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London, England, 1801-02-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. N. E.
MILKIVaD. OWE.
g Dublin, Feb. 6. 1
5 Donnagbadee, Feb. $,l, 4, s, 6. o

The mails for Lifbon of the 27th ult. and ad init. arc Rill
at Falmouth, on board the EARL Gowta packet, waiting a
wind to fail ; as arc alto the malls of the 4th in ft. for Barbadoes,
Martinique, and Jamaica, on board tee L* FRANCIs packet.
London, England, 1801-02-10

CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUSLIM.

ROBARTS and PLOWMAN, ManufaCturers
4,11- to her MAJESTY, and all the ROYAL FAMILY,
have the honour molt refpeetfully to acquaint the Nobility and
Gentry, that attempts having been made to impofe on the
Public, imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM-
BERRY MUSLINS, and to falinferior Articles as Ross ars
and PLOWBIAN'II Mwaovwerusa, without the lad claim to
merit or Ingenuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility,
&c. that them ManufaCtory is the only one rapilale of n: sling
real Chambetry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warchoufe
the only place where they can he bought Genuine.
They further requeft Ladies to ulderve, that all Mullins
made in Gown Pieces, or in any other manner, and fold as
Clumberrys, arc del:dote of either the Tafte, I.ke,ance, or Fa-
Edon of their Manufactory.
Mika, !rid' Poplins, and Bombaxeens of tteir own Mama..
(adore, in the greateft variety.
Merchants' Orders executed with the accultomed allowance.
Na I, Clundoodreet, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1801-02-10

ARTICLED CLERK.

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WANTED, a YOUNdbENTLEMAN, as
an articled Clerk, in the Kee of an Attorney and
Solicitor, in eatenfive Bufinefs; where every opportunity will
be afforded for acquiring a complete Knowledge of the Prac-
tice in the diferent Courts of Law and Equity, and in Con-
veyancing. If taken entirely into the Family, (which is (mall
and well-regulated) a Premium of Three Hundred Guineas
will be expeded ; but if Board and Lodging are provided by
Parents or Guardians, One Hundred and fifty Guineas will
be accepted.
All Enquiries will be fatisfadlorily anfwered, by Mr. But-
terworth, Law-Bookfdier, Fleet-drat, London.
London, England, 1801-02-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, FEE. g. Wind E. N. E.—Sailed the
ROBY man of war, for Sheernefs.
_ _ . _ . _

GRAVESEND, FIB. 9.--Pafled by the Bctfey,
HALL, from Barbadoes ; Severn, —, from
Waterford ; Romulus, FALLS, from New York ;
and Stag, from Cork.—Sailcd the Lady
Harewood, BREN•7I for Jamaica; Juno, BL•CIC-
BURN, for Grenada; Alexander, Tam, for
Martinique; Venus, GARDNER, for New South
Wales; Duke of Montrofe, BURT, Dover Caftle,
SAMPSON, Calcutta, MAXWELL, Airley
NASH, and Charlton, —, for India.
London, England, 1801-02-10

COLT) •ATM fiIiLDL

Sir F. BURDETT laid, a fad with regard to the
treatment of the prifoners confined in Cold Bath
Fields had jail come to his knowledge, and it was
of fuch an atrocious nature that he fhould not
think he did his duty wore be not immediately to
lay i! the the
London, England, 1801-02-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Several Aceounts from the office of the Com•
miffioners of the National Debt were prefented,
and ordered to lie tin the Table.

Lord STorroen appeared at the bar, and in-
formed the Houfe that his Majefty had been wait-
ed upon with their AdJrcfs of Weducfday laft; to
which he had been pleated to return a grtcioua
anfwer.
London, England, 1801-08-26

XIII.

The WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including fermi:
Mecca never before publiihed. Haudfomely printed in 8 Vak.
21. 2s. in Board&

XIV.

An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE: be.
In the Fourth Edition of the Firii Volume of "The Elements
of Chrittian Theology," containing Proofs of the Authenticity
and btfpirstion of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the kM
tory of the Jews; an Account of the Jewith Seas; and a brief
Statement of the Contents of the feveral Books of the Old and
New Teßament• By GEORGE P RETY MAN, D. D. F. R. &
Lord Bilhop of Lincoln. r large Vol. a amo.3s. In Boards.
X V.

An HARMONY of the EPISTLES of the Holy Apottlesh
to which is added a Summary of the Entire. By the Rcv.
PETER ROBERTS, M. A. co. 16s. In Boards.

X.VL

A Fifth Vo:utne of SERMONS. By HUGH BLAIR,D, D.
P. R. S. Ed. one of the Mlnifteri- of the lAA Church, and
Profelfor of Rhetoric and Belles Leures in the Univeraty of
Edinburgh. To which is annexed a Oxon Account of the Lire
and Charadtor of the Author, by JAMES FINLAYSON, D. D.
Svo. ys. la Boards.
f{y This Volume was prepared for Publication by the
Author, and a eonftderabk Part of it was printed before his
Deceafe.
London, England, 1801-08-26

NAUTICAL INTELLIcIiNcr.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 23.
Sailed the DUKE of CLARENCF packet, Captain
FActxt:ta, for the Leeward Illands, with the
Weft-India Mails of the third Wednefday of the
prefent Month. The paffengers are, Major MAc
MAHON, of OIL 53d regiment, and Meffrs.WATERS,
CLARK, COPPINGER, and DKUMMOND.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 24.

Came in the BELLEROPHON, of 74. guns, Lord
GARLIES, flOl/1 Portfmonth ; the Busy, Revenue
cutter, from a cruize, with a boat laden with 120
calks fpirits, from Guernfey ; the Swedifh brig
Horatius, of Stockholm, Captain JoHtriERG, from
Bourdeaux to Stockholm, laden with oil, wine,
and plumbs ; and Der A poftle, Captain &ANT,
from Stockholm for this port, with tar.
Sailed the TERRIBLE, of 74 guns, Capt. FAYER-
MAN, to join the Channel fleet.
Came in the Virgin Spanilh fchooner, from Saint
Andero to Corunna, laden with wheat and barley,
taken by the l'hcenix and Hazard privateers, of
Jerfey : alfo the ATALANTA, of r 8 guns, Captain
GRIFFLTHS, from a mice.
London, England, 1801-08-26

' xiv.

A LETTER to DR. PERCIVAL, on the Prevention of In.
tedious Fevers. And an Addrefs to the Oonege of Phyfletans
at Philadelphia, on the Prevention of the American Peitilenee.
By
,JOHN HAYGARTH, M. D. F.R.S. Land. F.R.S. and
R. M.S. Edinb. and Member of the American Academy of Aru
and Sciences. Bvo. se. in Boards..

The INSTITUTIONS o(the PRACTICE of MEDICINE ;
&Veered in a Cosge of Lectures. fly JO. BAPTIST BUR..
BERIUS, DI KA NIFELD. Tnuallated from the Latin, by
WILLIAM CULLEN BROWN. Vat I. sad U. leo. 16s. to
Boards.

tet The TIMI Volume Is In tlea Profs, ind As remaining
Two will follow with all corm:Meat Dirpateli.
XXVL

The METHOD a edmainag the DEAF and DMA'S; con-
firmed by too( Expaiebte. DI the AWE dt L'EFEL Trudy
oted from dae French aad ;min. One Vol 7s. ou. In boards.

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST is,

The following is a copy of the lak decree of the
National Council of the Gallican Church :
" The National Council, confidering, t. That the pacifica-
tion of the Galilean Church was the principal objeCt of its con-
vocation, and of holding the indent ration: silly, That this
ohjed appearing to be attained by the negociations concluded
tween our Holy Father Pope Pius VII. and the French Go-
vernment, it would be fuperfluous in the Council to occupy it-
felf ar.y farther upon the rubjed : That the labours in
wl irh the Council has been occupied fince the opening of this
feffion, however important in theinfelves, may be more ufefully
continued after the pacification of the Church: athly, That
among there labours, the letter which it addreffed, at the com-
mencement of the fcffion, to our Holy Father, Pope Pins VII.
and that addreffell to our receding brethren, fufficiently el-
prefs the difpofition entertained, and which always will be
entertained by it, and the Clergy whom it reprefents, to per-
fevere in the intention of making, for the attainment of the
bleffings of peace, all the facrifiees compatible with juftice and
truth, Declares the relent feffion terminated by this folemn
stung, held on the 16th of Atiguft, tgot, in the Metropolitan
Church of Paris."

According to letters from Rome, his HoEnds,
upon ceiv:ng the treaty concluded at Paris, ap-
pointed a Council of Cardinals to examine it, con-
fining of Cardinals GERDIL, ANTONELLI, ALBA-
WI, and CARANDINI. The French Mininer, Cie
CAVLT, was expeded to return to Rome in a very
'bort time.

Accounts from Infpruck Rate, that the two
Außrian regiments of Neugebauer and Bender
are to march into the bithopric of Saltzburg. Three
battalions of Chaffeurs are to he levied in the Ty-
rolefe. His Royal Highnefs the Archduke
_fort id,
affided by the Marquis de CHATSLET, is to fu-
perintend their organization.
London, England, 1801-08-26

Ano'fah Palma who may theta preprr to deliver in Maitre, mane
,x:rifi therein the lam prima, as they will net have an opportunity
miii/If any automat.
t.
Condition: e the Centra? may he feat by applying to Mr.
cyre, Cler4 te tilmfaii Committee, with whom the tenders nu, Ite
bliwg twelve o'dmi at nom, PI the fold 18th iafiasst, as not any
"advt./after that bour.
TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
pOCOCK's IMPROVED SOPHAS are recom-
mended to the Nobility and Gentry, as peculiarly adapted
for repofe, and fa fuperior to any thing oldie kind ever before
i,,,,mted, air° peculiarly calculated for the relaxing climates of
the Eaft and Weft Indies.
PATENT LIBRARY or OFFICE TABLES, to accom-
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PATENT RECLINING MATRASSES, which raife the
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PATENT CHAIR MATRASSES, which afford the greet-
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PATENT CARVING CHAIRS, PATENT EASELiIk
PATENT MUSIC STOOLS.
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London, England, 1801-08-26

MEMORANDUM.

Lisutenant Michael• Redmond, of Colontl Mac Neill's Re-
giment of Fencible Infantry, who was fuperfeded in the Gazette
of the 18th of July left, is rcinftated in his Rank.

BANKRUPTS.
James Mair, late of Glavektid, Kcnt, plumber, to furrcntler
Sept. la, 16, and 06105er 6, at ten, at Guildhall. London.
Attorney, Mr. Edmund Walker, Serjeant'► Inn, Chancery-

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lane, London.
Robert Stafford the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer, Au
31, at ten, Sept. 9, at twelve, and 06tober 6, at nine, at the
Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. Attornica, Marrs. Maule and
Sweeting, in Huntingdon; or Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe,
Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London.
James Berwick, late of Hendon, Middlefex, baker, Auguß 29,
Sept. 8, and 06tober 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
ney, Mr. Welch, Alderfiate-ftreet.
Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calico-manuradurer, Sept. t t,
at four, Sept. 12, at cleren, and Odlober 6, at fix. Attornies,
Mr. Porten, Ely-Place, London; or Mr. Wollcy, Matlock,

. .
Derby hire.
Samuel John Gardner, of Pitt ffreet, St. George, Surrey, meal-
man, Sept. 12, to, and October 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attornies, Mein. Tyler and Huntphreys,Tooley-ff reet,

Southwark.
Robert Walter, of Plymooub•Doek, Devonthire, hatter, Sept.
no, 11, and Ocßobcr 6, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern,
Brißol. Attornics, Mefirs. Blandford and Sweet, Inner-Tem-
ple, London ; or Mr. Wm. Harman, Stapleton, near Brittol.
George Devere.ll, of Redbourn, Hertfordthire, Rraw bat.ma-
nufatturer, Sept. 4, at fix, Sept. 5, at eleven, and Odobcr 6,
at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wilde,
Warwick-fquare, Newgatc•Rrest, London.
John Ilanfon, of Atherftone, Warwicklhire, wine and fpirit.
merchant, Sept. t 1, at four, Sept. 12, at eleven, And Osfluber
6, at fix, at the King's Arms Tavern, in Derby. Attornies,
Meffre. Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane, London; or Mr.
Simpfon, Derby.
William Ball, of Derby, druggift, Sept. in, at four, Sept. 12, at
eleven, and Ocßober 6, at Lx, at the King's Arms Tavern in
Derby. Attornies, Meffrs. Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane,
London ; or Mr. Simplon, Derby.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 17. John Wade, now or late of Sheffield, Vorkittire, fac-
tor, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Shetheld.
Sept. al. John England, of Wiibeeh Saint Peter, in the Me of
Fly Cartibridgethire innkeeper, at eleven, at the Vine Inn,

ibech Saint Peters.
Nov. 7. Samuel Marriott, of the Paul's Head Tavern, Catca-
ton-ftreet, London, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 24. Thomas Corbett, late of Minchinhampton, Glow.
cefteribire, elothitr, at eleven, at the Lodge, on Hampton

Common, Alinchinhampton.
Sept. 28. Raehacl BM: and jamn Siffiz, of Stilted, fugar-
bakers, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Hrvad•Rreet,
Bt;flol.
London, England, 1801-08-26

xvii,

A Second Volume of SERMONS preached to a COUN-
TRY CONGREGATION; to which are added a few Hints
for Sermons; Intended chicfly for the Ufe of the Younger
Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN, Prebeudary of Salisbury. .
and Vicar of Boldre, in Ncw Fore& Soo. 7s. in Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-26

XVIII.

The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES; Mein&
Mg Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Phenomena,
By the Abb6 OROINAIRE, formerly Canon of St. Amble.
at Rican, in Auvergne. Tranflated from the original French
Manufcript, by R. C. DALLAS, Efq. One Volume ho. is. la
Boards.
___

ANALYTICAL ESSAilionrsrds promoting the CHE-
MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH, Prolific of Chc.
miltry. Mrdlror to the Royal Coll4c of Phylcians, Member
of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin, and various other
learned SocDtlca, 'franEnted from the German. Ons large
Vol. Sta. scs. 6d. in bcards.
London, England, 1801-08-26

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 24.

The fleet for the Mediterranean is expelled to
fail this evening.—Arrived the Headwin,
with coffee, &c. fent in by the LOIRI frigate.—
Sailed the Sea Gull brig, and EARL Sr. VINCENT
cutter, with a convoy to the Eaftward.
London, England, 1801-08-26

x-xtt.

SYNOPTIC TALES of CHE MISTRY, intended to fern
IS mmary of the Lectures delivered on that Science in the
Public Schools at Paris. $y A. F. FOURCROY, Member of
the National Inltitute FrUnce, Couufdlor of State, Profeffor
of Cheiniftry at the 11,afeuln of Natural Hillory. at the Poly-
technic School, and the School of Medicine. TranOsted from
the wising French, by WILLIA.M NICHOLSON. In Royal
Folio. Price tL Is. In Boards.

lit Mr. Nichelron's Trani:Wien of the new and improved
Edition of M. Fooreroy's Syftan of Chemical Knowledge. and
its Application to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, ia in the
Peck, sad will be palstilbcd foot.

ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY. /king an Intro-
Median to the Syftema Nauru of Linnaeus, and cunprifing a
Traallation of the Chataders of the whole Genera, and of the
aloft remarkable Species, particularly of al that are Natives at
Britain. With an Account of the principal Ciocuallances ie
their Manners and Hiltory. Likewife an Alphabetical Arrange-
mert,with Definitions of the technical Terms Mid to the Science
Vol. I.contalnlng the am lbor Clanks, Its. Mumalia, Birds, Am.
phibia, and News. With Explanatory Copper-phtea to Ons
Vul.Svo.illuferated kyEugravings. Price so. in Board',

Cr The Second Volume. which compleies the Work, is k
forwardnefs, and will Coon be ready for Publication.
This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of Nattual
tory to retired Perfons, to thole who have no Aced* to public
Lettures, and to fuck as are lot futlirlaudy acquainted with
the 'Atha Language. Even to the more learned it will fupply
tbe_want. (as far, at lad. as the Natural Hiftory of Britain a
concealed), of the Syikema Nauru of Unarm, a Wort. ofligh
Price, and not always to be met with; end the °Wades will
MGR thole who are in patellas tidal Work, with an Expla-
nation of the Terms ukd by the Sack& Naturelift.
London, England, 1801-08-26

MARRIED.

Brigadier-General Dunne, to Mifs White, fitter to Lord
Bantry, and niece to Lord I:ongureille.
Sunda? morning, Charles Divan, Efq. of Savage-gardens. to
Mifs Harriet Wilder, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Wilder, of PlIr•
ley Hall, Berks.
London, England, 1801-08-26

ELSINEUR, AUGUST S.

Palled upwards, the Olive Branch, COWIE, from
Marttrand to Dantzig, herrings.
Palled downwards, the Nancy, CARCILL, from
Liebau to Montrofe ; and Jean and Jeffie, NORRIE,
from do. to Dundee.

On Thurfday the HARPY brig cuttet arrived in
the Sound, with about forty fail under her convoy,
from Shields, and failed again yefterday afternoor,
without taking the trade from hence along with
her. There are about twenty-five fail of home-
ward bound %Tails now inthe Roads.—Wind S. E.
—Moderate weather.

Accounts from Mexico, of the 24th and 25th
of May, ftate, that the two brigs, the Saeta and
the Volant, employed as garda cillat at Vera Cruz,
had captured in the bay of Campeachy three Eng-
, lifh gallicks which were difcharging their cargoes.
Thefe prizes are valued at 200,000 pialtres.
Letters from Havannah, of the Both of April,
recently received at Madrid, ftate, that the brig St.
Antonio had, after an obftinate engagement, cap.
timed two Englith privateers, which fhe carried
into Uncayo. The brig loft fix men killed and fe-
veral wounded. The lofs of the Englifh crews
wasmuch greater,but it wasnotexattly afcertained.
The FLY (loop of war, arrived at Portfmouth
from Africa, fpoke on the 27th July the China, cf
Philadelphia, bound to Batavia and China.
The True Briton, Hindoftan, Hope, Boddam,
Lord Hawkefbury, Airly Crate, Charlton, Sir
Stephen Lufhington, Duke of Montrofe, Dover
Cattle,Calcutta, Admiral Gardner, Walpole, Alia,
Fort William, and Worcefter Indiarnen, outward
bound, were all well 27th May, in lat. so. S. long.
24. Well.

The Bee, Tut.toc it, from Lithon to Liverpool,
has foundered at lea ; crew faved.
The Olive '(of Ipfwich), BLOOMFIELD, coal
loaded, is on Chore at Banacre, near Yarmouth.
The Commander of one of the Honourable
Company's extra (hips, which arrived at Bengal.
on the Bth of July, lays, All the (hips in the em-
ploy of the Eall India Company, returning from
India this year, as well regular as extra, are to bet
provided with hoarding netting,at the recommen-
dation of the Bengal Government ; the fate of the
KENT, which was captured by Sorcourr, in the
Bay of Bengal, in Oetober latt, having gives rife
to lueh a precaution.
Capt. MURRAY, who is arrived at Portimouth,
in the EDGAR, of 74 guns, from the Baltic. i. P'°-
melted to the command of the LONDON, of 98 gun,.
The WiLLS3LRY, Goatsow, reported to be 101 l
at Madras, was fate by the Lail accounts from that
place.

On Tuefday landed at Brixham, in a fmall
fail boat, Capta;n WHITEY, from POrtfMoll6. Vol
proceeded to join the Channel fleet off Bre ; it
is fail Capt. WHITEY into fucceed Capt. Surrox
as Captain of the fleet.
The divifion of the Jamaica fleet at Port Royal
had received orders to fail on the 23d of June, to
join convoy at Port Antonio.
The Kinglmill, MARS N•LL, from New York to
Briflol, has put into Halifas, with damage, having
fprung a leak.
London, England, 1801-08-26

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE.

This day' was publiftied, price Two Shillings,
'THE FARMER's MAGAZINE, a Periodical
J- Work, exelufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Af-
fairs: (No. VII.) compofed entirely of original Papers, and
containing Obkrvations on the value of Turnips, Roota Baga,
Potatoes, Yams, Ste as (übititutes for Grain in feeding Hurfei
—Hints as to the advantages on old Matures, and on the con-
verflon of Orafs Lands into Tillage, by Sir joins Sinclair, Bart.
M. P.--On the difadvantages that attend want of Leafes, and
fmall Capital—Lift of the Premiums offered by the BOJA/ of
Agriculture, Sot refpeeting the fucce.i of planting, in
Spring, old roots of Cabbage, god open Kall that had been nut
—Suidtures on Farm Management near London, continued—
On the making of Compofta on Head Lands—On Tythes, and
Oxen for draught--On the exadhlon of Tythe in Kind—Sketch
of a Tour through the Northefn Counties of Scotland. Part 111.
—Communications on American Hufbandry—On the means
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xx.

OUTI.INF.S on a COUitn.E. of LECTURES oa
MIsTRY, delivered at the Royal Inititution of Great Britain,
18ot. By l'. GARNET T, M. D. Bvo. Ss. in Boards.
XXI.

ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, NATURAL HISTORY,
crum:srßy, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and
the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS ; for the Year rFiro.
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London, England, 1801-08-26

SHEERNE3S, AUGUST 2.1..

Sailed his Majefty's frigate Eocus, Captain
SPRANGER, for Yarmouth. Came down from the
river the NARCISSUS frigate, Capt. FRAZER, and
the RELIANCE receiving-hip, from Deptford.—
Nearly too fail of Merchant fhips are waiting at
the Nore for a fair wind to fail for the Baltic and
Hamburgh, under convoy of the HARpr brig,Cape.
Boys, and the MANLY gun.brig, Lieut. MALONE.
The TELEGRAPH brig -has been furveycd, and is
intended fur his Majelly's fervice.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1801-08-26

wzrmourff, AUGUST 25:

His MAJESTY yefterday evening, accompanied
by Prince ADOLPHUS, the PRINCESSES, the Duke
of GLOUCESTER, and Princefs SOPHIA, with the
ufual company of Nobility, walked on the Efplan-
ade. The finenefs of the day brought a number of
people from the different parts of the country, who
all teftified their loyalty, by their repeated bows
and curtfies, and in their chearful countenances
was evident the joy they felt on feeing their So-
vereign. The Rove!. FAMILY, after Teeing the
North Devon Militia mount the King's Guard,
went to STACIE'S rooms.
This morning his MAJESTY bathed, and after.
wards rode out on horfeback till breakfaft time.
At ten o'clock their MAJESTIES and the PRIN-
CESSES went on board the Charlotte yacht; a
charming fine day, but very little wind.
The Earl of RossLyu,Earl and Counters of MAC-
Countefs of RADNOR, LadyCATucART,
Lady MAR v Exs ma, Lord WALSINGHAM, and Mr.
and Mrs. WINDHAM, took an excurfion on board
his Majefty's barge.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLOUCESTER
is expeeted to leave us this evening for the Ide of
Wight, on a vifit to his fon Prince WILLIAM.
London, England, 1801-08-26

ECCLESIASTICAL PIZEFERIVENTS.

On Thurfday the 13th init. the Rev. James Ben, of the Cal-
ton Chapel, Glafgow, was admitted Miniare of the vacant pa-
rifh of Ealt-Moukland, by the preibytcry of Hamilton.
On Tburfday fe'nnight, the Rev. Mr. Wm. Thorburn was
admitted Minifter of the parifh of Troqueer, in the room of
the Rev. Mr. Jofeph Lefton, deceafed.
On TM:kit:ay fe'nnight, the Rev. Thomas Ridge, A. M. was
inftituted. by the Lord Lifliop of Lincoln, to the Ratory of
Knoffington, Leleefteribire, on the prefentation of Richard
Palmer, Efq. of Sonning, in Berklbire.
OXFORD, AUtIUST 2a.—The Rev. Thomas PrafoD, B. D.
Fellow of Queen's College, in this Univerlity, is appointed one
of the PreatEcrs at his Majefty's Chapel Royal, Whitehall.
'clic Rev. F. Jr•ncs, M. A. is relented to the Vicarage of
Brockworth. Giou:eiterildre.
The Rev. John Montgommery Miles has been inftituted by
the Lord Bidiop of Hereford to the Vicarage of Ledbury, in
that county.
London, England, 1801-02-28

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W.
ARRIVED DUI.
o Haniburgh 2
• Dublin, Feb. 24,
o Waterford, 4
o Donnaghadee 2
o Clucrrifcy
0 Jerfey

FALMOUTH, FEB. xs.

The PRINCE OF WALES packet, Captain Tom),
with the mails for Lifbon of the t 7th intLtnt, to-
gether with theTowwsHENn, Captain Donn, for the
Leeward Iflands, with the mail of the I Sth
are detained at this port by contrary winds.
Arrived the Triton Portuguele frigate, from
Lifbon, with difpatches. Wind W. S. W. blows
hard.

TORBAY, FEB. 26.

The Hon. Admiral CORNWALLIS has linifled
his flag on board the VILLE DE PARIS, of 11z
guns, as Commander in Chief of the Channel
Fleet. SUTTON, Efq. is appointed Captain
of the fleet, and Captain RICKETTS, of the Mt- I
GJERA fire-chip, to the VILLE DR PARIS, of 112
guns. Arrived here late laft evening a Privateer
brig, with a large merchant (hip, fuprofed to be a
prize. The SUWARROW fchooner, and MEGJERA
fire-chip, which failed hat evening, were obliged to
put back this morning owing to contrary winds.
Arrived the AUTOMATIA, Captain CURTIS, from
Falmouth, bound to the Eall- I odics, put in by
reafon of contrary winds.
London, England, 1801-02-28

MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehoufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St.
Paul's Churrh-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Chcaplid e,
THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the
prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by
this ASR; but no additional charge has bccn made upon Dr.
James's Powder; which is continued at the original price of
as. 6d. per packet. It may pdfo tie had at 11.45. per dozen; or
he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for t L z5.641.41uty
!winded, fo that the Public are no fuffcrers.
But in order to facilitate the operation, and to !ellen the hut,
then of this Aet, which would in a great meafurc have proved a
tax upon benevolence, till the other Medicines are fold to any
perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free from the cipence
of the Stamps. I. I.
Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodridoe 2 6
Analeptic 15lls 4 6 --- Convulflon Oil 2 6
Cattle Powder z 6 -- Paregoric Lo-
Dr. Hooper's Pills aa f zenges - - a
Dr. Auitin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops x s,
Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 9
Berry's Bilious Bills 3 o Effence of Peppermint a a
Dolby's Carminative z 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 5 9
Tickell's Atberial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's lilagnefia 3 6
Greenough's Tinetures z a Inglis's Scots Pills a 0
Tolu Lozenges z a Grant's Drops - i a
Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops 3 0
Freake's Tinetursofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 5 o
Huxham's ditto a 6 Sprediman's Pills 1 o
English Goff e z 9 Dr. &dander's Tea 2 9
Ccphalk Snuff o 9
Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, 3s. 6,1.
Alfa, the Genuine ArquebuLdc lately inio:t,d, and moat
of the other Propri7tary Nlediciacsio r.ipute. Or r. for c a por-
tation are fopplied without Stamps as before this Atl.
N.B. A. many pc-lons rartieularly fervsnts and nuilenzers,
mittake the hook, f. NEWBFRN , tbe Proprietor, I. tinder
the neceffity of pointing cut, that it i at the raft Gad ni St.
nearest to Chrainide, and that it has a great white flue-
coed front, with thcie wurt's Infer:bed:
THE ONLY NVAILEHOIVIE 1 OR DR. TA NTES.OI POWDEr..
London, England, 1801-02-28

THELLUSSON V. COPINGER.

Mr. MACKINTOSH ittid he had a motion to make
on the part of the Defendant, but was doubtful
whether it was within his Lordihip's jurifdinion
to grant it. Mr. Cr>pinger, who was the De-
fendant in an anion that had been brou"ht againit
him, for a malicious profecution, was at pretent
in confinement, and if it could be done, it would
be of great confequence to him to be prefent at
the trial of his caufe to inftrun his Counfel.

Lord KFINYON Paid, that application reminded
him of one of the bacilli:l proceedings lie ever re-
colleted. It was an anion brought againfl a She-
riff for an Efcape, becaule a prifoner in his cul-
tody had been brought out of that cuftody by
a Habeas Corpus, to give evidence in a cattle.
That point was now fettled. A ptifoncr might
be brought out of cuaody for the purpofe of be►ng
a Witnefs--but it bad been carried no farther; and
therefore that application could not be granted.
CHATTIRTON V. CLOTER.

This was an action on a bottomry bond on the
fhip Fortunate Return, freighted with timber from
Memel to London and back. On her return the
met with tempefluous weather, and was obliged
to put into Rye in Suffer, where fhe underwent a
thorough repair. The Captain having applied to
the Plaintiff for that purpofe, the errience was ef-
timated at from t Soo to 20001. ; in order to fecure
the payment of theft repairs, this bottomry bond
was granted by the Captain. After remaining
near four months in the port of Rye, the failed on
her voyage to Memel, but bad been but three
days at fea, when the fprung a leak ; a veffel hove
in fight, took out the crew of the Fortunate Re
turn, and fhe loon went to the bottom. It was
proved by the evidence of feveral witneffes, that
the had undergone a complete and thorough re-
pair by the Plaintiff, and that this accident was to
be attributed folely to the tempefluous weather.
It was contended on the part of the Defendant,
that this vela was not fea-worthy at the time the
failed, and that by being fuff:red to remain fo
long in harbour, the had ly:eit materially injured ;
ftrongcr evidence ought to have been adduced of
the real (late of her when the did fail : on thefe
grounds it was fuhmitted the Plaintiff was not en-
titled to recover.

Lord Kravori thought the Captain had done
his bell to favc the veal ; his Lordship could give
the Jury no other Alliance than what the proof
afforded, it remained with them to adminilterjitf-
tice between the parties.—Verdift for Plaintiff, da-
mages tool.
London, England, 1801-02-28

SHARI' V. A'ACV.W.

Mr. Milif; AY dated, that the Defendant tw.;
a Sheltie's Officer, who imcl taken the Plaintiff,
Mr. Sharp, in execution fin• a debt of 131. ;old
fume Millings, and would nt,t di;.charge hint till he
had paid him tl. 13s. 6.1. which was o•te guinea
more than he had a right to do, and which, there-
fore, fuhjeacd the Defendant to the paym.:nt of
three times the Cum and all the coils.

This :team) was found.2d on the 29th Eliz. c. 4.
entitled, an A.,:t to prevent eNtortion r a Sheriffs,
Under-Sheriffs, Bailiffs, &c. and provides, that
it 111,411 not be lawful f. a :my Sheriff, Under-She-1
13,iliffs of Fralichiks or Libeitie:, nor for
any of the;r or either of their Officers, Miuiltcrs,l
Servants, or Deputies, nor for any of
them, by reafint or colour of their or either of
their office or offices, to have, receive, or take (41
any perfon or perfons whatfoever, diratly or in-
direftly, fur the ferving and executing of any ex-
tent or execution upon the body, lands, ;*rods, or
chattles of any perfon or perfons whatioever,
more or other confiderations of recompence than
in thisprefent sta .; and than be limited andpplu 'hu-
ed, which :hall Le lawful to be had, received, :.rtd
taken, that is to fay, 12d. of and from every
twenty Millings, where the fum exceeded not tool.
and 6d. of and for every twenty Ibillings being
over the laid fun' of 1 ooh. that he or they Ihall fo
levy or extend and deliver in execution, or take
the body in execution ; fur, by virtue and force of
any filch extent or execution whatibever, upon
pain and penalty that all and every Sheriff, Under-
Sheriff, Bailiff of Franchifes and Liberties, their
and every of their Minillers, Servants, Officers,
Bailiffs, or Deputies, which Mall diredly or in-
direaly do the contrary, fhall hole and forfeit to
the patty grieved his trelle damages, and (hail for-
feit the film of 401. of good and lawful Englifh
money, &c.
Mr. ERSKINE made an able fpeech for the De-
fendant ; but not having evidence to fupport it,
the Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff fur Three
Guineas.
London, England, 1801-02-28

NUMB Ea 3833]

FOURTH TIMP..
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRIIRY-LANF..

MONDAY NEXT, March 2, iBol, their
Vikiajetties Servants will perform, for the fourth time, the
New HiltJzical Drama, called
DEAF AND DUMB;
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
The Charaders by
_ _

?Airs DE CA AMP, Mr. W
BARRYMORE ROUGHTONMr. , Mr.SU C. KEMBLE,
r. , KEM ,
Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETY,
NW' POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP.
To which will be added the new Pantonume of
HARLEQUIN-AMULET ;
Or, THE MAGICK ON MONA.
This Evening—Deaf and Dumb ; with the Prize.
London, England, 1801-02-28

This day was publithed, price as. id. or oa Fthe Paper, 31. 64

hound,
THE CREATION, in five Books, written in
the Manner, and bileoded as an introduttion to the
Death of Abel and Cain,
By W. KHALI.,
With a beandfal Frontifpieoe by Boarriv.
London : Printed for Croiby and Letterman, No 4, Sta.
tiener'e•Conrt, Paternofter-Row.
Where may be had, loft pnbilfhed,
The Death of Cain, In fix Books, after the manner and as a
Sequel to the Death of Abel, a new Edition confiderably im-
proved by W. H. Hall, with a Frontitime, on fine Paper,
bound 35. 6d. or common as. 6d.
Letters front the Rev. Job Orton, and Sir J. Stemehoufe, to
the Rev. Thomas Stedman, Vicar of St. Chore, Shriwibury,
a Vols, boards, pa,
Bonnet's Intending View of Chridianity, ISM*. bound, 3s.
Sermons on the Religious, Moral, and Political Virtues of
Fremmifonty, by the Rev. Jethro lawood, Sm. boards, with a
Portrait by Heath, 6s.
Hiroopp Watfon's Apology for the Bible, In Anfwer to Pain's
Age of Redon, ts.
London, England, 1801-02-28

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 22.

In the violent storm of Thurftlay, his Majefty's
yacht the DORSET, was driven from her moorings
in Poo'beg into the Bay and over the Bar, fortu-
nately without any injury to the (hip or crew.
His Majefty's frigate EMERALD, Captain O'Bity s
arrived at Cove on Saturday !aft; (he is to convoy
the trade to the Weft Indies. Her failing is fixed,
we underhand, for the 2.4. th inftant.

It is much to he feared that the following !hips,
coal-loaden, on their paffage from Shields to Lon-
don, are loft near Yarmouth, with all hands, as
the owners have received feveral letters from that
place inclofing indentures, &c. which have been
wafhed afhorc :—Peggy, of Howden-pans, Capt.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG ; Perfeverance, of ditto,
Capt. JoHN MANNERS.—The Eliza, Capt. Dow-
EL L, of Shields, is alio loft at Burton Deeps, Lin-
: crew faved.

The York, Capt. Cztizar, which had failed
from hfaryport coal-laden, was loft on Dublin-
Bar, on Friday fe'nnight, and the mailer and two
boys unfortunately perifhed.
The Ann, Capt. Plotzteorox, belonging to
Workington, was loft on Droghcda-Bar, on Fri-
day the 13th init. one man was drowned, and a
boy ftarred to death in the rigging. The reft of
the crew were all !saved._ _ _ _

Yellerday a court of Direeors was held at the
EMI India Houle, when the deflination of the
PicF6TON was altered from Bengal direr to Ben•
gal and Bencoolen:
The following extra (hips were taken up for one
voyage only t
Tuns. owners.
Comet - 533 Mr. Dabuz.
Saab Clutitiana 557 Mr. Cbansock.
Caledonia - 6co Ditto.
Maw 359 Ditto.
Ditto . . 6,t0 Mr. Wllkinfon.
Ditto 550 Mr. Meftayer.

_ .
The fl,;ps expelled to be difpatched to India in
the condi of the next week are the following, the
Commandcr, of which have feverally taken thcir
leave of the Court, viz.
For BornYay—ithe fort William and Wareefter.
For Chisirthe Alfred, Woodford, Al.
Mon, and Taunton Cattle.
Far Ben al— lad HWY.
The following Ihips of this fcafon a ill then re-
main, viz.
For Bingal—the Henry Dur.das and Prefton.
For the Spice laantlA—thi Frinuf, Charlotte.
For China—the Hely mlaye.lA'atiey,and Furl of Abergavenny.
For St. Helena and dclie.i—the Lord Dmmui.
For Ditto and Bencti,tm—en. new Chip Windham.
for Cnaf and lie Afla, Walpole, Lord Thurlow, and
the Sir Stephen
A letter from Lilbon, dated February 10, lays
—" We have been aiarmcd here by the French
Rect. The WALSINGNAM picket paired through
them off Iffhant, and the day after her arrival four
frigates chafed one of ours (Englith) into the Ta-
ps. A Lieutenant was put into a boat, to give
informatiun, and the MINCRVE inflandy failed to
advise our Admiral of it, who is Rationed off Ca-
diz. It is fuppofed they are going up to Egypt.
The Lieutenant who brought the intelligence is
not fuffcred to land ; his veifel coming flow the
coat of Barba' y, he is obliged to perform quaran-
tine in the River in the little boat that brought
him, his own fhip being gone, and no other daring
to take him on board ; there he remains in an
open fkif, and boats go daily and throw slangs
to hiso, as if he were a wild bean in a den."

IXTE!./JGENCE.

COURT OF KING', BENCH. FEL 26.
London, England, 1801-02-28

ELLER'S' T. POTTS AND OTHERS.

The Plaintiff in this cafe i. Captain of aWA
indiaman, and had carried a cargo of goods to
Tortola, which it was Rated he had fold to the heft
advantage. This affirm was brought to recover
a quantity of cottons and fugar, the return cargo
on his own account, and which the Defendants il-
legally detained.
'The Defendants alledgcd, that the Plaintiff had
not fold the cargo entrulted to his care to the belt
advantage, and that they had detained the cot-
tons and fagar to make good the deficiency in the
produa of their cargo; they had fold rant of the
cottons for 591. The Plaintiff, however, maims.
ed to accept of nominal damages, provided the
goods were delivered up.
The Jury accordingly found a verdia for the
Plaintiff for 591. the amount of cottons fold, and
5001 damages, in cafe the fugars were not reltored
in one week from thi day.
London, England, 1801-02-28

No. st, POULTRY.

SWIFT and Co. refpestfnlly inform the Public,
that tba Lottery for the PICOT DIAMOND, value
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, will be determined by
the En*lA State-Lottery, on
MONDAY NEXT, MARCH ad.

The Diamond is depolitod in the Bank of England, in the
joint Names of the Right Honourable Lord Granvill.. Leveron
OCIWIN, the Honourable Edward Monckton, and Edward
Straey the Younger, Lfgeire, in Truft for tit:: bolder of the
fortunate Ticket, who is to receive the fame of the Governer
and Company of the Bank of England.
Orders to SWIFT and Co. at their State Lottery Offices,
No. ii, Poultry, London; Dame-ltreet, Dublin; or Trott-
gate, Glafgow, will receive inunvdiate Attention.
A Model of the Diamond may be fern at either of their Offices.
Letters aafwcred, and Schemes fent gratis.
London, England, 1801-02-28

PLYMOUTH, FEBRILAI2I' 26.

Came in. from a cruile, the At Nlttrs, of "4
guns, Capt. MURRAY, and the 81111,, of 36 guns,
Capt. KING ; alfo the Dann 'Lague, Anna Ca.
thcrina, Capt. RANDOLPH GUY, fiom Bergen,
bound to Leghorn, laden with till', detained by
the IMMORTALITE, of 38 guns, Capt. HOTHAM.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 27.
Sailed the WINDSOR CASTLE, of 98 guns, Admi-
ral MITCHELL, to join the Channel fleet.—Sailed
la LOIRE and BEAVER on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-02-28

MONDAY NEXT

THE ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
TICKETS and Shares are now felling, and will
continue di the drawing, in a variety of Numhers, at
DRUMMOND's LUCKY OFFICE,
No. 6s, FLEET-STREET,
_ . . . .

Where Prizes to a very large amount were fold In the IA and

forn;:r Lotteries.
Money paid for Prize. as loon as driven to any amount.
Tickets regiftered and ersmined with care and attention.
London, England, 1801-02-28

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN:

ON MONDAY NEXT, March a, z Sol, will
be prefeatect the Tragedy of
ICING RICHARD THE THIRD.

King Richard, Mr. COOKE.
To which will be added (for the fecoud time) a New Grand
Mitotic Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called
PEROUSE ;
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
The Action. &c. of the Ballet under the foie dircetion of
Mr. Farley,—The Overture computed by Meffra Moorhead
and Devy.—Thc Mufic of the net Part by Mr. Davy—and
that of thy: Second by Mr. Moorehead.—With entire new Mufic,
Scenery, Dna& and Decorations.
Bustorearas--Peroutc (the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Theodore (the Son of -Perorate) Mitt Icnkinfon ;
Congc (Servant to Madame Peroufe), Mr. King;
Otliccr3, Sailors, &c. &c. &e.
And Madam Peroufc, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
Chimpanzee (an Animal of the &rotate Wand) Malt. Menage.
Ns z ivr s of a Neighbouring Ifiand:—Kanko (fultor to Umba)
Mr. FARLEY ; Negalkl (Umba's Father) Mr. Bologna ;
Potepataw, Mr. Klanert ; Tctsfemar, Mr. L. Bologna ;
toomora, Mr. Piaui Tangaboo, Mr. Lewitt;
And Umba, Mrs. MILLS.

Books of the words of the different Heces of Mufie, with a

Prepeaus of the Adlion annexed, to be bad at the Theatre.
This Evening—Every Man in His Humour; with (irk time)
Ygroufe ; or, The Derolate Illaud.

HANOVER-SZIARE CONCERT ROOMS.
IFS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION is now
open, and will continue every Day, (Sundays excepted),
from Nine in the Morning until Evening.--The Additions this
Seafon arc the WOODMAN, from the celebrated Pidture of
Gaidborough, in a Room adapted for its reception : the Head
of the above Woodman in Wool, and Mit' x croon's Per-
ini: from a Paludog by Idoppner. Admittance One Shining.
London, England, 1801-02-28

FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS.

This day was publifited, in one Volume, Duodecimo, with an
elegant Frontifpiece,
'THE NEW SPEAKER, or Englifh Clafs-
-L Book : conilfting of, I. Moral and Infirm:live Effays.
11. Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. 111. Dialogues. IV. Ora-
tions and Harangues. V. Epiftles. VI. Mifcellaneous Pieces.
VII. Selct Poetical Varieties To which are prefixed, a [bort
Syftem of Rhetoric, and au Effay on knunciatica or Delivery,
chiefly abftradtod from Ledturca.
No fteep afcent is here held forth to gain;
No hidden danger gloom, the fpangled plain.
Free may your footiteps o'er the preeinds range,
Shift with tie fubjett, with your fancy change
Each plant, inflexions, bids you try its (watts;
Far, here the beauteous charms, the ufeful greets.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D.
Author of the Briti& Nepos, Natural Hillary, &e,
Printed for J. Walls, No. 46, Patmaoftermow, where
may be had, every Book for the Ufe of Schools.
London, England, 1801-02-28

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Drat., FEE. a7.—The RACOON Hoop has made
fignal of convoy tb the weftward. Wind S.S.W.
GRAVESEND, Pls. 27.—Paffed by the Ariadne
Louifa, —, from Charletlon, and Reinholdt,
Ont.tas, from Hamburgh.—Sailed the Endraght,
HA Alt,for Hamburgh, and Margaret, To LEY, for
Mogadore.
London, England, 1801-02-28

This day swat publithed,
In One large Volume, Oe.lave, a new Edition, being the Fifth,
to which Is prefixed, tonic accoant of the Life of the Author,
Tice 7s. 6d. bound,
HE DIGNITY of HUMAN NATURE ;
or, A brief account of the certain and eftablifbed Means
for mulcting the true End of our Exiftenee : in four Books;
t. of Prudence; s. of Knowledge; 3. of Ylstste ; 4. of Re-
vealed Religion.
By JAMFS BURGH.
Printed for J. Mawman, Secretor to Mr. Dilly, in the Poultry.
•.,• This celebrated treadle will be found full of found wif-
dont. It is not addreffed to the pillions or imagination, but to
the judgment it is calculates! for the mats of people, and writ.
ten not for fcholars only, but for men of bufinefs, actually
ert-
;aged in the commerce of the world, and paeans but little
Wore for the choice of books. Young people In every de.
partntent of life will find in it Enoch folk% inftrwitiew, tending
to preferve them from error. and to fame them teens the molt
fertile fauna of m:sfortune and *hwy.. Indikreet eondut on
firfl entrance into alive life.
London, England, 1801-02-17

ANNUITIES UPON LIVES.

'THE Corpor4tion of Wifoech in the County of
Cambridge propofe to grant ANNUITIES upon SINGLE
LIVES, or upon Two or more Lives with Benefit of Survivor-
(hip ; but no greater font than cool. will be Accepted upon any
Life under 'Twenty years of age, or moee than 3ocl. on any
life under Thirty years of age. 'The fecurity is unqueftionably
good ; and t►e Annuities will, if deftred, be paid halt-yearly at
a banker's in London. Any perfon willing to advance money
for the parehafe of fueh Annuities, may be informed of the
terms, on application to MdYrs. Bellamy and Girdleftone,
At-
tornies In wifbeos; mentioning the fum they with to advance,
and the age and fituation in life of the nominee. All letters
mutt be poll-paid, otherwik they cannot be noticar
London, England, 1801-02-17

LIFE ANNUITIES.

PROPOSALS for railing 48,0001. by way of
Tontine, or Securities for Life Annuities increafing by
Survivorfhip, to be divided into four dillinet Clercs, and to be
fccured (under the dircetion of eminent Counfel) upon h:ftates
in tile County of Suffex, of the nets Annual Value of 6,2701
may be had of, and particulars rcfpe&ing the fame obtained
from Jofeph Ward, Efq. Newman ftreet, Oxford-ftreet and
Melfra.Maberley & Daniel,comer of King's-road, Bedford-row.
London, England, 1801-02-17

ALI. Perfons to whom the Honourable JOHN
VAUGHAN flan& indebted, and who have not already
delivered a Itatement of dlteir demands to Mr. Lambert, of
Hatton-garden, are defired forthwith to fend the fame, for the
purpofe of being adjufted.

TUESDAT, FEBRUART 17, 1801

TO BE SOLD EY P.EIVATE CONTRACT,
THE Next Prefentation to the Rcaory of Cot-
• tared, in the County of Hems, fubjed to the We of the
prefent Incumbent, aged by. . .

Catered is about 3-o miles from London, and the Owner of
the !tee-tory being alfo Lord of the Manor, can aosommodate
the purchafer with a deputation.
Fortin.; paniculan may be had of Mr. Lambert, N 0.39,
Hatton-Car,'sn.
London, England, 1801-02-17

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London tavein, Foxhole-Brett, Ply.nouth,
On Weilonia), Feb. 25,180 z, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
BOUT One Hundred Tons of FRENCH
A
NALT ; being the Cargo of the Prullian Galliot JUF-
FROUW DEDDE, detained on her '.ovage front France i.y
his Majelty's hired armed Brig FANNY, Lieut. W. FRISSLL
Commander, and Snake private Rip of war ; and fin= con-
demned as prize.—This Salt is of good quality, and win be put
up in fuitable lots for the consteniency of pun:befits.
For vicwin?„ Samples, Catalogues, Sic. apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-02-17

CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUSLINS.

ROBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manu'atturers
to her MAJESTY, and all the RbYAL FAMILY,
have the honour molt relpedtfully to acquaint the Nobility and
Gentry, that attempts having been made to imps& on the
Public, i4tadons of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM-
BERRY MUSLINS, and to 101 l inferior Articles as R
and PLOWMAN', MANI, rAvr URE, without the leaft claim to
merit or ingenuity, they arc compelled to inform the Nobility.
Ste. that their Manumdlory is the only one cap.iiie of making
real Chamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their IWarehuufe
the only place where they can be bought Genuine.
They further requelt Ladies to obferve, that all Mullins
made in Gown Pieces, or in any other manner, and fold as
Chambcrrys are deftitute of either the Taite, Elegance, or Fa-
&ion of their Manufattory.
Silks, Irith Poplins, and Bombascens of their own Maau-
fadture,in thegrentett variety.
. .

Muraant,' Orders cxecutcd with the seeutionied allowance.
No. z • Chandoo-Rn, t, Covent-G.,eden.

RIVER LEA AND 'TURNPIKE BONDS, CANAL
SHARES, AND HOUSES.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday the z7th loft. by order of Executors and Truftees,
At the Rainbow Coffechourc in Cornhilll, at t z o'clock,
In 14 Lots,
FIVE Bonds for 'vol. each, fecured by the River
Lea Navigation.—One Bood for tool. by the St. Alban's
Gates—Two Shares of 'sot each in the Grantham Canal.--
Three Shares of tooL each in the Alliby•de-12,-Zouch.—A
Leafehold Houfe, No. tB, Abingdon-ftrect, Weltminfter.—
A-Ditto, N 0.39, Tiivillock-ltreet, Covent-garden.—A Ditto,
No. Bs, Jcrmyn-ftrcet, St. James's.
Printed particulars may be had at the Rainbow Coffee:hours,
ad of Mr. Rainc, in Charlotte 14=4 Bloomibury.
• • GOSPORT.
Purfuant to a Commit ion of Apprairement and Sale.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the India Arms Inn, on Thurfday the 26th day of February,
5801, at Eleven &Clock in the Morning,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, now landing
from the CERES, detained on her Voyage from Lilbon,
by his Majefty's Armed Schooner ANT.
For Home Confauttption
2124 Ba/kets of Figs 411 Bales 9f Cotton.
For Exportation:-2; Boxes of Sugai.
Samples will be flacwa by Meffrs. Smith, St. Barbe, and
Marten, London ; and by Meifra Page and Evans, Gorport ;
of.whom Catalogues may be had.