biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
Star.
London, England, 1801-03-13

NAUTICAL INTELLIGWCE.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH u.

The TRITON, of 32 guns, Capt. GORE, WII;c1;
arrived here yefterday, experienced a tnelancholy
accident during her cruise : it appears that on
'Saturday laft the 4th inftant, whilft cruifing
the Penmarks, feveral (mall veffels were difcovered
at anchor in creeks along the coal}, which they
had been firing at, and fent away one of tlifir
boats to attempt to cut out a French (loop, hat
they were prevented from executing this fervice,
by the annoyance they met with from a large
field-piece, which the French brought down dole
to the thore : about three o'clock P. M. the Offi-
cer of the watch on deck went down into the cabin,
to report that he had difcovered a velrel at anchor
under a battery, and within gun-floc of the flip ;
and in confequence the aftermoft gun on the
board-fide, without the cabin, was clean.: to he
difcharged at her, but in firing, it unfortunately
bur% by which melancholy. accident, Lieutenant
Ay.vosto, and Turmas YELL,Gunner's-Mate, were
killed, and 18 others wounded (tome nightly) :
past of the quarter-deck was blown up, the parti.
tion of the cabin knocked to pieces, and Tome of the
fragments of the gun defcended through the main-
deck to the gun-room, and did other confiderable
damage; the explofion was fo great, that it was appro.
hended the fhip had heenblown up, and fora time the
greateft conflernation prevailed. Lieut. ALFORD
had dined with the Captain, and was with him at
the time the (ever to be lamented) intelligence
was brought by the officer of the watch, as was
alto- the Purfer, and feveral Midfhipmen, all of
whom were knocked in different directions by the
explofion, and covered with blood : Lieutenant
ALFORD flood very high in the eflimation of his
brother officers ; and it is faid, that the Navy
cannot boaft a better officer : his remains are to be
interred on Friday next, when the officers and
fhip's company are to attend, as the laft teftimony
of their regard and affection for fo valuable an
officer.—The privateer which came in yefterday,
is the MOUCHERON, of 16 guns, and 130 men;
captured Tome time ago by the REVOLOTIONSAIRE,
of 44 guns, Captain TWTSDEN, and is laft from
Cork—the REVOLUTIONWAIRI is alto arrived.
London, England, 1801-01-21

FROM BAVARIA, JANUARY 4.

The corps o f Conde is now entirely removed to
that part of Carinthia unoccupied by the French.
It is reduced to 14500 men, partly, bccaufe fince it i
has been quartered in Volhynia, it has gained no
incrcafe, but on the contrary, numbers of them
have returned to France, and partly from the great
bites they have fultained in the late adions upoit
the Inn and the Saltza. Befides the Prince of
CONDE, three of the French Princes remain
with the corps, viz. the Dukes of ANGOULEME,
BERRY, and ENGIIIEN, though the Duke de BERRY
is properly in the Neapolitan fervice. Inffead of
Colonel RAMSAY, Mr. WOOD remains at their
head-quarters as die Britint Commilrary. The
contribution upun Upper Aullria has been re-
duced by the French to eight millions of livres,
which the States are negociating for at Vienna.
London, England, 1801-01-21

AUGSBURGH, JANUARY S.

The Prince de LIGNE, the Prince of LicIiTFN-
STEIN, and General MESCARt, prifoners to the
French, are gone to Strafburg ; but General Lop-
roar, who is alfo a prifoner, is lick at Saltzburgh,
where the French General MANGIN IS dead of the
wounds he received on the 25th ult. The Canon,
brothcr to the Prince of LICNTENSTEIN, in conk-
quence of his being made a prifoner, has 101 l the
value of 30,0 o florins in horfes, equipage, and
' other valuables, including 6000 florins, a prefent
intended for PEECY, the French furgeon, but the
latter has been molly replaced.
The French Commandant has apprized the in-
habitants of the quartering of a great number of
troops, three divifions of Moaesu's army being
upon the point of removal to Suabia ; but to their
nnfpeakable comfort he has alfo aiTured them,
that this is the haft vifit they have to expea, as
peace is no longer to be doubted. Befides depriv-
ing Saltzburgh of its artillery, it teems the French
have given the inhabitants a very tignificant in-
vitation to fend their gold and lilver to the Mint,
by way of a loan. •

HANAtT, JAN. 6.
A free paffage for the corps of At.atwt through
the Gallo Batavian army has been agreed upon,
to enable the former to join the Imperial Grand
Army. Their route is by way of Bamberg. Am-'
GERLAIi's head quarters are removed to Warta-
burgh ; and in the late affair, ac:ording to the
French accounts, At.s 'NI loft 114 men, and them-
' felves only 39 in number.
Several couriers on their way to and from Vi-
enna have affured enquirers, that the prelimina-
ries of peace arc already figued.

HAMBURGH, JAN. 13.
An approximation between the Ruffian Count
and the Batavian republic, through the mediation
of Sweden, is much talked of, conferences having
been opened witli that view at Stockholm on the
3oth ult.
Mr. DRUMMOND, the Engin Charge d'Affaires
at Copenhagen, has trantinitted a note upon the
fubjeft of the Northern Confederacy, which is laid
to have produced a very
.fpirited anfwer on the
part of the Dann Court, which Mr. DRUMMOND
immediately dilpatched to England in a frigate.
Citizen RAGNEVAL paffed through this city on
the loth, as a courier from Copenhagen to Paris.

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, JAN. a.

- - - -
Our King is at Peteriburgh with Tome particu-
lar friends, and was received with great diflinc-
tion. The two Sovereigns have had numerous
conferences. A itrifl convention is fait' to have
been entered into between them. It is slated that
a treaty of fublidy to Sweden of a confiderable
amount, and alto a treaty of commerce, have
been concluded. A main flipulation is the re-
conquelt of the ifland of Malta.
London, England, 1801-01-21

VACCINE POCK INS7TfUTION:

No. 3, Gulden-fquare.
rrHE Inflitution for the Inoculation of the
•L Vaccine Peck being rentovld from Warwick-Brea, to a
larger and snore convenient Houk, Nu. 3, in Golden-(quart,
Notice thereof is hereby given to the Governors in particular,
and the Public in general; and a continuance of their rupport
is earneftly folieited her extending the Benefits of this Inocula-
tion. Sulifcribers of One Guinea per annual, arc entitled to
have two Patients conitantly uu the Books.
Subfcriptions are received by Marrs. Devayncs and Co.
Paß-Mall; and by the Secretary at the Inltinnien, where
further particulars may bebad. By Order,
WILLIAM SANCHO, Secretary

-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, EIGHTEEN
JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS,'who may have coa-
ti:lnt Employ at zits. per Week, on applying to Mr. Hogarth,
or Mr. Lawrie, at GREAT YARMOUTH.

AGentleman who has been dal le:illy educated,
wirhes to engage himfell as a Private Tutor, to inftiud
one young potion cir more in the dm! Languages. The molt
unwearied alUduity would be mese:fed both for the moral and
intellettual imprintement of his Pupils.
A retired sod comfortable Situation k his principal object..

. .
P. g The Advertifer has no übjeELon to receive propciala
from any eligible Seminary.
I.etters addreSA (poll paid) to L. V. at Mr. Currell's
High-ltreet, Winehefter, will be duly regardod.
London, England, 1801-01-21

PRUSSIA.

BERLIbi, JANUARY so.
England has informed our Court that the is on
the point of being engaged in a war with Ruffin,
and that the time of the year alone prevented the
commencement of hollilities. Couriers Are palling
through this city between Ruffia and France.
Citizen LOUIS BONAPARTE is Hill here. Our
arfenal contains a itatue of FREDERICK the Fird,
King of PruffiA, a matter-piece of its kind : this
we are told the King intends as a preterit to the
towp of Koningiberg, in Pruffia.
The exportation of wheat from Altmark and
Priegniffe has lately undergone new reftriEtions,
and the military upon the frontiers have been in-
veiled with difcretionary powers for the purpofe
of enforcing them.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-01-21

~:

Os Sunday lag, Mr. Cberies Sine/ear, of Mile-end, in the
77th year of his age, many years s ftatioser in Lombard-itreet
On the nth ult. at Edinburgh, the Re•. Mr. Jof. Robertfon.
M'Grrgor, many years Minifter of the Gaelic Congregation
there.
London, England, 1801-01-21

IOST, fuppoled to have been dropped between
the EANK and Mtffrs. DOWN, THORNTON. and Cc'a
A EANK sarL for Inca No. 910, dated abih January.
aSur.—Who,ver will bring tar fame to McTrs. BARBER agd
SNIITH's, No. 9. Swteting.--alley, Royal-Exchange, than be
handiumely 1 warded...—Payment R flopped at the Bank, &c.
Janu try xu, te.ol.

SORGIIGNS, AFOTIII.CAIKLES, rim
TO BE SOLD BY AL CTION,
By Mr. POSTAN,
By Oider of the Trustees, on the Presnifcs, No. az, Earl-
kllaelticiars, on Friday next, at Eleven o'Clock,
ALL the Neat and Genuhle HOUSEHOLD
I.URNITURI, Limn, China, Library of Medical and
other Books; an ha...llent EiEht Day Clock in Mahogany
Cafe, Groiyo Work, Ike.: together wita the Stock in Trade,
Fisturt s, arid oiliest v 11414,1.2 EiTedls of Mr.THOMAS JEF-
FERYS, St and *Apothecary; comprizing 'Fwn Hun-
dred Flint roppor !Souks, Shcw Glaffits, Gallon Bottltts,
Bales, j,ifrs, Copper Scales, Marble and Iron Mortars, various
Drugs, and a Mahogany 'Fop Counter; capital Nt II; of
Drawers. shelves; a Copper Still and Tub; a capital Flcelr
fying Machine, with Apparatus complete, and other valuable
Articles.
The Furniture ronfilts of Fourspolt and Tent Bediteads,
with Cotton Furnitures; Goofe Fresher-beds and Bedding;
Maluagany double and Angle Cheil of Drawers, Bureaus, and
Boo.eafes; a Alalitte any Celleret Sideboard; a let of excellent
M Ilvsgany Dining Tables ; fet of capital Mahogany Chairs,
Dining aryl Pembroke Tables, elegant Pier Glaffes, Carpets,
Oil-cloths, Pantheon Bath Stoves; a capital Window-range,
with an Oven; a Smoke-jack, large Coppers, Lead Ciftern,
Iron-bound Calks, ufeful Kitchen Requilites, and numerous
other Articles.
To be viewed on Thurfday.—Catalogues may be bad on the
Premifes, and of Mr. Pollan, Alder,ratc-ftrect.
London, England, 1801-01-21

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 19.

Came in, the Hawaii, of Poole, JAMES ALLEN
mailer, from Newfoundland, bound to Poole,
laden with fifh and oil: fhe was taken by la Rufe
French privateer, of 18 guns, on the 9th inftant,
and retaken by his Majefly's fhip At 4 tite, of 44
guns, Captain HERBERT, on the t7th following.
The privateer had taken four other prizes ; but
three of them were again recaptured. Alfo ar-
rived the SPITFIRE, of 20 guns, Captain KkEN,
from a cruize.
London, England, 1801-01-21

NAUTICAL IN'

MAILS THIS Di'
ARRIVED
0 Hamburgh,
I Dublin. Jan• k 7)
2 Waterford, Jan. x ;
Donnaghadee, Jln

This Evening a Mall will be
Office for the Leeward 'Bands,
Indies M the PRINCE ERNEST
lying at Falmouth ready for lea.

BRIXHAM, J,

Arrived le JUSTE, man
,d Fleet, with the lois of

Sailed the CENTAUR MO
Filet. Arrived and fink
ratchcs to and from the (

PLYMOUTH, j

Caine in, the HAWKE,
mailer, from Newfound
laden with fifh and oil: 1}
French privateer, of 18
and retaken by his Majef
guns, Captain HERBERT,
The privateer had taken
three of them were again
rived the SPITFIRE, of 2C
from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH,

Arrived a French lug
Avivels and (mall arms, p
frigate.

DOVER, JAIN

Danifh and Swedifhvcf
by the King's Cruisers, in
orders.

FROM LLOS

The !hips for Bengal, a
ward bound, which failed
—Wind S. W. blows hard

GRAN

Sailed the Triton,
Thomas, MASTER, for Af

JANI
On Friday morning lafl
by the Colleaor of the Cu
fiiling of all the Swedilh
prefent at this port ; in
order, an embargo was it
following, amounting to fi

SWEDES—The Hopper, We
terell ; Guftaff, Blackfladus ; Gu
derftrom ; Aurora, HU!man; NV
Dcrothea; Beckman; Caren, S
Wirgman ; Bettre Tide:, Dauer
tinencen,

DANES.—Phanix, Dakker;
ftrorn ; Hoffnung, Zuyderdyn.

An embargo is alfo laid
and Swedith veffels, throtig
Yefterday was brought
crew of the STORK !loop
LEWIS, from London to V
day laft by the STORK near 1
part of the Camilla's crew
taken except one boy, the
tirely taken poffeffion of by
On the gth ult. the Edi
Captain HYMER S ; and on
ditto, Captain HUTCHINS
from London, the latter In:
were captured of the Spti,
MAN'S privateers. This da
dore Of a fquaaron of priv
of Dunkirk, Calais, Bouloi
snerly in the famous An
TANDY. Soon after the al
took the Robert of Blyth,
sow, coal laden, and the 1
Captain S. GREY, of Newt
laden with timber. The T
was captured early in Decor
The Doris, of Sunderland, i
France.

The number of (hips
Lift year, amounted to 90,
194 r Swedifh, 3139 Englif
belonging to Peppenburgh,
to Oldenburgh, So to Bret
6o to Lubeck, 13 Ruffian,
Portuguefe.
Extra& of a letter from C
fhip Fifhburn, detained at
kiewcaale, dated Dorpat, it
18, iBOO. Sir—l take tl
forming you of our fituatim
from Riga on the If} Deco
this place on the t ith, after
of my own, and thirteen or
baggage, and at the fame
%v money on the road, or tl
I received So dollars from 11
FENTON, and our expellees a
during the time we were on
lowed 12i copecks a day, Ili
that is no more than will p
irrtkef is fevers to eight cop
:tr.,' my people do not meet
winter is over, we mull Ran
recent time barefoot, and i
that we cannot ftir out of
IllclTrs. TODD, MITCHELL, a
credit, but received no anfw
fo confuted a Rate, nor
IdVCS how loon they ma•
We are at liberty to
Cu: what money we have,
.is every thing is double the i
I 'on quartered upon the crlai
lot the people on that of an
i: totally diverted of humank
" Your humble
London, England, 1801-01-21

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind S.S. W.
AILIIITED
o Hamburgh,
• Dublin. Jan. 17,
2 Waterford, Jan. 17, 18.
• Donnagbaclec, Jan. t 7.
_

DOZ.

_
This Peeling a Mail will be made up at the General Poll
Office for the Leeward Matas, to be conveyed to the Welt
Indies in the PRINCI ERNZiT Packet, Captain PLTRIC, now
lying at Falmouth ready for fea.
London, England, 1801-01-21

BRIXHAM, JANUARY tg.

Arrived le JUSTE, man of war, from the Chan-
nel Fleet, with the lofs of her bowfprit.
Sailed the Csw rani man of war to the Channel
met. Arrived and failed the MEG/tae, with dif-
patches to and from the Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1801-01-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, January 22, iBor,
their Majeftles servantsrag will set Shaberpesre's Hiftorical
JOHN.
T
KING
'lung Jan, Mr. KEMBLE ; Huhn% Mr. BARRYMORE.
Philip, King of France, Mr. WRODOHTON.
Counance, Duellers of Brittany, Mn.SiDDONS.
After the Play, ((alit time), a new Pantomime, called
HARLEQ_UINAMULET ;
Or, THE NTAOICK Olr MONA.
With New Scenery, Machinery, Dreirs, and Deeeradona.
To conclude with a MOVING PANORAMA.
The New Overture,'Songs, and Chorurres, by Mr. Shaw,
With Sticdtions from the late Mr. Storage and Mr. Kelly.
This Evening—The inconftant ; with Harlequin Amulet.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, January 22, 1801,
will be preferred a Tragedy, called
MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ;
Maeda; Mr. POPE; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY;
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
Vlo which will be added the Comic Opera of
THE POOR SOLDIER.

This Bycning--(by Command of thcir Majellirs)--The Schobi
for Piejudicc ; with Harlequin's Tour.

THIRTY-SECOND NIGI4 T.
SANS SOUCI.

EY the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CIIAIRRILRLAneb
rrO.MORROW EVENING, January 22, I Sor,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leice,fter-Place,
Lticeiter-lquare, an Entertainment, entirely New, caned
THE CAKE-HOUSE.

Arrangement of the Recitation and Soap :
PART I.
Bee. Dregs and his Vitra. Ree. Agreeable Company.
Song. 'Perpetual Youth. Song. 'Love and Reafon.
Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rec. A Receipt to Kill Wives.
Song. 'Lottery of Wedlock. Song. 'The Poet and paper.
Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Danfe.
Song. 'Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet.
and Nancy.

PART R.

&Ole Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club.
Song. • &other Jack. Song. •The Thing, the Kick
Rec. Sailors. and the Go.
Song. •Filial Love. Rec. The Mefs.
Rec. A return of Rearms. Song. • ►ack at Greenwich.
Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Mors Plotting.
Song. Great News.
PART
Rec. Honed Caleb. Rec. The Two Doelom
Song. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird.
Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps.
Soog. •Another Cup and then. Song. • Echo.
Rec. Which is the way to Rte. The Coup de Grace.
Wlndfor t Song. •The Union.
Song. •A Little!
The whole Is written, and compered, and will be rpoken, rung
London, England, 1801-01-21

CIRCULATING i.IBRAILY.

ANY Perfon inclined to commence a Circulat-
Librarf, has now an opportunhy of purchalir.g 240
Volumes of Hillary, Voyages, and Travels, Miccellancous, &c.
&c. all modem; 2102 Volumes of Novels 1 tt9 Plays, odtavo,
modern; So Plays, 1 arno.
N. B. In this Colleftion is a number of very rcarce Novels,
not to be met with at any prices. A manuccript Catalogue
may bs leen at No. w 7, Newgate-itrect.
London, England, 1801-09-22

A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA.
LUABLE ESTATES, IN AND NEAR THE TOWN OF
SHREWSBURY,--TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Early ib Odober next ; confining of
ALL that molt defirable MANSION, called
the ABBY, with the Gardens, Hot.boofes, Pllll-pnedg,
and Pleafure Grounds th.creunto belonging, delightftdly Grunted
in the vicinity of the &id Town of Shrewfbury
AU that Manor and Water Corn Mill, called the ABBY
MILL: A very valuable Farm, called MONXMOOR ;

Several Pleeeior Parcels of excellent Meadow and nature
Land, in and near the Abby-Forrgatc and Calcium :
Sundry Manages, Gardens and Lands, in Murivance and
St. AulUn's Friars

Ago, We feecralEarrns, Situate in Neticy and Wrentnall,
In the Parilbes of Stapleton and Church Pulvcrbatfh, in the
County of Salop ;
Particulars of the feveril ERates are now pteparing, and will
he ready to be delivered on Wedndllay the !nth day of Sep-
tanber Maine, at Richard Griffiths, Efq.'s, Chapel Stairs,
Lincoln's Inn, London; at the Lion and Talbot Inns, and at
the Offices of biers. Jeffreys, Lloyd, and Afterky, Attonnes,
Shrewflittly..—September
London, England, 1801-09-22

DONCASTER RACES,

The famous match between Sir H. Vanes Cock.
Weer and Mr. johnfon's Sir Solomon, was run oo
Saturday, and won by the latter with great cafe
The refult has difappointed the !porting men, who
backed Cocifigker, on whom the odds in London
were 5 and 6to ;in Yorkfhire, among the com-
mon people, all of whom are fportfmett, a to ty
and on the field, the day of the race, $ to 4. sod
't t to 8. Corifighter was looked upon as one of
the bed horfes in the country, hating won ever,
thing ; and, being a Yorkfhire both, and the pro.
perty of Sir H. Vane, great confidence was placed
in him. Sir Sokoon was alto known to be an ex*
cellent horfe ; he has won every thing this year,
and particularly diftingulthed hirnfelf at Newcafllo
Coc4fiihter was rode by one of Sir H. T.
Vane's (table-boys; Sir Solomon was rode by Shep-
herd, one of the heft Yorkfbire jockies. They car-
ded equal weights. Not only did Contighter tole,
but, it teems, he had no chance with his antagor
nift, whom he never once headed, and Sir Ssississ4
won in a canter. Vail !urns of money were de-
pending ; not lefs perhaps than so,oool. The
whole sporting world went from London to be
prefent at the match, and a great crowd of the
firft nobility and gentry of the North were prefent.
The Ludes ran the diftance (four miles) in fewest
minutes and ten fecunds. It is not believed that
Sir H. Vane had more money depending than the
flake of wogs. named in the lift ; but he is not
deemed bottom on the Turf, and tome conjedure
that this beating will difglift him at it altogether.
Mr. johnfon, the owner of Sir Solomon, is a gentle-
man of large fortune in the North, who peter
comes to London, but !ports freely on the Turf,
keeps fine racers, and is deemed a good judge.—
Doncader not only overflows with the bed com-
pany, and is full of mirth and arnufement, but a
cloud of coleurr, ovitissers, and halrrifelbers, are
gone down tiorn London to attend the Races.--
I'l' ch good !port is expt died there this week ; fe-
ver.: capital, horfes ale eltereo.—Among o:bcrs,
effigker and Sir Wooing are entered to ran araidt
carh aka. fur the Cup to-morrow ; but it is
thought Sir Harry will draw the former, As h ii
one who works tip againil the tide. We than
I" whet& he even allows Cocinghter to run for
the Doncaller Stake., for which Sir Saloom is not
entered. Lord Darlington's aNti/e/ Aie/ocii catete4
for this day, hi oqt wcll.

----1°

con
iacrth

-sueMhz 1

NAM
Issi

Ike
X sew

Pack at

Set

ral
Sad
(Lan's
bf.do. 3
Straw ,
2-5
da. 3
Bel
De
Sul
De
A lei
that au
confide
a quart
earthqu
were av
tation,
the fun

a quart
Yfte

A be*
Crl.ll Hills
from above
mains wit/
the coorfe
moved In I
Mini, VI
vein in the
Tratton of
poor anirm
manner, th
tan, from
OR brigling
tlaa.ty Mn
In 4o minty
.4 tic of th
Tbc Tn
Rada, ma
tuna for of
ants, A. h
ter. Surtax
rade and 0
nature of el
en* by Pc
imam On
N.E.
Barn Book
terary char
nutlfm. Sc:

&c. &c: and
CAUTIW,
words " Ps
orthr prime
tbc ham('
Peelluns wi
London, England, 1801-09-22

£IIIUTIC4L I,N7ELLIGENC.S.

MAILS ThIS DAT...Wind N. W.
awl to
o Hamburgh, Sept zj
o Dublin,
I Waterford, Sept. 17,
I Donnaglaadee, Sept. tp,l
•
I Lace, Sept. 4,

io-
I
s
I
e

Arrived the Thaw* frigate, with the fleet nnder
convoy from the Leeward Ulan& Sailed the
Kira Glows cutter, with the outward bound
under convoy to Portfmouth.—Wind N. by W.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER sr.
Arrived a Spanifh cartel from Martinique, and
SZRFINT floop from Ireland.

FALMOUTH,

Arrived the HAmt.scLysts packet, Capt. Guy,
from Lifbon in 16 days, with a mail dated Sept. 4.
The HALEVIN failed from hence the loth of
' Auguft, and arrived at LiNon on the as fl, where
the found the PHAETON frigate of 8 guns, Capt.
Moseys, which failedson a cruize the 26th.—The
VOLTIOEUR (loop of war and the PRINCE ADOL-
PHUS packet, with Mails England, arrived
there during the time the lay in the Tagus; on the
4th intl. the received the Mails and failed for Eng-
' land; (poke his blajefty's (hip Issmorrsi.sys, on
the s3th inn. after a chafe of fome hours, and ar-
rived here this evening. The paffengers are Major
Stmcisia, Major %saw, Captain (ll:sass', Cap-
tain Fims.syl Mr. Ossccsms, and Mr. MOROAN.-.-
,The LORD CHARLES SPENCEt, with the Leeward
Minas Mail of this month, will fail as Comas the
wind will permit.

Pat in here in a diftreffed Rate the brig Char.
lotte, Capt. BOULDFII, from London, bound to
Africa, having fprung a leak, and bothr pumps
ehoaked. Sailed the fhip Veftal, Captain Hur-
tHINSON, for London, laden with coffee, fugar,
&c. laft from the Weft-Indies, having parted con-
voy. The Kino Gioia°, packet for Lifbon, and
CHESTERFIELD for America, remain on account
of contrary winds.
Arrived late this evening. the American Chip
Martyn, Capt. Caou.sw, in eight days from St.
Seballiao, to refit for the Eaff-Indies : two days
prior to her failing, advices were received of a
quarrel having taken place in the Province of Va-
lentia, between the French and Spaniqi troops, in
which the French are Laid to have had 8o killed.

GREENOCK.

The *ft failing brig Swan, Captain HATR tCR,
hobs St. Lucia, one of the Leeward Ifland fleet,
arrived here iellerday t parted convoy on the sth
inAant, in a very heavy gale at N. N. W. in tat.
♦7f. long. go. On the Bth, fell in with the 'hip
Duke of Kent, of Glafgow, Warr, bound- for
Liverpool, one of the fleet, which had alto parted,
and kept company till they made the land. On
the 9th, fell in with an armed fchooner, full of
men, Handing to the wellward, but could not fay
whether the was an enemy's veffel or not. On the
following day, (poke a Britifls frigate on a ernize
but i► blowing very hard at the time, could not
learn her name.—Spoke alto a Liverpool 'hip, one
of the fleet, off the Saltees, the Captain of which
informed Captain HATRIC IC, that 75 fail had part-
the fleet on the sth.
London, England, 1801-09-22

AGENTEgt DWELLING HOUSE corn.
furniked In an elegant modern Stile, and coo-
talning three Parlours, a Drawing Room, and fit Bed Rooms,
alto three Ditto Rooms for Servants, detached, with a coirend
way leading to a good Kitchen, with all other convenient Of-
fices, good. Cellaring, Coach Houle fat three Carriages, and
Stabling for Ss Harks, with a Oardes suitably wailed in, whole
Fruit Trees are la high Purfedisio. A Family may be supplied
with Butter, Milk, and Cream.
The lituation is elevated and healthy, fronting and command-
ing a good view of the Sea, at the diltance of half a mile. A
Bathing Machine Le kept by the Propritmr; and its vicinity
near to the celebrated Wwriag Plato Bognor, sullen there is
alto a Hot Sea Rath, fo much reforted be by tome of the Mit Fa-
milies in the Kingdom, It makes Aldwick Place a Tay defirable
madam,
N. B. It is half a mile out of the high road holt Olileheiter
to Bognor, between which these Is a regular conveyance every
Mg.—Panther Particular, may be had, and the • Presidia
viewed, by applying to Mr. Joseph Ruglefe the Propektor, at
Aldwiek Place.
London, England, 1801-09-22

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVASAMD, SEPT. at.—Pared by, the New
Grove, BARCLAY, from Surinam ; Governor Dal-
zel, Mali m I IS, from Demerara ; Eurydice, CAM h
vox, from Martinique; Supply, HALL ; and Ran-
ger, —from Peteriburgh ; Draper, Las, from
New York ; Sufannah, CARA, from Africa ; Eliza,
Wasirrsz ; and Britifn King, TORRE, from Vir-
ginia.—Sailed the Maria, for Hamburgh ;
Draper, PINK ERTOM, for Belfalt ; Nancy, CA NIP-
BF t.z., for Cork; CathArine, Jonas; Commerce,
WALE a a ; and Perfeverance, WALK aa, for Dublin.
London, England, 1801-01-26

FALMOITrH, JANUARY 23.

By the LADY HOBART Packet which landed her
I mails here yefterday from Jamaica, we learn that
the arrived at Barbadoes on the 26th of October,
at Martinique on the 28th, where were lying 'his
Majefty's Ships LEVIATHAN, of 74 guns, Admiral
DUCKWORTH ; the Tamatt, of 38 guns, Captain
WESTERN, la Dam:, of 38, Captaiif HARVEY;
*nut, of 38, Captain Sir F. LAFORZY ; Suitt-
wan, of 18, Captain COLE ; and arrived at Jamaica
on the itth of November, where the found his
Majefty's Ship CARNATIC, of 74 guns, Captain
SMITH ; THUNDERER, of 74, Captain HARDY;
ABERGAt Y, of 54, Captain MENDS ; ACAS-
TO, of 40, Captain FELLOWS; la DECADE, of 36,1
Captain RUTHERFORD ; MELAMPUS, of 36, Cap-
tain MOORE ; QIIIISBC, of 32, Captain BAYKTUN ;
JuNo, of 3t, Captain DUNDAS ; SURPRIKE, of 32,
Captain LAROCHE ; Mraux, of 16, Captain St.
CLAIR ; and LARK, of 16, Captain Loma o.—
During the time fhe remained at Jamaica the
ANI ra tow, of 32 guns, Captain BENNET ; and
RETILIBUTION, of 32, Captain FOSTER, arrived
there-; and the MELAMPWI, Ammon, Meat's,
la DECADE, and AUCKLAND Packet failed from
thence. The LADY HOSART left Jamaica on the
Bth of Dec'ember, under convoy of his Majelly's
thip CALYPSO; and the TINUNDIRER failed on a
cruise at the fame time; the CALYPSO convoyed
her till the 27th, when the parted company. She
afterwards experienced fome tempeftuous wea-
ther, and made much water in herhold, but for
tinitely arrived here fife.
The patfengers are Mr. Placoca and Mr. HlO
-
WALL. •

Sailed the DIMS or CUMIIRRLAND Packet, with
tlie American Mails of this month. The. Pain-
c si CHAILLOTTI Packet, with' the Jamaica Mails
of this month ; and theWALSING H An Packet,with
the Lifbon Mails of the 6tb and 13th
The ICING GEORGI, with the Lifbon Mail of the
aoth instant, is detained for a Mefrenger.
Sailed alfo the American brig James, Captain
Psoarc a, for Lisbon; and the American !hip
Juno, Captain CLAM, for Teneriffe. The fri-
gates male a fignal of failing with the convoy for
Africa, Lifbon, and the Mediterranean, but were
prevented from getting out, as the wind blows
strong at N. N. E.
- - -

The KING Gtoact Packct with the Mails of,
the xoth, is expeeted to fail in the morning for
Lilbon.
London, England, 1801-01-26

PLYMOUTH, JAPFUAILY'I4

Came in, the Danith brig Lykke Spell, of 'vl,,
rum, Captain JERITT HVGIIE Voss, from Oaend,
to St. Martin's, in balla captured by the Caw.
TA IJ it, of ye guns, Captain MANAHAN, who has
alfo captured another Denali vefel, laden with
nuts : the latter hasnot yet arrived.
Came in, the HAZARD, of 16 guns, Captain
BUTTE LLLLL from the eaftward, and failed again
this morning to the weftwarcl.
Sailed the Reseals, of 18 guns, Capt. Sricsa.
on a cruize and the SER swr, of t 8 guns, to the
weftward.
London, England, 1801-01-26

NAVAL APPOINTMINTS,

Admiral Sir HYDZ P is to be Commander in Chief
in the North Sea.

Vice•Admini Lord Ntisow, fecond in command, and to
Mill his Rag on board the Neptune ;
And Rear-Admiral Sir G. W. FAIRFAX. third.
Captain DOUZTT, of the &Italie, is to be Firft Captain to
the Commander in Chief.

Captain LUMIDAIN I fuccecils him in the command of the
above fhip.
Captain LAWFOID, to the Invincible.
Captain Cnaau' Haan, to the Madras.
Captain WIRTZ tothe Sulphur.
Captain Ha tit to the Hecla.
Captain RAIIIIIITT to the Sovereign.
London, England, 1801-01-26

BREST. JANUARY 8.

Yeaerday evening at five o'clock, the expedi.
tion under the orders of Rear AdmiraIGAUTHEAME
fet fail. It confab of the following flips, viz.
ski,,. Gus. Consarhuderi.
Indinfibte SO Captain Gou Kam
- 8e ALARY.
- So MA &WV W.
74 FAURE.
- 74 - CNRISTIPATIERE.
74 ..•• BERCIRE r.
74 --- MOYNE.
IS DDRI)EI IN.
It: GOI:ECE.
NIMEL.

Formidable -
Indomptable -
Conititution -
Defaix - -
Dix Auout -
jean Lan •
Bra -
Creole
yatour lugger

This morning the expedition call anchor at Ber.
theaume, three leagues from this place; in the
evening it was out at fea. We are ignorant of its
dellisration.

ALGEMRAS, DECEMBER r 4.

ThePaincy Englifh brig, commanded by Captain
CHAIM!! Nevins, Lieutenant in the Britiffi navy,
with three other officers, and 58 men, and mounting
1+ eighteen pound carronades, and two fix poun-
ders, has been taken by the Spanifh privateer gm.~
boat the St. Francis Xavier, and the Puiff.int, Cap:
tain Menet. VILLAivs, with 4j men, and one 24.
pounder, and two 6.pounders : they took the brig
by boarding her on the sd inftant, between the
points of Carnero and la Almina de Ceuta, after
an engagement of two hours and a half: we had
one man ....Med and threewounded ; the enemy had
one killed, and thirteen wounded.

The above brig failed from Plymouth on the 2:d
of November, with difpatches for Gibraltar, and
bad touched at Li fbon. The difpatches were thrown
overboard before the Rruck. This :lay the entered
this port from Ceuta, after palling within gun-
fhot of two k:riglifli 'hips of war, and 'reaped from
a brig anchored in the Bay of Gibraltar, which
endeavoured to cut her off ; the faperior failing
however of the prize, being co bottomed, made
all attempts to come up with- her
(Signed) JOMN BAIMLII.

His MAJESTY will LO-MOITOW go in Rate to the
Houle of Peers, which is expelled to be croudeel
with Ladies, the demand for admifflons being an-
ufually great.
The Princefs of WALES gave a grand dinner
yellerclay at Blackheath ; about fix and twenty
fat down ; fome of them Cabinet Minißers.
The SPEAKER of the Houle of Commons took
the Chair on Saturday at twelve o'clock, and the
(wearing in of the Members continued till halfpaft
three ; after which the Houle adjourned till twelve
o'clock this day.
On Saturday Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON Ins
prefented with the Freedom of the borough of Ply-
mouth, by the Mayor and Aldermen at Hoe
Gate Houle, where they affembled for that purpde.
The French Papers are altogether filent retpelt.
ing the report copied into our Paper of Friday
from a Morning Print of the preceding day,
which mentioned that Paris Papers had been re-
ceived, Rating that the Cater Consul. had put
twelve hundred perfons under confinement in
France. The report is evidently unfounded.
The Anniverfary of the Birth-day of Mr. Fox
was celebrated on Saturday laR, by feveral eom•
panics in the metropolis, who met to bear mai-
mony to the talents and virtues of that exalted
ftatetman.
At the Brinjh Coffee.houte a fele& company of
fifty gentlemen met on the oceafion, and paired
the day in the utmoll conviviality. Mr. Fox en-
tend into his 53d year.
London, England, 1801-01-26

aALL.O-11ATAVIA14 ARMY'.

THE CitaltAt
TO . OF O
THEtEISION,TER OP WAR, CHIRP OF Tilt STAFF,
MINIS •
Head-quarters at Nuremberg, January 3.
Citizen Minifter--I have the honour to inform
you that in confequence of the firft article of the
asaaftice concluded by the army of the Rhine, the
hue agreed upon between the General in Chief Art
GUAM!, and Lieutenant-General the Baron de
&osseous, will ftretch from Bayerdorf to Liche-
tench, following the right bank of the R ednitz, as
fir as the line o?neuirality. This line will then
ids by Forcheim, Bamberg, Baurtch, Staffelften
and Lichtenech. The Gallo-Batavian army fhall
occupy Nuremberg, as conneded with the line of
Rednitz. From high confideration for his High-
neis Prince CHARLES, and agreeably to the de-
mand of the Baron Si m sec HEN, the paffage of the
Mein at Halftatt will be granted to the Baron AL-
sigh in cafe that Minifter fhall wills to
cantifelf to the grand army. The line of nments
of the army of the Rhine, in the neighbourhood
of the Gallo-Batavian army, (hall extend from Ra-
tilbon to Newmark, and from Newmark to Gem-
fheim upon the Rhine, pafling by Lehlber, Ro-
temburg, Lachtlburg, Morbach, and Oppenheim.
The Gallo-Batavaan army Mall take its canton-
ments between the line above-mentioned, the line
of Rednitz, and that of the neutrality and the
Nidda. The divifion of BARBOSIE !hall occupy the
line of Rednitz, and flail ftretch from Leichten-
vach to Nuremberg. The divifion of DuHESME
hall be cantoned on the branch of the Mein, be-
fore Rednitz, its left at Honigthofen, and its right
at Krelingen. The Batavian dividon. under the
command of General D UNION csA u, to which than
be united the referve of the Batavian cavalry, (hall
have its cantonments on the two other branches
of the Mein, and the Taub, Franckfort, and Af-
chaffenburg, (hall be occupied by the battalions of
the a7th ; the park of artillery (hall be eftablifhed
in the caftle of Wurtzburgh. The General in
Chief fhall take up his bead-quarters at Wurtz-
burg. I falute you with refpei%
(Signed) ANDREOSSI.
London, England, 1801-01-26

immediately after will be sad ker Cargo,

ConSttinsi of the following Good% 2i2Z .
2343 Pieces of Caa Wood 6 Calks Sardinia'
15 Cam Capfican Pepper.
The above Velfel and Cargo may be viewed, and Catalogues
had three days before the Sale, on application to C.D. Symons.
Ship and Inforance Broker, Lloyd's or Will's Coffee-books,
London; of Edward Lyne, Efq. one of the Agents, Plymouth ;
or of Peter Symons, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-01-26

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, JANUARY 25.
The tranfports hating landed tome of the troops,
are gone to Ramtgatc to land the relL—Wind E.
N. E.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 25.
Paired by the Helen, --, from Savannah ;
Triton, from Riga ; Maria de Jonge,
Jonge Johannes, —, Jonge Aleppo, —; and
Liberty, MLLES, from Hamburgh ; and Adeona,
Rowi. E, from Lifboh.

Sailed the George, ; Lady St. John, —;
Phcenir, Douo Las ; Hope, —; add Honduras
Packet, GOODWIH, for Jamaica ; Ocean, —, for
New Orleans; and Alfred, —, for Tobago.
London, England, 1801-01-26

POIersMOUTH, JANUARY 35.

SIP ANDREW HAMMOND and Sir WILLIAM. who
have been here for there three days paft, infpeaing
the !hips in the harbour, have ordered the follow-
ing !hips to be repaired and ready for fia in fix
weeks at farthea: The GOLIAI4, VE NO RANCE, VAN-
GUARD, BRUNSWICK, HANNIBAL, and BELL EEO-
P HON.

Captain Sir JAMES SAVICLILIZ arrived here yer,
terday, and hoifted his flag on board the Cassaa.
Laft night arrived the Pcovsa and Names's,
with a convoy of outward-bound Eaft-Indiamen,
coallers, &c. from the Downs.

The Isis, of so guns, is ordered to convoy the
above fleet.

Sailed, the 9th regiment of Foot and Talbot
Fencibles, under convoy of the RAMBLER cutter,
for Guernfey : alfo, the LIDA, LAPWING, and
HARPY, on feparate cruizes.
London, England, 1801-01-26

Asa daty be owes to the Public, he again roquefts them to
make an early purchafe, being convinced, from the rapid Cale,
• the judicious arrangement of the prefeut Scheme (wherein Half
la Million of Mosey is at the difpofal of Dew Fertres), and the
.great Indus of Nobffity,.Gentry, and patens of refpedtability
,from the lifter kingdom, Sm. &e. that it is highly probable that
Tickets will be at. 101. before the Drawing. Clubs or parties
therefore would do well to come to 6s, Fleet-fixect, as it will
be a fare laving.
The full money will be paid at this Once, without dWcount,
at the ufnal date for the prefent Lottery.
Parries in the Comm'', by fending to this Office Port-Office
orders. Bank-notes, or calls, m.sy &p aid on having their orders
puatually executed With difpatch.
All Shares fold at this Office are regularly ftampcd at the
.Stamp-Office by order of Government, all* with the Crown,
Viand round it " Drummend, 6S, Fleet-ftrect."
Cos_efia Numerical Desks kept, Numbers cartfally examined.
isnd Wickets regiltcred at 64. per Number, and a true account
kr their Nevis rent by poll as loon as drawn.

CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared,
Co.and Regikered, by
HORNSBY and
Prism of Thirty Thoufand Pounds.
y Prizes of Twenty Tlinufand Pounds.
a Prizes of Fifteen Thoufand Po•inds.
• z 3 Prizes of Ten Tboufand Pounds.
zy Prizes of Five Thoufand Pounds.
30 Prizes of Two Thoufand Pounds.
49 Prises of One Tkoufand Pounds.
yg Prism of Five Hundred Pounds.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.
11011 U 011.11r1s10 Males a, Mr.
"T'HE Tickets* Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and
-11- Sixteenths, art now felling, in great variety of Numbers,
and az the bereft terms.
The Money for the Prises paid on Demand, by
HORNSBY and Co. Stuck-Brokers,
At their old-citabliiked State-Lottery Office,
Nw 56,, Downhill, oppofite the Royal Exchange, London ;
Alfo at Liverpool and Exeter.
Calvet Numerical and Reeter Books are kept, and Ticket,
and Shares reetered, at Sixpence per Number.
4:7' Orders accompanied with good Bills, payable at fight or
of a Ibort date, will be punetually attended to, precifely on the
fame terms as if prelent.
Leman (Post paid) duly eafwered, and Schemes grit is.
ahlalaret fold at this Office will be Ramped, agreeable to Aet
111Pireament, with the words " State-Lottery stamp-office."
Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their reveal As-
/hides, and all kinds of Government &cackles, bought and
I
W Commlban.
London, England, 1801-03-14

IViIUTICAL lIVT.ELLIGEIVCE.

By a private lettes., received froni Cork, we
learn, that the DRYAD frigate, Capt. MA %sr! r LD,
had captured, and fent in there, a Swedith (hip of
zo guns, after an action of ten minute:, in which
the Swede had (even killed, and 14 wounded.
Capt. MANSFIELD fummoned the Swede to furrcn-
der, raying he had orders to feize all Swcdifh,
Dani(h, and Ruffian (hips. The Swede reftifed,
and the aEtion commenced. Th: DRYAD had no
men either killed or wounded. The DRYAD has
alto taken, and fent into Cork, the Premi.a Con-
ful, of 22 guns, and 150 men.

FALMOUTH, MARCH ix.

Arrived the EARL GOWER packet, Capt. MAR-
STON, from Lifbon in t I days, with mails and dif-
patches : fhe failed from hence on the loth of laft
month, and arrived at Lifbon on the 16t11, where
fhe found off the Bar, his Majefty's (hips PRINCE
OF WALES, of 98 guns, le Jests, of 80, Yom-
PEE, of 80, COURArIFAUX, of 74, CUMBERLAND,
of 74, and SPENCER, of 74, together with the DIA-
MOND and TH A M Fs frigates, and .chive the remained
in the Tagus, his Majelly's fhip Mos TAGU arrived
there under jury mails; the THAMrS, MAIDSTONE,
and SEA HORSE, with part of the convoy; the
Pm Aron,from a crui ze ; ancr the NErc.Ev fehooner,
to repair Tome injury the had fuflained in her mails.
The EARL GOWER failed for England on the tft of
this month, leaving in the Tagus the Lady Shaw,
Albion, Mary, and Either, which had been cap-
tured by Spanith privateers ; the was prevented
failing on the preceding day on accotint of three
Spanifh privateers having failed from thence : fhe
arrived here this day, having paired his Majay's
fhip the ATENTURIER with a convoy round the Laid
in the morning. Wind S. to W.
London, England, 1801-03-14

ADVICII.

'`HIS &afon of the yew makes it neeefrary to
gourd the redden changes of the weather, whith
too often affect the habit, eibltretteg the per:ltiration, and
tl creby producing thole irruptions whieb are In muck againft
our appearance in frwiety ; betides proaucing an anxiety edi the
mind which gives teeth vigour to the dife-afc; and as aids of
this kind are fo often ntiftaken as the confequences of high liv-
ing. recourfe is had to a elates," mode of diet, and the habit
by trot means I. redwed, that the fibres ink their energy, Lbey
art unable to throw off the affection fuck improper treatment
hat inercafed, init.:ad by a contrary method of relieving the
opprvired vac's, by gentle prefpfration and other gentle eva-
cuants; and as this has been the cede of the free& of Sri es-
attar's MITI scoatu rtc Daors, in the malt inveterate erup-
tive cafes of Scurvy and obgruded veffela, Gout, Rbeuinatilui,
Lc. we may with hopes of here% f. rivoinmend it as a medicine
which has maintained its charadttr for fo many years, not-
wittlft.mding the impolitions pradifed on the Public, in fub-
(Uniting a (pinions misture for the gennit.e. Sold in (mail
honks, indented with the words„." Frs. Spllfbury, his Anti-
foorfautle Drops, by the King's Patent," and the larger with the
addition of the King's Anna, at the DitpcntAry, Sohn•Square,
an.l most of the refpollable Venders in Town and Country, 111
the Borenigh, only, by (Jade, No. 269, and Shaw, NIN 74.

,rw. . ... ._. r n .r. .

AS under Gardener,.a Ready gitddle4gettgin;
has no obj:etrun to take the care of a tiorfe, and cart be
wdl recottnnencle:d. Letters fent to A. B. No. ro,'New LAM-
inen-anwt, rounding Hofpital, will be attended to,
London, England, 1801-03-14

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 12.

Came in the Prufllan galliot, Johanna Marga-
ritta, Capt. Foagy FORK YN; from Bourdeaux to
Embden, ladeA with wine and cork ; detained by
the Ferret privateer, of 12 guns, Capt. HOZIER ;
and the AVENTURIER; of 14. guns, Lieut. Bien-
woon, from Milford, with feveral vcfrels under
convoy ; and among them a Spann chip, called
the Boyen Dolores alias Bolientorio, front Havan-
nab to Teneriffe, with fitgar and tobacco ; taken
about two months ago by the ARcm, of 44 guns,

Capt. Bow FN.
Came in from the Channel Fleet, the Row.
SOVEREIGN, of tto guns, Vice-Admiral Sir H.
HARVEY; PRINCESS ROYAL, of 98, Rear-Admiral
Sir E. GOWER; BARFLEUR, of 98, Rear-Admi-
ral C. Cow Howoon ; FORMIDABLE, of 98, Capt.
GRINDALL ; and SUPERB, of 74, Capt. SUTTON.
Eleven fail of the line, of the fame Fleet, pafred up
Channel for Torbay, about noon.
_ _

Came in the Lord Nelfon privateer, of this
port, of so guns and 4o men, from a crtrize ; the
Swedith (hip Toivo, of Bralcilad, Capt. HALBERO,
from Teneriffe to Hamburgh, laden with wine and
barilla; and the Wilhelmina Eleonora, of Ham-
butgh, Captain MOHR, from Teneriffe to Ham•
burgh, laden with wine and barilla ; both detained
by the Lord Nelfon privateer.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13.

Arrived the TRENT frigate from a crui7e..--
Sailed the ELEPHANT man of war, and GALATEA
frigate to the eaftward, and ASIA armed [hip for
the Downs.

DEAL. MARCH 13•

Wind W. S. W.—Sailed, the DEFIANCE man of
war, (Admiral GRAVES') anti the DA, peawr man
of %tar for Yarmouth. Came down, the Sin STE.
?HEN Lys utxoroN, Gooch, for India, and re-
London, England, 1801-03-14

r INDEX TO THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
propnfal* for publithing by Sulifcriytion, in a large vols. Se o.
A COPIOPTIS INDEX to the DEBATES and
PROCEEDINGS in both Housxs tly PARLIA-
MENT from t tog to am.
•.• No Money reeeivestlott on the Delivery of the Work.
r The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, containing an
1-Ciliary of tl.e Proceeding* rod thltatesofbotb Houfel of Par-
, tiantrat, is now Increafed to upwarthof ditty Volumes, corn-
' Trvhcndin • Period hens r 74.1 to tfoo. Nor is it at: hazardous
*Ration, that Irons the inaterols of witch they :re compofed,
tile knowledge they amain, the inflnidtion licy convey, ~nd
the (Lamp of authaokity width they bear, they ,ornt a political
Code or Colledtion width hap rut been prraluctd by any ve
but that in which we have lived, or in any nation vat that to
which we belong. In them the Hiltorian molt purfue his re-
fearch, the Pobtictan mull learn his kience, and tLe Orator
improve his eloquence.
When the period which they occupy Is confidered with the
great and molt extraordinary events whkh have illitinguillsed
it; the important objects of external relation and dumellic
a commy which are dileulird in than, and the talents of Bork
men who engage in the difeuffion, there can be no doubt of
a general soncurrence in the opinion which has been givm of
hem. To facilitate their utility nothing keno to he wanting,
but an accurate, well-ditched, sad comprehaifive index; and
fach a defidemtunt is now preparing for the peek.
The advantages which will refult from fuch a Work, nume-
rous as they m..y he, are at the fame time fo obvious, that it
would bean initial to the general undaitandin; and good Ink
at the country to otter into a detail of them.
It is a very laborious undertaking, but from its acknow-
ledged utility and convenience, as well as front the rnattot r in
wl.ich It will he executed, the Publiflier has no doubt of re-
alvigg that encouragement, the fanguine hope of which induced
him to undertake It.
Sutikribas' Names received by J. DeWitt. onsafite Sorting,-
too Houk, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1801-03-14

mains.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 13.

Arrived this day his Majefty's fire veal NANCY,
and the QyEkNBOROUGH, hired cutter, from a
cruife: the JAMAICA floop, and TRIM PAL 'Are-veil-a,
went out of harbour to the Nom, having been re-
paired, and made ready for ft.a : came into the
harbour the SretnwEtt. brig.
London, England, 1801-01-19

• POOLE, JANUARY z 6.

The (hip David, of this place, Captain Wm-
etssox, arrived lalt night from Newfoundland.—
The Captain relates, that the failed from St. John's
the aoth of December laft, under convoy of his
Majefty's (hip CAMILLA; Captain LARKIN ; and
that on the 3 rft day of December, the fleet being
lying to, 'in long. 28. o. W. lat. 48. 20. N. in a
very heavy gale of wind from the W. N. W. at
three o'clock in the afternoon, he faw the CA-
MILLA lying on her beam ends, with her lower
yards in the water for a confiderable time: that
the cut away her mizen matt, which in tome de-
gree relieved her, and hoifted tome fail, and wore,
and ran away before the wind; that the David,
and another fhip of the fleet, immediately wore
(hip alto, and followed hcr ; that the palled thro'
a great deal of wreck, fuch as (pars, gun-carriages,
ports, hammocks, netting, &c. and' in .he courfc
of half an hour, there being a tremendous tea run-
ning, they loft fight of her, and have neither Peen
nor heard any thing of her fince. Captain Wm-
mason alto lays, that on the 4th and gth days of
January, he encountered another dreadful gale,
and has fume that time had very favourable wea-
ther. On the t4th, off the Lizard, he fpoke with
the William, CHAUNT, one of the fleet, bound to
London ; and that the Matter informed him, that
he had the day before fpoken with the Indullry,
MATTHIWS, another of the fleet, bound for this
place.