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HAPLY CALVEITi A. O.

The Infernal, by which BONAPARTE'S defiruc-
don was attempted in Paris, is a machine well
known to thole acquainted with the hiftory of ar-
ullery and engineering. Internals have been con-
&tidied of various &mentions, and ufed both on
terra fins and on (hip-board. The firft inventor
of them, or at leaft the fir(t who put them in prac-
tice, was Frederick Jambelli, an Italian engineer,
at the fiege of Antwerp, under the Duke of Na-
me, in tsBj. A very particular and interefting
relation of their wonderful effeets is given by
ST.RADA, in his Hiaory of the Belgic war.
The great dettruCtion made by thefe caufed
fcveral others to be tried, but none of them b)
any means fucceeded. At Dunkirk and St. Ma.
loo's they were tried by the Engin ; and at Havre
de Grace by the Englifh and Dutch, under Kiss:
WILLIAM.

In St. Rems's Memoirs of Artillery there is a
teflon and view of the Infernal, ufed by the Ens.
againft St. Maine's. It was thirty-four feet nt
length, eighteen in height ; it broke a great nuth-
ber of windows and uncovered many houfes,
with-
out any other effeet ; one part of it did not explode,
and by what remained its eonfttation was known.
A view of this Infernal is alfd given in Gaoss's
Hiftory of the Englifh Army. •
The number of perfons banifhed the fervice of
Ruffia, and taken into favour again within the lilt
hi months, amounts to 6000 I
On the th of November, at eight in the even-
ing, was feen at Cleves, .a 1111141* rainbow; a very
rare phenomenon.
They write from Malaga, that on the tath ult.
then were Peen, in the fpace of eight minutes, 5a
fiery meteors, which glided along the atmofpbere,
and fell towards the South-weft. Many of them
refembled lightning, and fet fire to fome dry turf
at Caleta. _ _

A quadruped has lately been taken in the king-
dom of Candy, of a moll remarkable and extraor-
dinary ilsecie% The animal is no larger than a
common hare, but perfeetly refemislcs it deer. It
is delicately formed, and furprifiggly fleet.
BE LL Riiictsio.—On Sunday evening a Mee
party of the LOyal Society of College Youth's pang.
on the mnfical a s bells at the parifh church of St.
Martin's in the Fields, in honour of the Union of
Zile two Kingdoms, a true and complete peal of
Imperial Treble Bob, confifting of 5.040 cllanges;
which was performed in three hours and sift,:
Minutes, in the mofl correfl and, malterlr Ityle of
ringing that has been witneired for Many yam
London, England, 1801-01-06

'total-Z508,383

None.—The numbers !fitted in the above return
include thofe received as drafts by due regim,:nt
from another, as well as thole- onginally hiliii..d.
It has been found impoffible to avoid this blended
itatement,as the column in the regiments' montlilv
returns, which gives the number of men ' recruit-
ed or joined,' includes the transfers from .411,1
corps, and which have feldom been accounted for
at the foot of the returns ; the above return, i:-..a.
not, therefore, witli any degree of certaiAty, Le
conildered as giving the :Laud number of m... 1
brought into the fes vice of the army in the pericd
time The militia are not included in this, critic
two following returns, the manner of keeping 0
thofc forces differing entirely from the torinci;le
on which the regulik army is recruited.

Return of the number of men who have been
difeharged from the fervice of the army, on ac-
count of wounds or Soddy infirmity' fince the co'rn-
mencement of the prefent war ; as far can be made
up from docuraerfts in the Adjutant-General's Of-
fice.—Decemlitt 244 tBOO.
kb& and Fat. ?tank and Fit
Yews 1793 - 2,234 Yenta 1.97 - 7,9E3
1794 - 4.229 1798 7.771
1795 16,00.5 1.799 ' 8t734
1196 - 1.4,634 to Nov. 1800 4,321
Ton!--73,9i0

Note.—The above numbers include not only
thofe entirely difcharged from the fervice, but filch
as have been transferred from one regiment w in.
other, both being placed under the head c,f . do--
charged men,' in the monthly returns ; leavinz no
clue to form a more fpecific Ilatement ; mid of 1h:
former difcharged, many are difehar&ed for other
caufes than wounds or bodily Infirmities:
Retdrn bf the number of men who have been
killed in anion, or who have died in the fervice •)f
the army, fince the commencement of the pr.fent
wars as far as can be made tip from documents
in the Adjutant-General's Office.—December 24,
tEloo.

Rank and File. Rank and File.
Years 1193 2,059 Years 1191 4 3,07
1794 -8, 1798 - 4.008
2794 - 11 7e 1799 - 3,071
1796 - 9,358 to Nov. aoo • 1,54 a
Total-48,971
Note.—ln the above return it has not been prac-
ticable to diftinguifh the number ofmen who have
been killed in attion, from thole who have died a
natural death, as they are alike returned in the co-
lumn oft dead,' to the Adjutant-General:

Return of the total number of effedive rank and
file adually ferving in. the pay of Greet Britain, as
per last returns.—Adjutant-General's Office, De-
cember 24, 1 Soo.
Total tlittoB3 rank add file.
Nete.—tin above is the molt corred ftatement
which can be formed of the number of effective rank
and file aftually ferving in the pay of Great Bri-
tain, according to the lateft returns, including Iry
valids, Militia, and Foreign corps, as well as the
Regular and Fencible troops. (Signed)
London, England, 1801-01-06

NAUTICAL INTII

MAILS Tlia

•
ttttt
o Ilamburgly
Dublin,
• ,Waterford.
o Donnigbada,

FALMOUTH, JA
The Patact ADOLPHUS, Ivi
the 17dt and sift I and. the
itwhiotrbo
a.,Liiist:e.paLAti of
gs the
Atai
ward Viands. Willa W. co 8

Oorssmoirni, JAI
During the gale this mot
ot.tr.kom Dc tram for I
la anchors stud is come ini.o
thimagei. Sever 4 AO gpt
are got of apin.--Wiltd W.
.---

DEAL, JANDA:

Yellerday morning Admire
his flag (blue) at the main,
. Sailed the Gosurr and 1
etnife ; and COLUMBA, HOT.
Ramfgate. Remain in the I
Alps iOVERYSSILL, RUBY, II
us, and PLUMPS& gun.Y
Ikons, for Bengal; JULIAN
MAECE NUTWELL, CILISTALE
ftiendihip,ittavLa, for Lii
---, for Bengal. „Arrived
River, the Ctass_! WhyrosH
JANUARY 5.—Put back th 4
a ITT fows, and remain.—
bard.

HULL. JANUA

A mercantile houfe in this
PA A letter from Scarborough
vatecr had taken a large Soo]

day.
The HART brig cutter, Li 4
from hence ye(terday, in put
SearboroUgh.
A convoy is appointed to
Bth inftant, but the fcvere fr
IA Monday, it is feared, will
as no doubt the Elbe is full
Extraft of a Letter from
brig MILBURN, belonging
Mr. W 000) of Hull, dates
Yellerday inc
in.; W., S. W. diltant about
sith a large fchooner privat
which we came to clofe afti
when we obliged him to (he
tc. inform you, that except n
liana (lightly burnt by one c
no perfon hurt on board. NS
privawer off this place laft
gun-fliot. I cannot f
at our people for their good

EAST INDIA St
Ytacrday Advice was reee
I inu:'t of the fate arrival in
ut.t.o' belonging to Mar
!, of Madras-and comma
blows, after an extraordit
three months and eleven da
Madras on the a4th day of
APOLLO touched at the Cal
at the bland of St. Helen
ilaid but a very !port time,
No material occurrence took
parrage. The la t overland]
the Eati Indies being dated
end of Aiwa, it is not fur
any interelling advises.
Mr. Ls', a paifenger fro
in the Arm.i.o. _ _

The Company's armed lh
failed from England on tl
rived at Madras on the 25t
The Ceres, Captain G
Marquis Wellefley, Captai
Brunfwicks Captain JAMI
Earl of St. Vincent, Captair
Lord Nelfon, Captain ROSE
Waltham flow, Captain W
failed from Madras for Chi
gull, under convoy of his
at 11 USE. The Lady Burg
N TON, failed from Ma,
till Anglia.
Jailers PETREL FRANC/14
minder of the Honourable
kip the Belvidere, config
the room of Captain Coals
rtligned. The Belvidere is
indant, to fail to Gravefer
to flay there 3o days, and
the 7th March, previous ti
with the following Blips?
China, via. Alfred, Captain
Duke of Bnceleugh, Ca;
Albion, Captain Andrew
Cattle, Captain T. B. Pam
I %IRS MARTIN Earl of
i•lttm WORDIWORTIE ; and
, .
I scom.

'l'he Lord Duncan, Capi
and the Earl Howe, CApu
I. u•-: lately been added to
!c) pmcced to India
liv this addition the lilt
(inollly of the largelt
I litwke, Prince William I
I lugh, which were take
failed thither early in the
The Amnia, outward.
Cane on the t Bth.of Septet
The Ihips hac
and departod from thence
Bellona, Union, Sar
Kent, Thetis, and Phcenix.
The IlussAr, Lord Vi
pointed to, convoy the cut
sips, »ad wil.l ti coon
London, England, 1801-01-06

b'
ANTZICIC, DECEMBER 1.

From the 16th to the soth tilt. 454 hits of
vheat, 46 lab of rye and 19 lath of oats, have
pared by Thorn to this port : 241 lath of wheat,
and 4; lallsofrye, palled atthefame ti veto Elblag.
London, England, 1801-01-06

RETURNS

PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, V, :e),

SECRETARY AT WAR.

Return of the number of men who have bt,
ra'rcd for the ferrite of the army fince the cone.m
•ncement of the prefent -War, as far ascati be
made up from the documents in the Adjutant-f;e-
neral's Office.--December 24, tiloo.
Rank and Fite. • Rank and rile
Years 1793 - 177043 Years 1797 - 16,0-d6
1794 - 33%03 1798 • 27,457
1793 - 40,463 1799 - 47,376
1796 - 144376 t0.1771nr. 18.70 - 11,124
London, England, 1801-09-02

XXIV.

A LETTER to DR. PER MAL. on the Prevention of In-
feat ous Fevers. And an Addrefs to the College of Phyficiaoa
at Philadelphia, an t!.• Prevention of the American Peltilenee.
By JOHDI HAVGARTH, M. D. F.R.S. Load. F.R.S. and
Edinb. and Member of the American Academy of Arts
and Sciences. Bvo. gs. in Boards._
London, England, 1801-09-02

Iv.

An HARMONY of the EPISTLES of the Holy Apoftles ;
to which is added a Summary of the Entire. By the Rev.
PETER ROBERTS, M. A. ato. t6s. in Boards.

kvt.

A Fifth Volume of SERMONS. By HUGH BI.AIR,D. D.
F. R. S. Ed. one of the Minlftcrs of the High Church, and
Profcifor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the Univerfity of
Edinburgh. To which is annexed ■ thrill Account of the Life
and Character of the Author, by JAMES FINLA 1 SON, D. D.
Ivo. 7s. in Boards.
ut This Volume was prepared for Pahlication by the
Author, and a eonfiderable Part of it was printed before his
Deccate.
London, England, 1801-09-02

Nvh4BER 3992 3

MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BAR'I'HOLO MEW'S
HOSPITAL.
THE following COURSES of LECTURES
1 will be delivered at this Theatre during the railing winter :
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by
Dr. ROBERTS.
ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY by Mr. ABERNETHY.
CO NIPARATIVE ANATOMY by Mr. MACARTNEY,
THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY by Mr. ABER-
CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA by Dr.
FO WELL.
MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNNE.
Further particulars way be known by applying to Mr. Nl-
cholfon, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's HolpitaL
London, England, 1801-09-02

XII.

The SORROWS of SWITZERLAND: a Poem. By the
Rev. WILL. LISLE BOWLES. Elegantly printed in Qt2ar-
to, Price ,pt. fewed.

XIII.

The WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including feveral
Pieces never before publiflud. Handfoincly printed in 8 Vols.
al. as. in Boards. •

XIV.

All INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE: be-
ing the Fourth Edition of the Firk Volume of "The Elements
of Chriftian Theology," containing Proofs of the Authenticity
and infpiration of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the MC-
wry of the Jews; an Account of the Jewilh Srdis ; and a brief
Statement of the Contents of the feverd Books of thr Old and
New Teftamems. By GEORGE PRETYMAN, D. D. F.A.S.
Lord Bilitiop of Lincoln. a large VoL a zmo.ss. in Boards.
London, England, 1801-09-02

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, SFPT. I.—Arrived the Mary, DOUGLAS;
from Jamaica: fhe left the fleet, confining of go or
6o fail, in a gale of wind, five days after failing.
GRAVESEND; SEPT. I.—Paffed by the Hazard,
PARISH; from Tobago; Mariner, CHIVERS, from
Demarara ; Fanny, BENNETT, from St. Kitts;
America, —, from Virginia ; Harriott, STOD-
DART; from Button; Arethufa, WARD; Mary Ann,
WOOO ; and Cumberland, DRUMMOND, from Su-
rinam.—Sailed the Suir, Jots, for Waterford;
Good Hope, Dawess, for Amflerdiun ; Dree
Vriendein, —, for St. Vallery ; Drie Gebroders,
—, for Bruffels ; Herman Thietinulda, —;
and Hoffnung, —, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1801-09-02

BREST, AUGUST 22.

- -
Four chaffe marees laden with !alt, having
doubled the point De Pennimarck, were chafed
about nine o'clock in the morning by an Englilh
frigate, which endeavoured to cut off their retreat
from Audicrne. The troops of artillery and in-
fantry were at their poll; already the frigate had
difcharged feveral (hots on one of the chafe ma-
tees, and had confiderably damaged it. It was on
the point of furrendering, when the crew were
loudly encouraged from the battery of Cremence
to continue their voyage, becaufe they would re-
ceive the neceffary degree of protedion from a
battery near at hand. Encouraged by this, the
veffel continued its courfe, and arrived in fafety at
the place of its deflination.
The officer commanding the battery, feeing
that the three others were making the fhore at an
intermediate point, and that the frigate had man-
ned three boats to defeat their defign, for want of
horfes, caufed the cannoneers to drag along the
beach a field piece three quarters of the way. But
their flrength failing them, they took up their mul
kcts, and conjointly with the infantry, flew to the
place where the velfels were aground. But the
enemy had previoufly reached the place. and had
time, in fpite of a very brifk fire from the battery
of Sock, to fet fire to two of the chaffe marees,
and to carry off the third. Two officers of the
aoth, and a number of fufileers and cannoneer%
precipitated themfelves on board thefe veffels. In
the face of 150 (hots from the frigate which was
at anchor oppofite them, they fucceeded in extin-
guifhing the fire on board one of them, andbronght
her Cafe into the port of Audierne. Too much
praife cannot be bellowed on the adivity and zeal
of the officers, cannoneers, and fufileers.

BESANCON, AUGUST 23.

The efficacy of the fortunate difcovery of the
vaccine inoculation has been tried in a variety of
inflances, and in every cafe the experiments made
have been attended with the happieft refult. Our
Prefeel, JEAN DEBRY, however, who negleets no
opportunity of promoting the fuccefs of any mea-
fure which he conceives is calculated to promote
the happinefs of thofe living under his admiuiftra-
tion, has lately fubmitted to the experiment on his
own perfon, and two of his children have under-
gone a fimilar operation. They were inoculated
on the xoth of latt month, and the Prefeet has not
fince been interrupted for a fingle moment in the
difcharge of his ordinary duties, and his children
have continued to enjoy alltheir accuftomed gaiety.
This example, which is worth a thoufand ditTerta-
Lions, will find here a numerous body of imitators.
London, England, 1801-09-02

ZOTILOGNE, AUGUST 23.

The Engliih after having burned the depot of
pitch and tar, as I told you in my lali, attacked'
a divifion of flat•bottomed boats nn their way from
St. Va'.ery, to join our flotilla. They took three
and blew up four. We are Rill ignorant of the
lots in killed and wounded on both fides. Our
divifion received no Alliance from land, as the
troops quartered in that difirin arrived too late.
A divifion of 3o or Ato gun and flat-bottomed
boats, which was likewife meant to join us, is
hlockcJ up in Calais, by 12 Englifli (hips of dif-
ferent lizes. Off Boulogne, the enemy have got
two (hips of the line, a frigate, two brigs, and three
or four cutters.
London, England, 1801-09-02

XVII.

A Second Volume of SERMONS preached to a COUN-
TRY CONGREGATION; to which arc added a few Hints
for Sermons; intended chiefly for the Ufc of the Younger
Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN, Prebendary of Salifbury,
and Vicar of Bohim in New Foreft. Bvo. 7e. in Boards.
London, England, 1801-09-02

XVIII.

The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES; includ-
ing Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Pbenumcna.
By the Abbi ORDINAIRE, formerly Canon of St. Amable,
at R lona, In Auvergne. Tranfiated from the original French
Manvfcript, by R. C. DALLAS, Ef.q. Oct. Volume Soo. ya. in
Boards.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 27.
CITIZEN FLOG} N, LIEGETEN AN T. DE VAISSEAU,
COMMANDING THE 7TH DIVISION OF THE FLO-
TILLA, TO THE PRINCIPAL COMMISSARY AT
CHERSOURG• - -

" I.a Hogue, Auguft 8.

" I embrace the opportunity of a failor go-
ing to Cherbourg by land to give you an account
of the flight affair I have had with an Englifh di-
v ifion. The enemy came up with me near the bay
of Gatteville. I foon obliged them to put out to
fca, after having fullained confiderable damage.
Our vcfkls did nut receive the fmalleft injury, and
we did not loci: a tingle man. The foldiers em-
barked in the gun-boats, and plied the oar like old
tailors. I continued my voyage in fight of the
Enghill, and I am now lying at anchor off La
Hogue, on account of the wind being unfavoura-
bk. I !hall weigh to-morrow morning, and if the
enemy again appear, they may depend upon be-
ing properly peppered by our fix and thirty
pounders."
The day before yeflerday the Court of Appeal
reverted the Decree of the Tribunal of Tours with
rega d to the perfons accufed of having carried off
the Senator CLFMENT de Ris. The Judges at
Tours have fhcwn very little courage, and were
evidently influenced by the accomplices of the pri-
loners. How can we sccount for fuch difgraceful
intimidation among thole who adminiller the cri-
minal jultice of the country at Tours, as well as'
at Drome and at Marfeilles ? Are not the Judges
the fathers, the uncles, the relations of thofe who
have fought co glorioufly ? Can they have forgot
that, in detpifing the threats of the abandoned,
they might have acquired as much honour as their
children who braved the dangers of the field. - A
foldicr guilty of cowardice is condemned to die.—
Let timorous Judges, who want firmnefs to do
their duty, refleei for a moment,. and they will be
punilhed by their confciences almoft as fevtrely as
they deferve.
London, England, 1801-09-02

XXII.

SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY, intended to Terre
as Summary of the Leann* delivered on titer Selene, In the
Public. Schools at Paris. By A. F. FOURCROY, M, mbcr of
the National Infiltutc of FtIIICC. Counfellor of State, Prwcffor
of Chemißry at the Mufeurn of Natural Hittory, at the Poly-
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the original French, by WU.LIAM NICI-lOLSON. In Royal
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f# Mr. Nicholfon's Tranffation of the r'evr and improved
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its AppNcatios to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, it to the
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XXIII.
ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY. Being an Intro.
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molt mantled* Species, particularly of all that are Natives of
Britain. With an Account of the principal Circumitances in
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XIX.

ANALYTICAL ESSAYS towards promoting the CHE-
MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH. Profdfor of Cite-
iniftry. Affeffor to the Royal College of Phyficians, Manber
of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin, and various other
learned Societies. Tranflated front the German. One large
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XXI.
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Departments of fence, Literature, and the An.. Retersnees
to the originul tees will In all Cares be annexed, which will
triable the Reader to purFue his refaurches, on any Subject, to
the Fountain-head. He svifl have a luminary view of what-
ever is important in the different Departments, and a clue to
follow what may be intcrelting to him.
London, England, 1801-09-02

APPL&SHAW FAIR, 'gar.

-TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
.111 Darteddre and Sonierfetailre Ewes which have been
immemorially Iced at Applate*, near Andover, Hams, on
the 7th and gth days of Odober, will be &even and fold at
that Fair an thole days in tie prefent year, purfuant to anciait
ufav ; and that every thing will be prepared as dual for the
accornmodiden of all parties.
The Author of an Advertifement in the gallibury journal
of the soh bd. is caged upon to take notice hereof, andto take
any modures be dell be advifed to purfue, to put in iffue the
'lathy of this Fair, which the Owners of Lands in Applefhaw
arc well advifed may be continued with perfed fafety to all
fellers and buyers of Doric-Aire and Somerfctfhire Ewes, they
being determined to rapport their =adorned rights wadi all
oppofers whatfoever.
Application for further particulars may be made to Mifs
Butcher, at the Manor Honk; Mr. Jame! Hedderly, and Mr.
Thomas Baily, at Applefhaw ; or of Mr. William Horton,
No. ts, Newptedreet. London.—Augsd 3i, z got .

NEW INVENTED STAYS.
BY THE. RING'S LETTERS PATENT.

WitS.LLOYD GIBBON has great pleafure in
ILA. recommending to the Pubik her Patent Stays, and New-
Invented Belts, which are highly approved of by the molt emi-
nent tlentlelbell Judie Obitetrie branch of Medicine, who have
no liefitation in laying, they confider them calculated to afford
uniform and firm fupport, and reftore neglected Ihape with
mace eak and comfort to the wearer than any thing hitherto
yet offered to the Public.
Mrs. LL. G. begs to elation Ladies againit tilde perfons
raking and vending a (parlous article hi her name, which is
Felony; confequentlythis Stay and Belt cannot be bad ge-
nuine but of the original Inventor and tile Patentee, at No. t 6,
Kiog•ftreet, Caveat-Garden; and at het Welfbossfe, Nese
loiklinp, Scarborough.
London, England, 1801-09-02

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER T.

Yefterday arrived the Swirr cutter, Lieutenant
RICHARD.OI4, from off Havre, with the Leander,
a French thip, of Soo tons burthen, laden with z 6
guns, Ind a quantity of ordnance flores, from
Bourdeaux, bound to Hamburgh : the is a very
fne fhip, copper•bottomed and copper-fattened,
and was captured not long finde from us by a
French privateer and carried into Bourdeaux.—
The TARTAR frigate, Capt. WALRER, was in fight
at the time the SWIFT captured her.—The GORE&
Coop of war, Capt. TIDY, from the coati of Afric.
The following are the names, &c. of the Eaft
India (hips, now lying at Spithead, waiting for a
fair wind, under convoy of the SEAHORSE frigate,
Captain FOOTE

For
Ceylon and Bengal —Manillip, Captain Logan.
Poe BengaL—Comet, Captain Larkin; and Sarah Chriltiana,
Captain Graham.

For St. Helena and BengaL--Prineefs Mary, Capt. Grieve.
For Madras.--Gencral Stuart, Captain Marl;; Monarch,
Captain Mortimer ; and Ann, Captain Sinclair.
For Bombay.--Sovereign, Captain Mitchell; and North-
!tampion, Captain Barker.
For Madras and BaigaL—Verona, Captain Wright.

ELSINEUR, AUGUST it.

His Majely's brig.cutter Cs u i z ER arrived from
the Baltic this morning.--The Commander made
a fignal fbr thl Captains of the homeward bound
flips to repair on board, when they received in-
ftrudions and failed direaly.
AUGUST 15.—The upward-bound are all railed
hence, as arc feveral from the Baltic, of which Cap-
tain Joiite .Cita se, of the Profpeet, of Newcaffle,
'RasCninmodore.—Thofe who did not chute to rifk
acir flips and cargoes without a regular convoy,
a; well as thole arrived (ince, are anxioully wait-
ing the arrival of one from England.
AUGUST 18.—The upward-bound (hips proceed-
ed as loon as cleared. At prefent a great many
fli;ps are coming in; they arc from London, under
ccavoy of his Majetly's (hips HARM as and Vi-
Di Tn. The downward-bound wait convoy.

HULL, AUGUST 3r.
Tim Delight, JoHNsoN, from Nevrcaftie, is ar-
'` -d:.t this port to join the convoy for Harnburgh,
..pointed to tail on the Sth September.
too the tth Augult, the (loop Zouch, Mr. Jous
(;11.Ty maker, arrived at Whitby from Stromltadt,
fr, Sweden, to which place the was driven from the
Ymitilute coaft by ftormy weather in January lan.
(:/n New-year's day this velfel was off Whitby, to
11,,ch port the was bound from Stockton with
irr..gr, when a heavy gale of wind, weliellY, drove
cr oil the coaft. Having loft her malts and fails,
Slit timber upon her decks being wafted away, and
the 'Oil thrown upon her broadfide, the people
.n e,pefted every moment that the would
",..'"" a. In this dreadful fituation they drifted
'•, C• 5 wind, till the veffel providentially ar-
tc I t: the above harbour in Sweden, wherc the
•A
altcrwards detained by the embargo.
London, England, 1801-01-01

MALAGA, NOVEMBER 30.

The Engin have made a new attempt on a
veffel in this harbour, which has had a different
refult from the former attempt. An Englifh fri.
gate had been cruising off this place for feveral
days, approaching fo near, at times, as to receive
the fire of our batteries. On the 3otb ult, after
being in fight all Jay, the ftcod off towards the'
evening. -But about one next morning, the flood
clofe in to the road, and with the Alliance of
fome Swedith Areas lying at anchor, fent in four
armed boats, with orders to get poltellion of a
French galliot, which was likewife anchored there.
The four boats filcntly approached the French
veffel ; but the crew of the latter being on their
guard, received them with lb warm a difcharge of
mufketry, that three of the boats were compelled
to theer off. The fourth, which carried 20 men and
the officer who conducted the enterprize, perfilled
in attempting to board; but a tingle volley having
killed 18 of the crew, the remaining two inflantly
effeEled their cfcape. One -of the -Englith tailors
was taken out of the water, and carried on board
the French privateer.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DRILL, DIC. 3t.
Sailed through the Downs, the Pits, AAAAA CE,
--- • and EIPLILIMENT, WHITS, for India.--
W iud N.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 3t.
Patted by, the Levant, DRYDEN, from Ham-
borg_h.—Sailed, the Robert and Sarah, CARMAN,
for Litbon ; BRIDGWATER, LAILII. j and MALA.
BAK, KENT, for India.

~~

The following is the Monthly Statement of the
Brititk Naval Force, cxclufive of the hircd armed
veffels, which arc chiefly employed in ptotefting
the coafling trade of Great Britain :
Line. sci t 14. Sp. To.
tn port and fitting - - 27 7 0 98 178
Guard Chips - - 4 0 1 0
In the Engliih and kith Channels 33 1 21. 45 !OS
ip the Downs and North Seas 9 1 17 36 63
At the Weft India Wands, and on
the Patine
At
In -
and

1 0 21 24
- 3 1 22 12
Lindland a 0 4 5
_ _

Cape of Good Hope, EaR Indies,
and on the PaCge
Coal of Africa - -
Coaft of Portugal, Gibraltar, and
Mediterranean
Hofpital and Prifon 011 pa

- so 8 so z 9
0 o 1 3

- z 6 i 53 23
- 16 i z o

Total in Connnifion - 12.3 at 211 270

Receiving Slips - 9 I 7 0
Serviceable, and repairing for ler-

vice - - - - 4 o t o
to Ordinary - - - 14 3 11 44
isilding - - - - 17 2 5 0

- 195 17 131 314
STATE •► TUX 01111XART AT LAC■ PIOT.
POWWO' 11 $ II " 14
Plymouth - - tu s t• 13
_

Cliatharn . . si 0
Sheen:m.4i - - - ' I • 4 7
--• 0 5 6

T4Ol - 55 4 3t 44
London, England, 1801-01-01

railed, wounded, and killed, during the Relent
war. This account, which he was under the tie.
ceffity of now delivering in, was, he feared, ex.
tremely imperfe&, owing to the different per irk:;
of the fervice at which it was taken, and to the
hands into which thofe accounts had fallen._
Another imperfeetion in the account arofe from
there being no dillinition made between the men
difcharged-and thofe transferred into other corps.
Much time was neceffary to complete fetch an ac.
count, which he delivered in as complete for the
prefent as poffible, and would have given it in
before, it having been made up to the 24. th of this
month; but as the Houfe fat- but one day fence
that time, and that day he happened to come
down to the Houle try-fore he went to his own, this•
was the earlieft opportunity in which he could de:
liver it.—lt was ordered to be laid on the table
and printed.
London, England, 1801-01-01

APRTI..

L A Methee tr^m hi• Pr. on 71... fel4-1 n<tln p
.nfrd (Woo M kti IrcLumi, ddivq‘d :u Lvth !Wake et the art
rJ PUislaillt.

The Ruffin Genera? Sntrarraw Mei of a broken heart.
at his eltate near Kobrin, in Poland.

4. "l'he Uland of Gorce taken from the French by the Britlda
forces under the command of Sir Charles Hamilton. '

S. Two Spanilh frigates (the Carmen ant! Florentia) and fe-
vers! merchantmen captured in the Mediterranean by his Ma-
jetty's chips Leviathan and Emerald.
6. The campaign in Italy opened with great vigour. The
Aufttians obtained an imptimint vidlory, having defeated the
enemy in (event points, obtained policfiloti of the fort of Vado,
and fame other places, and cut off the coninumkattion of the
Camera, Megrim, with France.
8. A defperate action fought in Italy between the French
and Aultrian armies, Alnlli-na having made a dcfperate attempt
in the neighbourhood of Savona to retrieve the lota which he
fuftained on the 6th.

9. l'he Aultriani, under the command of Cc,eral Hohen-
zollern, forced the enemy's lines at the Dochetta, in the Ge-
netic territory, and polleffedtheinfelves of that important pars.
Sevehal thourand troops failed from the Downs for the
Mediterranean.

to. Gentral Mciao attached General Mama, in the neigh-
bourhood of Veragio, and, after an ottitinatc conflitt, drove him
from his potation.

to Aavices received that Lord Keith had declared the cities
of Markfiles, Toulon, Nice, &c. in a flaws of blockade.
a. 'file French forces in Italy, under the command of Ge-
neral Maffena, again defeated by the Auftrians in the neigh-
beurhod of Genoa, and forced to take refuge in that city.
rp. The French Genera Suehet made a vigorous but inef-
feetual attempt to re-ca.tbhih hl* communication with General
Kama, which had been cut off at the commencement of the
campaign.
21. Earl St. Vincent appointed to the Chief Command of the
Channel Elect, In the room of Lord Bridport, refigned.
25. The French army of the Rhine, commanded by General
Moreau, puffed that river in feveral dircdtions, and for feveral
days after obtained fuccellive advantages over the Aaltrians,
commanded by General Kray.
30. A vigorous but inefedlual attack made open Genoa,both
by few and land. The Britilb fquadron, however, made a
isizurc of fevcral veffels, laden with ammunition and provilione
for the relief of that city.
London, England, 1801-01-01

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 29.

Came in the Swedith brig Conliantia, of Malmo,
Captain Jaws OSTIA/I,N, from Litbon, with fruit
for this port.
Sailed to join theChsumel Fleet, the ELtPHAIT,
of 74 guns, Captain Fos. Sy add the Face:JAN r,
of 7+9 Captain STONIOILD failed alto the Auto-
Timatia of London, of 24 guns, Captain Cors ;
and tie Sir John Borlafe Warren, of Plymouth,
Captain Davin, for Calcutta: the latter Is under
convoy of the former.
The Channel Fleet failed from Torbay yeiler•
day, on a ensile.
Came in the Indefatigable, of Newea(ile, Cap.
tain JACKSON from Jamaica, laden with rum and
filar) bound to London.

D1C2142211 JO.
Cattle in the Attempt, of London, Capt. Co a.
aztaus SLURX from St. Michael's, laden with
fruit for London ; the Adeona, from Lifbon,
bound to London, laden with wine and fruit;
and the Aiwa" of 20 guns, Captain Spicia,
from a cruize.

Sailed on a cruise the Ravine, of r 8 guns, Cap-
tain -; and the Srssniviss, of` r 4 guns,
Lieutenant Torsixson.

The channel fleet are Rill in fight from Maker
Tower.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 31.

Phis afternoon the SWAN floop arrived from
the Cove of Cork, after landing the Dutch troops,
which failed Come time fince from Cowes Roads;
alfo the Sea Nymph, Suct.cfs, AQive, Increafe, Sa-
muel and Jane, Alfred, Highland Lai's, Admiral
Llforey, Lady Shore, Harriet, Coverdale, Wind-
tor, Loyal Briton, Polly, Ifabella, and Sovereign.
Sailed the Wtazte floop, and put back the
RAMBLER cutter.
Arrived the Starotr, Loci, Eaft Indiaman,
outward-bouud fur Bengal.
London, England, 1801-01-01

SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 3t.

Yefterday his Majefty's fhip LAPWitiag of 36
guns, Captain ROTHERH•M, went out of harbour
to the Nore ; alto the Gls& Hoop, Captain
Russast.

Arrived the Byrn gun brig, Lieutenant Noa-
MAN, froca a cruize.—Sailed this day, the Nov,-
PENCE hired cutter, Lieut. COWAN, on a cruize, off
the North Foreland.
London, England, 1801-10-27

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MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

A LI, Pettons in the PoirelEon of Incomes, ttri-
4-1. Gag from Freehold, Cogyhold, or Leatchold Eltate., In
Land or Honks, Money to the huh* Rau Charges, Mar-
riage Settlement., Widows Jointures, Atmulties,Patent Places,
Church livings, or any either certain Income for Life, may be
fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of •Money to any
amount, by ming Annuity Were* for the fame.
The Nubay and Gemmel' known property, or h is. hark,
may be accommodated on their pc:focal (murky ; and in any
inftance, where the Single tenuity of an individual may be
&emelt infuftick et, the addition of another perfon to guaran-
tee tb payment of the interest, will remove the objeetioa ; and
in an mks, privilege will begiven t• the Public, to [...turn the
principal at their own option.
Perrone! applications will be received every day till four
o'clock, and ktters from Correfpondants In town or country,
(poet paid) will be immediately anfwerid, attir ed to the Di-
reeler of the Knight bridge Badk, at his t , No. 8.
Lower Joha-Amt. Golden-I.:pare.

This day was publithed, price sm. 6d. It boards,
ABSTRACT of the CAUSE jull Arbitrated
between the BIRMINGHAhI and BIRMINGHAM
and FOZELEY CANAL NAVIGATIONS COMPANY.
as Plaintlfs, am' JOHN PINKERTON, as Defe4dulll
the Cafe antLEvidence, the Reply, sod an account of Ui Lvi
dencc of the Company, (the Evidence of Mr. John liotu,hton,
Clerk of the Company, being given at full length); alra, an
Abridgment of the Evidence produced oh the Ade of the De-
readapt, together with Ohrervatioso--.(The Awasd was given
its favour of the Defendant.)
. . .

py JOHN POIKE,RTON, &Omer, and Canal Contrailor.
Said by J. Jobnfon, Nn. ys, St. Non Charcb-yard ; and
Swinney and Hiwlldni, Dinnioesam.
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at 4 Bron.!, or the ltettirn of hate, agreei,
ably introduces, and is coincident With the tip
proaching drawing of the 'rifle Lottery fur Novetni
her ; if the formcr alfuris .public.tianspilllity, and
its attendant vorperity and beiptinefl, then hitters,
as the medium of Fortunes rich dillszlifations.l
comos, like the dove, " with heeling on its wings,"
bearing to the !Cents of domtftit Pre; 4filuctee,
comfort, peace, and happinel's fcherne of,
November battery, unparalleled as to eipanfion
of avantages, may be regarded as the preliminary '
a& of Fortune's treaty with her favourites; its
dt-
linitive adjoilment comes under difcaffion cm Mon-
day she 16th day of November; and the molt im-
portant benefits will be conceded on the spli and
19th day after opening of the conferences.
Exrract OF • Lttrta.-I—Yefterday a letter.
came to hand of a very extraordinaii nature, fay.
ing, Mr. ROBIST BRowaroo, of the gaft-Ittcha
tea ware houfe, Fenchurch-Itreet, caught cold fix
years ago, which brought on a long train of com-
plaints, fuch as heavy night fweats, frightful
dreams, Palpitation at the Heart, fixed pain lst
his fide, a windy complaint in his nomad], and
decreafe of memory, with flu of fireczing,
trcin-
bling, and twitching of the Eye-lids, as if fparks
of fire flew out of them ; Mr. 13. thinks he is
bound in duty both to GOD and Man, to info m
the Public, that by recommendation oeMr. BIAS-
SlllO KAM, Permit Office, #enchurch-ltreet, he took
Dr. GARDites Pills, and applied his Platter nine
weeks, he is now happily cured of all the above
maladies! This,like all other cafes publithed by
J. Gipsniught to be enquired into.
N. Mr. sows IWO% houfe is 49, Tabernacle
walk, Finfbnry.fqoare, or the India Houle, hours
from nine till three o'clock.
To Dr. Gatoxla,Larg have,
London, England, 1801-12-15

010111 OP THE DAY.

The CHANCELLOR of the Exciiskynt moved t•
poßpone till Monday neat the Orders of the Day
for going into the Committees of Supply and of
Ways and Means. By that day he laid he ihould
be prepared, from a fuller intelligence of the pub.
lie bufinefs to be brought forward, to decide on
the time to which it might be right, confillently
with the nature and importance of that bufinefs,
to adjourn fur the Chrißmas recefs. .
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PETITIONS.

Lord Sro►roßD prefcnted a petition from the
town of Lanark, praying for the continuance of
the prohibition on Corn Dillilleries.--Ordered to
lie on the Table.

Mr. W. Duanss tendered another petition of
finiilar import from Aberdeen, but premifed there
w.ts fame informality in the drawing op, which
would determine the Houfe not to receive it.
The petition was prefented to, and examined
by. Mr. Speaker, who declared it to be informal,
and confequently inadmiffible, conliaendy with
the ufage of the Houfe.

INCOMI Tax.
Mr. T. Jowes rote and gave notice orhis intem
tiun to bring forward on the firs day of the meet-
ing of Parliament after the met's, a motion with
refped to the !mime Tax, a burthen which was
become intolerable to the people. It was a griesr.
since, for the rtdrefs of which the cottony looked
up to the well known philanthropy and humane
(pint of the Right Honourable Gentleman now at
the head of the Exchequer, and he truaed the
meafure he meant to Wing forward would not
meet his refiltance.
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PARLIaI ALEIVT Rr PROCJEND7WOL

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Die £4

At ten o'clock in the morning the Honk InOt t 4011 sae.
Forwarding the Bills an the Table In their retpiddits both
keened till to morrow.

tiousE OF OOMMOA.

A Wage from the Loafs itatod their Lott Wye atiiit
the Organzioe Silk sad Flax Bill, the &int Potato* Bills
and the Id& Wheat Diftillery

luiL

Mr. Drar rote to give notice of his intention to
bring forward Morey after the reccfs a motion for
leave to bring in a Bill for• preventing a barba-
rous and inhuman prittice,againil which a Bill he
had on a former tetras's. had the honour to intro•
duct was ecjated only by a majority of oar ilfet
The practice to which he alluded was that of btill
baiting, a pra6tice which he hoped every huroartd
man who ever witnelred its cruel barbarity would
much deprecate and abhor. He was proceeding
to explain a circtunitance which lately occurred is
Suffolk, Which had decided hi* Intent ion Si prompt-
ly and earnellly to bring forward this mestfures
when he was called to order by
Mr. BRAGGE, who obferved the Honneerable.

Gentleman was proceeding to violate a very pre-
per regulation in the eflabliflied ulage of the
Houle, to the propriety of which, when foggelled
from the Chair on a recent occafion, the Honour-
e,le Gentleman oppofite to him was aremoft to
adift. if the Honourable Gentleman was to be
indulgediin the liberty ofgoing into the ftatemertte,
now of the grounds on which he propofed bring-
ing forward his motion, fame other Gentlemen.
not perhaps fo fully imprefred with its necelEty, or
convinced of iti propriety. would rife and claim
the indulgence of being heard in argument againit
it; and thus the Houfe would be infenfibly led
into a premature and diforderly debate, and its
intention diverted from the immediate bufinefs df
the day. He hoped the Houfe, hewtvei, would
never be induced to countenance fuchieregolarity.
Mr. WINDH A M (aid, he flood in the predicament
of opinion defcribed by the Honourntsle Member
who had jun fat down. With refpeft to the men-
(ure of which another Hon. Gentleman had given
notice, he bad taken an opportunity of (peaking
his feniiments againft it on a former ecc-ation.
Poffibly he fhould do fa whenever the Hon. Meer
ber fhould again bring it forward. He did not,
however, mean to anticipate difenffion of its me-.
tits now. But if it was a fubjera with which the
Hou'e'of Parliament fhould think it wife ar ne•
ceffary to take anyinterference, he wifhed it might
be done ferioufly and decifively, in as full a Houle
at. poaible.
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till oonsplet.Q.
A few Copies willhe printed oa a fuperior Paper, with Proof
Imp,. Mons of the Plates, price One Guinea and a Half the'
Number.
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Annexed to the Plays will be given a Life and Portrait of
the Author.
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