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London, England, 1801-03-24

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH 24.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS D kY AT ONE O'C'LOCK :
Cordult s7f—tor accrunt, 57 t.-5 per Con. 9z; 23
°imam 41 prcm.

PRTCF. OF SIC,CKS YISTFRIIAr :

Bank Rtoelt fLut
3 per Cellt.kcd. fhut
3 per C. CO.& 57:i
4 per Cent. Shut
I per C. Navy 9:1 93 92}
Ditto Loyalty glut

Lon Ann. Phut
per Crnt. s#c
Imp. Ann. tt 3-16
India Stock
Orntann 31 4
Conf. for April ri 1

The laft dirpatches from Sir RALPH ABER NtOM-
III are fail to bring an account of his having re-
ceived advices from the Red Sea, (hang, that
the Bombay army would be ready to co-operate
with the force.; under his command by the sth of
February. It is raid to be the Intention of Sir
RALPH AIERCROMBIL to diftnlbark his army at
Aboukir.

Advices are faid to hate been received at the
Admiralty, that the Mt acuity has taken a cor-
vette in the Mediterranean, out one day from Tou-
lon, and bound to Egypt with arms, ammunition,
' and flores.—The fame velfel fell in likewife with
' a fleet of twenty merchantmen, from Saintes
bound to Toulon, and freighted with wines, bran-
dy, &c. for the ofe of Gat( rn r aunt is fquadron : of
thefe (he captured fifteen, and fent them to Malta.
The above (hips were convoyed by feveral gun
boats, which 11;cered off as loon as the frigate
made her appearance..
Report Rates that Baron d'Ensta swans, the
Swedi(h Minifter in London, prefcnted a note on
the 4th in ft ant to our Government, demanding the
rcleafe of the Sevcdifh and Danifh veirels ; but not
being able to fucceed, applied to the Secretary of
State for a pafrport to leave the conntry. It is
added that the ?airport has been granted, and that
he will loon quit London, and proceed to the Con-
tinent by way of Dover.

' A mereantil_ both at Leith has received a let-
ter from a corrcfpondent at Hamburgh, dated
March to, which contains the following important
intelligence :—" Ydierday, an exprefs puffed
through this place, going from Copenhagen to
Berlin, and it is generally faid that he carries
with him the agreement between the two Courts
to maintain the free navigation of our river.
What corroborates this report is, that the order
given by the Daniih Government to ramble all
the militia in this part of Holilein has been re-
called, and this alto makes us think that the dif-
ferences between Great Britain and Denmark will
fpecdily be fettled."

A letter from an officer at Fort George, dated
March 16, fat's—" This garrifon was alarmed !aft
Friday evening the 13th, between twelve and ore
o'clock, by the cry '.t fire. One of the wooden
chimney tops in the State Prifen fomchow caught
fire, and in a moment WAS in a great blaze ; whlcb,
from the idea of the accident at Invernefs appen.
ing the day before, created general alarm. The
fire engines being inftantly procured, and the re-
giment in garroon immediately turning out, it
was loon happily
London, England, 1801-03-24

070 MORROW EVENING, March 25, will be
J. performed, (by particular deflre) the Sacred Oratorio of
THE MESSIAH.
Computed by G. F. HANDEL.
P.aceding the Third Part will be introduced Martin Luther's
Hymn, .‘ Great Goo, what do I fee." As performed with
Lich g,nbounded applaufe, arranged with accompaniments by
Mr. Baumgarten.
Ind of Part I. a Concert on the Grand Piano Forte by Mifs
. . . .

Moan a., (a Young Lady totally blind from hrr birth.)
/aid of Part H. BACH'S favourite Concertame for Violin, Oboe,
Tenor and Violoncello o►ligata, by Meffrs. G. Allier,
',lnv, R. and Charles Alhlcy.
And on Friday will ►e repeated the GRAND SELECTION,
confilling of the Dettingen Te Donn, tha Firft Aoft of
Haydn 's Creation and a Grand Mikellancous Ad.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. SEOOND, Mifs TENNANT,
Mils TYRER, Matter SMITH,
And Madame 'USSR&
Mr. INCLF.DON, Mr. DIGNUM,
bin DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Oman, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The reft of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be
numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers.
The whole under the din-talon of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.

Sous 6s. Pit 3s. dd. Gallery as. Upper Gail ta.
Half Priee as ufual at Nine o'Clock.
Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven.

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
SANS SOUCI.

Sy the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CUM. IN,
ON THURSDAY NEXT, March a(, 180 z,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leiceßcr-Plea,
Laiccitar-tqauc, an Entertainment, called
THE CAKE-HOUSE.
Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs :
PART 1.

See. Dregs and his Villa. Roc. Agreeable Company.
Sens. Perpetual Youth. Song. leove and Reafon.
Rsc. Canjugal'tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to Kill Wives
Song. Lotteryof Wedloet. Sohg• The Poet and paper.
Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. i.e Maitre de Dank.
Sorg. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet.
and Nancy.

PART 11.
Ree. The CaptainandtkePoct. Rec. The Club.
Song. Brother Jack.... Song. The Thing, the Rick
Rec. Sailors. • • and the Go. •
Song. Filial Life. = "Rec. The Meta.
Rec. A return of Reston " • Jong. Jack at Greenwich.
Song. The Sweets. of Lova. Rec. More Plotting.
Song...aims News.
...PART 111.
Rec Honcil Caleb. Rec. The Two DoEbirs.
Song. Highgate Probation., Sang. The Canary Bird..
Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rm. Bits and Scraps.
Song. Another Cup and then. Song. Echo.
Rec. Which is the way to Roc. The Coup de Grace.
Windfor t Song. The Union.
Sena A Little!
the whole is written. and compote'', and will be fpokcn, lung
London, England, 1801-10-30

MAtE•LANE, OCT. 30.

There have been tome few arrivals ofGrain fince
Monday : Wheat remains nearly as before-but
Flour is felling at 6os, per tack generally-Rye
and Malt, as well as Beans of both Sorts, are un-
altered from IA prices.-Oats come plentiful, and
fell !lowly at a redueion of is. per Q2arter.-
Hog Peafe and Boilers continue the fame.-Tares
arc now out of call; we (ball omit them in future
in our currency.-Rape Seed is cheaper ; but
Canary looking upwards.-Curency as under :
Engli(h Wheat, 435. 58s. 695. per quarter.
Foreign Ditto, 34.5. 665.
Fine Dantzic V?heat, 725.
Rye, 335. 365.
Barley, z6s. 355.-Beft (New) 465. 485.
Malt, 40. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 665.
Oats, 201. 245. 335.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 345.-Old 395.
Tick Beans, (New) 365. 303.-Qld 38s.
Hog Peafc, 4os. to 425.
Boilers, 465. to 535.
Tares, 45. 6d. to ss. 6d. per babel.

Carraway Seed, 38s. to 425. per cwt.:
Coripder, z6s. to asis. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per laft.
Canary, Bos. to stos.
Flour, 6os. per fact.
American ditto, 305. to 365. per barrel.
London, England, 1801-10-30

OXFORDSHIRE--BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL

OAK, &e.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Red Lion, Bridge-foot, Henley upon Thipnes,
On Monday, November 9,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of 150
Acres of Wood .Land, covered with valuable Mech
Wood, and tome capital Oak Timber, in the molt thriving Rate ;
fituate within about four miles of the Thames, and fever of
Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford.
Particulars mar be no* had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Reading Papers; at the Red Lion, Henley; the Printer
of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in Pall-
Mall, where Plans of the Property may be teen.

COLLIERIES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR.RAINE,

At the Rainbow Coffee-hottfe, in Cornhill, London, on Friday
the 30th. of Odtober, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lou,
CERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and Other
SHARES of and in fever-al valuable COLLIERIES;
lying nada upirards of yOOO Acres of Land, in the County of
DuAam, well known to contain Seams of fine Coal ; a large
pat yeholly unwrought, and very advantageoully fituat&d on
the Ranks of the River Tyne, within 3,5, and 9 Miles of
Newcaille. The Collieries now In work are Thornily, Fait
and Welt Winlaton, and Crawcrook ; the former of which
was opened in the prcialt year, and promifes the belt advantage
te the Undertakers.

Mr. Samuel Barrafs, of Kell's-Field, between Cheilerle-
Brat and Neweaßle, Colliery Viewer, will give any further
information u to this property, and anthem printed Particu-
lars may be had ; alfo at the Qlicen's Head Inn and Tavern, in
Newcaft/e; at the Wheat Shear, Durham; the Printer of the
York Courant; of Meffrs. White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lin-
coln's Inn; Rainbow Coffee-houfe ; and of Mr. Ralne, Land-
Surveyor Charlotte-ftrect, Bloomibury, London, where Plans
of the Surface under which the (aid Collieries lie, may be
font.
London, England, 1801-10-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W.
♦IIIVID. DVS,
o Hainburgb, 0
Dublin, Oa 26,
o Waterford, 1
2 Donnaghadce, OR. 26,

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. a9.—Arrived la DESIM
frigate, Captain Isstarr, and the WoLvslEws,
Captain WRIGHT, from a cruise; alto the IMo-
GENR brig, Captain PATER, from Plymouth.
YARMOUTH, OCT. a9.—Sailed this morning,
the EARL Of LEICESTER packet, Capt. CHARLES
THOMPSON, with Mails, two Meffengers, and fe-
veral paffengers for Cuxhaven. The Pala cx of
WALES packet, Capt. HEARN, takes the Mails and
palrengers on Sunday next for Cuxhaven, after
which the above packet will take the Wezer Ra-
tion for one month.—Arrived the ZEPHYR brig,
and the Jatouss brig: the latter was reported
fame time ago to have been loft. The PYLADES
(loop, and LADY ANN brig have detained and fent
in here, the (Economy, Captain PETERS, from
Hamburgh, bound to Leghorn; alto, a fithing
dogger, laden with fah and (alt fifh.
DUNGENESS-ROAD, OCT. 18.•••• I have jet. wit.
neffed a fcenc of villainy which I have often heard
al, but never before faw pratlifed, and which calls
loudly for redrefs ; the circumftances are briefly
there :—Laft evening the wind at about W. S. W. I
blew extremely hard, fo as to oblige feveral flips
of war to bear up and run for this Roadfted.—
This morning a foreigner was boarded off the
Light-houfe by one of the boats, commonly called
or known by the name of Hovelers, who pretend
to be Pilots, and undertake to bring (hips into
fafe anchorage. The above vefTel, a brig, (hut
of what Nation I know no., as the did not thew
her colours,) ran in under her fore-fail, and came
to in the hawfe of a Hoop of war ; as the fore.
fail was not attempted to be furled, but lay
a-back, the brig of courfe was driving, and (he
let go another anchor, which loon brought her
up the lay in that pofition in a good clear birth,
riding very well by one anchor and cable, as the
other cable was quite flack, for nearly three hours,
and fhe might ,have /ode ever fince ; but to my
I great aflonilhment thi cables are now both cut, the
Jibb hoifled, and the brig is, making the bell of
her way towards Dover or Ramfgate, where I fup.
pole (if fhe is infured) you have heard of her ar-
rival, but probably not till fhe has received more
damage by running againft the Pier-head, or fame-
thing Imilar, which will occafion her to be caulk
ed, repaired, &c. &c.—So much for the frauds
pradifed againft Underwriters !
London, England, 1801-10-30

DOROETSHIRE.
TO RR SOLD IT PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'THE Manors of TARRANT MON KTON and
TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adoining to each other,
within a ring-fence, in the molteligible part of the County of
I Dorfet, noted for Game ; Brute near the great Weilem Turn-
' pike Road, between Saliibury and Blandford, or within &re
miles of the latter; with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privileges,
and Immunities,_ to the raid Manors belonging.
The Manor of TARR ANT MON lITO N cosnprifes, as follows :
aft. A capital Tythe-free Farm, in the occupation of Mr.
James Cando, on a Leafe, of which only Two Years are un-
expired, containing upwards of ioo Acres of W.itcr
Arab's, and Down Land.

ad.theTythcs of the reft of the Parlfh of Tarrant Monkton.
3d. The Reverflor. in fee of divers Copybold and Lcafehold
Litotes, of the yearly value of about 3aol. held by one, two, or
three lives, but chiefly on one old life.
The Manor of TAR RANT LAUNCLITON IS all in the Lord's
hands (except a few Litehold Cottagcs),and confills of a Farm,
in every refpeet one of the mat deferable in the County, called
Louneefton Farm, containing upwards of isco Acres of Wour
Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a ring-fence, in
Severalty, and Tythc-free, in the occupation of Mr. Rob. bud-
den, on a Leak, of which only Four Years are unexpired.
N. B. The Land-Tax on the Eflatc Is redeemed.

The Taunts, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budde.a; will Thew their
refpealye Farms; and for Particulars, apply to Mr. Davies, of
Horningfham, near Warminfter, Wilts • or to Melts. King
and johns, Solicitors, Blandford, at whole Office a Map of
the Eftate may be fcen.
London, England, 1801-12-02

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, DEC.:.
APPIAL OT WILIOR e. 01110.
On the Motion of the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Houfe give
Judgment in this mule; referring the femme ache Court of
Seffson.

Now's% ',molter BILL.

Farther proceedings upon this Bill was deferred till after
the holidays.

APPEAL Or JOHNSTON AND OTR2IS W. STOTTS.
Mr. Alexander was beard at the bar for the Appellants.
The Attorney General then pleaded at eonbderable length in
favour of the Refpondents.
The further eadideration of this caufe was deferred till
Therfday.
London, England, 1801-09-15

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Baussrcs, Sur. s3.—Thc Englifh Fleet, corn
manded by Admiral NELIIOII, which was lately
deferred from the coaft of ei-devaet Flanders, and
principally from Blackenbnurg and Offend, next
(leered its courfe towards Zealand. At the depar-
ture of the fall letters from the Ifle of Walcheren,
the enemy were in fight of the Northern Coati.
The French and Bataviin troops of the garri-
fons of the interior put themfelves in motion to
Strengthen the principal nts ;and all the meafures
of defence best calculated to defeat the attempts
of the Lnglifh have been taken fucceffively by Ge-
neral DEsjaattias, who commands in the Hes of
Zealand. However, notwithaaning there difpo.
fitions, they perfiß in believing that the Englifh
. armament under Lord Nstsom declined againft
the part of the fleet in the Meure or the Text!.
General Awcsasau is to go immediately to
Helvoetfluys, in order to hold there a new confc•
rcnce with Admiral de WINTER, Commander in
Chief of the Dutch fleet, The Me of Cadfand,
fituated near the coati of ci-devaitt Flanders, has
Leen put into the belt Rate of defence. Its coatis
are funfilhed with artillery, and it has a garrifon
fufficieut for its defence. The Gallo-Batavian•
cruifers Rationed in the Wellern Scheldt keep a
ftritt watch there to prevent the enemy front en-
tering.
As to the FleElorate of Hanover, the Pi-tiff:an
?Airliner dc thin's, who is now at Hildelheim, in
a note addrefTed to the Hanoverian Minifler, in
nfwer to the fall note of the latter, has given him
to undcrfiand clearly, that things would remain in
their prefent Hate until the grand bufinefs of the
indemnities have fixed the as yet uncertain
fate of the German F.mpii e. The harvcfl is finifbed
every where in our departments : it is one of the
richell and fineswe have had for many years.

It is coofidenily afferted that th, p:iffeflions of
the Teutonic Order in Franconia will be employ.
e'l in facilitating the fettlement of the affair of in-
dcruni:ies, and that in return the Order will re.
t-ive tit, Brifgaw, which by this arrangement,
would !till continue in the hands °fa Prince of the
ilonfe of Auilria. One of the principal articles
of the treaty lately fettled betwixt the French Go.
•emment and the Elector of Blvaria, is laid to be
that France is to guarantee the integrity of Ba-
VAlia, and zofecurc for the Eleelor fuittble indent.
tides for his poilefilons on the left' Lank of the
Uhine.

Gt sq.%, Avc. t9.--It is laid that the fantr.us
robber who h.e. been I 1 cd t/, Devi!, h.iseniKok•
ed in 3 *.ipp for Tonis,
from ..iis yeittislay. Perh:.pi this is r.n more
than • report, to make the rople forget him for
ft,:ne days.

, Are.. A.—The reiult of fere, ii Special
egAtions. th. 111 ”f which uAS held in tht
protner of the I loly rithf.r, it., been the :approval
of the Concordat h.tween France And the Holy
Se-
The Cnorier, who earl 'les the Ratifit.ition to the
Ft. sr Conatti., let out this evening for Park.
Curtiitiol C lstO terrain at Nets in the clia •
I.l.ltcr Legate.
London, England, 1801-09-15

NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

Rear•Admiik Whittlied, to the command at Halifax—• Gar
lain Hai, to be Ida Captain.
Captain George button, of the Haniem, to the Africk*,
frigate.
Captain Jahn Stewart, of the Mondavi, to the rank of Polk
Captain, ladle the command of the Haarlem.
Captain Thomas 'Graphemic* (late Lora Keith's Captain), to
the Diana frigate.
Captain John Elphinitobe, of the Hadar, to be Lord Keith•
Firft Captain—and Captain `Saari, of the Deter:knee, to be his
Second Captain. •
Captain Seaver, to the DeterminEc.

Captain E. O'Brien, of the Trawler brig, to the rank of Pot
Captain, and the commend of the Kent, the ftag-atip of Rear:.
Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton.
The Hon. C. H. Pierrepont, to the emunand of the Dt•
neurc .rigate. of 36 inns, at Plymouth—Lkutenant Bratilm,
(youngeft fon of Admiral Bradby, of Southampton), Wear the
Jahn, to be Plrft Lieutenant of the Dedalineure frigate.
Lieutenant Silver to the Capdvity.
And Mr. 0. Btetmill made a Lieutenant, and apptdoted to
the London.

1
London, England, 1801-09-15

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER is.

This morning appeared off this port, with a
breeze at Eaft, the outward bound Litton, Oporto,
and Mediterranean fleets; and fron after a (mall
fleet, fuppofed to be the Newfoundland, Halifax,
and Quebec, as the West !loop of war, of 18 guns,
fiiledlrence to join them, as did the NITLILY
fchooner, of i 6 guns, with the following vet Tels to
join the Lifbon end Mediterranean: this evehing
it fell almoil calm, and the whole continues, in
fight:—Danifh flip Fortuna, PETERSON; Englifh
brigs, Hope, DOUGALL; and Flanders, Micit
for Lilbon; Pallas, Demur ; Catharine Coerss;
and Swedifh brig Neptunus, Systoles, for Gibral-
tar.—Arrived this day the Swedifti fhip Blom-
ftrande, BLom en, with wines from Barcelona, for
orders ; and the RAVEN /WORTH (brig tranfport),
Kseres, from Plymouth for Cork.—Sailed the
American !hip Ranger, Capt. CUNIIIIILLAND, for
London.

PORTSMOUTH,

Lail night arrived the Mains-rows frigate, Cap-
tain Dow WILY, from a feven weeks crntze. Alfo
arrived the Louifa, Kausosa,from the Ea4ward.
—Sailed the GAN ass man of war on a cruize.

• DEAL, SEPTEMBER
Sailed the RESOLUTION ligger, with.the out-
ward bound to Portfmouth.—Wind N. E..

NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER is.

On Thurfday evening, the following melancholy
and lamentable accident happened off the Spanifh
Battery, near the entrance of Shields harbour : A
party, confifting of Capt. STIPMCM HUNTER, of
this town, the Captain of the thip Peggy, the mate's
wife, and four boys, were returning about (even
o'clock, in a boat, from on board the Marianne,
which veiTel they had fet over the Bar, and parted
with their friends therein : In order to avoid the
bong current, they came too pear the chore, and
got among the rocks below the Spanith Fort, as
above, when the boat was fhortly after overfet by
the violence of the waves, and (the wind at that
time ftrong from the S. E.) the whole, except one
boy, were thus unfortunately drowned. Captain
HUNTeR, the woman, and one bey, were walled
overboard before the boat upfet ; and the other
boys were feveral times driven by the force of the
breakers off the bottom of the hmt, upon which
they had got. The bodies of the whole came on
more about a quarter of an hour after the accident,
except that of Capt. which had not been
found yefterday morning. The above difireffing
fcene happened not more than twenty yards from
the Chore, and in the fight of feveral perfons on the
banks • but no afEftsnce could be given, from the
howl:ids of the fak at the Ow. 000 maa (be-

lodging to the Artillery) veitttred 1 endfideridde
way in with great intrepidity, but unhappily with.-
Out cleft%

Yeftcrday morning failed from Shields, his Ma•
jelly's cutter MERMAID, Capt. Cara on a ma*.
On Saturday laft alarge quantity:3f new wheat
was fold is our market from twelve to twenty
Millings per boll, and on Tuefday it fell two (bil-
lings more.
London, England, 1801-09-15

STRASBURGH, SEPTEMAER 6.

The Eleaor of BAV•RIA has procured an order
from the EMPEROR for the rellitution of the guns
carried off from Munich during the lall campaign
by the Auftrians. The demolition of the fortifi-
cations of Ulm is not yet accomplifhed ; but goo
perfoas are daily employed in that bufinefs. The
palace of the Teutonic Order At Frankfort is pre-
paring for the re.ception of the Archduke Citaii.ss,
who is expeeted in that city.
London, England, 1801-09-15

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 14.

An exprefs from London arrived between two
and three this morning with Difpatches, which were
immediately fent off by the Agcnt of the Traria
port-Board for France. •
Friday night about nine o'clock Governor BEN.
TINCIL and his filler arrived at the Ship inn, and at
twelve the fame night embarked on board a
French open boat (flag of truce) for Calais. Sa-
turday morning his carriage was fhippcd on board
the Nancy, Captain LATTIMERI, who failed with
difpatches for Calais.
The AUTUMN armed fhip having kill complet-
ed her fibres, is getting under weigh for the coaft
of France. The DOLPHIN revenue cutter arrived
from the Boulogne fquadron, but does not bring
any particular news. Sailed the Leas lugger for
the Downs. Wind E.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST. •
Claw sawn, SEPT. 14.—Paffed by the 13eatria,
Lawson, from Bremen; Charlotte, BENNETT ;
Princes, LIGHTBY ; Fanny, —, and Argo,
SELF, from Hamburgh.—Sailed the Obe ten,
for Stockholm; Martha, MARTIN, for Baltimore;
Alexander, —, for Virginia ; Jonge Welleur,
—; Holp, —; Jonge Fraus, MILLER ; and
Jonge Cornelius, SCHAAP, for Rotterdam,

ARRIVED
At Falmoatts--the Merchant, Dyer, 'from Virginia; an.
Eliza, Irma, from the Cape of Good Rope.
At Briftol—Silyera, —, from Lilian.
At Clyde—Ann, M'Kinley, from Jamaica; and Enterprise,
Cummings, from Nett York.
At Liverpool—Deane, Tucker, from Georgia; vinnirth..
Cambridge, from Ncw York ; and Fame, Perkins, from Vk'•
ginla. . _

At Virginia—Daophin, Gardner, from LiverpooL
At Dubnu—Forbes, Sutherland, !rom jams ea.
At Portfinouth—Theophia,Doegfrom Pillau, with wheat ;
and Loulfa, Knudfoo, from Norway, with timber, both for
that port.
London, England, 1801-01-29

On Monday the Met February vein be puldinsed,
Pelee ts. oe eonatten, or rt. 6d. de Pine Papa&
,
STEEL'. NAVAL REMEMBRANCE to
the end of the Year doe; intended as a complete Supple-
ment to the Navy Lifts up to that paled; and containing an
account of all the sips of the French, Dutch, Spaniih, andAri-
nth Navies, loft, taken, or deftroyed, ince the Commencement
of the prefect War, to December 31, 'Soo, accompanied with
brief bat molt accurate Narradves of the Circumftances atten-
dant on each event; a complete Lift, for the fame period, daft
the French, Dutch, and Spanilh privateer', hake° by Great
Britain, with the Force of each,tbe Names of the Captors, Ste.
a etymological Lift of thole Settlements and Colonies captured
from the enemy, in which the Navy have bad a lhart ; with the
Names of the Ships concerned in the refpedtive captures; a ge-
neral Statement or Recapitulation of Captures a Ships and
Guns; and a Lift of the BMWs Commanding Officers who
haw loft their lives in the ferrite of their country, beginning
with the prefect War, and ending on December 3z,
Printed for David Steel, at his Navigation Warehoufe, No. r,
Union-row, Little Tower-hill; sod may be had of all the Book-
fellers and Venders of Steel's Navy Lilts in Town and Country.

On the ad dr February will be publifhed,
114 Odtaro, price 28. 6d. Number I.
Dedicated by fpecial permit:Son to hisMakßy, of a new and
Work, entitled,
rHE DOMilclit ENCYCLOPEDIA ; or,
1. A Calcite A:idylls of loch Dikoveries, Inventions, and
Improvements, u we more immediately applicable to the pur-
pores of Life: comprehending whatever (Waves to be known,
or may tend to promote National Profprrity, in the various
Branches of Rural and Domeftic (Economy.: calculated for the
I ore of Private Families, but more cfpeciolly for the accommo-
&Ma of thofe who ate not Inclined to purchafe the more vo-
luminous and ezpenfive Works.
By A. F. M. WILLTCH, M. 1).
Author of the Leduc* on Diet and Regimen.
London : Printed for Murray and Highky, No. gs, Fleet
Brom ; Veroor and Hood, Poukry • G.K-arfley, Fleet-Erect ;
H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurt, Puernoßer-row ; and
the Author.
London, England, 1801-01-29

LIM INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAN. 28.

4.
- ASTLFY L. WILDEN.
It will be 'Pecolleded that this carafe was tried
before Lord Eldon at the Sittings after IA Trinity
Term, and a verdid was then returned for the
Plaintiff ; left, however to be finally regulated by
the opinion of the Court, with regard to a point to
be fubmitted to their confideration. The anion
was brought to recover the furry of 2001. being, as
the Plaintiff alledgcd, the liquidated damages due
on a covenant entered into between the parties.
By this covenant it was ftipulated, as was contend-
ed on his behalf, that he thould pay the Defendant,
then a female performer at his Theatre, a certain
weekly falary, and that the Defendant fhould
at that, and his leveret other Theatres, for this al-
lowance.during the term of three years. For the
purport of fecuring its exad fulfilment, it was
agreed farther, that in cafe of non-performance,
or negled of the fpecific articles of the engage-
ment, the Defendant fhould forfeit this furry of
zoo). as a compenfation for the damages which
might be fuffained in confequence of fuch negled
on the part of the Defendant. It was, however,
urged that the damages to be incurred, by parti-
cular inftances of negled, were particularly men-
tioned in the fpecial regulations of the Theatre,
and that this larger fum was to be viewed merely
as a penalty, the damages on which were after-
wards to be determined in the event of any difpute
which might take place. The Jury, under his
Lordfhip's diredion, found a verdult for aol. being
what they reckoned the amount of the real da-
mage ' • and cool. if it fhould be the opinion of the
Court that this was actually the fum agreed on as
liquidated damages in the covenant. This point
was to have been argued Lift term, but was then
delayed, as no Counfel appeared on behalf of the
Defendant, who had then left the country.
This day, however, the point was fully argued,
and cafes wete cited and largely commented on
by the Counfel on both fides.
After the Court had given their opinion at great
length, it was decided that the 2001. were only in-
tended as a penalty, and by this decifion the on•
ginal verdid is confirmed.
London, England, 1801-01-29

The afillacd with Rheum/tams, Schartee4SuMbago. Head-
ach, Numbnefs, Palley, Flatuleach:J. aid Palm of the Sto-
machovlll find an effeduZ remedy in WHITENS/IEO'S ESSENCE
of MOSTAllb,lab has frt quently (accorded In cafes that
had Dallied every other method, and under circumitaneesthat
' precluded every mediation of raid from the mear.s ufually
prefaibed. It is prepand in Pill, and alto in a fluid Rate.—
The Pills are an excellcnr Stomachic, particularly krviceable
in Fiatulcucks and Incligeßion ; and by their Notary mode of
operation,.(infentible perfpiration) they.modlialty undennine
the molt obttinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the
fame time invigorate the debilitated confiltution. The Fluid
Effenee le a remarkably active embrozation, necelfarily ufed
with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tinging fenfation,
even in the deepelt felted mirk', it removes the cattle of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the pact. Bp ebja
means, the fever& Sprains and Druifes, old Strains and Re'.
;mations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner-
vous Head-achs, It affords inltantanecen Mid/ and by the
figgeltion of (creek Ladies of diltietion, Ma Jonerrom pre-
pares it, foe the acetunmodation of the anew, equally grate-
ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rate It can only
be had at his bode, No. Is, Greek.ftreet. Soho, toneless, In
larger Reed bottles, at Ira 6d. eseh.—Tha genitive is diftin-
gaited from counterfeits by the King's Pasest, and the ligna-
tare of It. Ion:tarotoo the labic of es& Mit ft bottle. It
may be had, at as. csd. each, of every repiluMp Meditine Ven—
der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, aml America. To
prevent emarterfeit isopofition, the diftlngtellhing marha of the
genuine are neccitary to be attended so.
Late/y, in Leaden, Mr. Thomas COINS, of Savage-gardens,
merchant, ran of Chrillopher Court, Efq. to Mira Prances Pig-
gies, fecund daughter of Mr. Robert Piggies, of Liverpool.
London, England, 1801-01-29

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

THE Partnerfhip carried on by Robert Marflitt,
Richard Hudfoo, and George Ward, ender the Firm of
Mariam Hudfon, and Ward, Coal and Corn-Merchants, is
this day diXolval by mutual content The Stdlnefs will in fu-
ture be carried why Richard Hudfon and George Ward, under
the firm of Hudfoa and Ward, who will difcharge all debts
'win by the raid Partncrlhip.
ROBT. MARFUTT.
GEORGE WARD,
RD. HUDSON.

Woolwich, Kent,
► Odtober 14, 1800.

GERMAN,:

RATISBON, JANUARY 3.

They write from Augfburgh that General Ls-
ct.sac had pallid through that city on his way to
Balzbourg, and thence to Vienna. It is Paid that
he is the bearer of the Preliminaries of Peace.
A violent tumult has happened here. The Ma-
siftracy, doubtlefs for fufficient reafons, having
had a workman taken into cuftody, the perfons of
his trade yelterday affembled, and having forced
from his houfe the thing Ma dente, they con-
dueted him to the Hotel de Ville, and obliged
him to liberate the party detained ; they further
required an indemnity in money. At two o'clock
this afternoon the workmen again atembled tu-
multuouily ; the Burghers immediately received
orders to take arms, and the foldiers occupied the
town-houfe. Thefe meafures had no died on the
mutineers; they attempted to force an entry, and
even threw (tones at the troops which went out to
repel them. The foldiers immediately fired, and
feveral of the mob were killed and wounded.
London, England, 1801-12-05

71t111UNATZ.

9 71114•1101, NOV. 30.
The Treaty of Peace concluded between the
French Republic and the Emperor a Rorie was
tranfmitted to the •Tribunate by thi Legillatiee
Body. A Secretary having bffun to read it, when
he came to the 3d Article, T$lllll.ll.lT unenupted
him, and (poke, as follows :—" We cannot infert
in Treaty of Peace concluded with the Republic,
the Suijeas gibe SWO looser:: The French are
tizens and not Subje&s."
Several Aftaiiers—lt is a emftake of the copyer.
Vtiere—Yon can make obferrations on the trea.
ty when it comes under difcu(lion.
The treaty, with the projea of a law which pre-
cedes it, were referred to a CommiiTion of Seven
Members.

TAILS, ta FILIMAIRIE. BEC. t.

The Marquis Coaawassas and Citizen jostro
BOW•PAUTI let off on the 28th alt. for Amiens.
We are affured that Baron Hsaormatao who
conclud:d the treaty of peace, figned at 11;fle in
Ens. between France and Prufria, will repair to
Amiens as Plenipotentiary of his PausstAti MA-
JESTY.
Letters from Calais of the 25111 of November,
fay, The fere.ce of the Mails nith Letters fur
England commenced this day."
'the acccunts frosts the Hague refnelting the
effeas attic Lite Donn me very An lefs
than form %lin. were colr::sietily at the
mouth of the Meek, on tl.c 19411 of Novrtnlier.
The accc tirs front other pasta a th: North eo.s:i
are equally cligrefling.
•
irrs Coafildi 55 t: 35 c.

P.IIILIAMENTAItr PitOCIEDINCL

%HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, DEC. 4.

The Soractrua-G SS was beard In reply, in the cafe
of johnftein o Stott; *goon is toile glren as Thurfday.
The Militia Bill, the Foreign Carrefpondesee Bill, the Naval
Stoke Bill, and the Poor Badge Bill, was read a fecund time,
and ordered to be committed um Monday.
Lord WA Lel/MOWS nwirsd for the appointment of a Com-
mittee to take Into ocoldendion the Standing thdtra relative
to Inchafures.—Ordered.
Mr. MITIOID, from the Cullom in Scotland, prefented an
Account of the number of fhips =low/a in the Doris s Straits
Whale killury.—Adjourocd.
London, England, 1801-03-23

“ HEMP.

" The Tniftoes of the Liti:a and Hempen Manufacture,
anxious that this kingdom fbauld elfeaually lay hold of the pi e-
fent opportunity which the interruption of trade with rho
Northern States off-rs for promoting the growth of Hemp and
the eltahliihment of the Jul Clo:h Man41.1,41.1fC, call upon all
Landholders or Farmers .o :Mill their endeavour:, by aliutiug
Come portion of thar grounds to the r--ifing of Hemp.
'they underitind it it a. eafy in Its culture as Max, the richer
the foil and the deeper the loam the better will Le the produce,
It faccer.li admirably in drairel hog nranured with armies ; and
the Truftces protiofe to procure a I: ancient neniber of perform
properly drilled in the management of *e. from :he time it is ripe
fur pulling until it is made fit for the ipiuncr.
Thefe perfons will be Rrioncil in various ports of the
kingdom, and order.' will he given to the Cour.ty Infpeetors to
moire all applications front Gentithuin or i'armers who may
dare tb, adiitince, and to fend theft accurilio
" The Trufiees will alfo give the tollowing and
continue them for three years :
" BREAKING AND SCUTCHING.
_ _

" z. For every Roue of Hemp grown hi this kingdom In the
years iBoi, aoa, iind 1243, well inAccil an.t Crotched for the
hatchet or for carnage, the fum of ad. and a further bounty of
a compktc fet of Hemp I iateliels perfo:t who shall Iwo
Woken and Crotched half a ton weight thtrcoi.
2. To the Owncr of any hlif7 or Mill Machinery, wberclu
not Ids than 30 tons of found Hemp of lritlt growth Mali be '
bra:tan and kutehed pettedly bafore the ift of lone 18oz, th•
Coin of IcoL

o 3. To the owner of any Mill or MW Machinery which
Ilan be ereeted after tln aft of May i clot , whether entirely new
or added to an old Mill wherLat there Bali he hrokrrn and
(Lurched, the greaten quantity of found Hone of hint growth,
herwLen the tit of June trot, and the aft of June zBc.3. not
left than ,to top, the font of ts.al—!or the rr:Lr greaten quail.
ay, out icfs than 40 ton, br.tw...a toe the rum of
uteL—and for the next grLateft qu.h.ity, hut Ids than jo tua,
between the fa:d periods, the (urn of ;W.
" 4. To the Owner of any Minor Mill Machinery, now, or
hereafter to be Breit d, wherein there ihall be broken and
[coached, Oar:greaten. qu.vaity around 11,:rnp of trill, growth,
berweras the to *lleum idol, and the I a of Jung 5134, not
ids than too ton, t furn of ;021.—for the neat great& gnat-
tiny, not Ida than 80 ton, the [urn of 2001—and fer the tuft%
gttateft quantity, not Ids than fro ton, the bun of tool
London, England, 1801-03-23

urAzz: 38523

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
•
"TO-MORROW EVENING, March 24, 030 t,
L their Malt-files Serrants will perform the Comedy of
THE INCONSTANT.
Bizarre, Mr& JORDAN.
To which will be ada a the Dramatic Rontavez of
BLUE BEARD.
- ml. Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Harlequin Amulet.
London, England, 1801-03-23

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

MO-MORROW EVENING, March 24, 18ot ,
will be performed the new Comedy, in Five Ads, ogled
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
To which will be adde he new PEROUSE Hilloric Pantomime Drama of
;
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
This Evening—Ring Richard the Third ; with Peroufe.
London, England, 1801-03-23

IMPROVED SYSTEM OF TEM:DINO.
This day was publinted.
In One large Volume, Odavo, In boards' price r.
Itrongly fanelioned by the opinion% of eminent Judges anneve4
to It, and dedkated, by perrniffion, to th' Rev. Trtowss
Rrnmext., D. a F. A.S. Matter of the Tempht, and to the
Res. WILLIAM WUITt LOCI, M. A. Molter of the Academy
in Soho-fuarc, and Succeiror to the Res,. Dr. Its R RoW
'THE ART OF TEACHING, or COMMIT.
NICATING INSTRUCTION, Examined, Meth*,
diva, and facilitated.
BY DAVID hfORRICE, Private Thither.

The Art, with the Rules and 01;fervatious, is applied to all
the various Branches of School Education, but particularly to
Clafacs. The Work, (hewing the necellty, as well at
pointing out the method, of enameling Religions, Moral, and
Philofophical Knowledge, with the Study of the Claßies, anti
the Sciences, is adapted to the Uri: of Parents initruaing their
own children ; to Teachers and advanced Pupils of both Scars ;
to young Gentlemen In the Royal Nay", or the Con:pail's
Service ; and to grown Perfons ftudying without a btafter.—lt
alfo contains interefting Remarks on the relative Situations of
Mafters of Academics and their Affillants.
. .

Pubhilted and fold by Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple
of the Mufes, Fintburriquare ; alto by Richtrdlon. Combill
Darton and Hsrvey,Graeechurch-ttreet 14stchard.Piccaiii1F;
Tabart, the Juvenile Library, Bond-ilrect ; and all the uta.
principal Bookfellers.

N. B. The Author proporm to educate a few young Gentle.
mm ou the Plan of this Work, in an airy Situation at the Welt
End of the Town.—Letters addrelTed to him at any of the
above BookfeUers, wM be refpedfully attended to.
London, England, 1801-03-23

H.IMPSHIIVa
TO BE LETT FOR A TERM,
Or the Beneficial Leak fold,
ACAPITAL and Convenient MANSION,
with extenfiveand well arranged stabling, Coach-bourn,
Cow-haute, Granary, Dog Remelts, Gardens, and Pkafure-
Grounds, and So Acres of Rich, Meadow, and Palture Land,
furrounding the Houfe. Alfo the Deputation of feveral Eaten-
five Manors, abounding with Game, unit the Houle. The
Ellate is &Stahl: &trate,' in a beautiful and line Spotting Coun-
try, about 50 miles front London, and three tulles from a a-
pital Market Tovrn, and the Houle and Pi etudes arc in com-
plete repair; a v-ry large rum of money having been lately ex-
pended in repairing, and kuutifying the fame; and are calcu-
lated tor the accommodation of a genteel Family, and well
worn by the attention of any Gentleman fond of Field Sports.
Apply for further particulars, to Meas. Hanfon and Birch,
No. 6, Cbancery-lane or Mr. Etwall, Andover, Hants.
London, England, 1801-03-23

STATE OF THE NATION.

On Tnefday nest will be ruhlilhed, rice is.
ACANDID APPEAL TO THE NATION,
on the prcfcot Crias of Affairs, and recent Change of
Printed for Lachington, Akins and Co. Temple of the Mutes,
Finfbary-fiatiare ; and C. Chap*. No. 66, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1801-03-23

BANES OF THE THAMES—IISLEWORTH.
TO BE SOLD IT TRIVATI CONTRACT,
ABEAUTIFUL VILLA in complete repai,-,
with Coach-hind..li, Stables, Brewhoufe, Jfe,
and Laundry ; two Meadow and a Garden on the Banks of
the Thanks; a good ICiechen Garden, walled in, and Rocked
with the belt Fruit Trcca, and a fnuU Orchard. The greatell
part of the Litate is Freehold., i (mull part Copy hold of RlM-
lance.

For further particulars enquire of Marrs. Rafhleigh, Son, and
Lee, Solicitors, Hatton Garden, London, who w•dl give tickets
for viewing the Prernifes.
London, England, 1801-10-08

CLYDE, SEPTEMBER 29.

Arrived—Elizabeth, Rafide ; Euphrate., Galt ; and Man•,
Reid, from Jamaica; Mary, Mac Farlane, from lkm •rara ;
Phcrnlx, Duncan, frum Chriftlana; Louda. M•Fie, horn Cre•
nada and Trinidad; Jane, OMay, from lkincrara ; Neptut.e,
Bradfhaw; and Caledonia, Ferric, from Jamaica ; and Peggy,
Reid, from Tobago.
Cleared out—Hannab, Lennox, for Curacoa ; Lady Bruce,
PA'Neilledge, for Tobago • jefiica, Connell; and Elbe, Henry,
for Bat= ; and Aurora, 'Prater, ter Trinidad.

STROMNESS, SEPTEMBER
Atrial—Diamond, Gardner, of and from Irvine, from
Memel; Anion, Hurry, of and for Liverpool. from —;
Leona, Ftworkk, of North Shields, from Memel far Dublin
Friendly, Colder, of and for Irvine, from ditto; Bri■nnla,
Gordon, of Leith, from Desalt far Liverpool; Fame. 'Way,
of Peterhcad, from ditto for Cokrain Fbrabeth, Maiafon, of
sod from Kirkwall, for Dunbarton; Union, Charters, of and
from Wkitehawn, far Rip; Stahel, Jacobs, of Stake, from
Laith, for Port-Glafgow ; and indnitry, Robinfaa, ai.Aans-
Mar, tram Getkaburg, fog Ayr.
London, England, 1801-10-08

EXTRACTS FROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL„

\risen, Seer. 19.—0 n the t6th arrived here
Baron Karmaa, from Munger, with advice, th tt
the Archduke ANTONY ViCTON had been eleeled
Prince Bilbop of Munger.
In the night between the 16th and vyth arrived
here Count Lotns Constrain., from Paris. At
his audience of leave the CHIVE Cowin. converfed
with him very circumilantially on the difficulties
attending the negociations. The prefent (whick
is not ufual) made to the Count on taking leave
was an extremely valuable epaulette, fuitcd to
the Order of St. STEPHEN, to which the Count b,
longs. Among the diamonds in this epaulette ';
one which weighs 16 carats, and is of the finch
water. His Excellency will to-day take the direc-
tion of Foreign affairs in the State-chancery.
The French Ambaffador, Counfellor CHAM.
PAGNY, has not yet arrived, but is expeftsd thz
day after to-morrow.

Letters from Semlin fay, that the fortrefs of
Belgrade, through the treachery of the old Jan!(-
caries, was taken poffelEon of by a corps of the
troops of Passwax Oo Lou. According to the tef-
simony of feveral travellers who have pa Ted througlt
Widdin, Passwaa OoLou has a feleet general
dal, a wellsferved artillery, and a chofen body of
troops from to to tz,ooo men, regulated and dif.
ciplined after the belt manner of an European
Power.

FROM THE BILLIN GASITTS, Si,.T 216...Afitt
, the deceafe of his Royal Highnefs, the Eleaor of
Cologne and Bifhop of Munger, his MAJESTY the
KING, in confequence of the principles adopted iit
the treaty of peace of Luneville, fignified to the
Diet at Ratitbon, and likewife to the two Chapters
of the Eleaorate and Bifhopric, that during the
prefent negociations, no new eleaioas ought to
take place to any dignities of the empire that
might become vacant. But as the Chapter of
Munger has, notwithilanding, proceeded to the
elettion of a new Bilhop, his MAJESTY has judged
it proper to tranfmit the following proteft direaly
to the affembled States of the Empire, and to the
two Chapters, Munger and Ahrentherg;
London, England, 1801-10-08

IV.-MORALS.

y. Marriage, by its politk.l and religious lnfiltotion, tends
to purify the pul-lie morals. Thole who prattle the virtues
which It enjoin., will be at all times cliillngulibcd, and parti-
cularly protedvd by the government.
to. Divorce is not permitted in this colony.

The condition, and the tights of children born out of
marriage, s ill be determined by laws made to extend and pre-
krve the Coda! vir nes, as well as to encourage and lizengthiai
the uniou of tannic&
V.--MEN IN SOCIETY.

tz. The Conftitutroo guarantees the liberty and falety of
every individual. No perfon can be.arrdted without orders
iffued by the eonftituted &inky:hies, and put in execution by
an officer, to whom the law gives (loch power. Nor can any
perfon fo arrelted be detained in any place, other than thole
publicly appointed for fuch purpofcs.
13. Property is tarred and inviulable. Every Individual,
whether by hirnfelf or his reprefentatins, has the fret difpo-
fition and managemcm of every thing that is acknowledged to
belong to hint. Whoever Ruin intertere with the ezercife of
this perfonal right, will be held criminal in fociety, and fhall be
anfim rabic to the perfon with whore rights he Dian have inter-
fered.
London, England, 1801-10-08

FISIgEUR, SEVIEMBER

The upward-bound fhips fail as loon as cleared ;
thole for the North Sea fail to-morrow, if the wind
is favourable, under convoy of the Postos armed-
lhip. A fleet from Leith, under convoy of the
SA EG lt ARD, is in the Cattegat ; Rime few of the
(hips are already up. The Adventure, EAMES
WARD, of Neweaftle, with tallow, from Peter!:
burgh, was wrecked the t tth intl. at Gnthland ;
crew faved, as it is alto hoped the cargo will, but
the fhip, it is feared, will be a total wreck. The
Betfey, of Wilmington, Capt. NAT. SP lit R A HAWK,
from Riga to Liverpool, with timber, is totally
loft at Gothland ; crew faved.
London, England, 1801-10-08

ECCLE6TASTICA L P 1

Her Boyd Hight( fs the Doehefs Dowel er Otimberlaild
boo been pleated to appOint the Rai. B. B. Gahtid, Sad P. late
Fellow of Worcefter College, Oxford, one Ober RoyerHiSk-
odia Dameftic Chaplaios.
The Rev. Thomas William*, M. A. Ream. of Brimptqn,
has bent inftituted to the Vic; raze of Clofol, fiomerfctthirt,
and to the vicarage et bachltnd Dioham, in the fame county.

IIRIH%

In Ely-place, Dublin, the wits of the Rcv. Thomas
bury, nt a daughter..

tin Monday, at his haute In Nottingham-place, the Lady of
W. &men, Efq. of a daughter.
On Saturday morning, at his houfe In Weymouth.ttieet, the
Lady of Sir H. Martin, Bart. of a fm:.

Lately, Mn Hamilton, Nicholfon s-fquare, Edinburgh, of a
&maser.
Mrs. Cumming of Logic, of a fon.
London, England, 1801-10-08

vi.-AGRICULTURS AND COMMERCE.

14. The country being effentially avicukural, cannot Nifty
the fmalleft interruption in the labours of its cultivators.
ac. Every habitation is a manufadlory, which obtains the
union of the proprietor and the cultivators; it V the tranquil
:-.ly:um of 20 indultrious and well-regulated family, of which
the proprietor of the full, Of his reprefentativc, Is neceffarily
the fathtr.

t 6. Every cultivator is a member of this family, and i enti-
tled to a thare in its revenues. Every change that is mach in a
habitation by the part of the cultivator tends to its rule. In or-
cite to rcprefs a vice equally fatal to the colony, and nrpofite
to the public good, the Governor bss made all the regulations
of police which eireumflances require, and which are founded
on the regulations of the lath Wolter, yth year, and on the
prochmAtion of Bth February, publilhed by General TouiLint

7 The loteeduetion of cultivators brint IseJfperif Lk to the
re-_R.'l,olrneut and caunfion of agriculture, (hall be all 'wed
at bt. Domingo. 'lle Conllttutiun clurters tbc Gov, in..r to
take the mar efficacious meafitres to enrotira7e this incr..slc
han.l.; to l'iptil.stc .nd to balance the inter.lts of the telferrnt
p.rt.c., and to gw ranter the executioa ut the reciprccal cot ,ge-
m.ntt, viiAtalx way thus atife.
London, England, 1801-10-08

PORTSMOUTH, octbnrß 7.

Ireftcrday arrived the EARL ST. VINCENT Cutter:
the MAJESTIC tranfport went out of harbour.—
Sailed the TARTAR, with the Samuel and Jane,
Hope, and Wilding, for the Well-Indies, from
Cowes. This day arrived a cutter, fuppofed to
be the CONSTITUTION. Came into harbour the
Admiral Laforey tranfport; and the SWALLOW
cutter, Capt. AMos, brought in a fmnggling lug-
gar the Thefeus.
London, England, 1801-10-08

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

Arrived the PILINCI OF WALES packet, Captain
DEAMF, from Cushaven,with the:mails from Ham-
burgh and Bremen of the 3oth ukt.—One mall ftill
remains due.

Sailed the PAIIICE of WALES packet, Captain
Strttos, for Dover, to refume its Ration at that
port in the fame manner as previous to the war.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 6:

The RtvOCUrIONAIRE, of 44 guns, which failed
from hence on Saturday WI, is again returned to
this port, in confequence of the death or Captain
TWYSDEN, who died fuddenly on Sunday Lia.—
Came in the FISCARD, of 38 guns, from a cruize ;
and the Roba and Betfy, Capt. RICHARDSON, from
Alicant, with wine fur the Navy. Arrived off
the Sound the Volunteer, Capt. WAKE, fr,om Jr •
maica ; fhe failed 67 days ago under convoy of the
CASTOR, of 32 guns, and parted from the fleet it
a heavy gale of wind ; on Sunday.lafl fhe left
the Sufitnna, of Liverpool, Capt. GLADSTONE, ia
lat. so. long. to. 30. all well. Sailed the Wit
MINCTON fchooner, Litut. PAUL, with difpatches
for Jamaica ; and a brig-hoop for the Mediterra-
nean. It is reported that feveral of the men of war
are ordered to be paid off at this port; among
them the ROYAL GEORGE, GLORY, NAMUR, and
BEAULI u, are fpoken of. Came in the LAPWING,
428 guns, Captain ROTTERAM, fr.)m a cruize.—
Sailed the FORMIDABLE, of 9R guns, to join the
Channel Fleet.