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London, England, 1801-01-15

1V.41rT1C.91, INTIMLfGETIVE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd W. S. W.
AIaIVID
o Hamburgb,
o
o Waterford,
• Donnaghadce,
I Litton. Jaa. 12,

FALMOUTH, JANUARY iS. -

Arrived the EARL Gown', packet, Captain
MARE, from Litton, in five days, with mails and
difpatches, datcd 7th January : the failed from
England on the i7th of raft month, and arrived at
Lifbon on the a7th, where the found his Majears
Chips BRILLIANT, ALCM ENE, and PHOENIX, all of
which failed from thence on the 29th. The EARL
GOWER failed from Litton on the 7th inft. and ar-
rived lure this morning ; have not heard of any
particular news which fhe brings.
Among the paffengers are Colonels SEWARD
and Mussy, Sir JOHN WARDLOW, Major DAVIS,
Captain BELL, and Lieutenants WMA Now, RYAN,
VANDELURE, NAsu, and FARON.

Arrived the fhip Rachael tranfport, Capt. Wa.
TH /IR lAN with 2700 f the gth regiment on board,
14 days from Lifbon, parted with the fleet (which
had food troops on board) off Scilly, under con.
voy of the BRILLIANT frigate on Saturday laft: a
pilot from Scilly on board this fhip, Pays, that the
Melanthe Weft India flip was totally loft at that
place, in the gale of yefterday week ; the Captain
was drowned : Arrivea alfo, the,Milfowe, Captain
WILLIAMS, from London.

Pallid this port to the eallward, the American
fhip Aflive, Captain 2.l'l)ow:sail., a 6 days from
Philadelphia, for Loudon, with flour and fugar.
—Wind S.
London, England, 1801-01-15

TatIRSDAr, yAIkiVARY 15, isoi.

DANCING taught in tire molt fafhionable Byte
at Mr. WILSON'S Academy for Dancing, eitablithed
upwards of t 8 years on the firft refpeclability, where Ladies'
and Gentlemen may acquire a proficiency in all the tantionable
Minuets, Cbtlfions, Country Dances, Scotch, Irish, and ttattun.
Steps, keels, Honnapes, and every other faldonable dance now
in pradice, in the molt private manner, on moderate terms....
Pupils may board in the houfc and be completed in all the ne-
ccilay parts of Dancing in a fortnight--the Stnr.ll and Broad-
Sword taught; alto the Violin, Harp, and Forte Plano.
The Sete& Suhfcripticm Alfembly is held every Wednefday,
at No. 42. Haydon-fquare, Minories.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PRIVATE TUITION at Mein. ALLEN
and Coss. Private Dancing Academy, No. Iy, Sherrard.
ftreet, Golden-(quart.
Ladies and rientlunen who have learned imperfectly or not
at all, are privately taught in the moil elegant manlier, every',
defertptioa of Dance in modern prailice.
Extra evertinns will be made to batten the progrefs of foal
Foreigners, Navy and Arm Officers, (Aptains of Verret',
Country kefidents, and others who can devote but a &art time
to this accompliflunent, they may refide in the Houfe during
their tuition ; tbout a fortnight may be funrirat.
Me. wises informs his Scholars, Friends, and the Public
at the Eaft end of the Town, that he has removed from his
Academia Haydon-rquare, where be has refided theft halt
lie years; and is fitting up an Academy at No. ro, Great Ayliff.
fired, Goodman's Ficids,which will be opened on the lath of
this month. Broad Sword Fencing and Mufic taught.

CITY OF DI7BLIN TONTINE.
'THE Stibicriher• to the Lde Antwitits, ranted
by.tbe Conittration of ate City of Dublin on the t 4th day
et Jane, in+, who are to be pall dick introit ill London,
may ireedve Half a Year's Annuity, Cue at ClartUmaa hi', by
'mplyielg to Mr. William Coninetantt,No.
Bilbupfgate-ftreet, every Wednefday Gym Ten o'cluek
The Subicrthers to brine with them their Bonds, and a Cer-
, tlikate of the Life of the Non &get. It it regoeftelltirat in cafe
of death notiet may be gitrun s above tor the future batch
acrd replation of eaeli data

01,,OliagsTEitsiout. ' •
VEADY to advaneti the tom' EtCHT
A‘u THOUSAND POUNDS upon ANNUITIIII, ,a from
so to tool. cads Annuity, to hi:Ginn:4 upon rnd Prop4ty. and
redeemable at the option vi the Grantors, upon giving fix
Months notice. None but Prindpals need apply.
Enquire (poll paid) of Mr. John Saunders, solicitor, Stroud,
Glouctflerfitint.
London, England, 1801-12-01

tereft of Debts contra4ted under the crder of 11. e
Irifh Parli.iroent. . .

The Houle reihmed, the report was ordered to
be received to-mi-rrow—and the Chairman ob-
tained leave fur the• Committee to fit again on
Wednefday.

WAYS AND ME 11. S.

'The Houle having refolvtd itfclf into a Com-
mittee of Ways and Means,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJER oblei ved,
that as it had been thought proper to vnlarge the
time of payment fromTuelday to Saturday laft, an
;literal of aid. per day for four days accrued on
the fame, it would be therefore neeeffary to move
this charge In the Committee. He therefore
moved, that it be the opinion of the Committee
that all Monies to be received by the Calhier of the
Bank of England on account of thole Exchequer
Bills, be applied to the Payment of the Interat of
the lime. The Refolution was agreed to.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer then o'oferved,
that as the meafure for funding Exchequer Bills
had already hiccceded, and as the Houle had al-
ready agreed to the propriety of itruing more, he
would move that it be the opinion of the Com-
mittee that the Sum of Five Millions be railed by
Exchequer Bills. •
Mr. Komori Tore to exprcfs furprife that
the Right Hon. Gentleman Mould fuddenly call
for fo large a fum of money, and that at a time
when there was hardly half a Houk.
The CHANCELLOR of the ESCHI:o,..HER replied,
that he only wanted to carry into dial a meafure
to which the Houle had already given its fanetion.
The Houle, in agreeing to fund certain outftand-
ing Exchequer Bills, had alfn decided that new
ones fhould he railed. He was not Therefore tak-
ing the Houle by furprife ; and he fhould be
athamed, if he brought forward any meafure ofi
this kind without giving proper notice. But the
bufinefs was to gn through various other Rages,'
.hen he hoped there would be a fuller atten-
dance; and then the Hon. Gentleman would have
an opportunity of making his objiaions to the
meafure.

Mr. ROBSON laid, he did not mean to ()Ilea
to the meafure Ufa: for he was petledly aware
that Exchequer Bills would be v.-anted : he only
objeCted to the fudden manner it was brought for-
ward, and when there were not many more than
20 Members prefcnt.
Mr. Bs acc obferved, that fuck taunts as thole
which fell from the Hon. Gentleman had frequent.
ly been thrown out againft the Houfe, relative to
the fewncfs of Members attending at particular
times. Thefe he conceived to be extremely nn-
juit ; becaufe, after a full Houle had once agreed
to adopt a meafure, it was not necefrary to have a
full attendance during every fubfequent nage of
it. Every perfon, both in and out of that Houfe,
knew that a frelh atm was to be made of Ex-
chequer Bills ; that they were wanted ; and there
was no furprife in moving• to vote them at this
time. The Refolution was then agreed to, and the
Report of the Committee ordered to be received
I'o-morrow.

The Houfe having refolved Wilt' into a Corn-
mittee on the Militia Ballot Bill,

The S&CRFTARY AT WAR moved to fill up the
blank left for the number to he baliotted for, with
two-fifths of the former number.—Agreed to, and
the Report to be rece6ed To-morrow.
London, England, 1801-12-01

TOWN MADE KID GLOVES CHEAP.

WILLIAM STABLE, No. 62, Strand, hay-
ing a vcry confideralge quantity of fhort Kid Gloves by
him, has put them in Lots of three pairs each, at a price well
worth the attention of private families; alto a number of
Womens' and Childrens' r.o c Kid Gloves and Muffs in lota
equally cheap. 'flic whole of which being of his own manu-
faitbary, and made for a retail trade, the fcwing may be fully
depended on.
London, England, 1801-12-01

PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON.

St. James's market 4s od Town Tallow Os ed to os
Clare market od Ruffle ditto (146)sta od to 57.
Whitechapel market 3s oid Ritifia ditto (foap) 3.6 s tool
(per ftunr of Sib.) White Candle Rana 39s to os
Mettle', Stuff ups od toss
Ditto Rough 30$ Od to 36s
Creaers - tsul od to os
Good Dregs 12* es. os
Yellow Soap, 635. to ci.-..Mottled,76s.—Curd, Fos.
Oandlw ad—Moulds, Its. od.
PRICE. OF HAY AND STRAW, Novattliet 30.
Senthilekl. St. James's. Whiteehapel.
O. e.ay 3 0t• 013 ootos 3 ois genii • o
N.do. o o too 6 •

his 941
36 'I,:

Avetage Pries

ifiraw z 7 iot zto o ti! •••It8• to t 14 •
Clover 4toto 5 is S S oto 6 0
CO ALS,November 30.
Bcft Coals in the Pool, 21. 7s. 6d. per Children.
Delivered • al. ass. 6d.
Sutvic . 11. at. cid.
Delivered aL pa. al.
Tbc Country Markets in general have rifeft dur-
ing the la ft week.
At Stamford, the averaged Kiel of Whist has advanced
from 67s
.54. to t. 44. •
At Lein iter, the rife t' 6d. per quarter; at Sher-
borne to B.L; at cheller It is 32. and at Nantwich 21. iod. per
quarter.
At I.iiierln and at Northampton, the price coulee Wheat
has rifrn from ;so to 84s. per quartet; and at Lynn from 701.
t 6 74 t.
At uppinoltam the price 4 fine Wheat hu fallen 6s. per qr.
At Derby and Chcfterfield there has been a triging advance
in the price of Wheat, n'ati at Athbourne a final) reduetion.
At Canterbury the price of Flour, on Thurfday, fell to 625.
per rack, when the Magtftrates reduzed the price of the quar-
tcra loaf one halfpenny, via. to tut.
At Cambridge Wheat is Es. per quarter dearer, at Royftoe,
Sa. at Mrarminfter 4a and at Newbury 6s.
At Devizes, an Thurfday, fine wheat was about 41 per 1102r*
ter cheaper than during the presiding week; at Worufter and
in the adjoining counties, it is likewife cheaper.
At Hanrpton-Green Fair, in Norfolk, laft week, there was
the lugeft mow of bee, that has been feen at eery fair in that
Diftridt this feafon. '11: re were not let's than 4000 bead of cat-
tle on the ground the atone day, principally Scot+ and frith:
the prices, however, were held as hieh as at Swaffbam and
Woodbridge, where the numbers were very inferior.
At an retentive Provition Sale in the City on Friday, Weft-
plialia HAMS fold at born told. to I id. per lb. French and
Dutch Hams Ed. to pid. per lb. Englith Hams 74 to 7id. per
lb. and Pigs' Chops at 3d per lb. lrlth end Dutch Beet and Pork
were dearer than they habeas for runic weeks.

EDINBURGH, NOvf.MBER so.
Yellerday in our Corn Market, Oats were from
t6s. to t9s. per boll; Excellent Barley was fold
at 255.
There were 269 bolls of Oatmeal on Tuefday in
our market, which fold from !Ss. to 18s. 9d..per
boll. There were silo 6z bolls of peace and bar-
ley meal, which fold from los. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per
boll.—Retail prices, bell oatmeal, is. ad.—Se-
cond, is. td.—Befi:Peafe meal sod. and bell bar-
ley meal, is. per peck.
London, England, 1801-09-16

DUNKIRK, SEPTEMBER 6.

stAN-ArminAt. MARITIMF Or TIIt MIT
I", TO TOL EDITOR OF TM% lOUBINIAL OT
Sejoitillbfr 4.

DI'.~KIK K.

There appears, Citizen, in the London pipers
of the zsd (11- Aii!oirl, the following paragraph,
the inaccuracy of which I think it incumbent on
Inc tf, C,•Il

• W.• that the enemy'. fur.-Itnatt which lay at Dun-
kirk. to ti.c -1111:4.1 or Ilvc-a1...1-tbirty, hay, I'th-et-vied in yet-
t,' cu. c•:..i,. 4111.C14.11 11U, irhlt h hituitt,t therm up w, r.
flAthao cO.iit. 41,V, vet appeal that the an. my
•••, • • •:.• in.m..flibi;aty of Lihng bet wern them sod the
lane,. orfir•! on the other fide."

Ile lilu.,,L(.n,dYun bnat,, confifling of 35
coLai,4l,dcd l,r Ceia.l.4lll 1,11. I , Kiiich tulcJ the

relates. The Englifh hoped, if nol to intercept
their palTage, at leaft to block them up for a long
time in Dunkirk. The enemy's divifion nationed
a league from Gravelines, had boats of obferva-
tion before our port the whole of the 17th. It was
not until eight in the evening that feeing no ap-
pearance of movement on the part of our flotilla,
they returned to their Ration. I had given to Cap-
tain MEYNE every poffible latitude, in order that
he might be enabled to accomplifl:the objed with
which he was entrufled. I repofed the greaten
confidence in him. The moment the enemy dif-
appeared, he ordered his veffels to hold themfelves
in readincfs to put to fea on the firft fignal. Every
thing wati prepared ; at the hour of nine the fignal
was made, and all our gun-boats paned before
Gravelines, between the Englifh and the land, and
continued their voyage to Calais, where they ar-
rived the nest ilay, at fix o'clock in the morning.
This is a corred llatement. The Englifh are of
courfe wrong in giving out that they guarded the
paffages fo ftridly as to prevent our veffels from
failing along the coaft. They have not been will-
ing to admit any defed of vigilance ; but even fup-
poling our flotilla had not efcaped them, I have
no doubt that it would have rendered ineffeCtual
all their attempts to (lop its progrefs. I relied too
confidently on the talents of the Officer who com-
manded it, and on the courage of the gallant men
under his orders, not to be convinced that the ene-
my would have had only, as upon many other oc-
cafions, the fhame ofa failure. (Signed) ILLY.
London, England, 1801-09-16

YARMOUTH, S 1 PTEMBFR

This morning failed the SQDRRFL (loop of war,
on a cruize. The DKAKE cutter has a fignal flying,
and when joined by the HART brig and her con-
•oy, will fail for the Baltic.
His Majefty's fhip DRIVFR has fet•.t in here the
fchuyt Agge, KLEYER mailer, laden with goods,
from Amsterdam, bound to Lilbon.
London, England, 1801-09-16

DOVER; SEPTEMBER is.

The NANCY cutter, which failed with difpatches
early yellerday morning, returned between ten
and eleven in the evening. During the night and
early this morning, two French flags of truce in
open boats, following each other at about two hours
interval, arrived with difpatches, which were in-
Dandy forwarded by exprefs to London. In one
of the boats Mr. HAMMERSLEr, the Banker, came
over as a paffenger.

SIIF.ERNESS, SEPTEMBER Is.

Sailed the ABUNDANCE ftore-fhip, Capt. Nies,
for the Downs.—Arrived the FORCE gun-brig,
Lieutenant TOMEI', from the Downc, to he re-
paired.—Came down from the River the Friel' rt.
(loop of war.—Remain the HART hired armed
brig, and DRAKE cutter, with the Baltic convoy,
wind-bound. On Sunday a boy belonging to the
SAVAGE (loop of war, lying in this harbour, fell
down the main hatchway, he was immediately
taken on board the UNION hofpital Ihip,and though
every affiftance was given to him, be died in a few
hours.—Wind E. N. E.
London, England, 1801-09-16

DISTRIBIJTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The crew of the AGAMEMNON, for the capture
of la Sophie, French brig, in company with the
REPULSE, will be paid their (hares for the fame,
on the Acamammon's arrival at Yarmouth.

The crew of the flip ARETI4I.I3A, fnr the cap.
titre of le Brave, French privateer, will be paid
their proportions of the proceeds of the hull, Ilores,
and head•money on board the Paid !hip on her ar-
rival in port.
The crew of the GANNETT, for the capture of
le Vengeance privateer, will be paid their (hares of
the proceeds of the hull, fibres, and head money,
on board the laid !hip on the 24t11 intl. if in port.
The crew of the FORTV/11 a will bepaid on board
at Weymouth their !hares of falvage of brig Ti-
ber ; hull of le Marquerade French privateer ; and
hull of le Renard French privateer.
The crew of the DRYAD will he paid at Cove
the proceeds of the hull and head money of le
Premier Conful, French privateer, as alto at Arun-
del•(treet.
The crew of the hired armed cutter PEXPLOPC,
for the capture of the Spanilh veffel Gavinta, will
be paid their !hares of the proceeds at No. to, John-
fireet, Adelphi, on Monday the sif
The crew of the THate la, for the capture of the
Spaniih brig la Reyna des Angelo', alias El Bar-
celonas, ledl be paid their (hares of the proceeds
thereof, at the fame time and place.
London, England, 1801-03-18

PRUSSIA.

KONINGSBERG, FEB. rs.
A letter from Courland of the 26th January,
contained in our Gazette of this day, fay s:—" The
objeasof the extraordinary armaments of Ruffia
by land and fea were hitherto only known as far
as refpeets a war with England, which will now
actually break out, in concert with other Nor-
thern Powers, who will attempt a landing in Ire-
land, joined by a French fquadron. It now ap-
pears alto, from there renewed armaments, that a
rupture with the Porte is not very diftant, Ruffin,
having officially demanded that the Porte thould
renounce her alliance with England, and not ac-
cept any more auxiliary troops from that power,
that the French might be able to remain undif-
turbed in the poffeffion of Egypt. We learn that
a French army of 60,0c0 men is to pars through
Hungary, and, united with a Ruffian Army, to
march ftraight for Conftantinople."
London, England, 1801-03-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Call of the Hnule Rood for this day, and was ehforeed
on the Motion orCoL GA SCOIGN X : the names of the defaulters
on the part of the Members who reprcfcnt Great Britain were
ordered to be called over on Tucfday fortnight, and thole for
Ireland on Tucfday month.
Mr. Wm tut MS moved to have the Cachet Branch uf Road
hinted in the Nev. Windfor Road Bill.

Mr. C. DUNDAS oppofrd the Motion, on the ground of form,
and as it was againft the Standing Orders.
Mr. 'WILLIAMS in confequence withdrew his mntion,giving
notice, at the fame time, that he fhouM rtmew it at the next
Eager Seffion.—Leave granted.
The other Orders of the Day were then deferred, and the
Houfe adjourned.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH tB.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols 561—10 r act. 56+.-5 per Cent. 941.
Omnlurn 21 ;.
PRICE OF STOCK., YESTF.RDA V :
lank Stock (hut long Ann. (hut
3 per Cent. Red. (hut Imp. 3 per Cent. 53:
'per C. Conf. 563441 Imp. Ann. to
4 per Cent. thut India Stock 1874187
per C. Navy pint Oninium al 2'
Dmo Loyalty (hut Conf. foi Apnl4Acc. 5601
Duaatti, Mmtest ',lr.—Frier of Stocks this day:
London, England, 1801-03-18

ANSPACH, FEB. 26.

The Corps of LOWENSTEIN WERTH EIM troops,
and the Franconian Chaffeurs, for whom England
pays fubfidies, have marched to Triell, by order
of Mr. WICKHAM, to be embarked for the Medi-
terranean, and probably for Egypt. Since the
conclufion of Peace, the arangeit reports are in
circulation here refpeeling the fate of the Eccle-
fiaftical, and even fome Secular States in Franco-
nia. The Court of Bavaria will not remove from
Bareuth to Munich, before the end of March.

HAMBURGH, MARCH go.

The meafures which Denmark takes in our
neighbourhood, have a very warlike appearance.
sefides the armed veffels Rationed off Altona,
troops are daily arriving in that city and neigh-
bourhood, and it is faid that 4,000 men more are e
peeled. All the Englifh that had refided at Gluck-
Radt have been ordered to quit that place. From
Altona an Englilhman hasallobeen ordered away,
a few days ago, as a fufpeaed perfon. It is po-
litively fait!, that veffels laden with corn, bound
for England, will no longer be fuffered to fail
from the Elbe.

PARLIAMENT,Mr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH z 7.

The Fait India judicature Lilts wt re taken oat of the covers
au ulual every Seffion.
The Bread Amendment Bill and three others were read a
third time.

The PoR Office and the Tea and Paper Bill were read a fe-
cund time.
The Canterbury Market Bill was alfo read a fecoud time.
The Boroughbridge bill was reported.
Several Petitions for Bills were prekated, and refereed to
the Judges.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1801-03-18

F.XCHANOZ.

Verdes • • 451
Laos • • 37
Oporto • - 57
Dublin • • 4

MARRTEiI

DIET)

On Itlay fennlght, flew. Cutler, tit Reentelut Nreß TINE
Militia, to Mk Holt, diluents of Mr. Richard Holt, of
Rochdale.

—.—
On the zstb inftant, In Wlimore-ltreet, the widow of Gene-
ral Morris.
On the Bth inftant, at Brined Hot Wells, in the 631 year of
his age, the Rev. Frederic Wollalton, of Bury St. Edmund's,
late Prebendary of Peterborough, ani one of his Majeny's
Chaplains in Ordinary. He was a dcfcendant of the celebrated
Author of "The Religion of Nature delineated." In him
polite learning has loft one of its molt fucterstul cuhivatom,
religion one of its molt zealous defenders, and focicty one of
its brighten ornaments.
London, England, 1801-03-18

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Prom !ht•LONDON GAZETTE, Mares to.

DUELII CASTLE, FEB. 24.
His Majtsrv, Ly his Royal Letters, having ap-
pointed JOHN 'THOMAS. Earl of CLANILICAItn:t., to
be of his M -.AJ I STE'S Moll Honourable Privy Coun-
cil of that Part of his United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, called Ireland, his Lordfhip
this day, in Council, took the ufual oaths, and his
pace At the Board accordingly.
London, England, 1801-01-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-
MORROW EVENING, January 24, tBo t,
will be prefcnted the new Comedy, called
LIFE.

Atter whil4ch will4RX be performedWW, the new Pantomime of
..E'S TOUR ;
Or, THE DOMINION FANCY.
This Eveniar—Tho School for Reindict ; wk[ uarkgnin'a
Tour.
On Monday the new Comedy of the School for Prejudice.
London, England, 1801-01-23

LIFE ANNUITIES.

PROPOSALS for railing 42,0001. by way of I
Tontine, or Securities for Life Annuities inerearant by
Survivorlhip, to be divided into four diltindt Claire', and to be
fettered (under the direetion of eminent Counfel) upon Eitatea
in the County of Suffet of the nett Annual Value of 64701.1
may be had of, and paAleulars rare:tiny the fame obtained
from Jekyll Ward, Efq. Newman lived, Oxford-greet ; and
MeliroMaberley EcDardel, corner of King's-road, &Jibed-row.
London, England, 1801-01-23

INTELLIGEATE.

MAILS TI II IS DAY.—Wind N. N.W.
AR RIVED DU!.
o Hamburgh, 2
I Duhlin. Jan. t 7, 2
c Nl"..terford. I
I Dounaghadee, Jan. 19, o

The Weft India and American mails of tlie firft Wednefday
of the month, to;ether with two mail, for Lilbon, arc Hill de"
rained at Falmouth by contrary si

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 22.

Arrived the Ceres, —, (a Dane) with cotton
and fugar, from Litbon to Ahoza, brought in by
the ANT fchooner.

YARMOUTH, JANI'ARY za.

• -
Sailed this morning the PRINCE or WALES
packet Captain HEARN, with Malls and Pairengers
for Cnkhaven.

Palled through a large &ct of Colliers for the
River.

There are now in our Roads feven men of war,
two frigates, three brigs, two lugge rs, and one cutter.
We are in eve lation that in the fpring, fhould
our iiiipute with the Northern Powers not be pro-
perly adjufled, to have a large fleet upon this
Ration.

POOL, JANUARY 21.

The Halifax, GOFFC, from Newfoundland, is
jolt arrived, quite a wreck, having on the 11l intl.
encountered the fime heavy gale of wind that did
fo much mifchief to his Majeity's
chip
—AMILLA.
The Halifax carried away her fore-matt, main-
top-maft, and bowfprit ; both her boats were (love
to pieces, betides a great deal of other damage ;
in confequence of which, a French privateer, of
22 guns, that run alongfide of her, would have
nothing to do with her, but told them to make the
belL of their way to the port the was bound to.
London, England, 1801-01-23

MARRIED.

On Friday laft, it St. James's Church, T. rewfter, Efq. of
Thornbury, near Briftol, to Mifs Lacklugton, of Charles-ftrect,
St. lames's.
On Tuefday fermight, at Preltbury, Mr. Samuel Rentbats,
of Macclesfield, to Mils Brofter of Bollington, Use!hire.

Lately, at Stoke-upon-Trent. Mr. Thomas Brookes, mer-
chant, of Manchefter, to Mifs Myatt, lane-end, Staliordfhire.
Lately, at Huyton, Mr. Menke*, furgeon, of Congleton, to
Mifs Yams], of Knowfley.
Lately, at Gringley, Lineolnibire, after a tedious widowhood
of thirteen we .s, Thomas Bingham, aged So, to Mfrs Matt'
Dawfon, aged 75!
1 ately, at &too, Mr. Pulfey, innkeeper, of Hull, to Mifs
Alice Sparrow, of the fanner place.
At Glafgow, the tyth inftant, Hugh Bogle, Efq. of Kingfton,
Jamaica, to Mifs Agnes Bogie, daughter of the late Mr. Mi-
chael Bogle, merchant in Glafgow.
At Bowbridge, Mr. Robert Wright, archited, Edinburgh,
to Mite Mary Finnic, daughter of Mr. John Finnic, farmer
there.

Saturday, at St. James's Mara, Mr. R. Jarvis, of Picca-
dilly, to Mifs Hayter, &lett daughter of John Hayter, Erg. of
Old Civeudilli-ltrect.
In Lower Mount-Street, Dubin, Peter Coleman, of Dun-
dalk, k fq. to Mils O'Reilly.
Mr. Doherty, apothecary, Capel-ftreet; Dublin, to the wi-
dow Wade, of hid place.
On Saturday, the 17th inftant, Mr. John Evans. of Lime-
Rrtet. to, Mils Elartrunt, of Chefter-place, LaMbeth..
London, England, 1801-10-05

BOURDEAUX, SEPT. 14.

Several American (hips, laden with different ar-
ticles, have arrived in our river within thefe three
days pall. Some of them have brought Phila-
delphia Journals of a late date : we (hall give a li-
teral extra& from one of them, refpeeing the hate
of affairs in St. Domingo.
EXTILECT MOM THE DAILT.ADTLITIZEE.

Philadelphia, Augutt
Toussairr-Louvarroas has affumed the cha-
rater of a Legitlator, and caufed to be publifh-
ed at the Cape, on the 4th of July, a Conflitu-
tion, but we mall confine ourfelves, at prefent, to
a few articles of it, extraaed from the Bulletin Of.
frit/of Saint Domingo.
la. The Supreme Executive Power is entrulled
to a Governor. for five years, by the Central Af-
fembly. The General of the Army, and Com-
mander in Chief of the departments, TOUSSAINT-
LOVVERTURE, is declared by the Conititution,
Governor for life, with the right of appointing his
fucceffor for five years after his dcath. The above
mode of election will then have its effect. The
Governor, betides the ufual Executive Power, has
the command of the land and tea forces, and pro-
poles the laws to the Central Affembly.
The. Legiflative power is entrafted to a Central
Affembly, comrifed of two .Deputies from each
department, chofen for four years, in the follow-
ing manner :—each Municipality (hall name a De-
puty, and all the Municipal Deputies of each de-
partment (ball choofe a Deputy to the Central
Affembly.
The Central Allembly mutt confirm all the
atis prefented by the Governor, before they can
have the force of a law ; (livery is abolifhed ; all
the men are declared free, all men (hall enjoy
equal rights ; they are all equally eligible to em-
ploymcnts.—k.ebo de Bourdeaux.
London, England, 1801-10-05

■ In our perufal of this eonspnheallve work, we have been
particularly *ruck with the encteifeues and perfpleuity with
whi,h the fymptonts of the various difeafes are deferibed ; and
the care evi ry where tak..n at point out thole marks or fymp-
tum; which alftincullh one difeafe from another. This is in-
deed an dentist niniitte in a popular work of this kind ; for
if the &leak be miit..k en, the well intended means of nig
may prove fatally pi ns.cioine In delivering the method orrery,
the author ham very prrirriy accommodated his directions to
the underßandings of plain, unlettered parents, and guarded
thim agaitift the soufennenais of siting dekterious remedies
without medical AMIN:cm ; we think, however, that even the
erperlenced praCtifoncr will And many valuable hints and
Improvenien; d nor to be found In any other work. Betides
the Athletic ufeary treated. of in works OA the fulled of
donwilic medicine. Dr.T. has given the method of treating
accidents; an account atilt medicinal baths and fprlnzi In this
Mead, with their des; an account of the fuhltanees molt coat-
manly employed lu medicine, more efpecially dole found in
Great Ditain, with their virtun ufes, together with rules
for eollet^Jng and preparing them. There is alio, what no
gond book mould be without, a proper Indet. Upon the whole,
if extenfive refearch, important °Nervation, and prattled uti •
lity, can Ramp a value on a popular medical produetion, we
believe the potent volume has filch JUR pretenGoue_to the ap.
probadon and favour of the public as cannon fall to atfure its
fuerefs.'" Melted and Pbxfral ,'.reel.
Printed for R. PhEliiis, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold
by Hurl, Wane, y, moods, and Welt and Hughes, Pater-
noller-rovr ; and by all flooltkans.
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•
N. B. That this popular Work may obtain an iswoollate
rir-
aviation, rommenfurate whb the important and Mehl in f4rma -
tins width it conform the- PubMe: engages, at any time. is
exchange with any lookteller. copies Many of his pablicatiuns
kr .w►, dq sot puke espies of this W.
London, England, 1801-12-08

BREWING AND MALTNO.

- - - - -
R. MORTON, at N. 28, in thi STRAND,
LV3- refprelfely infohns the Public, that he Inftruai Gan
titriltl3 In the Life of eV Thermometer' and the application ol
that inftrument retative to Brewing, and win fatal* than
with manufeelpt inftrudlioria, which will enable theta, to prac-
the Art of skewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other Mal
LiquOis. furn:lls them iiitli manufaipt inflame-
tious for making Pale au-thrown Malts, alter the molt ap-
proved praeti:e; ar.d having beet long in bufinefs upon his
awn account, and taking a ptealt.re in trying many anal various
experimentl,and noting char
.:Trull It has giros him a deem
of practical and evetim:nta! knowirg: is the different lines
of his pettftflion„ whith very few poll its, as ran be proved from
the twiny letters and rtestrriwrs of the molt eminent Brewers
both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his
d'Jferent modem egpendlice, anal many of there Gentlemen hr
never had the pleraforc of feting; his rtuatufcripts put it in th;*
pourer of Csmilancn to brew an exceeding fide-flavoured
Porter from Malt and Hops alone, combined with the Ample
element of seater without the ufe of any o; her ingredient who-
ever: any addrcfs fait ',port paid) ro P. Moe TON, will be dug
attended to He returi s h:e r, fraful than‘s to thole (kink-
men who have aypro.red fo highly of the utligy of his Manu-
Iripts and profentienal
London, England, 1801-10-02

• I

The Proelisuaticos of the Diredory Will publicly
fixed up in various parts of the town, and every
one did plaice to the motives which had lcd to
that ad of rigour. Little doubt is entertained of
the acceptance of the Conflitution without any re-
fatance. It is particularly advantageous on the
(core of the finances, from the great ccconomy it
propofes to introduce into the expenditure of the
Government.

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Cott vu, AUGUST B.—lnfteactof a well-regulated
Republic, we have the mot complete Anarchy.
The inhabitants of the country have revoltedagainft
thole of the city ; and both the one and the other
are ttpon their guard againil the vengeance of the
Turks, (ince the fangutaary quarrel of the a7th of
May.
As to the other Illes, the following is the intel-
lirece we received from them :—Cerigo has de-
clared itfelf indepcndent—Zante has hoifted the
Englifh colours—Zante Maria is threatened with an
invafionby ALT Yesua of Janina—Cephalonia is at
the mercy of the two fafftions, whq deftroy it: maf-
facre, theft, hurt:sings, and pillage, Occur daily.
Many of the inhabitants, hoping to fly from fuch
fccnes, have come to reek an afyltori within our
walla. But our Senate, reduced to inaiftion, with-
out means, without public confidence; can they
avert the evils which furround them In vain they
have propofed, in order to create themfelves friends,
to admit feventy families among the Nobles: thirty-
one have refilled this honour.—Triefte and Venice
are the chief places of refuge for our merchants.
We are without commerce, and all instersoarfe is
cut off with Zante and Cerigo.
London, England, 1801-10-02

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PRANCE.

PARIS, DECEMBER H.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE FIRST CONSUL
C. COLAUD, to be Sub-coninninoner of Forest Relations,
at Bagbeti.

General HansovmLLl, to be Milner Pbnipotettlary to
his Mikity the Emperor of all the Ruffian.
C. CHATKAU-GIRON, formerly Secretary of Legation at
Berlin, to be Firft Secretary of the Preach Legation to Audio
C. MAXIMILIAN ItATNIIVAL, Second Secretary of Lega-
don to Rae.
C. MARANDET, formerly Secretary of the Embary to Snit.
serland, to be Secresry of Legatioo to his Eleetoral Meiners
the Elector Palatine of Samaria.
C. Stomr-Pa Inanely, to be a Counfellor of State in the
Sedtlim of Legillation.
C. FORIAIT, Ez-ntinifier of the Mm-ine, to be a CounkUor
of State. In the Seaton of the Marine.
C. Baum, a Counfellor of State, In the fame Sedtion.
C. Dassott ea, Counfellor of State, in the Scdtlon of War.
C. Kum, Member of the National Innitute to be Profef-
for of Mineralogy, In the Marcum of Natural Alltory, In the
room of the celebrated Dolomite, lately decoded.

The official Journal aunounces that The Squa-
dron at Breft, L'Orient, and Rochefort, got un-
der fail on the hith of December, and the wind
having been favourable the whole of the isth,
they were loon out of fight. •
The Fleet confifts of twenty-tluteiltips, of which
the following is a Lift :

razwell

L'Oetian, Le J. j:lio1141;, La Praternite,
Le jernappe, La tiaulole, La Previeukt,
Le VitalcOne, La Revolution, La asogne,
La Patric% I.e Duquelbe, La Deeouvene, and
Le Monte Blau, 14 Forieufe, La blecellte.
Le Tatiguy. La Byres.,

sipssrisn SHIPS.
San Pablo, _

source
London, England, 1801-12-30

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

• To the Chssau, for the capture of the French
frigate la Dedaigneufe, (in company with the
SIRIUS and AMETHYST), a difiribution will be
made on board the OissAp, on her arrival in port.
The
raARCHIONEFS of EXETER, Eaft India (hip,
Capt. J. LOCK E, which has been at Gravefend
fince the a i Q init. will fail thence for the Downs,
on the toth January, and, on her arrival there,
will receive her final Difpatchet..

An American veffel, laden with wool and wine,
bound from Seville to London, has been taken by
a Spanifh privateer, and carried into Cadiz, in
confequence of a Britith licence having been found
on board her. _

The HUGH Nous, Captain WILLIAM FAIR FAX,
arrived in Maeao Roads from St. Helena, the igth
Jan. laft, the day on which the lall fleet from China
failed from thence for England ; the lAft accounts
from her are dated the 27th March 1,45, at which
time they were all well : the was then ready to
proceed for England, bin waited for the remainder
of the China dime (hips, and the Honourable Com-
pany's (hip the BRITANNIA' which had only that
day arrived at Whampoa : they were expefted to
leave China early in May.
The Elbe, Mecca, from Lisbon, is put into
Ramfgate, with the lofs of anchors and cables.
The Carl Salman, Wise, from Barcelona for
London, is retaken and carried into Litton.
Th: Pallas, Hurca iwsoa, from Stettin, tor Lon-
dm, is IoR on the Flemi(h
Thu St. George, MICti•ILSON, from Smyrna for
Amite:dans, is Toll near the Helder.
The Whyclab, —; and Leviathan, —, for
Liverpool, are captured off Jamaica, coaling down
to join convoy.
London, England, 1801-12-30

Warrioao,

S. Francis de Paul Neptune, 'and .
There are on board thcfe Mips, and the tranf.
ports that accompany them, is,ooo men, well
equipped.
The Spanifh General GIUMNA, goes with the
expedition : it is raid he is appointed Governor of
the liavatmah.

On the 88th Brumaire (Nov. 9), Admiral Vit..
LAI ST de Java use, by virtue of a decree of the
Confuls, of t9th Frimaire, year 8, authorifing
commanders to make foch regulations as they
fliould find neceffary for the maintenance of order
and fuhordination on board their veifels, had (up.
preffed all the Jut ies and ordered that every per.
fon onboard who fhould be accufed of any crime,
fhould be brougfit before a Golfed de Jvihce, coin.
pofcd as prefcribed4 the law of the aid of Aug.
1790, allowing an appeal to a Court• Martial, if
the perfon accufed Should objet to the competence
of the Confeil de juJ:ice.
A decree of the Confuls of the 18th orders,
that there Shall be ;hive monthly Mails ellabligied
for the Army in St. Domingo, viz. from Breft in
the &It Decade : from Nantes or L'Orient in the
fecond, and from Rochefort in the third Decade.
Individuals who go to join the Army may take
their paffage on board any of the avifis which
carry out thefe mails.
In regard to the quellion whether the imports.
Lion of Englith coals into France 'could be alrowed,
the Confuls have determined, that under the pre.
fent circumfiances no change in the law on this
head is neceffary, and that till the definitive treaty
is figned no veffel laden with coals cap be allowed
to land her cargo on any pretence whatever.

DICIMMIII 23.
Citizen Orro, appointed Milliner Plenipoten-
tiary from the French Republic to the United
States of America, has been appointed, by a de-
cree of the 9th of Frimaire (08.1 t), Miniker Ple-
nipotentiary to his Britannic Majell7, to exercife
the funftions of that appointment till the conclu.
lion of the Definitive Peace.
The Miniaers fqr Exterior Relations and for the
Interior are preparing to fet out for Lyons. They
write from that city that the greater part of the
Cifalpine Deputies are arrived there, fo that the
opening of the Confulka cannot be long delayed.
In the proclamation by which the Cifalpine Go.
vernment creates and convokes this extraordinary
Confulta, it is raid that the Fizsr Constm, the
author and reaorer of the Cifalpine Republic, will
partake with the Deputies of the Confulta the
weight of the deliberations.
The day of the departure of the Ftlsr Comsat.
for Lyonvis not yet fixed with certainty. The in-
habitants of that commercial city, fo particularly
interefled its the peace, wait with the moft anxious
impatience for him who has procured it for them.
The chamber which is intended for him. Is. fur-
nillied with all the fumpurons elegance that may
be expeEted from the induftry and of -the
Lyonefe.

~.. .
London, England, 1801-12-30

US PAPPAS.

)ec."14.-On the morn:
a courier from London
Englab Minifter, Mar.
slivering hit Difpatches
to Paris, from which it
s charged with other
t Government. About
is fent a meffage to the
fix o'clock C. JostPK
e houfe of the En gl4
their fiat conference,
An immenfe crowd of
the Courier, affembled.
Englifh Minifter, mho,
me time at one of the
verfal plaudits of the

he two Minifiers met
ins ; the Spanith and
ve been here fince the
td a lhare in thefe con.

!Lusts, appointed Go-
:, has fet out for Ant-
:ceive his inftruCtions
C. Diasyrz, known
i appointed Direftor of
incl will repair thither

trier who arrived here
m Infpruck, brought.
' her Royal Highnefs
re, in the fifty-eighth

IL—The Pittner of
t.rlin as was fuppored•
el the unexpeded
paired through that
mbourg but to Diez
1
ai ity of Naffau. He
he Hereditary Prince.
his having ever been
rife to many conjec-
Tied that the negoci-
nce are either term't.
other period. The
objea ought to take
l
ing to every appear.
the Prince whom it

cording to letters from
m has been formed,
c.to prefenre the Cen.
pre. This plan was
of November, to the
in, and London.—
will datermine the
Deputation of the
not offerable for Come

its have been again
Vienna and Munich,
: of a (mall part of
al Court has a con.

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CORN MARKE7.

There were but few famples of Englifh wheat at
Mark• Lane this morning, but the fupply of foreign,
particularly Ruflia, was very great. The market
at opening was very dull, but towards the clofe
became very brifk, and much bufinefs was done
at Wednefday's prices. Oats had a brilk fale.—
Other articles, little doing. Flour Bos.
London, England, 1801-09-18

•
TO-MORROW EVENING, September t 9,
.1 their Weibel Servants will picierni a I frama, called
THE CASTLE SPECTRE.
Ofmond, Mr. BAR R YN4ORE ;
Kiri:laid, Mr. WROUGHT ON ;
bPercy, Mr. C. K Eh; EL E •,
Father Philip, Mr. PALMER; Motley, Mr. WATHEN;
Kenriek, Mr. HOLLAND ; Haffan, Mr. DOW I ON ;
Saib, Mr. Surmont ; Muley, Mr. CatniHd;
Alaric, Mr. Evans; Harold, Mr Webb;
Allan. Mr. Packer: Edric, Mr. Chippendale.
Angela, Mira BIGGS ; Alice, Mrs. SPARKS.
After the Drama will be perormed, a.Mufical Farce, called
OF AGE TO-MORROW.
The Overture and Mufic compofed by Mr. Kelly.
Baron Willinghurft, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.;
Baron Piffelberg, Mr. SUETT ;
Hans Molkus, Mr. MADDOCKS ;
Hair-Dreffer, Mr. Chippendale; servant, Mr. Evans.
Lady Brumback, Mrs. SPARKS;
Sophia, Ws FTEPHENS; Maria, Mife DE CAMP;
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Plices for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Foil:rook, at the
Box Office in Little Ruth:ll-Street.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.
Gallery 2t. Second Price ;I.—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price
6d.—No Money to he returned.
The Doors to be opened at Half part Five, and to begin at
half after six.
ey'r The Public are refpeetfully informed, that the Tragedy
of Richard the Third will be ailed every Tudday till further
antice.
London, England, 1801-09-18

MARRIED.

On Wedttefday fennight, at Burnley, P. Ormerod, Efq. cf
Role Grove, to Mifs Morris, of the fame place.
On Tuefday laft, at (Ailing, near Richmond, York Mire, the
Rev. NV.Lax, F. R. S. Fellow of 'Prioity College, and Lowe ,i
Profeffor of Afteonomy in the Univerfity of Cambridge, to
Cradock, of Hartforth.
Wedncfday, at St. Mary, laington, Peter Lee, Efq. of !Leh.
bury Place, to Mifs Emma Arbouin, third daughter of the Lte
Matthew Arbouin, Efq
On M'etini.r!"...y `e'nnight, Mr. Faber, of leradford, mercbent,
to Mifs Atkin.on, daughter of the late Thomas Atkinfon, F.fq,
of that pace.
On Sunday fennight, BaGl Montagu. Efq. of Gray's•lnn, to
Mrs Ruth, eldeft daughter of Sir Willi.= Beautnarice Rui4„
of Winll-don Houfe, Sorry.
O• Saturday Llll.. et Bognor. by fp.-cial licence, Henry How.
ard, Efq. of Thornbury Can le, in Gloucefter, M. P. for Woe-
Mier, to Mifs Long, daughter of Edward Long, Efq.
On Monday, at Norton Place, Mountague Cholinelcy.F.fq.
eldeft fon of Mounzegue Cholmeley,Efq. of Eafton, near Gram,_
barn, to Mifs kierrifou, eldelt daughter of John Harrifun, Lq.
M. P. of Norton Place, Lincoinflire.
London, England, 1801-01-24

IMXON'S AMY-BILKMS PILLS.

I"HESE Pills are well known in the private
rafts of the Proprietor, G. Inton, Apothecary, and
at the retina et forted Perfons of Diltindlion, who are se-
cohomed to take them, were Ewa offered to the Public.
!ley arc found to he an excellent remedy for Indlgeltion,
Organics in the Stomach, Lok of Appetite' Collivemek, Sick
Had-aeha, Flattilencles in the Stomach aiad Bowels, aching
from Batons Humours. Thole Pills are particularly mom-
mended to all perfoni whole Stomach and Head are &ordered
by free living, which fymptoms they never fall to remove.
They are likevrife a good aperttive, and a elconfer of fallow
complexions from obltrudtione in the Liver and other emirs,
and will prove a valnahle addition to a Mcdkinc-Chcft in long
voyages, a., by their Comment ufe, they will present that
change of habit Wiich generally occurs in hot climate,. Their
operation depends on the hate of the ftomach, and do not re-
v** any coanfineenan or particular diet.
Colonel Jones, of Harper-arcet. Peed. .
perfechly cured of a bilious complaint of long handing, which
was enntradted in die Warner climates, and totally up by
the Phylislans.
Sold whokfale sod retail at CIIINO and Burtaa's Genuine
Medicine Wardinufe, Na 4. Cheapfide, near St. Paul's, in
boxes is. td. as. 9d. and is large boxer, containing five to td
boxes, gt One Guinea each, duty turtusitisi, with diracluana,
falkni N. G. ltaau a.

has boa
London, England, 1801-01-24

NAVTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY..--WIND N. N. E.
Ailltrettl. DVS.
I Hariburgh. t
Dublin, Jan. ao, I
oWaterford, 3
o • Donnagbadee, - ii

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 23.
Murklay evening arrived the Patrice of
oF.ANos. Packet, Captain BRIDGE, with Mails,
pjfFmgers, and Mr. KERB with difpatches from
To, at Vienna.
The following is a' lift of the Men of War now
in Yarmouth-Roads:—the PRINCESS Of ORANGE,
Admiral DICKSON'S flag ihip ; ARDENT, POLY-
PHEMUS, MONMOUTH, VETIRAN, GLATTON men
of war;. la Pomomc, and Amazon frigates; Pr-
LADES and Jacooss (1001:4; BITTEIN, VADETT,
411cIELING brigs; COURIILR and LIPIRTY cutters.