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FALMOUTH, OCTOBER ta;

DUE.

Arrived the Panics of Waits packet, Captain
TODD, in fourteen days from Liftion, with a mail.
she failed from this place on the loth ult. and ar-
rived at Li!boa on the tBth."--On the toth, the
Wassisom•si packet, with the mails from 'Eng-
land, and his Majefty's fhip Dmaca, an ived
dlere.—The Panics of Waits failed for England
on the 28th, leaving the above vefels in the Ta-
gus, and on the fame day' (poke L'Ewrawr us
CAIMIVAL logger; on, the 3oth, the (poke his Ma-•
jetty's flips Sorsa*, Disarms, and LEDA ; on the
3d init. the (poke she Channel fleet, about 4o
leagues diftant from the Lizard, and arrived here
this day. By this packet we learn, that his Ma-
jelly's (hip Darszcz captured, on the 28th ult. the
French privateer lugger L'Emvinir DE CALNIVAL,
Of 14 guns and 48 men. about 3c leagues diftant
from the Tager; the failed from Ts:le:life on a
cruise.

The pantiles., are; Mr. ARSVTHNOT, the Con.
ful General in Poriugal, :rich his Lady and fa.
and Mr. Muss.
Sailed the Lowoow Pacasv armed fhip, Lieut.
FAGAN, with iso French prifoners for Liverpool ;
the Astian iirnaell brig, with convoy, for Wales;
the Holtz& cutter, Lieut. • Nozway, with the
brig Commerce Multi convoy, for Ireland ; and
the American fhip Clariffa, Captain FIELD, with
brandy and wine, for Plyinouth.

The LADY ARABELLA packet for Halifax, and
the Dual of Yoaa ditto for Lilbon, nude the fig•
nil for failirig this morning; but the wind fKifting
to the fouthward, prevented their getting out.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER xi.
Came id from the Channel -fleet the Paints*.
Royal., of 98 guns, Rear Admiral Gowsa, AN r-
LIA, of 4. phi.; Captain lisastar, Brothers,
Captain Rientarrsoa, from Archangels Carolina,
Captain Gums, frond Memel ; Edw:trd, Captain
Dor s,.from Cork ; and the Clatiffi, Capt. Fiala*,
from Barielcina; . _
London, England, 1801-10-15

FOR PUBLIC VALE,
At Smidi`s Cafee-Houle, Over the Corn Exchange, on Mon,
, Cidober t 9, Mx, at One o'Cloek precifely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
spoor, White and Brown Bags,
12,c00 Double and Single Malts,
And other Goods.
Catalogues and Further particulars will be timely delivered
ihy O. French, Worn-Broker, No. 6, Great Eaßcheap.
London, England, 1801-10-15

HULL, OCTOBER It

The Mips for Hamburgh, Bremen, &t. under
convoy of the Pomo**' as alto thole for the Baltic,
under convoy of the SILLY arzned-fhip, remain
at prefent In the Hutnber.
Anclued,—. John. Mitchinfon, from tkis port, at Peterfbergh;
Jades, and Oetan, Davis, truss this port, at Hamburgh;
.n the ad init the Mercury, -Capt. Martin, after a boillerous
potage of twelve days from the ifumber, at Hamburgh, being
the fenced fhip of the Best, under convoy of the Jane lugger,
that bad reached that pen ; Jaffa, Buda, from Barcelona; and
Robert, Gardner, from Whitby, at Parttime'''.

LtVERPObL, Ocro
The Prefcott, PHILLIPS, from hence was *ell
at Cape Palermo the loth May.
The Erpedidon, WARD, from hence was wcll
at Ditto soth Jane.
The Aftrea, (late Jonas) from hence and Gi-
braltar, arrived at Port Mahon, and proceeds to
2441 Li.

Arrived.--The la Fraternite, Stott, from heriee at Attica
Throe Friends, Farms; and Titanic, Clash, from hence at Bat.
tun; Albion, Key. from Jamaica at Dublin; Outbcnl
If.,bella. Barrow; Richara, Moore; Foefter ; Welforth,
Blanock ; Ho(oung, Brwlenall ; and Cornelia Damara, Welt-
! in, from hence at Hamburgh ; Entedltion, GloUtien Jaw%
Sengftakc; and Mentor, Hagman. from beam at Breatesa

ELSINEUR, OCTOBER $.
The Orwell, ALKInt, in going out of Humber.
found, in Norway, the 18th ult. with a pilot on
bfurd, with light wind and current, drove upon a
rock and bilged, but got off again, floating upon
the cargo of timbers, and brought into Humber-
found, from whence the will be taken to Arundabl
to repair.
London, England, 1801-10-15

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAL, OCTOBER 14.—Arrived the Gm and
. ALONzo floops, JAc It ALL. C 11•140111, :ld LOCUST,
;un.veffels, from off Calais. Wind S. W. Wow-
ing very bard.
Gt•VISININ OCTOIIIt z4.—Palred by the Bar
tia Catina, Burson, from Bandeau:; Ann, Hall-
sr', from Bremen; Hibernia, from Pe-
teriburgh ; and Young Elizabeth, --, from
Rotterdam.—Sailed the Duckingfield, Casa, for
Martinique'; Mary, hl,Donazti, for St. Michael's ;
Charlotte Maria, for Calcaone ; Frederick,
DILAVA, for Litbon ; Marquis, 'fools, for Dub.
lin ; Uriana, , for reteriburgh ; aad Naafi.
for Asoiterdoun.
London, England, 1801-10-15

CANTOSAL ORGANIZATIOL

TITLE IV.—There is in each Canton a Prefect
appointed by the Landammann, and charged with
the mention of the general laws of the Republic
in the Canton, and of the high Police.
Each Canton has its particular adminiflrative
organization, with the attributions above fpecified.
It will be adapted to local covenants.
The adminiaration of each Canton difctilles the
projeas of laws, which arc prefented to it by the
Senate, accepts them, or rejeds them, red fends
its vote to the Senate.

Tivt.a V.—The Cantonal Organization will be
proceeded on in the following manner:
In confequence of a proclamation of the exining
Government, the Admmifirative Chambers of each
Canton will invite the Municipalities to fend, at a
fixed day, one of their Members, in the chief place
of their difirias.

The United Deputies will form a Chamber,
charged to appoint to the relative majority a Re-
prefentative of Ditlrift. The Reprefentatives will
affemble in the chief place of the Canton, with
power to difcufs and confent to a plus of organi-
zation for the adminiftration of the Canton.

The Cantonal Diet thus compact
a form of adminiftration for the C

upon the nAture of the atrhorititm,

relative conneaion, the numbei

of the people in office, and lilUy,
eicAton of the Reprefentatives of the

Helvetic Diet.

To k ontlsodrol to-normr

1. '

••=441
:d. ui I decree
:anion, decide
their attribc-
)er and falari(s
the mode of
Canton at the
to.
__ _
London, England, 1801-03-06

BIRTHS

On the sjth ult. the Lady of Henry Carington Dowica,
of St. Paula Church-yard, of a fon.
Tuefday morning, at Camdeu-pLacc, Bath, the L?ly of NI,
Badcoek, Efq. of a fon.
On the aath uk of a fon, the Lady of Robert Scott,
the Bengal eh it ti.svice.
At Mount Pleafant, near Dublin, the wife of Paul Darfe:,
Efq. of a fon.
In Moore-ftreet, Dublin, the Lady of Coote Knagr, Erg cf
a daughter.
London, England, 1801-03-06

YARMOUTH, MARCH $.

Tuefday evening arrived the VETERAN man of
war, from the Note. in confequence of two pri-
vateers being in the North Sea, which have made
Tome captures, the ABLIZON frigate, BITTERN (loop
and tome cutters, were on Tuefday ordered out in
purfuit of them. Wednefday evening arrived the
Aotmcourr and Danisici men of war, and the
VOLCANO bomb.

Sailed the Kino Gaol or packet, Captain new,
with the mails of the 3d init. and Mali. WATSON.
Hoy, and a great number of pafTengers.
Lord NsLaois is hourly expeaed at this place.
London, England, 1801-03-06

THELLUIIOII V. COPtNGER•

-- - --
Mr. Serjeant Ilesr--a My Lord, in a cafe which
Rands in your LEH:di:hip'. paper, Thelhflos v. Co-
pinger, I am defired to apply to put it off to fome
Sittings in Term • and the ground upon which I
move it is, the Affidavit of the Defendant ; who
hates, that his prefence will be material here, to
affill his Counfel in his defence, and that he is at
prefent a prifoner in the King's Bench Prifon. It
mutt be done in the ufual way, upon payment
of coils." _ _ _

---
Lord KENYON" What ufe will he be of to
his Counfel ? Was there not fome application
made before in this caufe ?"

..
Mr. PARE Yes, my Lord ; Mr. Mackintofh
made the application."
Lord KENYON —" It is a caufe in which, from
the naturc of it, it cannot be necetfary."
Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL-.—" I fhould think it
deferved Tome confederation. On the part of Mr.
Thelluffon, it is our with to give the fulleft excul-
pation; not exculpation indeed, but to give the
Defendant every opportunity that he can to call
blame upon him, and fct his charafter in the fair-
eft point of view. We will, therefore, if your
Lordfhip will permit, accede to the motion."
Lord KENYON" I really think you judge ve-
ry fitly for him."
• Mr. ERSEINE" I ought to mention to your
Lordfhip, that when you were not here, the In-
dittment for Perjury came on to be tried, and we
endeavoured by all poffible means to have an op-
portunity of inveftigating Mr. Thelluffon's inno-
cence ; and not merely of inveftigating his inno-
cence, but of Chewing the regularity of the o.ttli he
had taken ; but then it was thought it could not
be gone into."
Mr. Gisss—o, It would be as well not to go into
the merits of the cafe now."
.

Lord KEIIYON" No; do not go into the merits
now.,,

Mr. ATTOINLY The Public will
know upon what grounds it does [land over."
Mr. Dismal—, Let the Gentleman come."
Mr. ATTORNEY' GINERAL—" I with it to be
underftood, it is by the content of the Plaintiff,
and not by an order of Court."
Lord Kserow—" Certainly."
London, England, 1801-03-06

DEAL, MARCH 5.

This day failed his Majcity's (hip RANILIEN, of
74 guns ; SAT otta,of 74.; Bsstosa,of 74; GA was,
of 74; ALICTO, fife (hip; Discovsay, bomb; and
DAILT 1100 p, for Yarmouth ; the ANACReON brig
on a cruise; and the RACOON (loop, with Eaft
Indiamen, and the raft of the outward bound for
Portfmauth. Wind S. S. E.
London, England, 1801-03-06

SHEERHE4, MARCH s.

Sailed, yeflerday, his Majefly's fhip HYiENS,
of 34 guns, Capt. GRANOLA, for Yarmouth : tbs;
HYDRA, of 36 guns, Sir FRANCIS LAFORIY, was
taken into deck.—This day the EXPLOSION bODIN,
Capt. MeartN, failed for Yarmouth ; and the
MANLY gun brig arrived from Leith.
London, England, 1801-03-06

GLOUCESTERAIR F.
COPPICE BARK AND OAK TIMBER.
TO 11 BOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Plume of Feathers Inn, in the Town-of Udney, on
Tuefd ty the 17th day of March, ISot, at Three o'clock in
the Afternoon, fubjtet to fuch Conditions as Mall bc there

produced, in two Lots:
Lot. I.A LL the COPPICE OAK BARK of
the North Cut, containing alscut tso Acres,
Wood Meafrre, or a certain Coppice Wood, called the Kilrudis,
Part of Lidney Park taw, and which Cot is now of foreman
years growth.
Lot 2.—ego MAIDEN OAR TIMBER TREES of mature
Growth, together with the Lops, Tops. and Bark thereof, now
itanding and growing in and upon the fame Part of the laid
Coppice Wood, as they arc now marked and numbered with a
Scribe.- This Lot I. of an excalent O iiity, mottiy fit for
the Navy and other valuabk Purpofes, and Is well worth theat-
tendon of 'finiber Merchants.

The above Lots arc within two Miles of the river Severn, bf
which there is a conitant communication %tat Giou,cciter, Brif
tol, Chtpilow, and the Channel.
For Particulars and a View of the fail Lott. apply to Mr.
Flower, at Lidney Park, or Mr. To.cy, Attorney at Law,
Newnham.
London, England, 1801-03-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The PoR-Office Bill and the Horfe Duty-Bill
were ordered to be reported to-morrow.
On the Motion of Mr. Ross, it was agreed,
That the Houfe fhould to-morrow refolre itfelf in-
to a Committee of the whole Houfe to take into
tonfideration the 39th and 4oth of the King, cap.
17. with regard to the duties on Spirits made in
England, and imported into Scotland.
A Bill was brought in to continue feveral Expir-
ing Laws. Read a fir!! time, and ordered to be
read a fecond time to morrow.

Tile Bill to explain and amend the 36th of the
King, with regard to the manufaCturing of Bread,
was read a thiid time, and paired.
• Mr. PIIRREPOIWT role to call the attention of
the Houfe to the manner in which the Houk was
hit night counted out. A Bill of the greateft im-
portance to the comfort of the people then re-
mained to be read. It was indeed (hocking that
forty Members Ibould not be prefent, although
there was an order prohibiting any one from leay.
in g London. As a hundred Members had been
added to their number, he intended that day fen-
night to move, That a confiderable addition be
made to the number now necefrary to the Speaker's
taking the Chair.—[A loud laugh, and a cry of
:fear! Bear! from every part of the Houfe.]
Mr. Joists rote to applaud the intentions of the
Hon. Gentleman, when he was accufed of being
out of order, and obliged to fit down.
The Tea Bill, and the Cuftoms Bill were order-
ed to be committed to-morrow. It was likewife
ordered that a Committee of Supply, and a Com-
mittee of Ways and Means, (hould lit to-morrow.
The Bill to regulate the Office of Mailer of the
Rolls in Ireland, was read a feccmd time, and or-
dered to be committed to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-03-06

NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING.
TO BE SOLD,

THE NEXT PRESENTATION to a'
-a- LIVING, of the Annual Valuation of 3001. or there-
abouts, in the County of Northatnpton. The Ndghbourbonsi
is genteel, and the fituation of the Living &Arable. Interea
will be allowed fur the Purchafe-Muncy till Indudiou.
Particulars may be known. by application to Mr. James, of
Welifburn, in Northamptonfhire; and to Marrs. Forfter,
Cooke, and Freer, of Lincoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1801-03-06

TO GROCERS AND DRAPERS.
TO BE DISPOSED OF,

AVERY valuable old eflabliflied SHOP, in the
general line, fituated in the Centre of a Bourithing Sea
Port Town. A handfome Premium is eapedted, as it is now
in lull Trade. The prefcnt PoCeiror is only induced to rtlin-
quith it oa account of in Health.--Or, the Eitate may he pur-
chlfed, and great part of the Money amain, if required.
Letters, Poll paid, directed A. X. Y. at Metre.
Lucas, & Co. No. 41 Newzate-ltree:, will be duly attendoti
to.—But none bat Principals need apply.

The Returns exceed Ten ihoufand Pounds per Anown,
and nuy be extendod to any ■mount.
London, England, 1801-03-06

ISELIN V. TAIT.

Mr. Glass moved his Lordthip to put off the
trial of this caufc on account of the abfencc of a
material witnefs, who refides at Liverpool, and
had taken a place in the Mail-coach, but intlead
of cominntwurLondon he afterwards took a poll-
chaife a and fet off with a young Lady for
Gretna Green.
His Lordthip ordered the trial of the caufe to
be put off on the ufual TOMS.
London, England, 1801-03-06

LI DR ARY d VALUABLE BOOKS. PICTURES, DRAW-

...
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mat, it twelve o'clock,
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Walpole's Anecdotes of Painting, Strawixrry Hill; Ancient
and Modern Hiftory, 6o vnla; And --fun on Comm-eve; Roof-
feau*s Works; Journals of the Lords and Commons • Cox's
Travels Switzerland, with additional :iupplanent ; Commons;
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Norway; Voyage Pittortiqse de Smile; and the Works of
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PARLIMILENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH S.

Tic Marquiires of Waterford and Bute, Vifcount Downe,
and Lord Erwinlow, were. Pa oin and took their feats.

The pubhcßilli before theHoufe,among which were the Loan
Bill, the Exelequer Bills Bill, and the Ink Militia Field Of-
ficers Bill, w rre fiverally referred to a Committee of the whole
Honk. Lord WA is' NG aria in the Chair; agreed to, and the
Reports ordered to be received to-marrow.
The private Bills were forwarded in due courfe.
An Officer from the Commiffioners of the Cufbanis prefented
feveral papers and accounts relative thereto, purfuant to a re-
cent Order of the Houk.

The Earl of MOIRA rofe to call their Lordthips
attention to a political confideration, which, at
prefent molt ftrongly prelfed upon his mind. He
felt, he find, the extreme aukwardnefs of advert-
ing, in fuch a moment as the prefent, to public
affairs—yet the confideration he alluded to gave
him that degree of unealincfs, that he could not
refrain from thus adverting to it. At prefent it
was not his intention to make a motion upon that
fubjeft, nor even to give notice of a motion, but
merely, in calling their Lordthips' attention to it,
to exprefs his ardent hope, that in the prefent
fituation and circumftances of the country, par-
ticularly the circumftances and relations in which
the Rood with refpea to Foreign Powers, no mea-
tures could• be adopted, nor the more efpecially
with a reference to the circumftances of the
moment, which prefented no perfon to whom,
perhaps, refponfibility could regularly be attached,
or any proceedings authorized, which may tend
to °barn& the very defirable end of Pacification.
No reply being made to this obiervation, and
no farther bufinet's being before the Houfe, their
Lordthips adjourned till To-morrow, when at
half-paR three o'clock the Lord Chancellor comes
down to the Houfe.
London, England, 1801-03-06

CABINET PICTURES.

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corner of VillirmSweat. In the Strand,
A SELECT COLLECTION of Thirty-two
High •finitlrcl CAiIiNET PICTURES, including Gram
by Vernot, the relt by Crcwse, and other much-admiral
Artilts. Admittance One
Defcrips.ve Catalogues gratis.
N. B. The Exhibliton wilt &lay dote on Saturday, March
the 25th.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE TUITION.

MR. ALLEN informs his Pupils an 4 the Pub-
he, that he has removed from Haydon-Iquare, where
he has taught thifc laR fix years, and has opered his new Aca-
demy for Fithionable Dancing. at No. to, Great Aillf Bred,
Goodman's Fields. His Academy, alto, at the Welt end of the
Town is, and will continue open as Ural!, at No. to, Sherrard.
ftreet, Golden-I'quart. At both, Ladies and Gentlemen who,
when children, have learnt. imperfectly, or not at all, are
very loon, and quite. in private, Linea to perform elegantly
every defcriptlon of DAN ct in Moor. RN PR ACTICC.
Extra exertions are made to batten the pmgrefs of fuck Fo-
reigners, Navy and Army Officer, Captains of Sbi"Country
Raidents, and others who can Icvote hut a lort time to this
aceomplithment: they may rade in the Houle during their
tuition; absm a fos night may be fufficient.
The Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin TassLlit ; alfo
Broad Sword and I. encing.
A Lica Subkr:ption Affsinbly every Monday.

TO OFFICERS OF HIS MAJESTY', ROYAL NAVY

AND ARMY.

Du RCM WS Warehoufe,lo7,Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps.
JBURGESS and SON refpeefully inform Gcn-
• thanen of his Majefty's Royal Navy and Army, they con-
tinue to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Usan
nel Service and Long Voyages, furls as they warrant to keep
good for Years in any Climate, Cafes of aims saucing for Flare,
Beef Steaks, Cold Meats, Had Muttoo, Mince Veal, ate
Pieklcd Tripe, Pickled or Corned Beef, pr,-pared M an entire
new way, (to as not to eat Salt 114 Sea Twelve Mancha.) Alf*
their Ready made Mallard, which will keep good Eighteen
Morass, Genuine Durham Flour of Mustard, New
Cafes of Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Cheefis of
different Kinds French and Spanifh Men= of Mint,
Thyme and P;rlley, German Saucers, Gorgooa Anchovies
fur Sandwiches, Tualt, au. .Cayenne Pepper, Cayenne, Garlic,
Wet., Tarragon, and Shallot Vinegars; with a great Variety of
other nces.lEiry Stores, packed to any Amount, on the lorteß
Notice.
London, England, 1801-09-08

-`..~^-~

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER s.
The Syndics of the l'Atis Stock Brokers on be-
ing prefdited to the CHI!F CONSUL, addreffed him
in the following fpecch
" General—The deputation of the Paris Stock
Brokers falute with refpeEt the fird Magiltrate of
the French Republic. Depofitories of the confi-
dence of our Felldw Citizens in the management
of an important part of their private fortune, we
feel our refpedability greatly encreafed, in feeing
ourfelves honoured likewife with your choke. It
is by a fcrupulous fidelity in the difeharge'of their
duty that the Pali', Stock Brokers will daily pay
the only tribute of gratitude worthy of your good-
nefs. France was linking under the weight of mil-
fortune; you arrive ; our tears are dried up; hope
is revived in every bofom, and the authors of our
calamities are reduced to filence. Wonderful ex-
ample of the power of virtue! Your exploits con-
quered the peace of the Continent ; the conllant
attivity and pure principles of a government vigo-
rous, juft and faithful; agriculture reanimated,
commerce, the arts, and every fpecies of national'
inehtdry encouraged; public credit firmly cfla-
blifbed, and the unexampled valour of our foldiers
will dictate peace to our remaining enemy. It is I
thus that you will at once have realized the wifhes
of the friends of your country and the terrors of
her foes."
London, England, 1801-09-08

VIENNA, AUattrl" is.

The Grand Duke of TUSCANY is arrived her.
from Graz. The Spann Ambaffador, DE t
CAMYD, has repeated his application, that out
Court might acknowledge the King of ETRURIA,
but has again received an evalive anfwer, in which
it was faid, that, before this could be complied
with, the Grand Duke FERDINAND mult be in-
demnified for the lofs of Tufcany. The Ambat
fador, upon this, declared that he had received
leave of abfence, for an unlimited period, and will
foon quit this city. Citizen CHAMPIGNY, the
French Ambatfador to our Court, is expeacd to
arrive here on the 26th infant. He has applied
' for paffports for a fuite of Ea perfons, which have
already been made out in the Chancery of State.
Two beautiful travelling carriages, eflimated at
30,000 florins, have arrived here from Rutlia, as
a prefent for the Archduke Palatine, who will go
to the coronation at Mofcow.
On the gth intl. the following circular letter was
communicated to the perfons employed in the
Aulic Council of War :

" His Royal Highnefs the Archduke CH AIM s
has learnt with difpleafure, that feveral young
officers degrade the charges intruned to them as
officers of the State, by exhibiting themfelves in
public, as ridiculous puppets, imitating the molt
ridiculous faihions, viz.—fmall brimmed hats,
cravats covering the chin, pantaloon breeches, and
(hoes, fcarcely covering their toes. It being his
Royal Highnefs's earnelt defire, that all officers
of the Aulic Council of War renounce this highly
1 unbecoming rage for /attics', from this moment,
and drefs in a manner becoming perfons in the fer-
vice of the State, the Direaors of the Protocol of the
Aulic Council of War are herewith charged to in•
form all the officers of their department of this high
command, for their due obfervance of the fame, to
prevent his Royal Highnefs being obliged to pro-
ceed with the utmoft rigour againit the perfon or
perfons who (hall aft contrary to this order."
London, England, 1801-09-08

DEAUNIONT LODGE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. PRICKETT,
At 6arraway's Coffee-houfe, F.:change-alley, Cornhill, on
Tudilay the ttth of September 18ot. at 1?. o'clock, In Frye
Lou; unttf4 a taisfadory offer fhoul.l made for the whole
or Lot One, before the Bth of September, of which due no •

ticc will he given,
ACA ',HAL and molt defirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, coniprifing the ftiperlatively elegant VILLA
called BEAUMONT I.01)GE, recently creeled in a Stile of
fingul tr elegance and cnnr,niency, in a country unrivalled for
Health, Neighbourhood, and Field Sports; Pecupying a crack
whereon the peculiar Elunties of Nature and Art have be, n
fucceffively bellowed with uncommon hberlity, furroundeil
by excellent Road!, moil pkafantly fltuated on the Banks of
the Thames, at Old Windfor, in the molt elegible part of the
Counties of Berks and Surrey ; with Stabling for Nine Horfes,
St'. nding for Four Carriages, numerous attached and detac'ed
Mikes of every d:fcription, capital Kitchen Caret: n witfi I ,fty
Walls, Pinery, Peach-honk, and Ice-hotafe, elegant Cruz-
huirfe, Melon-pits, and pltJure Ground, dffprifed with great
tulle, Fillwry on the River 'Thames, and Rich Inelofuret, alio fo-
varal Parcels of Rich Meadow I.and, together wILI3 a neat Brick
Menage, with the Offices and Gardens; two Cottages and
Gardens; and the PuMie-lioufe known by the name of the
Bells of Outicy, with the Stables, Standing fur Carriages, Of
Yard and Garden.
May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with di-fair:lye
Particulars may had of Mr. R. G. Thomas. Na. ac, Norfolk-
ftreet, Imndon ; of Mr. Whitton, No. to, 1111Freat james-R:est.
Bedford-row ;- or of Ms. Prickett, Highgate.
Deferiptive Pnwiculars may ltkewlfe be bad at Garraway's
Coffee-honk; at the Eawitt Head Coff.-e /Link, Chanecry-
lane ; of Mr. D. Smith, lfpholltercr, Wmdfor ; at Botbanas, at
Salt Hill 4 and at the Bufb, at Staines.
London, England, 1801-09-08

RATISBON, AUGUST z 7.

According to letters from Vienna, the Minifter
of State, Count LEHRBACH, will be fent hither'
for the chief management of the indemnification
bufincis, on the part of the Imperial Court. The
protocol on the laft Imperial Court decree, of the
2611) of June, is now open. In the inftrudions hi-
therto received by the Minifters of fome of the
principal German Courts, it. is recommended to
tranfit.'t the final adjultment of the treaty of peace,
by means of a deputation from the Diet ; others,
on the contrary, and among there principally the
Eecletiattical Princes, conjointly with feveral other
Nletiihtts of the Empire, will ufe their influence to
cif et, that lug powcis he given to his Imperial
for finally adjuiling the treaty of peace.
It the latter Ihould more to be the declaration of
the majority, it is expelled that form of the prin-
cipal Cuitrts in the minority will enter protefis.—
I of ti.• final adjullment of the treaty of peace, the
Elam:- of BR•IiDISBURC propofes Auftria and
117.andet.iuirg, in particular, to be appointed Mem-
b-r< of the o,•ptitation of the Diet. That Couit
atm Iteeral ptupufals in what manner that
rt;.,,:: • ..r the treaty of I.(ineville might be car-
ried tato Cs, L4ll'loll. according to which thofe he.
tetli .try who have loft their polkffions on
the kit batiks of the faint:, may be indemnified
by teculai i cations in the Empire. Citizen BACHFR,
the French Charge d'Affaires, declared, on the
29(11 tilt. in the name of his Court, that France
inhici yeti with concern the tardinefs which the exc.
cot it of th( heat)• of Luneville had hitherto ex.
p-ticnced, tcfpe'l to the
and that i; could not be ind;!Ternit to the fate of
li,teditary hi:tees, haN itit2 a claim to tom.
vet. lat in, nut lee their loc.; icreated, and their
tirvation d vt.latMuk, by ilte delay whii.ll
tudernraLsation burincfs had tact scant.
London, England, 1801-09-08

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

MANHEIM, AUG. 28.—Since the beinning of
this month, the Diet of Ratitbon held different
fittings, hut no Deputy has given his vote as yet
on the ftabjecq of the indemnifications. The intiruc-
tions of the Deputies for Bohemia and Aultria are
not yet arrived The Eleaor of BAVARIA has
commanded his Envoy to vote on the fame fide
with Pruflia. '

But agreeable as this propofition may be to the
Court of Vienna, it is to be remembered that (he
has her hands tied up ; and it alfo appears that
the fecularization of the Sees is already begun, in
conferring the Office of Grand Mailer of the Teu-
tonic Order on a fecular Prince, to whom they
have granted the privilege of marrying.
The Ecclefiaflikal Princes, for their better fecu-
rity, are planning an union among themfelves,
with a determination of aging according to mea-
lures that (hall be regularly preconcerted by them-
(elves. The &II (lep that engages their attention
is
-to refer the accomplifhment of the peace of the
empire to the Empalme alone, under the Melt
powers. It appears alfo, that the College of the
Imperial Cities will make a common caufe with
the Ecclefiallics, though Citizen BACKER has
lately given the •moa pofitive affurances on the
prefcrvatinn of the greater part of the Imperial
towns. The imperial Chamber of Wetzlar has
fent a Memorial to the Diet, for the purpofe of
prefenting to it a view of the critical fituation in
which that Court is placed, through the fault of
its having now no (hare in the difpofition that is
to be made of it ;—it further declares, that if the
Diet does not come to its aid, it will be compelled
to dilfolve itfelf.

GERMANY

WESTPHALIA, AUGUST at.

In confegnence of the death of the EleCtor of
CoLocii r, the Chapters of Cologne and Munger
have previoufly put themfclves in poffeffion of their
territorial right, declared the interregnum, and
taken the oath of allegiance from the public funs•
tionaries. Count TRUCHSFSS is Vicegerent of the
EleCtoral dominions. Count NESSELIODE•RLICH-
E m Electoral Major-domo and Prefident of
the AulicCourt, has refigned. The public curiofity
is at prefent direCted to the refult of the eleetion
of a new Ele&or of COLOGNE, fince the Court of
Proffa has infilled, at the Diet, that in fuch
Ecckfialtical States, as fhould become vacant, no
frdh elation Ihould take place, previcrafly to the
final adjultment of the indemnification Wines,
and that fuch eleftions fhould not be acknowledged
as legal. Couriers arc now conilantly letting out
for Berlin and Vienna.
London, England, 1801-09-08

TUL3DAr, SEPTEMBER 8, 1801

GOSPORT
Purfuant to a Committal of Appraifement and S,le.
FOR PUI:i.!C SALE,
At the Irdia Arms Inn, on Thurfday Cie loth day of Septem-
ber, 18a t, at eleven o'cloek in the morning,
"I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, fur Exporta-
tiun: 1: Large Calk; of Coffee.
8. Rags of Cocoa.
Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Neutral Ship DIE
f RAN ANNA, detained on bee voyage from Surinam, by his
Maj,ity's Ship Aa e ruos,..—Surnpfes will be (hewn three day/
betore the fair, on application to• Meal. Page and Evans, Got.
port, of e:linm Catainmes may hr had.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVILLA, fttrrounded with about ore hundred
and twenty Acres 6f Land, moft beautifully fituatedokith
Am Views of the Sea and the life of Wight, about (even milts
from Southampton. The whole is in complcat repair, bang
lately built, and may be entered upcet at Michaelmas next.
The above Mare is remarkably well wooded with line Oak
Timber. For particulars apply to Mr. RiddMg, Solicitor, in
Southampton.
London, England, 1801-09-08

FRANCKFORT, AUGUST A

The ci-devant Bi(hop of Ta v s, on his journey
to that city, was not fuffered to pafs through Cbb-
lentz ; but at laft received a paffport from the
Mayor of Coblentz, and had proceeded feveral
Rages on his journey, when be was overtaken by
fome Gens-d'armes, and, by order of the Prefeel
obliged to return to Thal Ehrenbreitftein, where
he (till remains.

Aug. 22.—The brother-in-law of the Ruffian
Ambaffador in France, who left Paris very fud-
denly for the Court of Peterfburgh, pallid through
this place on his way, and after taking a hafty
dinner, immediately continued his journey with
the utmoft fpeed. Two perfons accompanied
him, one of whom is a German officer. From the
hints thrown out privately by the latter, it appears
that the difpatches which Count KALITSCH EW fent
off, are of fuch importance, that he would not en-
truft them to any one of his fuite, except his re-
lation. It is certain, that a Convention between

RufEa and France, for regulating the interells of
feveral Princes and Sovereigns, efpecially the
Eletior BAVALO-PALATINE, the Kings of NAPLAS
and SARDINIA, the Duke of WIRTRIARIRO, and
the Margrave of BADEN, has been carrying on at
Paris ever fence laa November ; and it is fuppofed
that the preliminaries of this Convention have been
at laa fettled between M. de KALITSCH VW and Ci-
tizen TALLIYIAND, and fent to Peteriburgh for
the approbation of AL, say Dia L
London, England, 1801-09-08

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery•, made in
a Caufe wherein Sir George Nelthorpe,Bart. now deceafed,

and others are Plaintiffs, and Sir lames Pennyman, Bart. and
others, are Defendants,
QEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate
in Thornton, Maltby, Ingieby, Barwick, Stainton, and
Kirkkavington, in the County of York, and near the Market
Towns of Stockton, Stokefley, and Yarm..
The Paid Eftates will be fold with the approbation of Pere
HOLFORD, Eftpilre, one of the Mailers of the (aid Court, in
Thirteen fevers! and cflltind Lots, at the Houfe of Mr. John
Taylor, the Bgn of the Black Swan, in Stokefley, in the County
of York, on Saturday the roth day of Dauber, 1801, the fate
beginning at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Particulars whereof may be had, gratis, at the raid Mailer's
Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-Lane; of
Mars. Allen and Exley, Eurnirars Inn; of Meffrs. Dunn,
Lincoln's Inn; of Mars. Lloyd and Dowle,Gr.ty's Inn-fquare,
London ; of Mt firs. Hefleden,Solicitors, at Burton upon Hum-
ber ; of Mr. Proton, of Stukeiley ; and of Mr. John /tcad, of
Yarn.
London, England, 1807-05-14

MARRIED.

At Edinburgh, on the sth inftant, Sir William Maxwell, of
Calderwood, Bart. to Mifs Palley, youngeft daughter of the late
Robert P4ey, Efq. of Mountannan.
Saturday Lit, at St. George's Church, Hanover-fquare, Captain
John Alexaosler Paul Macgregor, of the Bengal infaiftry, to Mifs
Jane Nefs, of Baker-itreet, Portman•fquare.
On the sth inftant, John Bruce Bruce, Efq. a Captain in the
Royal Glamorgan Militia, to Mifs Sarah Auftin, fecoud laughter
of the )ate Rev. Hugh Willyams Auftin, of Barb:Woes.
London, England, 1807-05-14

NO 11, price le.
MEANS adequate to the prcfent-CRISTS, and future Profpc
city and Happintfs of the EMPIRE—or Proporals ror the proper
Management of Public Affairs, and for prOcuring an atismediate,
advantageous, f-cure and permanent Peace.
Printed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Hatchard,
l'iccadiUy,
Where may he had other Works of Dr. Edtvarde.
s
.

The National Improvernmits•of Great Britain, and the Empire
at rge, in 3 vat Beo. price 11. 71. boards.
u Earth Peace, Go9tl will towards Men, Including the divine
and political Vicws of Religion, the principles and pradtical im-
provement, and the Anatomy of the Human Mind, price 9,
And Meafures as well as Men, price Ss.
London, England, 1807-05-14

THE I:4R-drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery,
No. 16,787, whick diftributtd to the Public the insmcnfe
be of 40,cc01. was fold in onc Stisrter, one Lighth, and ten Six-
teeth Shares, by HODGES, PAiNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, No.
2, Combill, N 04449, rcet, and No. 44. St. Jarnes's•ftrcct,
whet *indrawn 3lc ICE'S'S and SISAAES are on Sale, on the belt
Tana,
N.B. The Firft-drawn next Saturday will be =tiled to
tempt,

4
4
6

RICH W I lEEL.
Prizes of

i; 10,000
5,000
I 000
500

&e .k.e.
And only Six Days to Draw.

To the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's MEDICINES,
DAFFY's ELIXIR WAREHOUSE,SALISBURY-SIZIAR E.
SIR, BirrahlghaM, Jul! 29, I Sob.
IREQUEST you to fend to my Sitter in Hat,on-
-K Carden where yrna fent before, Two Five Guinea Bottles of
Dr. BRODUM's NIeRVOUS CORDIAL, and the will pay for
the tame.—l have the pleafure to inform you, one of the Bottles
you lilt fent I gave to Mrs. Spooner, who lives near Worcefter,
the has laboured under a nervotts afilidtion, attended with molt
violrnt bead-achs, for fome years and the writes me wcrd, Grace
Recommenced taking your Medicine, the unpleafant fyrnptoms
hare very attach &created; and the has the moll anguine hopes
I'd being peefeelly cured by a few more Bottles I have the fatis
faction to add, the Nervous Cordial has completely relloreal me
to health; and I only DtsW take it by the advice of my playfie hal
(oho bas the laightit opinion of your Medicine) to prevent are
Inge. And am, Sir, your moll obedient bumble fervant.
MARY BROWNE.
To prevent irnpolit ion, phterve Dr. Brodunt's name is engraved
ob the Stamp, to imitate which Is felony.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori•
final Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by hi: Inter ffive
issprovetnenls $o the lightft perfection) is prer.tred and Mid by
TIOILAS and WILLIAM HINR Y, Chemifts, Manchefter. •
11113 agreeable perfumed liquor, which is compoied of high
enneentratrd Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant aromatics and
efficacious analeptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate, aud
for any Period of time. Its pw.gitit odour rendcrs it Lx:rens:ly
Warfel lad Watley in head achs, fainting,. and in all .places of
eablie rtfort, as theatres, courts of juftice, &c.) as it eounteraels
the bad ((felts of heated and foul air, and is the b. it antidote
the infedion of all contagious difeafes. As there are Ira-
nous fpurious Imitations, under the fame and fimilar names, 'lime
of which are injurinufly reverenced as improvements, the public
lea 'opened to obferye, that the names of ritom A s and WI L LI A M
/Ha, Manchater, are engraved on each Stamp, to COUPtCttclt
a capital felony.
wimatie Spirit of Vinegar, price as 9d. Ban* included,
nhoierale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, 5, Lockfpur. antes,
hr °WY Agents in London autlsorifed by the proprietors, where
4.11 had, SP"^ge Ilsxes of gold, laver. cornelian, cry kc.
mot HENRY'S CALCINED Ms.GNE,tA, in bottles, at
rgeriwitk IPA Moppets, st as.each, their namts bring
ealhalgow
London, England, 1807-05-14

WHITE's FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION.
This day was publifhed,
To Two Volumes, with Plates, price t as. in boards, dedicated, by
Permiflion, to his* Rcyal Highnefs the Duke of York ; the
Eigteh Edition, greatly enlarged, of
A TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI-
CINE, in Two Parts.—Part I. Containing an accurate
Defcription Of the Difeafts of the Horfe and their Mode of
Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles of Shoe
ing. price 7s.—Part 11. Containing the Matcria Mcdica and Phar
macopccia, price, ss.
By JAMES WHITE,
Veterinary Eftabliftiment, Exeter,
Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Firft or Royal Dragoons.
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Long-
man, Hurft, Rces, and Orme, Pateroofter -row.
Where may be had. by the fan,e Author,
An Addrds to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, refpedling
the Management of their Hodes, price as. 6d.
London, England, 1807-05-14

CITY OF LONDON.

Yeftel.:ay, at three o'cl-ck, the poll finally clofed.
To the lot a few of the Livery polled for the
Alderinan who died on the day of his nomination.—
The following (late of the pill was announced, and
the f'ur Mit were confeqnently declared duly eleaed:

Fur Alderman Paice - 3117
Alderman CURTIS ' 3°19
Alderman Slinve 28',3
Alderman Comae -258 t
Alderman HA sty: EY - 226
' Each of the Candidates then addreffcd a few words
to the Eleftors.

Alderman Cuavis °bier ved, that when he addle&
fed the Livery lag November, he told them that his
conduit would be agreeable to them. They had now
thews that he was right, and he thanked them hear-
tily for the fupport they had given him. He repeated
his profeflion of attachment to the Conftitution, and
orcrnifed to continue the fame line of condo& as that
which had been already ;Wailed by him.
Mr. Alderman Comas, after molt fineerely thank-
ing the Livery for the fupport which they had given
him, again affured them 0: it it was now, as it ever
bad been, his fixed determination to fupport the
tights and privileges of his fellow Citizens, and to
aft in !hi& obedience to the ad-Ace of his Confli-
tuents whenever they fhould think proper t., declare
their fentimenti for that purpofe. lie had mna
eonfeienti3ufly and moil independently given his fup-
port to molt of the public aas of the late Minilters,
becaufe, from his heart, he belie,,ed them to he the
nrril upright and efficient fet of men that could pf-
fiblv he ui iced together for the management of our
piC.lie affairs. In the retrenchment of public expense
and tie tietalion of abufcs in the department of
ft Dance, he pi ornif‘d to perfevt re upon his return to
(!te erifiting PatFann.at. lie again returned thanks,
.3 .or,:red the Livery of his-moll invariable attach-
ri.:.,:t ti their interelis.
Alderman Pares declared, that be was never more
highly gratitied at any period of hi, life, than when
he looked at the very flattering fituation in which he
was then placed by the fuffrages of fo large a body of
the Livery. He expreffect his attachment to the Pro-
tenant IntercO, and atfured the Livery that it was
his determination to fupport to the utmost of his
abilities the commercial ioterelt of the City of
London.
Alderman SHAW alto thanked the Livery for the
ditlinguithed honour which had been done him. It
Was with fome diffidalty that he was able to pro-
ceed with his fpeech ; ire Rated that he laboured un-
der fome indifpofition. He allured 'the Livery, that
be had the higheß eßeem for them peifonally, and
the utmoft attachment and veneration for our molt
gracious SovcreiV. The Court then adjourned
,41c 44.
London, England, 1807-05-14

Mat ESBURY..— St:lte of the Poll.

Sir G. Bowyer, Ban. 10 Honourable B. BOUVefie 3
Philip Ci~l, Eft to B. Smith, Eft 3
LIVERPOOL, MAY I2.—State of the Poll.

For General Tarleton 1447 Mr. Rofeoe • 380
General Garcoyne 1163
SOMERSET, may !2.—Firs Day.
334 LaiGton 130
Lethbridge 243
HUNTINGDON, MAY r3.—Fit II day's Poll.

1.. rd liinchingbrook
Mr. Felluw•es -

336 lord rroby
.301

SU&REY COUNTY aril continoes to be warmly con.
relied. In con!erpience of Ime very ferions errors
that had been found :Alt in the taking the Poll op to
Tuefday night, it•becarne neceffary to make a new
arrangement, which cc,:opied yetlerday morning Cu
notch tiroe, that the poll could not be proceeded on
till t t o'cl,ek, which, of comic, made it neceffary
to on till tit in the eve• ing. At three o'clock yd.-
te-ciay afternoon the numbers were
Ssnmel 1 hormon, Ffl. zo t tad RuCAI 833
Gorge Eumutr, Efq 994
London, England, 1807-05-14

BIRTHS.

zAt the Ducbefs of Rutland's, iu Sackville•finet, Lady K itha-
tine Form(ter, of a fon.
On the sth initant, In Charlotte.ltreet, Edinburgh, the Lady of
Sir John Sinclair, of Ulbitcr, Dart. of a daughter.
At Fintry Hoof; the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Nl‘Kenzie,
of the sod regiment, of a fun.
London, England, 1807-05-14

Ithat he looked to the Elet!tors for their fupp,rt, as-n
remanetittiost.fOr the npences which he bad inc:.,r
on the laikeledtion, and which they ought:to has,:
paid.'

• Mriesksy r a having finifEed:the reading of the letter,
....tifVelrfie'cqvisurfaelletlier they would allow him the in-
tdnlgence or*aking a few Obfervations (I•sucl cries of
ilrriltrrafjai-.41e then called upon the Elc'lors to
t • •
lipOlf thielleirnsof the four CAntliiwes who
}crestdegftire.thefb, (Mr. Paull"; letter am• umiag to
isflgna"tiim)......Site.rranci. Burdett had been Itm4
Almon asailiem as the 6rm and conflflent f iend of Bri.
tilh libeitytloodUpplaufe) —Mr. Sheridan had Alf ,
in the ehtirle oil :long political liie, fm.po• It,' with
great, alrnoll unrivalled talents, the eat& of the peo•
ple, in orpor.thus No tyranny and opprtfli n of every
fort. the other :two. Candidate:, he I•outd
were merely thicreatUtes of the prefent Minitlers—
[No; •rso I •fr om ma' y' voices].—Mr. Power repeated
that they'Weic, and that yeflerday a nu.nber of Fria'.
• fury lettgrs "Bad been circulated in Pimlico, requiring
the'ltiedois.t o. vote for Lord Cochrane and Mr. Er.
lint [h-_nir, hear!] He fhoukl At, who was this Lord
Cochrane, or what claims had he to their funpor, ?
The Noble Lord had indulged ItUnfelf.clay after day
in libelling Lord St. Vincent, who had s, opportu-
ni•y of anfwering him. He would put it to the'
Elenors., was it fair, was it manly, or WAS it the part
of a Britifh feaman, to bring foul charge: again%
any man behind his back, and when he had no op.
pot ru,:ity of an4vering them? [Loud cries, N no!]
—The Noble Lord had Cit for fix months in the
Houle of Commons, and then hr ought forward no
rocit charges. If he had brought them forward
tliere, be would•have at lead expaled to meet tome
of Lord Ft. Vincent's friends, who would have been
able to aillwer him. But in bringing them forward
at the Hollings of Covent Garden, it rather appeared
'at if he wifliecl to gain popularity, than really to re.
form abides of any hind. Mr. Power tl:ought, how.
eser, that the Country was mocti indebted to Earl
St, Vincent fur the memorable •batrle off Cape St.
Vincent's ; fur tae feleaon and patronage of that
immortal hero I.• ;• and for many other
great and fignal Ervices rendered to his Country.
Mr. Power concluded with an *eloquent panegyric
on Mr: Slleridan and Sir Francis .Burdett, whom he
thought it was incumbent on every friend of freedtan
to fiipport.—[This fpeech Was received with great
.applaufe I
Mr. Giaaoas then Paid a few words., to deelare
that he fhoold attend on thole huflings every day to
put quettions to Lord Cochrane, which perhaps that
Noble Lord would not like to anfwer.

' SIVINTH DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 14—State of
the poll at ~'elncic !lib day—
MOM CDC!! MANZ - 25
Sir FRANCIS BORDRTT, 19
Mr F.t.stu r t$
Mr. Stir :mum 5
Mr. PAtiss
London, England, 1807-05-14

CARROLL St Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Oxford
ftreet, near Rathbone Awe.
TICKETS and SHARES in the prefent Lottery are felling at
their Office, in variety of numbers, warranted undrawn. The State
of the Wheel eonfißs of the following Capital Prizes:-
4 of k.ro,coc: I 6 of 4 loco
4 - SPoo i 7 500
Sec. acc. &c.
The Lottery will entirely hoills on next Saturday week.
In the laR November State Lottery, No. tz,103, a prize of
ropool. and 605 i , a Prize of soraL were fold in twenty feven
Shires, by CARROLL and Co.—N. B. iO,OOOl. far the FUR Drawn
'fillet next Saturday morning.