other articles ;
Sufaunah Cordon,'for burglarionfly breaking and en-
tering the dwelling-houfe of William Harwood,
and Reeling therein eight Whites, and other ar-
ticles; Ana Noll, for Pealing nine table-cloths, and
other articles, value 4os. acid upwards, the pro-
perty of Simon Levy, in his dwelhngloufe ;
Bow, for privately Reeling froth the perfbn
of Nathaniel Swan a pocket-book, containing notes
to the amount of 1721.
Fifteen were eonviEted of felony :viz. y. Broad-
way, for healing a quantity of wool, the property
of J. Swayne ; Eleanor Gibson, for healing *vatl
knives and forks, the property of T. Simpltin ;
Grover, for healing a quantity of oats, the property
of W. Batt ; R. Roberts, for healing a fhirt-buckle,
the property of J. Meyrick ; G. Baker, for healing
three pounds of tobacco, the property of J. Deb-
man ; T. Mannerly and 7. Hughes, for healing 17
yards of broad cloth, the property of B. Gobley
and another ; 7 Allen. for healing two pigs, the
property of J. Blackling and R. Hawkins ; 7
Eaton and W. Eaton, for healing four pair of.ear-
rings, and other articles, the property of F. Jo-
nathan;
.7. Brough, for (leafing a tot. Bank note,
the property of T. Wood ; W. Mafon, for healing
an hempen packing-fheet, the property of R. Jones;
7. Roberts, for healing twenty-eight gold rings, the
property of G. Aughtie ; 7. Carter, for healing a
deal board, the property of J. M'Neal ; Wit
haw, for healing a coat and a jacket, the property
of J. Grozer.
And five were acquitted, viz. Mary Brian?,
john Boon, Ann Crocks, Samuel Cannon, and Richard
Barrett.
London, England, 1801-10-28

GUY'S HOSPITAL.
MR. FOX will commence his Leetures on the
•DISEASES of the TEETH and the OPERATIONS
which they require, on Friday, November 20. at half pat fix
In the Evening.—Particulars may be known of Mr. Fox, No. S 4,
Lombard-ftreet.

JDOUGLASS's and Co. Woollen Cloth and
• water Proof Manufadlory, Cuper's-Bridge, Lambeth,
for Ends and Whole Pieces.

Cloth, T-:effed in a fuperior manner, from the rough State,
at is. to Is. 3d. per Yard, and Country-fnufhed Cloth, Roc-
dreffed and improved in valae Is. to as per Yard, at no greater
eapence than from 6cl. to Bd. per Yard.

This day was publithed,
Price One Shilling in gvo.; and Fourpence in remo.
AN ADDRESS to the Inhabitants of the
-I- A; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, on the
Termination of the War with France.

By the Rev. THOMAS ROBINSON, A. M.
Vicar of St. Mary's, Leicelter.
" They cried unto the Loan in their trouble, and He &livered
them out of their diftreffcs." PSALM cvn. 6.
" Sin no more, kit a work thing come unto thee." JOHN V. I+
London: Printed for the Author, by T. Bentley, Bolt-
court, Fleet-ftreet ; fold by F. and C. Rivingtou, St. Paul's
Church-Yard ; and J. Mathews, Strand.

LAW OF TITHES.
This day Wu publidied,
In 4 Vols. Royal Bvo. price 21. 1286 d. in boards,
ACOLLECTION of ACTS and RECORDS
of PARLIAMENT ; with REPORTS of CASES argued
and determined in the COURTS of LAW and EQUITY re-
fpeding TITHES.
By HENRY GWILLINI, Efq.
One of kis Majefty's Judges of the Supreme Court of Madras.
N. B. This Work contains a great number of original Cafes
taken from authentic Manufcripts, and never before publithed.
London: Pritted for J. Butterworth, Fleet-ftreet.
Of whom may be had, price 95. boards, Toiler's Law of Ede-.
cutors and Adminiltrators.
London, England, 1801-10-28

BIRTH&

Lately at Evetingham, near Pock Horton, the Lady of M.
Conitable Maxwell, Lfq. of a daughter.
At Londoodcrry,the I:th In ft the Lady of Brigadier General
Cohn Campbell, of a daughter.
At Nenthorn, on the math Inft. Mrs. Roy, wife of Wiliam
Roy, Erg. of Nenthorn, of a fon.
London, England, 1801-10-28

BASINGSTOKE, HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PBIV•T1 CONTRACT.

AFREEH OLD DWELLING HOUSE.
I- A. with good Garden, Yards, BITZMITZ WARIIIOI/11/11,
and Stabling, late a MANUYACTORY, well calculated for any
Bufinefs requiring great room, Stinted at the lower part of the
Town, a convenient abate Iraqi the Wharf.
Fur Particulars, apply to Mr. War's', Solicitor, Saingttoke,
or Mr. Sparthett, Panther, near Balingitoke.
London, England, 1801-10-28

RAIL ROAD CONTRACT.
KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.

THE Committee of Management of the laid
Canal, are defirous of receiving Propofals for furnilbing
CAST IRON RAILS conformably to a Pattern which may be',
fees by applying to Mr.Tuoatas, Bridge Parade, liriftol, for
a llnuble Rail .vay, propolfed to be made between the prefent
termination of their Canal at Fozhanger, and the Town of De-
vises; a diftance of about two miles and a half. The Rails are
to weigh aolb. per yard in length for each tingle Rail, except
at the erolling of Roads, where they mull be proportionably
ftronger. They are to be delivered on the ground, the Stones
to be fined in their places, and the Rails lard thereon by the
Contrador, with the requifite Plugs and Nails.
The Company will ago be ready to receive at the fame time,
Propofals for forming the Laid Road, and delivering the Stones
for the Rails at the places wherewanted, each Stone to contain
about one Cubic Foot, and to be taken from the Company's
Quarry at Cookwell, near Monekton-Combe, adjoining the
Canal, and from thence conveyed along the Canal to Fozhang-
er, and carted to the requifite lituation.
The Propofala to be delivered or fent faded to the Chairman
of the Kennet and Avon Canal Committee, at a Meeting which
will be held at the White-Hart lan, at Bath, on the 3oth day
of November next.

N. B. The Company will provide Boots for the ufe of the
Contraciors. JOHN RENNIE, Lnginder.
London, England, 1801-10-28

MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS.
Pelican-Life-Office, Lombard-Rreet.
INSURANCE UPON LIVES, is found to
fupply an aid to Marriage Settlements fo important as to
prevent incumbrances on Landed Eftatea.-and to fumifh the
means of an adequate Settlement, in many cafes, where no
other fuitable Security could be given.
Life-Leaks, Reverßoni, Income dating Life ariling from
Civil or Mibtary Offices, may be preferred to the Families of
the Holders, by•Life•lnfurance.
The Propofall of this Office for Infuranee, on Single Lives,
on Joint Lives, and on Survivorthips ; alfo for providing En-
dowments for Male and Female Children, either feparately or
in Families, are delivered gratis at the Office.

P. Bowe's, Secretary.
London, England, 1801-10-28

Rec. Sir peter, Mag, and the Song. The Letter N.
opening of the plot. Rec. The Galley Slaves.
Song. True Delight. Song. The manes of the brave.
Rec. Young Timon ws- Rec. Mr. Paddle.
deceived. Song. Literary Tranfmigra-
Song. In vino yentas. non.
Re,.. More Enerolchers. Rec. Something or other.
song. The Cuckoo. Song. The New Year.
heo. An Exception.

PART IL
Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. Rcc. Whiffle.
Song. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray.
Rec. The Mover,. Rec. TherWooden I.cgs.
Song Honour among Thieves. Song. Jack at the Opera.
The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts.
Song. The Ladies.
PART Song. The Dinner.
Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rec. 1/fag talks ! '
Song. The Original and the Song. The Wife eled.
Pidure. Rec. The Lovers.
RT. Courage and its fhadow. Song. Every Man his own
Song. • Che vicleitudes of Glory. Pilot.
Rec. The Asibarador with- Rec. The Surprize,
out credentials. Song. The Bleffingrof Peace.
Song. Father and I.
Th.: whole is written, and compofed, and will be fpoken, lung
and accompanied by Mr. DI BDIN.
Admittance—as:es 31.--Gallery as.
Doors to be open at Seven, and tie Performance to begin at
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr, Dibdin's Ware
hook, where may be had all his different Produdlons; and,
a.ro, Propofals for printing by Subfcription, his Three Years
Your to aimed the whole of England, and a confiderable Part
a Scotland; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and rcipedtable
I .ietds ; and embellillied with Forty Plates hu aquatinta, from
/Asses painted by Mr. Dismal, and Twenty Vignettes, do-
hoed, etched, and prepared for the aquatinta, by Ms Darn's.
The Pi lures and Specimens of the Prints may be ken; free of
ahntace, at Lekeller Place.
The above Entertainment, which continues to be received
with the leudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday,
Tharfday, and Saturday Evenings till further notice.
Jet pubilfhcd " Honour among Thieves, Tray," ' The
Letter N." And on Monday next "The dackon."

REDUCTION of FRICTION.
JOHN GARNETT and Co. refpeßfully inform
the Weft India Merchants, and Public in. general, that
from a bag and pradieal experience, they can new 1000M-
mend Sugar Mills, fitted with their Patent Rollers, en a very
mach improved Plan, to work either by wind or cattle.
Alfo Patent Meta/ Blocks and Seale 'Beams, for the Planta-
tions. Likewife all kinds of Block Sheaves, Hawfer Roller,,
rearng' for Windlaffes, Cabeftant, &c. for Ships, Boat, and
.tpincies for Grintiftones Car:iages, &c. made at ale it manu-
facture, College-Creet, Brißul, where Certificates may be in-
fytele.l of their utility.
N. B. No Orders will be taken for Sugar Mill Syftems with-
out the whole Mill, as J. G. and Co. cannot engage to give fa-
ti,Laclion without its being executed under their immediate
infpeel'on.—Brillol. °dither s, Igor. ,
London, England, 1801-10-28

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE.

ABERDEEN, OCT. t9.—The CI) euit Court of
Jufiiciary was opened here on Friday the tfith infl.
by the Lords DUNSINNAN and CULLEN.
John Clad, late crofter at Cairnrobin, in the
parifh of Banchory Devenick, and count) of Kin-
cardine, for horfe-flealing, was fenteuced to tranf-
portation for feven years.
Alexatukr Milne, Jame: Hatcheon, Jame: Day.
and Andrew Taker, all crofters, in Slicks of Cairn-
balm°, parifh of New Decr, were accufed of break-
ing intu the mill o(Cullh, and healing from thence
a large quantity of meal ; three facks of the meal
were found in Milne's barn, covered with bear in
the Iheaf, and above four bolls were found hid in
a caik below Hutcheon's dunghill. Day and To-
cher abfconded, and were outlawed for not ap-
pearing to (land trial. The Jury found the libel
proved asainit Milne, and by a plurality of voices
found it not proved againti Hutcheon. The for-
mer was fenteuced to tranfportation for five years.
Margaret Keith, wife of David Tough, journey-
man Wright in Aberdeen, accufed of feveral acts
of theft, pled guilty, and was fenteuced to he im-
prifoned fcr nine months, and thereafter banithed
from Scotland for life.

John roam, alias Roltrtfon, travelling tinker,
was indiCed for the murder of James Davidcon,
alias Hugh Graham, tinker, by (tabbing him in
the belly with a knife upon the high road near
the church of Chapel of Garrioch, in the month
of April 141. The commiflion of the crime was
diflially proved, and the Jury returned their ver-
viO, all in one voice, finding the wind Guilty.—
The Lords adjudged him to be detained, and fed
on bread and water only, till Friday the eleventh
of December next, and on that d y to he hanged,
and his body to be delivered to the Ledurer on
Anatomy is the MitrithAll College, to be publicly
difrated anatomiled.

John French and Peter Frencli, fon% of Alexander
French, carrier, from the run of Fyvie, were
accufed of houfe-breaking and theft.; but the Ad-
vocate-depute moved their Lordfhips to defert the
diet again(' them pro loco et import; which wa.
done accordingly, and the priioners were recom-
mitted to prifon nn a new warrant.
Margaret Craizhead, from Kiplaw, in the pa-
rills of Cruden, was accufcd of child-murder.—
The Advocate-depute moved the Court to deceit
the diet againti her full/idler, which was accord-
ingly done, and the was difmiffed from the bar.
The Court afterwards determined an appeal in
a civil caufe, and concluded the bufinefs acre at
eleven o'clock on Stturday evening.
On Monday morning their Lordfhips fel off for
Perth, when. tl:c Citcui: opens on 1‘ei.1.1,.h.1.1;.

.

TO THE LDITCH OF 711 E STAR.
London, England, 1801-10-28

ENGLISH and IRISH STATE-LOTTERIES, 12ot

IRISH STATE-lATTfir begilleDraWillg November t 6.
ENGLISH S rATE-Lorreay begins Drawing March 3, 1802.
'IIE TICKETS, Halves, Qtarter%, Eighths,
and Sixteenths. are nuw felling, in great Variay of Num-
bers, and on the loweft Terms. . .

er The Money for the Priam paid on Demand, by
HORNSBY and Cu

Stock-Broken, at thr:e old eltablifhed Si'ATe.I.OTTERT Or-
rice, (Licenfed purfuant to Ai of Parliament,) No. 21,
COIL/MILL, oppolite the Royal-Eachange, London. Alfo
at Liverpool and Paster.
Correet Numerical and Regilter Books are kept, and Tickets
and Shales regißered, at Sispence per Numin•r.
Orders accompanied with §OO4 Bills, payable at Sight
or of a Own Date, will be nundually attended to, precifely on
the fame Terms u if prefent.3-Letters (Putt-paid) duly an-
fwercd, and Schemes gratis—AU Shares fold at this Office will
be Ramped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the Words
" State-Lottery Stamp-Office."—Bank, India, and South-Sea
Stocks, with their feveral Annuitles, and all Kinds of Govern-
ment-Securities, bought and fold by Commillion.

IMPERIAL. AND IRISH LoVFF.RIES, (Sot.
The limn begins Drawing November t6th,
The IMPIRIAL LOTTERY March 3d.
TICKETS, Halves, Q2arters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths are now felling in a great Variety of Numbers
in both Lotteries, at
DRUMMOND's
FORTUNATE OLD STATE LOTTFIer OFFICE,
No. 6c, FLEET-STREET;
Which has been fo remarkable for felling, eating, and Regliter-
ins Capital Prizes In the Laft as well as former Lotteries—As
there is the greateß probability, Ii not a certainty, of !listening,
(haring, and reginering feveral Capital Prizes in the approach-
ing Lotteries, with the great RiN In the Price, which may
be expected loon to take place, having obtained fo glorious and
honourable a Pcsce as the prefent, added to the many large
Capitals which cannot be engaged now as In war time, haste..
duced Mr. Da ues mono to recommend to his Friends and the
Public in general, an early Purchsfc, as the Price of Tickets
and Shares at prefect areveafonable, but tf the Gentlemen pof-
feffed of large difengaged capitals Otould torn their fpieulations
to EnglUh Lottery Tiekcts, he should not be furprif-s1 to foe
Tickets loon at the enormous Price of sot each.
. .

Correipondents wilhing to avail thennfolves of the above cau-
tion may Lave Tickets or Shares fent them, with the fame at-
tendon paid ko their Inure. as If preens, by remitting Pott
Oliec Orders, Bank Notes, he. Poll paid.
Shares of Prizes in the lait Englilla Lottery- paid in full at
this Office.
N. B. CAorrcel Numerical Books and Ticksgs Regifiered as
alai.
London, England, 1801-10-28

MARRIED.

On the sth left. Mr. Wm. Garnet, aged 66, to Mifa
fon, aged as, both of Crolthwaite, in Weffinoreland.—What
Is more remarkabk, he weighs twenty-one Rone, and his bride
only feyen.
Lately, Lieutenant Knott, of the ad regiment of the Sower-
fet Militia, to Mifs Clarke, cldfft daughter of the late Mr.
Cl•trke, merchant. of Briftol.
At Aberdeen, the Gth init. Mr. William Smith of the Royal
N.tyy, to Mitt Mary Tait, daughter of the late Mr. Tait, Lite
Sheriff Depuvraf Aberdeenfhire.

DILD.
At Eagkfcairnk, the ads init. Patrick Lindfay, of Eagle.
cairnie, Efq. agtd 82.

At Stirling,-on the lift inft. AL:sander Jaffrey, El+ of (Baf-
fin:all.
At her houfe in George-ftrect, Edinburgh, 011 the 28th loft.
Mn.t Wilkie, widow of John Wilkie of Foulden, Eli.
On Sunday lait, Mn Barbara Danner, wife of Mr. William
Simplon, clothier in Aberdeen.