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London, England, 1801-09-21

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

HAMEURCH, SEPT. lg.—The important dia.
blifbment of the four firff Vienna houfes here, viz.
FRIER, Ocns, GtimucLia, and ARNETEINER,
under the firm of FOGA, and Co. the firft letters
of their names, for the purpofe of railing the Au-
ftrian funds, which are fo much depreffed, has been
now open for eight days, and in great adivity.—
There can be no doubt but their plan will be fuc-
cefsful, as the firft houfes here have a good under-
ftanding with them, and the funds are already
Notwithftanding the Pruffian proten, and all
other obflacles, the Cathedral Chapter of Mun-
fter has held an eleCtion, and chofen for their Prince
Bithop, Prince ANTHONY Vic-roa of Autiria,
brother to the prefent Emperor, and twenty-two
years of age.
Every body is much anonifhed and looks anxi-
oufly to the further proceedings of the Auftrian
Cabinet in this delicate affair. Thus much is now
clear, that between Praia and Auftria there does
not prevail a good undertlanding refpeeting the
indemnities of the Empire ; and that the one withes
to fnatch the heft morfel from the mouth of the
other ; and therefore the Cabinet of Vienna thinks
the prefent a favourable opportunity for this pur-
pole ; for, if the States of Cologne and %miter
are in the hands of an Auftrian Prince, who al-
ways refides at Vienna, they may be confidered as
Auftrian Provinces. At any rate one of the
Archdukes is provided for; and if he lofts this
new acquilition, the Empire is obliged to indem-
nify him. The Pruflian Cabinet, however, is not
of a difpofition to be fported with, and therefore
the refult of this proceeding of the Court of Vienna
will probably give ferious difplcafure to the KING,
and the confequences may be more ferious than is
expelled. Some people already confider the war as
renewed ; others confider the French as the cattle
of this, and that they.will take part with the Est-
Pesos againft the Kisa of Paussi*. The line of
conduit the EMPLROR may adopt will loon explain
this matter.

All the letters from Franckfort Rate, that the
market for Englifh goods is not at all favour-
able this fair, becatife the meafures on the left fide
i of the Rhine, for the prevention of the importa-
tions of contraband goods, are in rigid, that no-
body will buy for the French market. Betides the
place. is fo much over-flocked, that many people
are obligcti to fill at 25 per cent. lots, to be able
to honcur their acceptances.
The Jews take andvantage of cirennilla.nces, and
pnrchafe at this price, to he refold at the fair of
Lcipzic, %%hie.. will bc,gin in a fortnight.
London, England, 1801-09-21

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, Stir. 20.—Arrived a number of flips
from the Weft-Indies, and remain with the (hips
.as per laft.—Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 20.—PafTed by the Wilhel-
mina, --, from Stettin; Gladiator, TURNER,
from Bolton ; Lady Nelfon, MELTER, from Ber-
muda; Phzton, —, from Philadelphia; Wil-
liam, BARRON, from Charlefton; Ranger, CHAM-
BERLAIN, and the Perfeverance, BRYDON, from
Baltimore.—Sailed the Lonifa, —, for Hamburgh;
Hoppett, JANSEN, for Gottenbiirg ; Sophia Fre-
derick, BRISLOCK, for Stettin ; Vrow Hendrick,
; Vrow Catharina, ; Zee Nymph,
STREET; and Jonge Johannes, VINE, for Rotter-
dam; Vrow Elfclius, —; Twe Gebroders,—;
Concordia, —; Carl Jofeph, —; and Wcr-
wagting, —; for Amfterdam.
London, England, 1801-09-21

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Galatea, for the recapture of the Portu-
guefe fhip Nara Senora de Conceicaoe Navigan-
tes, in company with the Doris, will be paid the
(hares arifing from the laid re-capture, on board
the Galatea, on her arrival at Plymouth.
To the Revolutionaire, for the capture of the
Moucheron, French corvette, a difiribution will be
made on board the raid fhip on her arrival at Ply.
mouth.

To the (hips below, for the detention of the
Dutch men of war, Eaft India (hips, and other
merchant velTels at the Port of Plymouth, the firft
and final dillribution of the proceeds of the gra-
tuity granted by Government, will be paid at the
Guildhall Coffee-houfe, King.ftreet, Cheapfide,
on the 3oth inftant, &c.—Cambridge, Ruffell,
Monarch, Arrogant, Orion, Excellent,
Irrefiftible, Bombay Cagle, Magnanime, Sceptre,
Romney, Raifonable, Ruby, Trufty, Mcdufa, Iris,'
la Nymphe, Amphion, Druid, Porcupine, Dro-
medary, Eurydice, Callor, Camel, Cormorant,
Fox, Reliance, Fly, Providence, Leda, Supply,
Chatham, (convalefcent fhip) Caton, Myrmidon,
Bienfaifant, Prudent, Chatham (armed veffel), Pi-
lote cutter, Sprightly ditto, Bravo (gun veffel),
Viper cutter, Mentor (armed fhip), Penelope cut-
ter, Argus lugger, and Cockchafer ditto.
La Conftance, Netley fehooner, and Speedwell
brig, for the capture of the Spanifh brig El Purif-
fima Conception, will be paid their proportions of
laid prize at Portfmouth, the 24th inll.
The Lynx, for the capture of the Dutch prizes
Charlottenhurgh and Lucchefine, a dillribution
will be made on board the Paid chip on her arrival
at Yarmouth.

The floop Diligence, for the re-capture of the
brigs Supply and Favourite, and floop Prince of
Wales, (the Admiral Mitchell and Cygnet hired
armed cutters in company) will be paid their (hares
of prize-money arifing therefrom, on board, the
aid Ink if then in the Downs.
London, England, 1801-01-14

ravfleal, INTRIZLICENCE.

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YARMOUTH, JANUARY z 3.
Yefterday evening arrived from Cuxhaven; the
EARL or LEICESTER packet, Captain THOMPSON,'
uirh one Hamburgh and Bremen mail ; and this
morning arrived the Panics or WALES packet,
Captain Davi a, without mails, having failed from
Cuchaven on Saturday laft, with Mr. HALES-
worn+, a King's Meffenger, and other paffengers.
Yefterday arrived a Dutch (loop of war as car-
tel, with a great many prifoners, confifting of ma-
rines and infantry.
The Englifh property confifcated in Ruffia is
find to amount to 1,680,0001. fterling ; and our
failors have been marched to Siberia and Mofcow.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY is.

yellerday afternoon arrived here, his Majefty's
flip CAPTAIN, of 7+ guns, Captain Sir R. J.
STRACHAN, from the coaft of France, in a very
leaky condition, having been afhore about eight
days ago, near the place where his Majefty's !hip
MARLDOROUGH was loft, by which fhe received con-
fiderable damage in her bottom : fhe was accom-
panied to the Sound by his Majefty's !hip Fis-
GUARD, of 38 guns, Captain T. B. MARTIN, left
the leak fhould increafe fo much as to render it ne-
eefary for the crew to abandon her, in which cafe
they would have had her affiflance : as foon as
the appeared off this port, fignals of diftrefs were
made, and all the boats from the flips in the
Sound, Cawfand Bay, &c. went out and towed
her up Hamoaze immediately : her fibres are now
taking out, for the purpofe of her being taken into
dock to be infl)efted.
Came in the Harmony, of New York, Captain
TAYLOR, from Teneriffe, for London, laden with
wine; the Three Sifters, Caoa ua, from Memel;
Amphion, Captain Sttetzassau, from Riga; and
the Hannah, Captain Lamour:lca, from Dant-
sick, all laden with naval fibres for the dock-yard.
London, England, 1801-01-14

TO M. OTTO.

Tranfport Office, Augeft 26, zko.
“ Sir—We inclofe a copy of a letter which we
have this day received from Mr. Hocrewbon, our
Agent for prifoners at Portcheller, liming that the
French prifoners of that depot are in very great
want of cloathing ; and as we have reafon to be-
lieve that the prifoners at all the other depots are
either in or approaching to a (imam- littration, we
think it proper to recommend the fubjett to your
moil ferious attention, in order to prevent the
calamitous confequences that mull enfue, if the
French Government do not cattle a general fupply
of cloathing to be made to their prifoacrs before
the winter.'

LITTIt TO THI COMMISSIONERS OF TRANSPORTS.
• “Ponchclter-Cattle, Aug. 27, 1200.

" Gentlemen—l am under the neceffity of
laying before you the miferable fituation of a great
number of prifoncrs at this depot for want of
clothing. Many of them are entirely naked, and
others have cut up their hammocks to cover them-
(elves. Their fituation is Inch, that if not pro-
vided with thofe articles before the cold weather
commences, they mull inevitably perilh. r beg
to obferve, it is near eighteen months fence they
i were furnillted with any articles of wearing ap-
parel by the French Government, and then only
a fingle thin to each fait, which mull naturally
have been worn out long fince.
I have the honour to be, Ire.
it (Signed) " JOlllll HOLVIVOOD."
(Te bt continged.)

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London, England, 1801-01-14

cffr SESSIONS, GUILDHALL.

Yefterday there wis a General Seffions of the
City of London, held before the LORD MAYOR,
RECORDER, and (everal ALDERMEN, at Guildhall,
when it was expeaed that an application, of which
public notice had been given, would have been
made by the Matter Taylors to regulate the wages
of the Journeymen.
The COMMON SERJEANT, on behalf of the Mail
ter Taylors, requelled that the Court would fix
upon an early day for hearing that application
It was of the greateff importance to the public
that this bufinefs &surd be speedily decided, as
there were upwards of twenty .thonfand Taylors,
now unemployed, lit confequence of their demand-
mg higher wages.
Mr. Guax EY Paid, he was Counfel for the Jour-
neymen ; and to far from withing-to delay the in-
tended application, he would be to hear it
made as loon as poffible : he had reafon to hope.
however, that in the mean time the differences
that unfortunately exilled would be fettled to the
fatisfaition of all parties.
Tho Court fixed on Monday fetnnight as the day
for receiving the application.
London, England, 1801-09-28

Muirkirk Volimteeis.

William Wintoih, Gait. to be Second Lieutenant, rico Ail 1,
Who reigns.
Ottery Artillery Volunteers.
John Elba Lee, Efq. to be Captain.
Walter Polman, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Charles Hodge, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
ed ()very Volunteers.
George Tacker, Gent. to be EDELL
Penryn Volunteers.

WHiam Hocking, Gent lobe Enfign, vice James, who reaps.
Landfide Volunteers.
William Ponca, Efq. to be Major-Commandant.
Fat Lieutenant Alexander Murray to be Captain.
Second Lieutenant George lanes to be Firft Lieutenant, irk
Murray.
David Murray, Cent. to be Ditto.
Collin Sinclair, Got. to be &coed Lieutenant, vine George
lanes!
London, England, 1801-09-28

' VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS,
SUPERB STATUARY, CHIMNEY-PIECES, AND
FURNITURE, kONTHILL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION—By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
On the Prentifcs, on Wednefday; she ,th of Wlober next, and
following days, at Eleven o'clock,
THE Valuable BUILDING MATERIALS
• A- of rise TWO WINOS and OFFICES, of FONTHILL
MANSION, WELTS, the Property of WM. BECKFORD,
Efq. coat the copper and lead covering, tales, doors
vrahlcottlag, soars, pavements, Stoneiron baluf:
trades, forty fold acne columns and piblten' and the Rope
which forms the colonnade; Rout mahogany doers, formed of
choice and beautiful wood;aaagnifecntStatuaryebiouniypiec s,
enriched by Statuary figura, 4 and 5 Oct high, fupporting the
mantles, of exquUlte icuipture, and elafff rally defined. To-
gether with the furniture of two Wits of roans, compelling two
large p:er and chimney giallo, a few return, Resider and
Bach,Rovps; chairs, tables, bedding, and mifeellascous wicks
bf utility.
May be publicly viewed tin the time of Sale, by Catalogues,
to be had at Mefrrs. Foxhall and Fryer'.. Old Cavendillt-ftreet ;
and of M* Phill:ps, New Bood-ftreet, at as. each. Alto, on
the Preenifes; at the White Hart, Salifbuiy; Star, Andover;
Stack'', Weymouth; and of the Printer, of the Salifbary,
s:lei-bourne, Bath, DorcheSter, Exeter, Briftol,and Ponfmouth ,
Papers.
London, England, 1801-09-28

CAPITAL RESIDENCE IN DEVONSHIRE,
With immediate pordTion.
TO Et SOLD IN TEE, EY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
']''HE Manor and Lordfhip of WEAR, other-
..i. wife HONITON's SIEGE; confifting of a capital Manikin-
honfe.of difthigullhed and exteneve plan and elevation,with rat-
able offices of every denomination, gardens, &c. in the mat
of 4011 acres of very rich land, beautifully wooded, thrpells
which the river Exe it navigable ; the fituation one of the Mita
in England; the views on all fides delightful; diftant from Exe-
ter two Mies and a half, looking dope the river to thefouth to
Exmouth, and the res, from which it k Whim fovea miles :
the village of Wear, with fundry farms, dove-bmfes, lime-
law, wharf oa the river, cm/1A.., falmon fiflacrim, &c. arc in-
cluded. On a view it may be found to pnifefs every beauty and
convenience to render it the molt defirable rade:nee in the king-
dom for We.

The Park,of us acres, in which the bock is moo advantage%
sully fasted, may be purchafed without the otherlands.
Awl alto with poffeffion on the 29th day of Soren har
The Manton-hcrufe of Mount Weir, pleafingly elevated on the
hanks of the Rae with all requillte dices, extentive and excel-
lent gardens, and more or lets of the rich lands at. joining. Past
of the purchafe money may remain an fecurisp.
Enquire of W. F. Spicer, Efq. at Wear, (letters putt 04.)
London, England, 1801-03-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir Wm. SCOTT took his kat for the Our/el-Sty of Oxford.
The Orders for the attendance of Mr. Oakwood, Mr.
OHlow, 'Mr. Payne, Lori Charles Somerfet, and Mr.
Vandeleor were difeharged; they then appearing in their places.
The Account relented to the Houk of Appeals, made to
the High Court of Admiralty by the Owners of Neutral kips.
was ordered to be printed.
Mr. JOUNSTON gave notice, that immediately after the holi-
days he would bring forward a motion concerning the Vice-
Admiralty Courts in his Majelly's Foreign Dominions.
Mr. CORRY Intimated that on Monday Mt he would open
the 'rift% Budget.
Sir W. Pu LT attar brought in his Bill to entrourage the Cul-
tivation of Potatoes on Fallow Lands, which was read a heft
time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.
Mr. Bawoot reported from the Committee on the Bill for
laying a ditty on Spirits dlitilled from molaffes, the Refolur ion for
levying 3161. on each gallon's content of every Still fo employed
ln Scotland, was read and agreed to. It was referred to thole
appointed to arrange the laid Bill to include that regulation.
London, England, 1801-03-19

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 18.

This day arrived the DRYAD frigate, Captain
MANSFI ELD, with the Ulla Fz:rfen, Swcdilli frigate,
her prize, and the Premier Conful, French priva-
teer, from St. Maloe's, which port flue left three
weeks ago, and captured a Portuguelc schooner
laden with fruit.
London, England, 1801-03-19

•
STOVES, ato .
By his MAJESTY'. ROYAL. I.ErrERS PATENT.
STRATTON's Improved Stoves and Mire Places, at their Me-
nufadory near the Magdalen, Blackfrier's-road.
THE principle •of this invention is to prevent
the lion going up the chimney, the daft flying into the
stem, the eisimnelfrom hooking, and to reduce the contemp-
t:on of fuel; they are alto particularly adapted to Gentle-
mm'slialls, Stair Cares, Churches, and every fitustion where
much heat is required. A large tfrattnient attic moft improv-
ed thriven ranges, withbollem tad ovens, Sec. the beR adapted
to bake bread, meat. pies, &c. by the ate pf which a very large
proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will be laved, together
with his Patent AntifurEft and Steam Caches in daily de.
Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, and Mott tin, awl Rumford
roaßers, and Roves of every defcrlption, thay be had alto in a
variety of elegant patterns, et Seddon's Upholltery Ware-tootn,
Dover-lin:et, Piccadilly; and at Smith's Japan Warehoufe,
No. cis. Charlotte-Sheet, Rathbonc-place.
London, England, 1801-03-19

►OOL ■ILL.

When ("rangers were again admitted, we found
the Houfe engaged in a converfation upon the Re-
port of the Poor Relief Bill.
Mr. Co RWIN, after intilling on the impolicy of
the Bill, moved that the further Report be put
off for tix months.
A divilion thcn took place, on which there ap.
peared for Mr.Ctirwen't motion, 38---Azaina it 8.
Before ("rangers were admitted, the Houle had
adjourned at half-pail Twelve.
London, England, 1801-03-19

YARMOUTH, MARCH 18.

Arrived the Rovtß and-Hazaitto cutters, and
the SPECULATOR lugger, from a cruifc.—Sailed
the ZEPHYR armed brig for the Baltic.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 16.

Arrived yeDerday the Expeelation, fmaggling
lugger, belonging to Looc, having'on board 5 is
mikets of fpiritc, a pi-lie to the ACME cutter,
Capt. Ns AN.—This day the So &PRIZE rChOOIICT,
Capt. RoscRIAC; r, from Scilly; the failed from this
place on the 24th January with the fleet for
Liibon, but having loft her foremaft was obliged
to put into Scilly to refit ; having afterwards loi
her topmall, flit was obliged to put in hera.—Ar..
rived alfo the Lillion packet, Captain JsxxiNs,
fiorn London, and the 'fiber, TmoAtesos,•from
Liverpool.
Sailed, yetlerday, the Pelican fchooner ptiva.
Leer, of to guns. Captain GAGE, on a three months
cruise. Wind W.
London, England, 1801-03-19

To March So, will be
A GIitAZTEtECTION.
In whieb will be introduced (by particular dare)
'PART I. Overture. Efther.—The Grand DettingenTe Drum.
,With the Mr of " Holy, Tioly, Lord," by Mrs. SECOND.
PART 11. The Ftrlt Adt of the CREATION; com-
poled by Dr. lia v nu.
PART 111. A GRAND MTSCELI.ANEOUS ACT,
From the molt favourite Works of Han DZ L.
Overtdre. Artadne. Alr, Allis Tyrer, Return 0 God of bolts."
Air, Mrs. Second, " Sweet Bird." L'Allegre. Accompanied
on the Violin by Mr. G. Aildey.
Reck.. Mr. Inckdon' *My arms." Judas Mac.
Air, " Sound an alarm." Chorus, *We hear."
Air, Mils Tennant, " Softly facet." Alex. Fedi Accom-
panied on the Violincello by Mr. C. Albky.
Chorus * Prom harmony." Dryden's Ode.
Air Mrs.i Duffek, "What tho' I trace." Solomon.
;Unit. Mrs. Secund, " But: bright Cecilia."
Air, " As from the power."
Grand Chorus, " The dead than live." Dryden's Ode.
End Of Part 1. a Coocertante for Clartonet and Balloon, by Mr.
W. Mahon and Mr. Parkinfoo.
Ind of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. G. Albley.
Principal Vucal Performers
Mrs. SECOND, Mir. TEN'NANT,
MiIiTYRER. Matter SMITH,
And Madame NUSSEK.
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIGNUM,

Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr: DENMAN.
Lcadcr 6f the nand, Mr. G. ASHLEY.

Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Ths reft Of the BAND and the CHORLISSES, which will be
numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers.
The whole under the din:dim of Mr. ASHLEY. Sen.
Boxes 6% Pit 31.6 d. Gallery 211. upper Gall. ts.
Half Price as ufual at Nine o'Cloelt.
Doors to he opened at gib, aad to bestir at &TOL
London, England, 1801-03-19

ALTERATION OF THE OLD BALLAD,

"1-F. GY.VfLAMEN OF ENGLAND."

COM rosiD ON TIIE PROSPECT OP A RUSSIAN WAR.

Yc M.irincrs of England
That guard our native Seas,
Whole Flag has hrav'd a thoufand years,
'1 he Battle and the Breese,
Your glorious Standard launch again
To match another Poe,
And (weep thee' the Deep
While the Stormy Tempes blow—
While the Battle rages loud and long
And the Rormy Tempeßs blow !
The Spirits of your Fathers
Shan hart from ev'ry wave ;
for the Deck it was their Field of Fame,
And Ocean was their Grave !
Where BLACK (the Boa! of Freedom) fell
Ybur manly hearts than glow,
As ye (weep thre' the Deep
When the Away Temprfts blow—
When the Battle rages loud and long,
And the ltormy tempeßs blow!
bs ITAIIMIA needs no Bulwark,
Ne Towers along the Steen;
Her march is o'er the mountsin-wavcs,
Her hewn is on the Deep:—
With thunders from her native Oat,
She quells the Roods below,
As they roar on the &ore,
When the hormy Tempeßs blow—.
When the Battle rages loud and long,
And the Ronny Tempeßs blow !
The Meteor Flag of England
Mort yet terrific burn,
'Till Danger's troubled Night depart,
And the Star of Peace return !
Then, then, ye Deems Warriors,
Our Sons end Feat (hall flow
'fn the famed your name,
When the Tempeßs cafe tc blow
When the fiery fight is beard no mete,
And the Tempetts teak to blow!
AKA TOZ !ATRIA.
London, England, 1801-09-17

SURREY IRON RAILWAY.

ANY Perron or Perlon% inclined to undertake
the Feneine of the Iron Railway, from Wandfworth to
Croydon and Carthalton, in the County of Surrey, with Oak
PMle and Rails, may fcc a Specification of the Wotk to be 11•13 e
by applying to Mr. Luttly, at Watulfwot th, to whom Propofala
foaled up, are to be delivered, on or before the ajd day of
• September inftant. By Order of the Committee,
Wlt.t. REDCOAT LUI'TLY, Clerk.
Wandfworth, September loth; 18.31.
London, England, 1801-09-17

. wirourm, SEPTEMBER rs.

Yeaerday afternoon his Royal Highnefs tht.
Pita ca of WALE.' arrived at Gloucefter Lodge on
a vifit to their MA; s Frit s ; foon after the Pat c
accompanied by Lady M. Nirta YARD in a carriage,
rode to the Quay to meet the ROYAL FAMILY on
their landing.
The Theatre lan night was fully attended, being
honoured with the pretence of their MAJESTIES.
The performances were well received.—Mr. SAND-
FORD, whore benefit it was, was much admirea in
the Comedy of KISOW your mum mind. Lads Bell,
by Mrs. &aims LE, was ably fupported. Between
the Play and Entertainment, Mr. SANDFORD de-
livered' a loyal, local, and Patriotic Addrefs, in the
chars ter of an Highland Officer, bearing the Flag
taken from BONAFARTB'S Invincibles by the 00.
riouspd Regiment. The Performances concludcd
with The Pr:fewer m Large.
This morning his Maus: Fry bathed, and after-
wards rode on borfeback, attended by Lord WAL.
stmottast, General GALTH, and. Colonels CART.
WRIGHT and FITZROY.
Soon after breakfaft, the ROYAL FAMILY, ac-
companied by the Conntefs of AYLESBURY, took
another excurtion on the water.—His MAJESTY is
exceedingly partial to failing.
The Bilhop of SALISBURY and:family took leave
of their MAJESTIES this morning.
His Roy_ttlighnefs the Pa t Esc aI:VA s s during
his nay at IWymouth rendes at Mr. G. STEWARD S
houfe, the Mayor, and Member of Parliament for
this Corporation. •
A Ball is to be given this evening at STACIE'S
Rooms, for the Benefit of the Matter of the Cere-
monies,

A very handforne range of apartments is now
building for prince ADOLPHUS, at St. James's;
and, on the meeting of Parliament, Mr. Aocuvc-
TOW is to apply for 12,0001. per annum to be fet-
tled on his Royal Highnefs.
_ _

Mr. ADDINGTON is (pending a few days at Wim-
bledon. but comes to town every day to tranfalt
bufinefs.

Mr. ADataavoa gives a dinner at his houfe in
Downing-ftreet, on Friday next, to all the Cabinet
Minifters that are in town.

The Ili of Tome Papers on Mr. Prrespesvrty
are curious enough. If Mr. PITT be poor, what
has he to plead ?-0 unavoidable lodes in trade,"
or a Desk benevolently contraled to ferox a
friend?"
Yefterday a Court of Direiftors was held at the
Eaft India Houfe, which was but thinly attended.
The Court adjourned at five o'clock till Wednef-
day next.
Tms4raicAt.—Little or no change has taken
place in the cart of the Covent-garden light come.
dies. In the Poor Gentleman of laft night, the dra-
matis prime hood esattly as at the clofe of laft
feafon.

BILAKAP4 and Svmtacit, it is raid, are to receive
each a thoufand pounds and a benefit for their per-
formance at Covent•garden Theatre this feafon.

That celebrated aCtrefs, Mrs. PITCHARD, when
a girl, performed at one of the booths in Bartho-
lomew Fair, where her merit loon gained her the
notice and applaufe of the public, by her eafy un-
affeded manner of (peaking, and the was greatly
carded and admired for her tinging, in Tome farce
or droll, a favourite air at that time, which began
with
London, England, 1801-01-13

BAMBERG, DECEMBER s*.

The battle the day. before yellerclay
menced by an attack of Colonel PP-011M!:A, r :!,
Blankenflein huffars. The Imperial ttoop.
Field Martial Lieutenant SIMS;CHEN had
with the Bavarians, under the Duke of BIREI h
FELD, and the troops of General Ki.kmar's eor•
On the p.:rt of the French, the divifions Del:4
and Barboirlad joined ; General -lasi rase° e,,r,,
minded the cavalry. The G4.-rnisans claim
vi&ory. On the loth, the engagemeht tail! scam.
nued at different points. , Yeiterday in the m,.
ing, Vorchheim was evacuated by the French, -'1
but a fmall garrifon, which, probably, alfoqaitrti
it in the night. The Blankenitein hnffarsarilve.: •
Hirfehied lift night t they art Paid to have fur-, .
ed a corps of French infantry, whom they
put to. the (word, made prifoners, or difperfed
Lail night and this morning, fame Gallo.Batar.aa
troops paired through here.
London, England, 1801-01-13

lIXTILICT Of ALLTTiIt, SAKI DITI.

Since the arrival of the Archduke CH AAAAA at
the army of the Danube, the correfpondence be-
tween the head-quarters and the Cabinet and Coun-
cil of War is become more alive than ever : Se-
verai Officers of the Staff and moft diftinguiffied
Generals have fucceffively appeared before the En-
'lima to render him an account of the fituation of
affairs, conformably to the orders of the Archduke
CHALLIS. General Dlvzisux who appeared at
Court on the morning of the sad reported, that
the Imperialifts had been obliged to abandon Welt
on the inth, and to tranfport their head-quarters
to Krems-Munger; in confequence of this retro-
grade movement, the capital of Upper Auftria
would alto have been abandoned, but we are al-
lured that there was time to fare the magazines.
Orders have been given by the Council of War to
eftablifh the grand bake-houfe at St. Fatten.
Thefe 'matures occafioned much uneafinefs; but
the agitation increafed confiderably, when on the
evening of the sad, after the arrival of an Officer
difpatched by the Archduke CHARLas, a code-
rence of State was held, in which different refolu-
tions were taken, as well for the defence of Lower
Aufiria and the Capital, as for the fafety of the 1,
Imperial family and the Princes and Princeffes
that were here. The fame evening we learned that
the Q2zsa ofF and her children were going
to Set out for Moravia, that the Archducheis Ma-
ata-ELtsAasrw would follow immediately, as well
as the Archduke Faatiniamo, of Milan ; the Elec-
tor of Cocoas,' would repair to Mergentheim, the
Grand Duchefs of TUSCANY to Buda, whither alto
the young Archdukes would go, excepting the
Archduke Aar lair.; and that dia:r Imperial and
Royal MAJESTIES, the Grand Duke of TUSCANY,
and Duke ALBEIT 40 Saitr-Tescitaa would re-
main at Vienna till the left extremity. AU the in-
habitants of Vienna and the fuburbs have received
orders to put themfelves in a (late of defence, and
provide for their domeftic neceffities ; all perfons
able to bear arms are to rife in a mats on the firtl
fignal, and die F,ITIIOI will put birnfelf at their
head for the &knive ibe country.
London, England, 1801-01-13

MUNICH, DECEMENI as.

The exchange of couriers between Vienna and
Paris is very great at _prefent, and it feems that
the two Cabinets will loon agree. The courier
MOUSTACHE, fent by BONA►ARTE to MOREAU,
hailened through this city on the z Sth.—Ceneral
Sr. SUZANNE ICE out hence the day before yef-
terday, for his corps of obfervation near Land-
(hut, which, in firEt, is intended to maintain the
communication between ANGEREAU'S and MO-
REAU'S armies. It is Paid that he has orders to
penetrate by way of Palau, to make a diverfion
in favour of ANCEREAU. Brannan is (aid to have
been taken by ltorm, and to have fuffered
confi-
derably ; but perfons acquainted with that for-
trefs confider this as very improbable.—General
Ilisroot is arrived hers, lb feverely wounded,
that his life is defpaired of.

SALZBURG, DECEMBER 11.

The environs of this city are entirely de ftroyed,
moll of the country feats, farms, &c. have been
completely pillaged, and many burned down.—
The contributions and re:pinions demanded by
General MOREAU and the Commilrary Ordonna-
tor in Chief, MATTHIEW FAVIERS, areas follow,
viz. fix millions of livres in cafh, 500 oxen, 15,000
cwt. of corn, cwt. of hay, 6000 cwt. of
ftraw, 8000 facroof oats, 40,000 rations of bread
per day, which, however may be deduCted from
the corn furnifhed, 6000 great coats, as, many
pair of (hoes, and to,ooo quarts of brandy, mai-
mg together, in the coin of the empire, the fum
0F3,3.f8,18.7 florins. A quantity of iron and lea-
ther has fince been demanded, in addition. The
States have reprefented to Generals Mosta(' and
DESSOLLES the impoffibility of fuch enormous de-
mands being complied with by fo poor a country,
and both promifed mitigation before their depar-
ture. MOREAU was ofopinion that the revenues
of the Archbilhop amounted to 4,000,000 oflivres
per annum, but he was convinced of the contrary,
by documents. We are ruined for a century to
come.

HAMBURGH, JANUARY 3.
An exprefs is arrived to-day from Vienna, with
letters of the 26th ult. Rating, that as the French
army has advanced fo con fiderablyirr the Emperor's
hereditary dominions, and as AocEREAV was pre-
vented from advancing, fo that MOREAU'S flank
was menaced by the Marian corps, a propofed
armillice of eight days has been -agreed to. The
Archduke CHARLES is furnithed with full powers
by his IMPERIAL MAJESTY, to negociate a peace;
and we learn from good authority, that the preli-
minaries are already fettled, and advantageous for
the Imperialifts.
London, England, 1801-01-13

. .
mom (iF Assl') To mu Ovrik.
One 'PonnireqVal .tgraCTs.
Flaw or Mad,
Deft Carolina Rice std. per lb. ite sat Per cwt.
To the POOR (only) lid. per lb.
Belt Ground Rice 6 d. per lb.--Be.R Rice Flour yid. per id
SCIX.4I Barley 3.0. to 4d. per lb.
N. B. They have not (yet) opened any Places for the Sae of
Butcher's Meat, and Potatoes; neither do they receive any
Subfcriptions IN AID of thefts, to affitt the Poor.
We are the Poor's Advorate% truly and fitment'',
EDWARD EAOLETON and Co..'
Thirty Years Old Metaled Tea-Ws:Mode, die Original
Gnifs-Hopper, N 0.42, Cheapilde; and No. 9, Billiii.pf-
gate-ftuct Within, near ComhilL
SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, &c.
Cheaper than at any other honks in London ; with one Ounce
to every Pound of Tea, Over-weight.
London, England, 1801-01-13

FRANCONIA. DECEMBER as.

Since the 18th bloodfled has continued in fe-
veral diftrifts of Franconia. The Commandant
of the French garrifon
. at Nuremberg, General
WATTIIIII., was killed near that city on the zoth.
General Sumo+ am, having received a reinforce-
ment of zo,ooo men from the corps of General
KLEMAU, attacked the Gallo-Batavians with a
great fuperiority on the 2114 who, according to
their own accounts, began to lofe ground, and
retreated by way of Vorchheim. The Imperialifts
entered Nuremberg on the 24th, where General
KLEMM./ is alfo arrived. The Germans are now
advancing againft Wirzburg. The (mall town of
Lauf has partly been reduced to ashes.

DECIMIER 27.
Since ANGERIAU'S retreat great movements
have been obferved among the Batavian 'troops
near Wirzburg, but General Du KONCSAVN head-
quarters are still at Klein-Zelle. Confiderable
trains of French artillery and ammunition-wag-
gons were fees to-day, returning from Wirzburg,
going to Mentz. How far there troops will re-
treat for the prefent, is not yet known. Since yelp
terday it is reported here that General Aso teem;
had paged through this city, irworsito, for France,
having refigned the chief command to General
DessoiLls, hitherto chief of the Staff of Mo-
aaau's army s many of his effeets had palled
through Mentz Tome days ago.

DECEMBER ao.

According to all German accounts, the refult
of the battle on the 18th, was unfavourable to the
French. They loft about goo men, and were
obliged to leave behind 400 prifoners. The night
before laft was (pent by them in the open air Ix-
fore this city. but few entering within our gates.'
Yefterday they retreated almoftentirely acrofs the
Rednitr, on the road leading to Wirsburg, but
the principal guard, and our city gates are yet oc-
cupied by them. Since General ILLsm AO has taken
the command, the Imperilslifts have retuned often-
five operations in Franconia : their pridcipal ob-
jea is to prevent Alma' Eau's troops from' ap-
proaching the Danube, which teems to have been
that General's plan from his having detached a
(mall corps of light troops to the county of Pop-
penheini. General It Liim AU advances, and import-
ant events are looked for.
London, England, 1801-01-13

MADRAS, AUGUST r 3.

On Sunday morning arrived his Majelly's fhip
Ataossairr, Captain Ossouts, from the north-
ward, accompanied by her prize, the French pri-
vateer, l'Uni, Captain Honout, f 32 guns, 6,9,
and [ft-pounders, and having on board 240 Euro-
ans, and a number of Caffnes and men of colour.
The ARROGANT fell in with l'Uni to the north-
ward of Mafulipatam, and took her after a chace
of eight hours at the fame time retook the
(hip Friendfhip, Captain MOORE from Bengal for
this port : the Friendfhip had been captured by
l'Uni on the preceding day. had alto cap-
tured the fhip Helen. Captain SrEwstr, on the
day (he failed from thefe Roads for China, and
bad fent her to Mauritius :—One cheft of Trea-
fure, taken in the Helen, had been fhifted on board
the privateer, and has been retaken. Captain
HODOUL, in addition to the above
.prizes had taken
three brigs, one an Englifh
.privateer from the
Cape, commanded by Captain DAVID SMART;
another brig called the Bee, and a third under.
Danifh colours, bound from this port ibr Mafuli-
patam. Captain STEWART, of the Helen, was on
board the privateer when captured by the Aug-
oaar. L'Uni is a beautiful and fall-failing wad,
in every terra fit for his Majelly's fervice.
London, England, 1801-01-13

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY IL

The ALERT cotter, Lieutenant CLARK, has re.
taken and lent into this port, the Sufannab, Bit at.
TON, from St. Kitt's to 'London, which had been
captured by the Renard French privateer.
The BRUNSWICK and VaNGIANCE, of 74 guns
each, lying in ordinary at this port, are ordered to
be repaired fur commillion.
The gale early op Wednefday has occafioned the
following vac's or their cargoes, to receive da-
mage on their padage from the Downs for this
port, viz.—
Indultry, Sutton; Expedition. Ryden U'hestatelf, sn-
ver ; and Appkdram, Stroud, from London to Peramouth.
with wheat and sour.
Frederick, Unonius, from Riga to Portfmoutli, with malts.
Sincerity, Badcock, from Landon to Portfmouth, with
groceries.
AEtive, Williams, from Sunderland to Portfmouth, with
cosh.
' Unity, Babel, from Loudon, to Po: eknouth, with wheat
and four.
Welcome, Sharp, from Landon to Workington, with wheat
Mary, Brno. n, from Lynn to I.lxerpnol.with Larky; Lively,
Conine, from London to Swanka, with barley.
Newburgh, Winter, from London to My/mouth, with wisest ;
William and Mary, Age, front Laudon to Swanfes,with lOarley.

SHEERNESS, JANUARY rt.
Sailed this day, his Majelty's Rore-dip Wool.-
wicm, Captain Jaantios, for Portfmouth ; the
Gitc brig, Captain Rassai.t., for Yarmouth; and
the ALARM, of 36 guns, Captain Roia.ss, for
Long Reach.

wg• AAA t t AVIV. I ACT_
London, England, 1801-01-13

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 10.

Came in the Fortuna, Captain MILLER, from
Morlaix to Lithon, laden with paper and linen, de-
tained by the FANNY armed brig, of 14 guns, but
time liberated ; the FANNY was left under a prefs
of fail on the Bth inftant, in Chace of a French con-
voy from Morlaix.

Arrived the Venerable, Captain HAY ; and the
Abo, Captain Tacravitam, both from Riga, with
naval (toms.

Sailed the EXCELLENT, of 74. guns, Captain
BTOPFORD, to join the fleet.
Came in a French lugger, called the Marie
Anne, from Brell, bound to Bourdeauz, laden with
filh, taken on the 27th ult. by his Majeßy's Ihip
CANADA, Of 74 guns, Capt STRACHAN the paffed
in the Channel, a French !loop, prize to the MA-
Gamma, of 36 guns, and a Well Indiaman, re-
taken by the INDEFATIGABLE, of 38 guns.

Came in the Nerina, Wtoo wI, And the Gußaff,
VEITCH, both from Riga, with naval Rorer.
Sailed the Maim, of a guns, Capt. 'roam,
on a cruize.

JANUARY 11.

Came in the Piuffian galliot Waakzamkiet, Cap-
tain DAVID MICKEI.LS, from Lubeck, bound to
Lilbon, with a cargo-of hemp, deals, Bcc. the
was cut out of-QUiberon Bay by the NILE cutter,
Lieutenant ARG La s.

Arrived the Loan NELSON cutter, of sz guns,
from a cruize ; alfo a French (loop, laden with
wine, brandy, &c. taken by the MAGIC! ENNE fri•
gate, of 32 guas; an American brig, from Te-
nerife laden with wine, bound to London.

Sailed the ItistaxiaLE, of 64 guns, for Ireland.

Came in the fhip Coale, of London, Captain
RAwsoN, from Surinam, with fugar, coffee, and
cotton, bound to London : fhe was captured on
the -26th ult. in lat. 49. 40. long. 56. o. by the
Arreige French privateer, of 18 guns, and on the
3d inflant, was fo near the fhore off Rochelle, that
the French prize mailer and people hoifted out the.
long boat and yawl, to get allifianee from the laud ;
in the mean time Mr. ANDERSON, the mate who
was left on board, together with a black fervent,
threw the top-fails to the malls, and backed her
from the fhore s the Frenchmen obferring this, at-
tempted to regain the fhip, but they were not per-
mitted, and in about an hour and a half after, fhe
was fo in poffeffion of the mate and man, that a
boat from his Majeßy's fhip Mao:moms, of 32
guns, bore down and took her in charge i the
Frenchmen fared themfelves by running into Ro.
chelle. Sailed the HSURRUX, of so guns, Captain
BLAND, .on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-01-13

rEORZHEIM, DECEMBER 26.

An Imperial courier battened through this city,
the day before yelterday, for Luneville and Paris,
who Paid that, on his return, probably before the
end of the prefent year, intelligence of a peace
being concluded might be expeaed.

ASCHAFFENBURGH, DECEMBER sr.
The liege of Wirzburgh is changed into a block-
ade. The heavy artillery, of which the Bata-
vians had not a fufficient quantity, has been re-
conduced to Mentz. The troops have fuffered
greatly from the fervice, and the forrounding
country, from the enormous requifitions. Nurem-
berg is now likewife evacuated by the French;
and it is okiferved, that the French corps in Fran-
conia draws more towards Wertheim and Mer-
gentheim, infload of retreating by way of Fulda,
or through the Speffart, as before, The Imperial
corps, -Which is now in Franconia, moftly on this
fide of Neupern, is as firong again as that of Ge-
neral ANGERSAU. A few days ago, waggons,
laden with money, wine, and effeCts, palled through
here, on their way from Franconia to Mentz.
London, England, 1801-09-10

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER S.

Arrived this morning the, Doe ssr hired cutter,
from the Elbe, having fprung a leak, and broken
her boom. A brig cutter has juft anchored in the
Rolling Grounds, her name at prefcnt unknown.
—The Como!) mos man of war, building here, is
in great forwardnefs, and certainly will be launched
this year. His Majefty's navy will not have a more
beautiful [bong thip.—Wind E.N.E fine weather.
London, England, 1801-09-10

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 9.

Sailed the Eucaxs and DtLicsaca &sops of
war, with feven gun-velfels and cutters, for the
road of France. Wind E. N. E.

FALMOUTH', SEPTEMBER 9.

Sailed the PRINCE or WALES packet, Captain
Toon, for Lifbon, with the mails of the 25th ult.
and ill init. The paffengers were Mr. BuLte ea,
Mr. DE SOZIZA, Mr. MALIN°, Mr. JAMES, and
Mrs. Visvitsitsst. and her two children. The
CHE srsara ELI), a new packet, with mails for Hali-
fax and New York, is ftill here, not having yet
received her fihal 4ifpatches.
Sailed the American fhip Fabius, Captain FAR..
REEL, with brandy and nuts, for Guernfey ; and
Pruffian chip Prince Hendrick Von Prullla,
Captain Sews, in ballaft, for Embden.
The LEICESTER packet, SHARP, this day made
fgnal for failing with the mails for Jamaica, but
in confequence of having a quantity of potatoes,
&c. on board, fhe is detained by the Cuftoms. A
packet is matted to be got ready, to take out the
Jamaica mail.
London, England, 1801-09-10

XII.

The SORROWS of SWITZERLAND: a Poem. By the
Rcv. WILL. LISLE BOWLES. Ekgandy printed in rtiar-
to, PAO: 3a. feared.

XIII.

The WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including feveral
Pieccs never b:fore publifind. liancifonitly printed in 3 Vols.
al if. in Boards.

XIV.

An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE : be-
ing the Fourth Edition of the Firft Volume of "The Elements
of Chriftian Theology," containing Proofs of the Authenticity
and Infpiration of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the Hif-
tory of the Jews; an Account of the Jcwifh Sets; and a brief
Statement of the Contents of the leveral Books of the Old and
New Teftaments. 'By GEORGE PRETYMAN,D. D. F.R.S.
Lord Bifhop of Lincoln. a large VoL tsmo.ss. in Boards.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
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ill
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in the haste.
The Affianblyilitoom has been confiderably enlarged and
smproaed The Subfcription Evenings commence on Mt n lay
the lift inßant, and will be every following Monday. Noae
hut Ladies of refpeetable charader admitted.
Broydrword, Fencing, andMuiic taufat.
London, England, 1801-09-10

PLtMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Winosoa
CASTLE, of 98 guns, Vice Admiral MITCHILL
and the RESOLUTION,
.of 74, Captain GARDNaIt.
Cattle in the Danifh (hip Emanuel, of Apenrade,
Captain Jas. Basotho, from Salo; the Danifh
galliott Protheus, o(,Flenfberg, Captain ANDREAS
iamPSON, from Villanova ; and the Swedifh brig
Cerfvinan, of Gifk. Captain Hasa WALLtritow,
from' Barcelona; all laden with wine for the ufe of'
the navy.
London, England, 1801-09-10

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 9.

Sailed the SFr. Hoßsz, of 38 guns, Capt. Four I,
for the Eat Indies, with the following !hips under
convoy :•".-The SARAH CHILISTUNA, MONARCH,
HAIISHIP, ELIZABETH, GRNLRAL STUART, CO.
SOVEREIGN, CALEDONIA, ANN, PRINCASS
HART, NORTNAM►TOM, HIGHLAND CALI", and
VERONA Friendfhip, SMITH, for the Cape; and
Leviathan, —, for the South Seas.
Sailed on a cruise the RACOON, of 18 guns,
Captain RATAN:MLA'.
The liras and Momnovi were this day relieved
from quarantine.
Arrived the Rarsw'floop from the Downs.
London, England, 1801-09-10

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to which is added a Summary of the Entice. By the Rey.
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F. R. S. Ed. one of the Mi:iitters of the High Church, and
Profefror of Rhaoric and Belles Lettr.a in the Uulverfity of
Edinburgh. To which is antic:et' a Ihort Account of the Life
and Charader of the Author, by JAMES Fl NLAYSON, D. D.
hvo. 73. in Boards.

• 'Chia Volume was prepared for Publication by the
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XVIL

A Second Volume of SERMONS preached to a COUN-
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London, England, 1801-09-10

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 29.
The Secretary of State, Count Bssirsvoitrr, ar.
rived here this afternoon. Our Welt India troops
arrived here yefterday from England, and will bd
quartered in the camp on the Ofterfield, prepare,l
for that purpofe. The relocation of harmony be.
tween our Court and that of Great Britain, as well
as the fpeedy reltorat►on of our Weft India iflAnds,
is no longer doubted here.
London, England, 1801-09-10

WErMOUTII, SEPTEMBER 7.

His MAJESTY, ha night, accompanied•by the
UEEN, Prince ADOL►HUS, the Paiacesses,
Eel's SOPHIA of Gloucefter, the Duke of PoRTLANU,'
Colonels CaarweionT and FITZROY, Alderman'
Coatis, Mr. Rose, and Mr. FAWKNER, walked
on the Efplanade.
This morning, before hreakfaft, his Mejerre
took his accuitomed walk.

The Earl of th BRIDGE gives a grand entertain-
ment at Mr. STEWARD'S houfe to-morrow to the
ROYAL FAMILY.

The unfortunate men who fuffered by the ex-
plot-ion on board the CAMBRIAN frigate, are all in
a fair way of recovery; Mr. Surgeon )(SATE'S at-
tention has rendered their fituation as comforta-
ble as poilible.
&PT. B.—The Royal. FAMILY went laft night
to the theatre, the houfe was well filled, it was
Mr. BANN israa's benefit; the performances were
the Comedy of " The Heir at Law," and the en-
tertainment of " The Son-in-law." Between the
play and entertainment, Mr. Bautitsrsa gave a
vocal and rhetorical defcription of Beggars and
Ballad Singers, in charaCter. Their MAJESTIES
and the audience were highly delighted with the
theatrical amufemcnt.

In honour of their MAJESTIES wedding day, a
royal falute was fired from the (hips in the Road,
and. from Portland Cattle.

Agrand dinner is preparing at GABRI Tuctat
STZWAILD'S houfe, in St. Bennet's.fireet.
London, England, 1801-09-10

XIX.

ANALYTICAL ESSAYS toward+ promoting the CaE-
MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH, Profetior of CM:-
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on %%Wm:lday the inth day of September next, at to o'clock
. .

• -
in the Forenoon,
THE FRENCH NATIONAL CORVETTE,
LA CHIWORETTE.

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boats of his Majetty's thipt Duals, Brou Lieu, and URA:UR.
DIMENSIONa : Feet. Inches.
Extreme Length - - - - 209 0
Breadth - - - - 30 4
Depth In Hold - - . 9 3i
Height between Decks - - 5 3
Depth in Wailt - - - 5 8i
Draft of Water - - - 9 6
Burthen in 'cons, 424 8914.

Frigate befit, mounts ao guns, is well calculated for an Fait
,or Weft India Packet. or the Guinea or Streights Trade, would
anfwer for a Private Ship of War, or a Troop Ship in which
employ the was when taken, is a very handfume and good velTel,
and Coppered to the Wales ; the Stores are in excilent Order.
being JIM fitted for a long voyage, now lying in Haman in
the Port of Plymouth, and there to be delivered.
Immediately after will be fold the Warlike and other Stores,
and goods landed from the aforefaid Wird, as will he more
fully expreC•d in the Catalogues, which In due time may be
bad of Edward Irene, FN. Agent in Plymouth; or Mr. C. D.
Symons, Broker, Will's Coffee-Houf., London ; Ilkewlfe at the
°Mee of Prter SyMous, Sworn Broker, in Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-09-10

XVIII.

The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES; includ-
ing Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Phenomena.
By the AhW OR OINAIKE, formerly Canon of St. Amable,
at Rions, in Auve rgne. Tranflated from the original French
Maoutcript, by K. C. DALLAS, Efq. One Volume Bvo. is. In
Boards.