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This ay were publiesed,
Pre Sa in boards, Vcrlume IV. of
CANTERBURY TALES. By Haeastr Lat.
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ISedicated to the Queen.
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NEW MUSIC.
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WHO_ beg leave to acquaint their Friends and
the Public, that their Trade will in future be carried
on sinter the above Finn, Mr. Longman harlot no longer
any Mare whatever in the Bufmefs.
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London, England, 1801-05-28

Monday, at Andover, Hants, in the 76th year of his age,
Mr. Thomas Painter.
At her haute in Holies-Brett, Cavendilli.fquare, after a very
short illlieff, Mr. George Bailey, in the 4tft year of his age.
Thurfday fennight, Mrs. Robertfon, wife of Dr. R.obertfon,
Phyfacian of Greenwich Hofpitah .
On the a7th tilt. Strethill Bataan, Eft'. of eranage, in Che-,
Wm.
On the 13th in& in the Sloth year pf his age, the Rcv. Wil-
liam Drake, Vicar of Illewortk, Middlefex.
London, England, 1801-05-28

this—However profligate a min Ina), bktflremar-
riage, that is not to be imputed to him by his wife;
nor fkall it go, in any -degree, againft him in an
Adion for Criminal C.orrefpondence between that
wife and any other perfon, becaufe, however re-
probate before marriage, it is the duty of the wife
to be faithful to filch hatband ; he being the man
of her choice, the mutt be confidered as having
undertaken to reform him—but, if after the mar-
riage, the hufband becomes a debauched vagrant,
and purfues a courfe of profligacy and prollitutioa ;
that man may apply indeed, becaufe any body
may apply, but apply in vain for damages in a
Court of Juffice, for Criminal Converfatioa with
his wife. This is no new dodrine of mine; for if
we go tothe other Courts, the Ecclefiaflical Courts,
for inflance, we (hall find ourfelves not only forti-
fied in this dodrine, but intrenched up to the lips
in it. With them it is a conflant maxim, that if
the party who is brought there to anfwer for con-
jugal infidelity,can recriminate, and thew the party
complaining has done the fame thing, there is an
end of the fuit. I fpeak with refped, as I ought
to do, of the proceedings of Parliament, and there
alto, if there be any recrimination fairly made
out, there can be no Bill of Divorce.
" Gentlemen, upon thefe queftions I have long
thought, and I have no doubt, fometimes faid, that
in the adminiftration of Janice, the Law of the
Land is never more worthily put in force, than
wheh it aids the Caufe of Morality and Religion,
and that it can never ferve better purpofts than
thole. It is a maxim in Courts of Juftice, that if
a man comes into one of them, he fhould come
with clean hands—We fay to him " If you come
to complain on a particular fubjed, take care that
you are pure on it ;" but he who comes and defires
us to purify him, will be difappointed—his hands
fhould be clean when he appears here, he has no
right to call on us to go through the dirty work
of wafhing them for him. I think, neither Mora-
lity, Religion, or Seale, dire& us to do
any filch thing.—l am, therefore, clearly of opi-
nion, that the fads here, which are not contro-
verted, weigh down the cafe—with thefe Ater-
vations I leave it to your better judgments; but
I am bound to fay, that by Law, in my opinion,
on the whole of the evidence, this Adion is not
fupported."
The Plaintiff's Counfel thought, for a moment,
of preferring a Nonfuit to the chance of a verdid ;
but they did not take that courfe, and almoft on
the intim, the' Jury found a verdid for the Plaia-
tiff-,-Damages tool.
London, England, 1801-07-25

Dedicated to the Qlieen.—Titis day was pubildicil,
Manly printed in a filen volume, Price One Shilling,
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Kingdoms.
London, England, 1801-07-25

PROCLAMATION.

THE CONSULS OF THE REPUBLIC TO THE INHABI-
TANTS OF THE FOUR DEPARTMENTS OF THE LLFT

RANK OF THE RHINE.
A folemn treaty concluded between the Repub.
lic, the Head of the Empire, and the Germanic
Body, and ratified at Paris on the 16th of March,
has definitively conjoined your deftiny to that of
France. The interelts and Rights of the Repub-
lic
have become yours; your interefts and your
rights are become hers. In adopting you (he has
vowed to extend her beneficence and folicitude to
yr u, in the fame manner as to all her other
children ; fhe calls upon you to promife, as they
have done, fidelity towards her. Let that pro-
mife make all forget the ties from which the treaty
has difengaged you, and imprefs refpeel for thofe
which now bind you to the Republic. Let it put
an end to the vain apprchenfions which prevent
fome perfons from enjoying the advantages of the
union, and to the abfurd hopes which lead others
to difguife or mifreprefent them. What rcafon.
able perfon can be blind to thefe advantages?
Odious privileges no longer fetter the induftry of
mechanics; the game no longer ravage the field
of the hufbandman, and devour the fruits of his
labour; debating rorvia, and the degradation of
feudal fervitudes, have ceafed with relpea to all.
Tythes are abolifhcd ; contributions of all kinds
arc diminiftied; the taxes are equally divided be-
tween manorial and church lands,formerly exempt
from all burden, and thou: of private individuals,
which formerly bore the whole. The inland cu(:
a•ms, on paging from one country to another, and
which imp. des the navigation of the rivers, are
repreffed. Yon have a free commerce with France,
the moll iadvaniai,;.:ous market in the world; and it
will no longer n:ret with tiboi, obitAcles oppokJ to
it by the ancient tronti, s: Impartial jullice and a

regular adminiftration are fubftituted for the arbi- 1
trary authority of bailiffs. Such are the advan-
tages fecured by the union with refpeEt to liberty
and profperity. Its effeCts are not lefs beneficial
with refpat to the fecurity and tranquility of the
country. Inftead of being under the guardianfhip
of interefts oppofite and always at variance, it will
be proteCted by the common intereft of thirty mil-
lion of citizens. Inttead of being fubjed to a
multitude of petty fovereignties too feeble to de-
fend, but Prong enough to opprefs it, you will be
proteded by a power which can always make its
territory be refpeCted. The union of the four de-
partments to France is to them a pledge of prof-
perky, and their promife of fidelity to the Repub-
lic will be as much an expreffion of their affeetion
for her, as an acknowledgement of the ails which
have united them. BONAPARTE, Firft Conful of
the Republic, ordains that the above Proclama-
tion (hall be inkrted in the Bulletin of Laws, and
be pul,lifhed, printed, and polled up in the four
departments on the left bank of the Rhine.
Given at Paris, Palace of the Government, July 18, 9th year of
the French Republic, (Signed) Firit Conful, ■ON A PART r.
'fhe Secretary of State, H. B. 'JAKE r.
London, England, 1801-07-25

NEW YORK, JUNE 9.

By the fehooner Franklin, arrived yerlerday
from St. Martin's, we learn, that the Engli(h have
blockaded Guadaloupe. Captain GaiNNALDS faw
three frigates crui zing round that ifland.

FRANCE.

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT, JUNE 18.

The Confuls of the Republic, on the report of
the Miniller of the Interior, approved by the
Council of State, decree—
Art. I. In the firlt ten days of Thermldor, the Prefeets of
the Departments of the Roer, the Sarre, the Rhine and Mo-
feUe and Mount Tornerre, fhal caufe the proclamation an-
nexed to the prefent arret to be publithed through the whole
extait of their departments.

11. They Mall affemble the Mayors and Meng:ins of the
Municipal Councils of the adjacent communes on a particular
day in the fame month, in order to receive the promife of fide-
lity to the Republic, which mall be made by the Paid Mayors
and Members of Municipal Councils, as well in their own
name as in that of the inhabitants of their communes.
111. The laid Prefects mall, each of them, be prefent in the
cities refpeCtively appointed, on the day of meeting of the
Mayors and Members of Municipal Councils. They (hall be
accompanied by the Prefect of the Diftriel.
IV. They mall read to the Affembly the protnife of fidelity
to the Republic in the following terms
" We promife fidelity to the French Republic, being, and
acknowledging ourfelves to be difcharged, by the treaty of Lo.
neviße, from all oaths and obligations towards any foreign
Seignior, Prince or Sovereign. We promife to maintain with
them, neither direCtly or indireCtly, any relation as fubjeas.
We prontife to the Republic to regard as enemies all whom (he
Roll declare to be fuels, to hold no communication with them,
and to lend them no aid directly or indirectly ; but, on the
contrary, to inform the government of all communications,
plots, intrigues, and attempts tending to injure the intereßs of
the Republic, to afER with all our means in its defence, and
loyally to perform towards it all the duties of good and faith-
ful Frenchmen."
V. The Secretary-Genera
minute of the adminißratio
The Fitt Conful,
By the Firft Conful,
The Secretary of State,

of the department mall draw up a
i of the oath. (Signed)
ZONAPAITC.

UAL MART.
London, England, 1801-07-25

PARIS, JULY so.

A private letter from Conliantinople, of the
date of the loth of June, gives us the following
details The French have an intrenched camp
of from 6 to 1000 men before Alexandria, which
have for three months kept in check between 12
and 14,0c0 Englilh, furnifhed with a formidable
train of artillery. The polition of General MENou,
fupported by the forts of Alexandria, is very good.
The intrenched camp under Cairo is of the fame
force, and equally capable of refilling. A great
noife has been made refpeeling the affair of Rha-
m mix. The Turks had no great merit in that
attack, as they were fupported by 3000 Englifh."
Letters from St. Croix, in Tencriffe, dated the
sth of May !late, that a Spanifh [hip, which ar-
rived there a few days before from Buenos Ayres,
had brought accounts that tho Republican cor-
vette la Bergere, in company with la Mufette gal-
Lor and l'Alerte lugger, had put in there with two
prizes ; that thefe veffels had made a fortunate
cruize, were in good condition, and had foon after
failed for Cayenne.—Mendteur.
London, England, 1801-07-25

BIRTHS.

On Monday Lift, at Danny, iu Suffel, the Lady of W. J.
Campion, U. of a fun and ludr.
l'ucfday hit, at Donut:4ton Park, Barka, the Lady of Wm.
Brurnmell, Ffq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1801-07-25

CORN MARKET.

In our Paper of Thnrfday, the price of Wheat
and Oats in Bury St. Edmund's* (hould have been
quoted per Coom6, not per I'9uarter. We therefor::
re-flate the prices :
Wheat, 555. to 781. per Coomb.
Oats, 135. to ins. per Coomb.
Barley, 355. per glaartcr.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

OXFORD, THURSDAY, JULY 23.

Fifty pounds, the gift of his Grace the Duke of
Marlborough, free for any hoi fe, mare, or gel•
ding. Four yr olds 7ft. 71b. syr olds 811. 71b.
6yr olds cifl. and aged 911. 41b. The belt of
three 3-mile heats.

Sir C. Sunbury's b. c. Sorceror, 5 yrs old
Mr. Nicholl's b. g. Cordovan, 6 yrs old - - 2
Hon. G. ftowees b. h. by Dungannon, 6 yrs old - dr
Sir F. Pool's br. f. Tawney, 4 yrs old - - dr

CARMARTHEN, JULY 21.
Our races began yefterday for the firfl time in
this county, when fix horfes flailed for a plate of
fifty guineas, which was won by Mr. Hemmings's
chefnut mare, clofely puthed by Mr. Carr's bay
mare, Tawney, who bolt the race by half a neck.
The concourfe of people from the adjacent coun-
ties was immenfe, and the carriages of all forts
very numerous. A landau, with General Cowell's
family, and Major Hely in it, was overturned,
owing to the pottillions driving too fail in turning
a (harp corner. The.carriagc was broke in pieces ;
but very fortunately the company received no ma-
terial injury.
London, England, 1801-07-25

TLis day was publiflwd.

In One thick Volume t2MO.priCC sa, in boards, or 6a. boon I ;
containing more latter-pr,f, than any other Medical Work
of a general and manias nature,
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMES-
TIC MEDICAL FRIEND, containing plain and peaCtiaal
inftruclions for the prevention and rare of Ddeafes, according
to the tall improvements and difcoveries, with a faits of chap-
ters on collateral fubj;:aa, comprizing every thing relative to
the Theory and Principles of the Merited Art neeekary to be
known by the private Praditioner; the whole diverted of feien-
tific aNd technical words and pbrafes, and adapted to the ufc of
thole heads of F.uniLes who have not a Claffical or Medical
Education.
London, England, 1801-07-25

PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.

Came in the VALLIANT, of 14 guns, Lieutenant
MaxweLL, from a cruize off the coaft of France :
!he brought in an open boat, called the Oz, of
Lyme, laden with 36 bags.of falt, which the fell
in with and took poireffion of, a few leagues from
Guernfey, with two boys only on board, who, it
is faid, ran away with her from that ifland, and
were (Leering for the coaft of France.—Came in
the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Captain KEATS, from
a cruize.—Sailed the SYLPH, of 18 guns, Captain
DASNWOOD, and the SUFFISANT, Of 14 guns, Cap•
fain WITMAN, on a cruize, off the Ifle of Bafs :
Sailed alfo the MILDROOR fchooner, of 16 guny
Lieutenant de STARCK, with a fleet under convoy,
to the Weftward : the RA 'to ER cutter on a cruize;
the EARL ST. VINCENT, of 18 guns, witll_a fleet
of viauallers, for the Channel fleet ; and the Lox.
DON PACKET, of 12 guns, with a fleet under con-
voy to the Eaftward.
London, England, 1801-07-25

EFFECTS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. PHILLIPS,

On the Penniles, on Wednefday, Anguft sg, and three fol.
lowing Days, at Elevezio'Clock each Day,
PART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELE-
GANT and MAGNIFICEVT HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, French Plate Pier and Chimney Glaffes of fignal
magnitude and perfection, Chandeliers and Litßtes., a fuperb
Organ (in the Hall) built by Craig; Gabelin Tapeitry in fins
Prefervation ; filarlate Bults and Groups, Antique Bronzes,
Mures, Granite and Teffellated Slabs, mounted in Or-mole,
as ConfoLs arid Pier Tables ; Antique Cabinets, enriched by
valuable Gems and fine Spearman& of shoArts, fuperb Draw.
ing Room Suites it rich and b-autiful Silk Damallts and Sating,
Curtails, Sophas and Chairs to corrdpond; a State Bed, en.
rached Ly Crimfon Wive Hangings, and rich Ornaments; the
splendid and Sumptuous Suite of Satin Hangings and Furniture
trimmrd with Bullion and Sila Fringe, del/gnat with fingula;
Tale and fitted aI3 Taarapic. aadi Variety of Raze, Curious
and Valuable Effects, the Genuine Property of
WILLIAM BECKFURD, h,o of Fournttt, Wilts.
The Affemblage of Domenic Furniture is of a Cup riot D ferip.
tion, and comprifes elegant Satin Wood Boa,k cafe, Commodes,
Pier, Card, Dining, Pembroke land DrefGog • labia a, formed
elelee Woods; Suites of Chairs, covered with Dansaile, Mo.
roccu, Satin and Cotten ; large and excellent Sofas, Chaffs
Longe, Fe.ateinis, and Bergien; Azininfter, Turkey, Bruffeis
and Needlework Carpets, eat large Dirnenfions • (eta of Window
Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Gi.rantinles; highly
paaliased Steel Rczi ILA. Staves ; caoital Four-port and Field lied-
, Reads, with rich Cotton and Dimity Hanging;, and Window
ainains en rune; prime Goofe and Down Beds, and excellent
Bedding ; Chid. of Drawers and th- ufual atirort.
molt ot Claarnbcr hurni; tire.—The whole of wbloh is formed
with 'f and expenlively hailed.
May Lc privately viewed front Monday the totb to Saturday
the rsth ct Auguft, by Tickets and Catalogues only.--to be
now hut rat" Metres. F,xtall and Freer, Old Cavendifh Street;
anal at NI:. Phillips, Nov Fund-ffrect ;—and Poi:slickly Two
Days prz:c..ding the Safe, by Catalogues only, at as. 6J. each;
alfo to be had on the PremPes ; the White Hart, Salifbury;
;...t.tr, Andover I Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Stacies, Wernarutb.
London, England, 1801-07-25

♦$H FULD ALWOOD._

This lc,. an aeion to recover the amount of
4,232 mill-dollars, or 9251. Ilerling, under the fol.
lowing circumftances :—The defendant was agent
at int klavannah for the exchange of Spanifh pri-
loners during the American war. Two Spanifh
gentlemen, Don Chriftoval Vva, and Don flueno
Ventura Galba, who had been taken prifonera,
became indebted to the plaintiff in the !um in quef-
tion ; and withing to remit it to him, applied for
that purpofe to the partner of the defendant to for.
ward it : he informed them that a confiderable
duty was payable upon the exportation of money,
which they refuted to pay, and therefore the money
was pnt on board the Diamond Englifh frigate to
he conveyed to the defendant, and, in fag, it was
received by him. After this the defendant's part.
ner was apprehended by the Spain()) government
for beng concerned with General Miranda in the
illicit importation of Englifh merchandite, and for
having been acceffary to the exportation of this
money without payment of the duty.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL, in his obferrations
upon the charatler of General Don Francefro Mi-
randa, gave vent to that happy flov• of irony which
fo peculiarly diltinginfltes him. He defcribcd him
as a roan who had always !hewn himfelf ready to
enter intoany plan that forwarded his own intereft
and it was equally the fame to him whether he
drew his fword for Spain, England, or the French
republic, provided thole who employed him paid
hip for his cervices, The defendant's partner was

fentenccd by the judicial Courts of Spain to pay
die money illegally exported, and alfo to pay a fur-
ther fine to the King, and be imprifoned eight
years. Againft this fentence he appealed, and
pending the appeal the imprifonment was remitted,
through the interference of Lord Elgin, the Eng-
anibaffador at Madrid. The appeal not hav-
ing yet been determined, it was contended, that,
although the defendant had received the money,
he was not bound to pay it over. The Jury
thought otherwife, and a verdict was given in fa-
vour of the plaintiff.
London, England, 1801-05-21

PUNCTUALITY.

On Saturday next, precifely at Bevan Seconds and Seventeen
Minutes pat Ten o'clock, A. M. will bc Wiled from the
MINERVA-PRESS, I.hADENHALL-STREET,
AMARVELLOUS PLEASANT LOVE-
STORY,

- - -
In Two Yob. Ben. pnce 12'. boards.
Poor book ! poor book
Forc'd on that troubluus fea yckp'd Tile Walla
Without an Author's name, or motto apt,
Wherefrom to guefs thy meaning!
Printed for William Lane, Leadenhall-ftreer, arid fold by evcry
• Bookfeller in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1801-05-21

HALIFAX.

THE PUBLIC are
informed, that
a NEWSPAPER, on liberal principles, coodueled wish
propriety, and printeri with accuracy, will be commenced on
Saturday, the Sixth day of Jvee next, and continued every rue.:
ceedbig doeardry, under the Title of the
HALIFAX JOURNAL,
And YORISHIIt and LANCAS•IIIt ADVERTISER.
HALIFAX, by hi centrical fituation, in an opulent and trod.
ing Country, and bordering on the groat line of Canal Conswinln
cation between the Sea-ports of Lignites: and Hail, and by its
commercial importance and extenfive population, is peculiarly
adapted for the publicatiou of a News-Parr:a which cannot
but be highly conducive to the interefts of daertifirt in both
thole places, as well as the Intermediate country. Its local ad-
outages are rearcely to be paralleled; and Its general utility, as
a Newfpaper of univcrLal information, will not be furpancd
any provincial paper whatever.
BAdes the detail of Intelligence from the G.ractrer and London
Paperr,it will uniformly exhibit the prices of molt principal
commodities, and a regular itatensent of the neighbouring Mar.
bets; an account of the arrival and departure of the Coaling.
Vends from Liverpool and Hell; of Convoys, and fucb other
' Shipping and Comae, dal Intern:ince as may be deemed ufeful to
the Country.
It will he printed or a large peter, and a mew ripe, eaft for
the purport, by W. CAILON,Letter-Foutmier to his MA)XST T.
The dlilvei timing, will be difplayed to the utmoft advantage;
the intelligence Foreign and Domenic, various and inter-cling;
and the whole perfplcuoutly and methodically arranged.
••• The Kau /AI , I LIVRNAL will have the rew recotentendir
tive egivin the litti:fi intern:mope= die London Papers es the
morning of poilication, a replier E king fflahlybed for that
porpoli.
Halifax: Printed by HOLDt N and Dotson, by whom Or-
' -a--.. Laments for this Paper are received; alto by
London, England, 1801-05-21

ARRIVED.

At Dover.-421loosaDouitaztlt. lastmei; Ann, John.
(on, from Baltimore; Cheap runToc". Tencriffe ;
Eliza, —from Charlellon ; Emery, from New York ;
Neptune, Cock, from PlaikdelpHa;, er, from
St. Michael's: u 2, 3
A__ C.
At Liverpool-4trab, Mafon, from Nair Valk; Camilla.
Kingfton, from Philadelphia; Lady Kinnaird,—, born LW-
bon ; Manchefter, Atkins, from Bahamas; Edward, flail, and
Diana, Chace, from New York; Hazard.--.... from Chide.
(too ; Air ea, —, from Wife:act ; Swede. -- • Sally;
M•Niel ; and Juno, Cien, from Virginia; Succefa, Davldfon,
front Chatilion ; 'Fravcilcr, York ,fmni Maffarhufers ; Trope,
Clark, from Savannah; Governor Strong, Steinfon, from Wif-
caller; and 'alma, —, from Stettin.
At Brillni—.Hope, from Virginia; and Betfq, Young,
from Philadelphia.
At Clyde—Atlartha, M'Klnley, from Philadelphia; Want-
ington, Holden, from Savannah; and Neptune, Coak, from
Jamaica.
Off Falmooth-.Argo, Howland, from Barcelona; General
Walhington, Keefe, from Bolton; Sufan and Polly, Wood-
bury; and Wolfram, —, from Charkkon.
At Philadelphia—Prudence Berry • Thomas, Wollaltun ;
and Kenlington, Smith, from liverpoOl.
At New York... Liverpool Packet, Beam; Eliza, agad
General Mercer, ---, from LiverpooL
At St. Kitts--PhMis, Smith, from London.
At Lynn—Baecbus, Smith ; and Ceres Smith, from Oporto.
At Newry—John, Aylct ; and Ann,Thomas, from London.
At Dublin—l.lberty, Hudfon, front Rhode Hand ; C lir-
lotte, Hughes. from Jamaica; Liberty, Ernes, and William.
--, from Bolton ; Bedford, Waterman; Peal. C icy; and
Delight, Weldon, from New York; Daphne, Joey. Inten Loa
don; end Hope, —. from Oporto
At New Carolina—Polly, ---, fro Liv
erpool.
In the Dovrna--Betfey, Cot berty, from Leon&
At Cork--Ajrut. Thomas. from Virginia; Alhy, W.vid„
from New York; Italica, —, and Uncle Toby, Batty; trona
Baltimore; and Ottavio, Gots, from Virginia.
At H difita..-Carkort, Bionozis kcal Liverretti Ilkjines
Uoridtuan, from lanais&

* qi•

I

/
London, England, 1801-05-21

MAILS THIS IMY.—wind S.S. E.
DU*

Hamburgh, May is,
et Dutdia,
• Waterford, May t 6, ry,
• Donnagbadcc, May 17,

YARMOUTH, MAY 2 -

Arrived the DIANA packet from Culthxren,
with the Hamburgh Mail of the isth
Sailed the EARL of LFICESTER, Captain 'Nome.
sow, for the Continent. with the' Mails of the tsth
inflant. Sailed the Cosoneo cutter, on a cruice.
Arrived the LADY Axx armed veffel, with a
French cutter privateer, mounting 5¢ guns, and
7o men, taken off the Heads ; fhe had been out
five days, but had made no captures: the crew of
the privateer was landed at Scarborough.
London, England, 1801-05-19

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL•

The Infolvency Bill was recommitted.
The LORD CH•HCIILLOR moved his promifed
amendments relative to the exemption of perfons
confined for crier. cos. and malicious profecutions ;
adding a claufe, that if the Plaintiffs in fuch aEtions
(hould- be dead, and fhould not have left an autho-
rity to their Executors, Adminiftrators or Affigns,
to grant or withhold their confent to the liberation
of the prifoners, thofe claufes lhould not operate
againft them. The amendments were agreed to.
The Houfe being refumed, the report of the
Committee was ordered to be received to-morrow.

The confideration of his Majelly's Mefrage re•
lative to Portugal was deferred till to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-05-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer petitioned the Committee
of Way. and Means to Wednefday next.
The third reading of the Clergy ExcluEon Bill was put off
till to-morrow.

The Houfc in a Committee went through the Hair Powder
and Armorial Bearings Bill, and the Sugar Drawback Bill. To
be reported to-morrow.
Mr. H. BROWN moved, that the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer be added to the Committee appointed to cocGder of im-
proving the Port of Glafgow.
A Meflage from the Lords intimated their Lorddtipe con-
fent to the Militia Cloathing Bill, the Clergy Horfe Duty Ex-
emption Bill, the Bank Notc Forgery Bill, and fevesal private
Bills.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT pretested a Petition from II rbllinj
man, a prifoner for debt, in the four Courts, Marthaltea, Dub-
ling, Rating his circumitanees, letting Forth, that though they
were of peculiar hardthip, he would yet not be Winded under
the provifiona of the Bill for the relief of Infolvent Debtors, now
before Parliament, and praying that when that Bill than come
before the Houle, it may take his cafe into coefideratiou.—it
was ordered to lie on the Table.
There was laid before the Route an account of the value of
all Exports from and Imports into the kingdom of Great Bri-
tain during the lalt year; which was ordered to lie on the Table.
The S informed the Houk that he had received a let-
ter from Sir Hype P expreifive of the high fettle he en-
terta in ed of the honour which had been conferred on him, by
the Vote of Thanks to him, and the Officers, dm. (erring un-
der hint, now that be has become an old man, and been em-
ployed above fifty years in the terries of his country,
London, England, 1801-10-07

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oaober 6.

BY THE 1C1N0.44' PROCLAMATBNI.

Grocci R.
Whereas by an Aft pafkd in the thirty-faventh
year of our reign, intituled," An Aft to thorten the
time now required for giving_notice of the Royal
Intention of his Majefty, his Heirs and Succeffors,
that the Parliament (hall meet and be holden for
the difpatch of bufinefs, and more effeCtually to
provide for the meeting of Parliament in the cafe
of a demife of the Crown ;" and reciting that it
is expedient to fhorten the time required for giv.
ing notice of the Royal intention of Us, our Heirs
or Speceffors, that the Parliament fhould meet and
be hiilden for the difpatch of bufinefs, it is enaded,
that whenever We (hall be pleated, by and with
the advice of Our Privy Council, to iffue Our
Royal Proclamation, giving notice of Our Royal
intention that Parliament fhall Meat and be holden
for the difpatch of bufinefs on any day, being not
lefs than fourteen days from the date of fuels Pro.
clamation, the fame (hall be a full and fufficient
notice to all perfons whatever of fuch Our Royal
intention ; and the Parliament (hall thereby (land
prorogued to the day and place therein declared.
Ant toralmych as, for certain caufes, We are de-
(irous that Our Parliament, which now Rands pro
rogues' to ThurfdaY the twenty-fey-1d day of this
infant OCtober, without notice having been given
requiring the fame then to meet for the difpatch
of bufinefs, ihould meet on an early day thereafter
for the difpatch thereof, We, by and with the ad-
vice of Ow- Privy Council, do, by this Our Royal
proclamation, publifh and declare Our Royal will
and intention, that Our laid Parliament Ihill Rand
prorogued to, and Mall meet and he holden on,
Thurfday the trascnty-riii•th day of this inflant Oc-
tober, for the iliftxitcli of divers weighty and im-
portant affairs: And theLordsSpiritual and T,sm-
poral, and the Knights, -Citizens, and Burgeffes,
and the Commiffioners for Shires and Burghs of
the Houle of Commons, are hereby required to
give attendance accordingly at Welimtalter, on the
raid twenty-ninth day of this prefent mcnth t
OCiober.

Given n 02r Conn at the Queen't Houle the MO* Oity of
OnotAr One thlufan4 einit hon.-red and unv, is tint
Portrfieft Year of Car Remo.
COD $l•5 Tell LIMO.
London, England, 1801-10-07

This day iris pub‘Mbed, prig BROKER;
bowl&
EVERY MAN HIS OWN ors
A GUIIiE 'fel THE STOCK-EXCHANGE.

to wh'ets the fevera I gaffes of the Pubtic,Fonds, commonly
. called the Stocks, are diftinaly explained ; and the Mode of
Transferring, or of Buying and Selling them, is rendered Intel-
ligible forpt'eforn (Whom to tranfadt their own bufinefs.
The Myltery and Iniquity of Stock-Jobbing is laid open--
The profent Racer thc-Natitmat Debt, both Principal :did
relt,.is accfratsivirawn up—A great variety of new and ufuful
Cr, ettorts ariiiven,refpeding India Stock—Banking—Atli/en-
uring in State Lotteries—Preventing Loffcs by the deftnialon
of lank Notes, dcc. by Fire—Legal Advice and Caution to the
Fineers of Notes, Billion other Paper-Sectuitits for Money—
Rules for forming a true judgment when the Stocks will rife
or fall in their Prices—Caution against falfe Intelfigcnce—A
new Tattle of Equation, 'Etc.
With an Append's, containing exadt Lifts of the Holidays-.
Payment of talvidends--ExpcncesOf tranfading fitibucfs In the
Fiinds-.rMikfliancom Information • and Diredtions to Stran-
gers to find their Way readily to Information;
different Offices at the
Somh.Sca, and India Hoofer. ,
*r:rifereissr lege:, obi fola pectuda regiadt.
The Thlteenth Edhion, confiderahly Improved.

BY THOMAS MORTIMER.
Author of many approved Commercial and Hißorical Works.
London : ninny:llM W. J. and J. Richardfon, Rdyal-Exchange.
Of whom may be had,
. . .

A Aril and fecond Addrefs to the Proprietors of the Bank of
England, by ALZILANDZI AILLARDYCF, Efq. M. P.
London, England, 1801-10-07

•ThJa day ' pubilhed;price dc in Boards, •
pOLF UCOLLECTIONS relative
ter'Etiftrt; bbtetratioas on Its tiertioNneht•
hinder the Mamelucks; its Geograpdlcal ; Its infringe
'and Itztelnlid ,10.fourecs; its relative Importance. terlinglend
and France • and its Dangers to England In the PoilhOlon of
France ; with a 111.iirative of the ever-inemoratile Britifb Cam
If
-
paign in the Spring pf aßoc. •
By GEORGE BALDWIN; Efq.
Late his Majefty's Conful-Getterst in Egypt ; and attached to
the Commander iu Chief during the above glorious Cam-
anted far T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. I

This Day was! pubilihed, price Three Shillings, dedicated, by
Permiflion, to the Right Hon. Lord Vifrount POLKF-STONe, .
1 'HE CORN TRADE INVESTIGATED ;
'.l- *and the SME Mof FLUCTUATIONS EXPOSED:
!with a Propofition molt humbly offered for the Confideration
'of the Legiflature, which will .afti. • flatly Remedy the alarniing
'Flueluatiug Prices of Bread Corn, &c. &e..
By BUXTON LAWN,
Late of Prnvidence-row, Finfbury-fquare ; twenty Year in
the Corre(pondents' Department, Excife-Officc,'London; hut
tiow ofliarti, Biter to their itoyal Higlineffes the Duke and
Duchefs of York; =I formerly Clerk to a Flour-Fadtor.
A New Edition, with Large Additions.
Printed air Mars, Cobbs:it and Morgan, Pall-Mall ; and
J. Eaton, Sallfluiry.
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Sixpence,
An HISTORICAL VIEW of the unavoidable Caufes of the
'MN-RESIDENCE of the PAROCHIAL CLLROY on their
Fielpealve Livings, &c. &c.
1 'By the Rev. j. MALHAM,
Vicar of Helton, Darfct, 'lnd Curate of St. Edmond's, Salif-
bury.
London, England, 1801-10-07

HULL, OCTOBER s.

The Jam' lugger, with fuck part of the Ham-
burgh fleet as returned to the Humber the a4th
ult. failed again on Tnefday night lait with a fair
wind.

The Posiona armed fbip is now lying here ready
to convoy the trade to Hamburgh, Bremen and
Embden, to fail the loth intl. and the SALLY
armed fhip is hourly expelled to take under con-
voy the (hips for the Baltic, to fail the lath intl.
On Sunday evening fOnnight, from lome cir•
rumilance yet unknown, a fire broke out in the
(hip Norwich Merchant, of Sunderland, then ly-
ing in the Tyne, oppofite Heworth, partly laden
with coals. There was no perfon in the (hip at
the time ; and a falfe report was immediately cir-
culated on (bore that fhe had a confiderable quan-
tity of gunpowder on board, and that her guns
were loaded with grape (hot. In confcquence, the
people of the neighbourhood, inftead of attempt-
ing to extinguilh the flames, quitted their houfes
in the greatell consternation, and retired out of
thevreaCh of the dreadful explofion. menu.
&Rory of Mars. Crawford, cppofite which the lay,
was in the moll imminent danger for a confidera-
ble time ; and had not thufe gentlemen had the
courage to watch the propels of the flames, and
cover the combutlible articles in their yal-ds with
wet atticles, probably their premifes would have
(hared the fate of the (hip. After the few cartridges
on board had exploded, the people returned, and
affilted Mai s. C. to work a fmall engine of their
own, by which at laft the fire was axtinguifhed ;
but not till the Clip was burnt nearly to the water's
edge. •

MOM LLOYDS LIST.

DIAL, OCT. 6.—This morning Commodore
SUTTON hoifted his broad.pend..nt on board the
LIYDIN. Wind'N. N. E.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 6.—PalTed by the Feronia,'
WILSON, from Grenada; Delaford, —, from
Dantzig; Ranger, —, from Demerara; Hat-
ford, CLARK, from Hambro'; Hope, MARTIN,
from Sweden; Jonge Johanna, Ross, from Nl-
boa ; Vrow Elizabeth, —, and Vrow Cathari-
na, —, from Embden.—Sailed the Mortgan.
(tern, f.tr (Mend; and Hubertgel, VINE,
for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1801-10-07

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Foundation of the Kingdom of Argus wider Machin, to the
Death of Alexander.

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•
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PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.

Dropped down the Lower Maine, the °islet?,
of 44 guns, the Hon. Capt. Muaasy.—Went into
the Sound, the RIVO!.UTIONNAIKE, of 44 guns,
Capt. Twysnem.—She failed with fecret orders
for the illand of Madeira.

Came in from, a long cruize, the CAMBRIAN' of
+4 guns, the Hon. Capt. LEGGE.—Came in from
the Channel Fleet, the Tasswits, of 98 gun',
Reap-Admiral WHITSHED; flue left them all well
laR Thurfday. Alfo, from the Weaward, an
armed Ship and a coalting convoy, with coals and
earthenware from Liverpool, Brißol, and Milford.]

OCTOBER S'
Arrived the Volunteer, Waal, from the Weil
(ndies ; and Fisovalo frigate, from a cruize.

LIVERPOOL., OCTOBER s.

Extrad of a letter from Admiral Sir Atax-GARDNU, to Ro-
m? Geneva, Efq. Secretary to the Committee of Weft
India Merchants at this Port, dated GaLar ea, in Cork
Harbour, September 26.
Sir—By this day's mail I received your letter cf
t9th inft. incloling for my information, by direc-
tion of the Committee of Weft I,dia Merchants at
Liverpool, extra& from the journal of Capt. Wu..
Lists Jarmo, mailer of the [hip Grand Duke,
which (hip had arrived at Liverpool that day, be •
ing one of the convoy which failed from Jamaica
on the 25th July, and had parted from them on
the loth of Augnft following. You will pleafe, Sir,
to acquaint the Committee of Weft India Mer-
chants, that four of the frigates under my com-
mand are cruizing to the weftward, for the protec-
tion of the homeward bound convoys expeaed
from the Weft Indies; and I have the pleafure to
acquaint, you, that on the 13th, 17th, and t9th
intl. the DRYAD, Captain MANSFIELD, fell in with
the (hips named as at foot, and efcorted them into
St. George's Channel ; among the number are
five of the Liverpool !hips which the Grand Duke
parted from on the tsth Auguft, and I hope ere
this the whole are fafe arrived at Liverpool.
(Signed) GARDNER.
13th Sept. Alfred, of Liverpool ; Nevis, of Briftol ; Elenor
of GWgow; Elikelliftt Judea, of ditto-17th Sept. Berwick,
of Liverpool; Elm, bound to Laneafter; John Bull, Clifton,
James, Sebaftiana, St. Mary's Planter, and Flora, of Liver-
pool; Alfred, of Glafgow ; Clarendon, and Diana, of BriftoL
--19th Sept. Weftmorelanft, and Achilles, of Liverpool
Hope, Cakdonia, and Magnet, of Glafgew ; Elisabeth, Mary,
and Euphrates, of Greenock ; and Union,of BriltoL
London, England, 1801-10-07

MERSMITH.

TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION—By Mr. cumtsTrE,
At his Great Room, in Pall Mall-, On Thurfday, the zsd inft
at One o'Clock,
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.
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The reenact; arc delightfully lituate the Welt End of the Up-
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do*n the 'River, on which Ote tranGent objeds forming an
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Back-Ground ; the Houfc built and finilhcd under the direc-
tion of Mr. Wyatt, in a Ryie of unique elegance and talle ; the
apartments aloft proportions, with a fuperb Saloon, or Mahe
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big Into a Balcony, which furreunds three Sides of the Hunk ;
'the Domenic Offices judicioufly -serail...l,. and fur cycry }me-
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A Perron attends who will 'hew the Prcmifes ; and printed
Particulars wilLbe forthwith ready. . .
London, England, 1801-10-07

NitfillCAL 11v7g1LIGF:NCE.

MAILS THIS DAY'.
—WIND South.
"mmo.
o Hambergh
o Dublin,
I Waterford, Det. 3,
I Dounaghacke, Odt. 3,

EV&

This evening the areal mails will be made at the General
Poft Office, for America and the Welt Indies, to be conveyed
to Halifax and New York, in the DOICIL or KCNT packet ; and
to Bari:edam Martinique, and POLIO, in the Q.2111F COAL-
Ler Tr packet; both of which are now at Falmouth, ready to
fall on receipt of the mails.
FALMOUTH, OCTOB
The PRINCI ADOLPHUS packet, Captain Jomis,
which failed yellerday for Lifbon, has been obliged
to put back again by contrary winds : the willfail
as loon as the wind will permit.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER s.
Came in laft night from the Southward about
o fail of veifels, under convoy of the IN 3PRCTOR
(loop, for the Baltic, which were joined here by
feveral veffels and a gun.brig. They got under
weigh again about eight o'clock this morning,
with a light breeze at S. S. W.—His Majefly's
(loop DLIVIR has detained and fent in here the
Antonns, CORKELIus GUIT, from London, bound
to Rotterdam, laden with fugar and coffee ; alto
the Vrow Newdrs, Jen Dmiss, from London,
bound to-Rotterdam; and his Majelly's Ship St
r1t1313 has detained'and fent in the Young Jacob,
D. MEYER matter, from London, laden with
goods, bound to Rotterdam.
OCTOBER 6.
_

Sailed this morning the following fhips of war
on a cruize off Goree, under Admiral DICKSON,
viz. BugHaut, Admiral Diessom's flag (hip;
MONARCH; VITIMAN; ST. ALJANS; Dna, ARI-
ADNI (loops; and TRIAL cutter.

A veffel fchooner-tigged has now appeared in
the Offing, fu poled to be the PRINCE OF WALES
packet, Capt. DRAKE, with the Mail of the fourth
of Oat:then
London, England, 1801-03-13

EIGHTH DAY'S DRAWING.

TICKETS are felling warranted undrawn, Di-
vided into Halves, carters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in
a variety of Number,, et DRUMMOND's LUCKY OFFICE,
No. 65, Fleet-greet ;!where Prizes to a large amount have been
fold in former Lotteries, and silo the following Prizes have been
Shared and Regiftered in the prefent Lottery, No. 41,709, a
Prize of 5001. drawn the Firft Day; No. 57,346, a Prize of
socol. drawn the Third Day ; and No. 55,437, a Prize of tecol.
drawn This Day, was divided in Two Quarters, Two Eighths,
and Four Sixteenths.

PRESENT FRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket 71. zgs. od. I Eighth - 71 od.
-Half - gl. ss. od. lI Sixteenth -tl 3s. 6d.
Quarter - 41.145. od.
Country Orders carefully attended to • Prizes paid as foon
as drawn; and all kind of Government iecuritks bought and
fold.
London, England, 1801-03-13

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH Ts.

This day failed the Et.sruarrof 74guns, Capt.
FoLsr, to join the North Sea fquadron ; the j 2.
sow of 36 guns, Captain YOUR, and la Lois:,
46 guns, Captain Nswasatt, on a cruife ; alfo, the
GALATE• of 32 guns, Captain Brit°, from Ire.
land. Arrived the Taut? frigate, Captain Sir
EDWARD HAMILTON. Weueout of harbour this
evening, the Poecurws of 24 guns, Capt. EVANS.

SHEERNESS, MARCH u.

Arrived here this day, his Majefty's (hip Zs*.
sou s of 74 guns, Captain Louis, and at Black•
flakes the Powstrus of 74 gums, Captain Sir
FRANCIS Lemur, from Chatham. Arrived here
alfo, la VE3UVR gun brig, Lieutenant CRISPIN,
from Yarmouth. Sailed the Ifismosysm of 54
guns, Capt. Musoca, for the Downs.

DEAL, MARCH is.

Arrived the He LDIR frigate with a Convoy from
Plymouth, which are failed for the River.--Came
down the Ateion, FORT Wu.LIAK, ALTRIO, and
WOODFORD, Eaftlndiamen, and remain. Wind W.

YARMOUTH. MARCH is.

There (till remain here three fail of the line,
two frigates, and tome (mall vale's. No packets
are yet arrived, but are hourly expeted. The
mails of this day will be forwarded in the after-
noon to Cuxhaven in a cutter.

FROM LLOYD'S LOT.

GRAVISIND, MARCH IL—Paired by the Burney,
—, from New Providence, and Mary, jscoss,
from Boilon.—Sailed the Maria, Rums, and
Aetive, MiDouoat.t., for Philadelphia ; View
Anna, view Maria, Twe Cr&
fullers, --, and CU:haven. MEYER, for Hans-
burgh ; Margarett, for Dublin ; Camper:,
down, Roasarsos, for St. Vincent, ; and Hannah'
Mangy, for Lilbon.

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Daoll.lf-LANI.--Laft night MTS. JORDAN returned
her fituation on the boards of this Theatre, per.
forming the charaCter of Miji Prgo,in The Comely
Girl, when the experienced a warm greeting from
a very numerous and fathioaable audience.—,Mrs.
JORDAN looked extremely well, and played with
her ufual Spirit. The part of Nag& was refped•
ablr fuftained byWaouowrow, vice Krro,feverely
inchfpofed with the gout.
ENGLISH STATS LOTTRIT.--TINTN-DAT-.—No.
35,806, drawn a Prits of Sol.
Undrawn Tickets and Shares are felling every
day from 8 to 9 o'clock in the morning, and from
a to 8 o'clock in the evening, at the old eftablithed
Offices of T. BISH, NO. 4, Cornhill, London, Mfri.
chefter, and Edinburgh.

STATE Of THE IVHEIEL.
a Prizes 'l4. 30Pso 6 Print cia. shoo
s Ditto sottoo 9 Ditto :pas
3 Ditto zo,coO . 33 Ditto 500
3 Ditto s,ocrs &c. In. an.

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4.ONDON: Printed fee the PEOPIRTOIII, by JOHN
DAMN'!" Carnabrftrert), It the 97Ae Pa:lcmto-
Orrice, No s, Carey-ftree; and poi *id by I EVEL
N'l', (o( Canterbury-place, Lambeth ~. at Na I. Carey•
ken, and at the 9141111,9tf1a. TOMpit-&r; to wbkb•
Oilice all communication ter We limo' are reimasi to
be atkirelled.
London, England, 1801-03-13

Boxes 35.---Area 3s.—Gallery as.
Doors to he opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to
begin at Eight.
I'laces for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Mufte
‘Varehoure, I.eicefter-Place, Leicefter-fquare; where may be
bad, and of Longman and Rees; Paternofter-row, a Propofal
tor Printing by Subleription, in Two quarto Volumes, em-
bellithed with forty Plata in aqua tints, and fixteen Vignettes,
OBSERVATIONS, the Refult of a TOUR through almoft the
%whole. of England, and a eonfiderable part of Scotland, in a
Series of Letters, written to a large number of intelligent and
rerpeditable friends, by Mr. DIE', DIN. A Specimen of the
Prints and a part of the Pictures may be fan, free of expenee,
at t.eicetter-Place.

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he Songs in the Cate-Houle are all publithed, and may be
bad at Mr. Dibdin's Wareboufe. _ _

The Entertainments of &ma Saud will continue open Mon-
days, Thurfdays, and Saturdays, till the 28th of March, when
it will dale for the Scafon. • •