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London, England, 1801-04-01 00:00:00

not far from Damietta, and the veil nearJaa. to
join the army of the Grand Vizier. The French
Commilfioner who came to Vienna t 6 receive calh
for the bank-notes levied by contribution in Salta-
burgh, let them go with the lots of 3o per cent.
to obtain cafh.

PASSWAN OGLOu has iliffered in a late battle,
fince which his troops have retired from the left
bank of the Danube.

Laft Monday Baron 'Favour &linked his burl.
nets in the Italian Chancery.

Yefterday a Court of Enquiry was held at Sheer-
nefs, on board of hisMajeßy's fhip Rusy, on Rear
Admiral Torry, and the furviving Officers of the
INVINCIBLE, in confequence of the lofs of that flip ;
when, after a fhort inveftigation, they were all ho
nourably acquitted.

Yefterday, in confequence of a notice given at
a late hour on Saturday laft, a number of Gentle-
men went up to Downing-ftreet, and met Mr.
ADD I wor cis to bid for the Lottery. There were
three parties. On opening their fealed offers, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer expreffed himfelf
dif-
fatisfied, and they amended their offers, which
then Rood as follows :

FOR ♦ LOTTCRY OF 50,000 TICKITS.
Mr. Co rt offered per Ticket - - - 314 6
Meffrs. Witxttrrott, HEN /LET, PULLET, BRUCK-
SHAW, &C. - - - 23 15 9
MeffIS.BANNIITIER, COOPER, BIIIII,BRARDNIURR,
RICHARD/ON, alid EMANs&OMtt 14 O 6

Upon which the laft party were clecliredthe
Contradors.

The Lottery of the former year was taken at
161. TCL 6d. and at the time of the biddingfor the
new Lottery the tickets were felling at a premium
of 19s. making the price 1 yl. 9s. 6d. !

BREAM—Yefterday the Mafter and Wardens of
the Bakers'Company waited upon the Lord Mayor
at the Manfion-Honfe refpeeting the fetting of the
Aflize of Bread. His Lordflsip, after examining
the reports of the meAlweighers, and it appearing
that a fmall reduCtion had taken place in the aver-
age prices of wheat and flour fince the laft reports,
ordered that the bread fhould be lowered half an
affize, or two-pence in the peck loaf, to commence
and take place to-morrow ; when the quartern loaf
will be fold for one (billing and nine-pence farthing.
A Statue, and not a Moufoleum, 'snow intend
ed to be era:led in memory of the illuftrious Ge-
neral WASHINGTON.

The arragements relative to the Officers of the
Iri(h ordnance are laid to be fettled. The Mailer
General, &c. retire on their prefent allowances.
The two Commandants of the Irifh battalions re-
ceive 8001. a year. The other Generals foool. and
feveral officers on their full pay.
The falaries of the Commiflioners of the Boards
of Cuttoms and Excife, have each within a few days
been augmented 2001. free from all dedugiobs.
The enclofing of Fordington common field
lands in Dorfetthire, confiffing of 4,000 acres, has
been negatived by a large
.majority of the Pro-
prietors.
Captain CARRUTHERS, who was unfortunately
drowned in his Majefly's flip INviacisLa, off Yar-
mouth, on the 17th ult. was the eldell fon of the
late Dr. CARRUTHERS, a fuperannuated Surgeon
of the Navy, and a brother to Mr. Rome CAR-
RUTH sass at prefent a Surgeon in the Navy.
The population of Stamford, in 1785, amount-
ed to 3,837 ; in the prefent year it comprifes males
2,280, females 2775; total 5,055, being an in-
create of 1,227 fouls.
The population of Louth, in 1782 was 3,015,
and in i Rot, males 1,958, females 2,237; total
4,195, being an increafc of 1,178 fouls.
Gainlborough, by the late cenfus, contains males
2094, felnaleS 2,401 ; total 4495 :—and Lynn, in
18ot, males 4541, fmales 5,554:—total i 0,095.
At Staffham, Bulbeck, in Cambridgefliire, the
population amounts to 540, the number of males
and females being exaelly equal.
FEMALE FASHIONS FOIL APAIL.--FULL MISSAL
—Full drcfs of fine white muffin; the bofom trim-
mcd
round with lace, and fattened on the Moulder
with a gold button ; the Beeves full and trim-
med with lace ; the bottom of the train trimmed
round with gold trimming. Cap of point lace,
ornamented with gold ; three white ottrich fea-
thers on the left fide. Gold necklace, &c.
Molts w G DRESs—Of thick white muffin drawn
clots round the bofom with a frill, and trimmed
all round with the fame; long Beeves made full,
and confined in their places with bands. Hat of
white filk or chip, with a deep loofe veil.
WALKING Dlt Las—The cape robe made of thick
white muffin, trimmed round the neck with lace ;
the tleeves long and very full; bonnet of white
111 k, trimmed with orange-coloured ribbons.
EVSNING DIMS— Of Refit-coloured muffin,
trimmed all round with black Vandykes, the bofom
trimmed with broad black lace. The petticoat
and under body of white farfnet. Cap of white
lace, with a deep border on one fide ; band of
white fatin and beugles round the front t white I
otirich feather.

DRESS OF WHIFF MUSLIN, With a Spanifh fleeve.
Handkerchief of pink and black filk, croffed over
the bofom, and fa aened behind. Cap of lace, or
main, trimmed with puffing& of white ribbon ;
bows of white ribbon on the top; deep lace bor-
der. Evening Drefs—of white muffin and black
filk; ficeve of lace and muffin. A white cap, or-
namented with flowers.—Drefs of white muffin,
with a black velvet fpencer, trimmed all round
with gold twill, and the button-holes worked with
gold. Cap of white crape or muffin, trimmed
with gold; white ollrich feathers.—White main
drefs, with a black velvet handkerchief.—Walking
Drtrs, black cloth lined with lilac, and trimmed
with broad bl.ack lace. Straw bonnet, tied down
with lilac.

Nil /CV LLANEOUS Oats tv•riovis.--In chips.
(tram, and Lc horns, fcveral new &apes have been
introduced. Sarfnets in a variety of figures, are
much ufed in bonnets. Beugles, beads, flowers,
feathers, and very deep lace veils, are much worn.
Spencer cloaks, in Mk and wain, have generally
been adopted.