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London, England, 1801-08-15

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND N. N. W.
ARRIVED DOR
o Hannburgh,
o Dublin, 2
0 • Waterford, 2
3 Donaghadec,

LORD NELSON's SQUADRON.
His Lotathip is again before Boulogne, and by
this time has probably commenced anew attack
upon the enemy's gun-b Oats and othe.r vefrels in
that harbour.

lie arrived in the Downs on Weclnefday evening.
The boats belonging to his fcivadron had been
employed that morning in towing off fifteen flat-
bottomed-boats from the Naval Store' Yard at
Deal. Thefe were taken onboard his fleet, which
foon afterwards failed to its prefent ftation.
Our letters from Dover, written laft night, in-
form us that they expeded to hear of a new bom-
bardment having been begun as this morning.
A long firing gloats, (fo our letters (late) were at
anchor to the Eaftward of Boulogne, and in the
Roads there, on Thurfday and yefterday. Are
we to infer from this, that fome more boats have
joined thole formerly there ? Time will tell.
The flag of truce which reached Dover yefter-
day morning, and by which the Paris Papers carne,
which were forwarded to us by exprefs, was or-
dered back to Calais direftly, none of the people
being allowed to land.
London, England, 1801-08-15

DEAL, AUGUST 14.

Sailed the MEDUSA frigate, (Admiral NELSON).
With the DISCOVERY bomb, feveral revenue cut-
ters, &c. on a cruize off Fran Ce.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST /4.

Yefterday I'. M. arrived the Halt P v brig.—This
morning arrived the HART brig, with a convoy
from the Elbe.—The KING Geozcz packet Rill
remains wind bound.—Two (hips of the Line are
now in the Offing, but cannot learn their names.
The Bisali UN, Admiral DICKSON'S flag (hip, fails
this afternoon to rejoin his fquadron off Goree.
P.• S. One of the above (hips proves to be the
Zescous, the other has bore away for the Downs.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 12.

The PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet, with the Ja-
maica Mail, and the LADY Hoaaar packet, with
the American Mail, are ready for tea, and being
no longer detained for Government difpatches,
will fail to-morrow morning thould the wind con-
tinue fair as it is at prefent.
London, England, 1801-02-24

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

[Fee Handal Advertifements, fee the third column of the
Raft page.]

MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind S. W.

AMYX°
o Halllbergh
a Dublin, Feb. ao,,
o Waterford,
• Durutagbadee, Feb. so,

FALMOUTH, FEB. ii.

nye.

On Thurfday fall arrived the brig Rasmus.
WORTH, Captain Foitzs s, from Plymouth for Cork,
with Gay foldiers and eight women on board;
captured by the Bourgenville French brig priva-
teer, on Wednefday laff, and re-captured by the
A ers vv, Excite cutter, Captain KIN s stax.—Ar-
rived this day the American !hip Charles, Captain
THOMAS, from Charleflown, after a paffage of
34 days, with coffee, fugar, &c. called here for
orders.—Arrived the Lady Hobart Packet,
BLAKE, from Liverpool, and the SPITFIRE floop
of war from a cruize.--Sailed the Ritfon, Cap-
tain FAWN, for Rotterdam; the Arethufa, Bus-
KER, for Ditto; Union, SVRGET, for Liverpool;
Landruke-Groningen, —, for Bremen, and the
Jonge Hermanus, Azrz, for Embden. Wind
S. S. W.—Arrived this evening the brig Mercury,
of Hamburgh, Captain PONTOLOFP, from Tene-
rife for Altona, with mullins and potafh ; de-
tained by the Norfolk fhip privateer of London,
Captain GOODHALL, who has alfo taken a Prullian
floop with wine from Bourdeaux.
London, England, 1801-02-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, Fla. 22.—Arrived the Muzzle frigate,
from a cruize. Wind W. N. W.

25.—Came down, the Hope, HOINCASTLZ,
for India, and remains. Wind S. W.
Geavaszon, FEB. 22.—Paffed , the Adven-
ture, NICHOLLS, from the Bay of Honduras; Po-
cahantas, Oaks, from Charldion ; and Penman,
MARSHALL, from New York.—Sailed the Wyn-
ham, G , for India ; Vrow Martha, --II
and Triton, MIMMIIRS, for Hamburgh ; Friend-
thip,*—, for Dublin; Nally, BRITON, for Mi-
norca; Adrian, FLETCHER, for Philadelphia;
Suir, Joan, for Waterford; Maria, 'sous, for
Charlclton ; and Two Friends, Voss, for New
York.

Fes. 230... Peed by, the John, Muria, from
Copenhaen.—Sailed the Difpatch, Ross, for Li-
merick; Jafon, VISIIR, and Elizabeth, Oni.tas,
for Hamburgb.

Concurs Limos JoicE.—Mr. Cory:its., of
I Temple-Bar, having been given to underhand that
fome other Acid has been fold for Concrete Lemon
Juice, feels it neccffary to obferve, that he is per-
mitted to refer to the higheft Authorities in this
kingdom for the purity of that prepared by him-
fell; and he truth that the precaution of figning
every package with his name and in his own hand
writing, will afford fufficient fccurity againit im-
polition, to thofe who than be defirous to male
nfe of this convenient and elegant preparation.
On Monday next, the fecond of March. the Eng-
lith State Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets,
Halves,Qlsarters, Eighths, and Sattcenth Stamped
Shares are felling in the greateft Variety of Num-
bers, and lowa terms, at Mr. Ni c not.som's Office,
No. 16, Cornbill, oppofite the Bank of England ;
where the fchernes at large, containing the parti-
culars of the extraordinary fuccefs which has at-
tended the purchafers at this office, are to be had
/ram. N. B. As Tickets and Shares toil/ sot lte
lowrr, Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will rave money
by an immediate purcbafe.

11
London, England, 1801-02-24

IRISH STATUTES.

The SPFARWII acquainted the Houle, that a
pet-fon attended with the Ira Statutes, in conic.
qucnce of an Addrefs to his MAJESTY for that
purpofe, but as it would be inconvenient to bring
them in, he propofcd, that the Kcy of the Box
which contained them, fhould be given to the
Clerk.—An order was given for that purpofc, and
the Mottle adjourned at az o'clock.
The following is a Lill of the Minority, on Mr.
Si-oar's motion for an enquiry into the cinfes of
the failure of the late Expedition againa Ferrol :
Adair, It. Holten, Sir W. North, D.
Agnew. J. I)undas, Hon. C. Pcaelay. Colonel
Angerltein, J. Enifun, R. Ph.rmpont, lieu. F.
Aubrey, Sir John Fitzgerald, -- Porto-, Culotte'
Baker, W. oafeoicrie, Gem Riehardfon. J.
Ranker, H. Geary, Sir Wm. gultil, Lot. W.
Barclay, 0. Grey, C. St. John, Hon. St. A.
Berne, S. Hammett, J. Skarfpearc, A.
Blackburne, J. Bandon, J. Sheridan, R. K
Bird. W. W. Hartopp, Sir E. C. & Atm, G.
Boucherett, A. Hobhoufe, K Simeon, J.
Bouverie, Hun. E. Howard, H. smith. W.
Brogden, J. Jackfon,--. Stanley, Word
Bruce, Lord perk., N. lemmata, T. P.
Bart:km Sir F. r otten, Sir W. Taylor, hi. A.
Cavendifit, Lord G. cattle, W. Temple, Earl
Coke, D. Parker emp, T. Tierney, G.
Colhoun, W. I .angtton, J. Tooke. J. Horse
Comte., H. C. Laic...Rea, Sur j., Tattoo, for. H.
Cooke, B. Lemon, Colonel Walpole , Hon. G.
Copley. Sir L. Lloyd, J. M. Whitbread, S.
Cradliti. J. Marcy, H. Mlles Wigan, R.
pent, T. Milner, sir W. Wynae. C.
riesistiii, W.I. morritt, J. KS. V. Tone. Su. W. W.
Theitcolor. ‘e. iMil•
Ts a uute—J. NIL C. Start 11 en 73.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-21

ADMIRAL SIR HYDE PARKER'S VICTORY.
Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, April 20. am.
AT a General Meeting of the Subfcribers to the
2- PIIND for the RELIEF of the WOUNDED, and the
WIDOWS and ORPHANS of thofe KILLED in the SER-
VICE of their KING and COUNTRY, (or' other Relatives
depending on them for fupport), in the &id!ls Fleet, under
Command of Admiral Sir HYDE PARKER, off Copenhagan,
and in the Baltic, In dots
JOHN JULIUS ANOERSTEIN, Efq. unanimoufly
voted in the Chair,
' The Chair being taken, Mr. Ars Gutsy we reported that
Seed. was already fuliferlbed.
The following Gendemett were propofed, and refolved to be
a Committee for the management of the Subfeription, viz.
John Julius Angerftein Paul Le Manner
Thomas Bonar Charles
Thnmaii Bonar, jun. The Right Honourable the
Calverley Bewicke Lord Movor
Thomas Boddingten Sir Robert Prefton
William Bell Woodbine Parifh
Alexander Champion Themes Recd. of Broad-ftreet.
George Curling Right Hon. Lord Romney
John Darby ' V. F. Rivaz
rieorge Glenney James Sykes
William Hamilton Geo. Smith, /Mama-Houk,-
. Jeremiah Harman Rivet
Henry Hoare William Vaughan
George Jefferis Robert Wigrans
Hugh Inglis J. M. Woodyear, Efgra
Thomas Langley
Refolved, That the Bankers In the Cities of London, Welts
minSer Southvratk, be requefted to receive Subferiptions
for this Fund.
Refolved. That the Chairman' fend letters to the Mayors
and Chief Magiftrates in the prineip sl Cities and Towns of
Great Britain and Ireland, requiting that Subleriptions may
he opened.
Refolved, That thofe Refolutlons be figned by the Chair-
man, and be inferred in the Morning -.and E•Tning Papers.
JOHN JULIUS ANGFASTEIN. Chairman.
Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meedng be given to the
Chairman. —Adjourned.
London, England, 1801-04-21

This day *as publiihcsii price Bs. in boards,

ATREATISE on the Chemical Hi(lory and
Medical Powers of fume of the moll celebrated Mini ral
Waters; with prafticid Remarks on the Aqueous Regimen, and
Obfervations on Cold and Warm liathimr.
By WILLIAM SADNDS.RS, M. D. F.R. S.
Fellow of the Royal College of PlayScians of London, and Senior
Phyfician to Guy's I o pled.
This Work contains account of the to lowing Mineral Wa-
ten, and a frooptical Table of their i ompoation
Malvern Holywell Brutal Matl..ick
Buxton Bath Sedlita I .pidin
Sea Seltzer Tunbridge Spa
Pyrrnoat Cheluotham Scarborough Vichy
Carlfbad Hartfell Harrowgate Moffat
Aix &wrist Bange
Printed and fold by W. Phillips,Oeorge-yard, Lombard-ltrect.
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. .

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A Treatife on the Struaure, Chconomy, and nitrates of the
.Chia; togetbtr With 211 Inr.tdrY int,. the Prop rtks sod Com-
post Parts of the Bile and &harry Co3cretloos.

RIPAIJD ON EGYPT.

This Day wasptitilithed, in 4to. and SY°. price 3s. 6J.
by a Large Map of Egypt,

REPORT of the COMMISSION of A RTS to
the NAST CONSUL, BONAPARTE, on the ANTI-
QpITIES of UPPER EGYPT, and the prefent State of all
the Temples, Palaces, Obelifles, Suisse', Tombs, Pyramids,
&c. from the catarafts of the Nile to Cairo; with an accurate
defcription of Pidurervrith which they are decorated, and the
conk:dare that may be drawn from them rapeding the Divini-
ties to which they were confecrated
Tranflated from the French of Citizen Ripaud, Librarian to
the Inititute of Egypt.

Printed for J. Hcbrett, oppufitc Ituduig; on Houk, Piccadilly.
.*. Whoever binds up this Report with the quarto edition
of Sonniurs Travels In Egypt will pogefs the molt comprehen-
five and cornet Hillary of that Country and its Antiquities
which the be& has hitherto produced.
Of whom way be had,
TRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, ondertah, n
ilsy order of the old Government of France. By C. S. SONIC.
NI, Member of the fevers, Scientific and Literary Soeieticy
aid formerly an Officer and lusginecr the French Navy. In
*at to, on fine yellow wove paper; illuftrated by Engravings,
I mill ing of Portraits, Views, Antiquities, Plants, Animal.
Few To which is prefixed, a Map of the Country ; with t Pro
bee and Appendix by the Traeotor, and a copious bass.
The Plates, which are engraved by Landfoer, Milton, Atha.
'Smith, Watts,. and Cooke, comprehend all hal.: given in the
original Wort, with an additimal View. now firtt publilbed,
of a celebrated Tarkifia Mufque, and part of fiat Delta; price
al. Lis Ed. In barb.
" Independently of the grand defiderat am of fidelity, thisea.
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pains of fire, typography, Jowl engravings; the latter of which
are eserueed in a hilt which does great honourto the two arta%
and are much betty (with the cresption wily of two) than the
plates ansagani to the trench edition t"
Antilacolain Reskw, Sept. Ikea
London, England, 1801-04-21

This day was publillied,

ACATALOGUE of a Valuable and Exteidive
Cahalan of BOOKS, Ancient and Modern, in various
Lang/nays, and compelling every Branch of Literature,. includ-
ing the well feletled Library of the Rev. Out isToris ER MAR-
SHALL, of Great Hafelcy, Oxon ; and the Medical Library of
Dr. MITCII•LL, of Chatham, both Lady deceafed. Toge-
ther with other Vhluable Collealans, recently purchafect
Alf. a Good Colkelion of MUSIC and SONGS, very cheap.
Which arc to be fold for ready Money only, at the very redu:ed
prices printed in the Catalogue, and marked in every Book,
By GEORGE VERLY, •
Dookfeller, hlay's !Milani's, St. Marvin's-Lane.
Catalogues (price (cf.) to tta had of Mr: Kethy, Bookfellcr,
Old Bond-Ricer ; Mr. Hurit, Bookfel:i r, Path molter row ;1
and at the plate of Sale.
•„• Libraries or Parcel of Books, Bought, or taken in
Exchange.
London, England, 1801-04-21

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind N. N. E.
•lIIVED Eat
I Hamburgh •
1 Dublin I
/ Waterford 1
a Donagadee •

JERSEY, APRIL
The Mars cutter privateer, of this ifland, on
the 26th ult. fell in with the MEG cR•
the Captain of which defired the cutter to approach
him without fear, if ever they met again, other-
wife he would imprefs Come of her men. On the
29th the difcovered two fail, and fuppofing them
to be the MECIERA with a contort, ran fearlcfsly
in between them. She foon found them to be the
Vaillant !hip, mounted with t 8 eighteen-pounders,
and the Mats brig of eight. They poured feveral
broadfides into the cutter, which was obliged to
hike. Being richly laden, and on their tray to
Guadaloupe, thcr ranfomed and ideated the cut-
ter, after throwing her guns overboard, and plun-
dering her of every article of value on LOAld. In
her return, on the tit of April, the took a galliot,
laden with fugar, entton, and whale-bone, coming
out of the Penroarks, fuppoliA to be going for
Breit, though oftenfibly from Lifbon to Ham
burgh. She took betides a Dutch vette) taken by
the Englifh, and retaken by the French, and car-
ried into Mend. The Dutch are now carrying
on a confiderable trade under Prullian colours.

We have received intelligence that a body of
t5,0c0 men are ready to embark on the neigh.
boitrinr, coati of France for this place. At Saint
Males a &Teat many gun-boats are ready. The
expedition is commanded by the officer who was
employed in the defcent on Ireland.
London, England, 1801-04-17

SEDITION BILL.

The Houfe in a Committee went through the
Sedition Bill. The report was ordered to be
brought up to-morrow.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcitagyEt moved,
that an humble Addrefs be prefented to his Ma-
jelly, praying that the Papers prefented, fealed
up, to the Houle, might be communicated to the
Lords.—Ordered. Adjourned.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-17

HENRY HUMPHRYS, ESQUIRE, DECEASED.
rrHE Creditors (if any) of Henry Humphrys,
-a- late of Shirebampton, in the county of Gloucefter, and
formerly of Ezmouth, in the county of Devon, Efq. deceafed,
are cleared to fend the particulars of their refpedive demand..
to M.X. s. Farrar, Lacey, Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-
ftreet-hill, London, in order that the fame may he : and
all perfons indebted to the Mtge of the laid Henry Humphrys,
are requefted forthwith to pay what they refpcadeely owe, to
the kid Meffrs. Amer, Lacey, Steadmee, and Wall.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, AND OTHER PROPERTY,
MONTHLY SALE.
TO II SOLD IT AUCTION,
ly Mr. SCOTT,
On Pdday, May 1., at Twelve o'Clock , at Oarraway's;.Clange-
• alley, London,
QHARES in the following Navigations, viz.
'llse Calder and Hebble, from Halifax to Wakefield. Levu
Shares ; the dividends are ail. per Share.
The Oxford Navigation, fix Shares ; the dividends are zoL
per Share. •
Alfo Shares In the Grand Juodion, Slirewlbury, Rochdale,
Alhtnn and Oldham. Grantham, Oakham, and the CrioaqNa-
vigations; Writ-India Dock Sulifeription, ssoot; London
Dock, for forming Wet Docks at Wapping, soca
Printed particulars fix days before the hie, at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Ourraway's; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-
id% London • who is authorikd to fell part of the above Pro-
perty, and Shares in various Navigation, by Private Cootrad.

NORFOLK, near the City of NORWICH.
TO SE SOLD ST AUCTION,
In May next, antes fooner difpnfed of by Private Corneae!,
AI.I. that Elegant, New-built, MANSION,
late the Reildence of Jrneisavner POITI Efq. with
fpocious Stables, Coachihoufe, appropriate 011 ices, Green-
houfe, Gardens, Shrubberks, and Plantations, containing fix
Aires and two Roods, (haute in Thorpe, in the county of
Norfolk, within one mile and an half of the city of Norwich,
and the molt pleafant Village in its environs, now become the
more deftrablc Refidence from its intereourfe with the Sea-part
and fathionable Town of Great Yarmouth, from which It Is
.Wtant about t mitaa—The (caw from the hook is enlivened
by the palling, of the Mails, and other Cortiages and Company
dilly on t!c Turnpike-road to that Tosco, and diverflfied lay
the eonflant failing of Barges, Plinfurs-boats, and Trading.
yards, upon the Rivet which piles through Thorpe from
Norwkh, and is navigable to the few—The Pleafurri,:rounds
' are delightfully rural.—Tbe whole Freehold, and %N eel to
; only 51. per annum Land-tax.—The rate, aribarpc are ex-
, trentely modehne.
N. B. A Purvhakr maybe accommodated with a esalialetr
bin portion of Arabic land, if required.
Apply to Mr. Steward, Surry-Areet, Nerwicbo-Letters to
be Pea-kaki
London, England, 1801-04-17

By CHARLES BELL, Storm

Printed for Longman and Rees, NO. 39,Paternofter-Row
and Cade II and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had,
The ANATOMY of the lie MAN BODY ; in Two Volt.
Royal Bvo. price tL as. 6d. Boards. VoL I. containing the Ana-
tomy m the times, Mateles, and Joints. Vol. IL The Anatomy
of the Heart and Arteries ; with numerous Engravings.

By JOHN BELL, Sureeon. -
N. B. A Third Volume, containing the Anatomy and Pa-
thology of the Brain, Nencs, and Vifcera, illultrated with nu-
merous Engravings, is in the Preis.
Alfo in the Prefs, and fpcedily will be publifhed,
The PRINCIPLES of SURGERY, va. I. in Q.ll3fto. By
JOHN BELL, Surgeon, Edinburgh.

This day was publifhed,
In Three Volumes, °arm, price One Guinea, in boards,
HISTORY of the PRINCIPAL EVENTS in
the Reign of FREDERIC WILLIAM 11. King of Pruffia ;
and a Political Pidurc of Europe from 17116 to 1796 ; eon Liu-
In, a Summary of the Revolutions of Brabant, Holland, PuLind,
and France. By L. P. SEOUL the Elder,
Formerly Ambaffadorcit Louis XVI. at St. Peteribtwgh, Berlin,
and Vienna.

'Freighted from the French.

Printed for T. N. Longituut and O. Rees, No. 39, Paternof.
ter.mw. Of whom may be had lately published,
Secret Memoirs of the Court of Peterthurgh ; particularly to-
wards the end of the Reign of Catharine IL and the Commence.
meat of that of Paul L In 2 wok. Bvo. price lOS. in boards.

POLITICAL CECONOMY.—CULTURE OF WASTE
LANDS—FLAMING AND RURAL AFFAIRS.
On Monday the anth Mane, will be pubilated, price tos. 64.
in boards,
infcribed to the Landholders of the Country,
THE MODERN LAND STEWARD. In
which the Duties and Funalons of Stcwirdihip are coo.
Wend and explained. with their feveral Relations to the Land.
lord, Tenant, and the
By the Author of "rhe New Farmer's Calendar," 80. Ste.
Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row.
Where may be bad, the Second Edition, with confiderablc
additi:ns, in One large Volume. Svo, price ps. in boards,
THE NEW FARMER!" CALENDAR; or, Monthly Re-
membraneer of all Kinds of Country Bound': cmnprehending
all the Material improieramts in the New Hufbandry, with
the Management of Live Stock. Inkaibed to the Farmers
Gr.at Britain. •
London, England, 1801-04-17

FRIDAY, APRIL z 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confab 6ol—tor May account 6s I.—.oranitun 91.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock -- S Per C. Loy' V! 9.1
3 per Cent. Red. 51 591 Long Ann. at
3 per C. Coofc;tir 61 f Sines Ann....
4 per Cart.o 77 7 Omnium 61 981 t
5 per C. Navy 96i ConL foe May 60 6 t I

Yeflerday morning his Royal Highnefs Prince
Awn, us landed at Yarmouth, from the Seger
sloop of war, under a Royal Salute from the North
Sea Fleet, which had jua returned from a cruife
off the coati of Holland. His Royal Highnefs
immediately fet out in a polt-chaile and four, and
reached town laft night.
The Honourable Mrs. St. GEORGE, Mr. Wm.' 5,
Ste. came over in the fame veffel.

In addition to the extrads from the Hamburgh
mails, which we gave yellerday, we have this day ,
laid before our Readers Tome farther details from
the mails and from private letters, which will be
found highly interefting at the prefent moment.
A report was circulated early this morning, that
the Tower guns had been fired in conliquenee of
Come farther great news from the North or the
South, the particulars of which were varioufly re-
lated ; tome Rating that our differences with Den-
mark had been finally adjufted, others that the
French had been defeated in Egypt, and Come that
Sir JOHN BORLASE WARREN had captured GAN.
THEAUME and all his fquadron. The whole, how.
ever, terminated in fmoke ; for it turned out
that the Rory originated from proving the guns
at Woolwich, the noife of which, by the wind
being South Eall, were diftinlly heard in the
Metropolis.

The KING yeilerday rode out on horfeback in
the Riding-houfe, at Pimlico.
The LORD MAYOR yeaerday publifhed a nonce
at the Manfion-hontb, advifirig the inhabitants of
the Metropolis to forbear illuminating their houfes,
and to contribute the money that would have bzen
fo employed for the relief of the relations of thole
brave men who fell in the battle of the 2d. The
members of Government were situated by the
fame fentiments, and no illuminations took place
at the public offices, or in the city : at the court-
end of the town, however, particularly in Great
Marlboroughareet, Cavendilk-fquare, and the vi-
cinity, the illuminations were elegant and fplendid.
The letters from Copenhagen (late that tents
have been ere&ed upon the Ifland of Haen, in
which our wounded in the battle of the ad are kept
and tended.

At the Corn Exchange on Wednefday, though
there was little bufinefsdOnefrom a thin attendance,
yet Wheats kept up their prices nearly the fame as
on Monday. Flour continued from tzos. to'3os.
ENO& IS N STATE LOT rwr—Thirty-feventh day.
No. 4420, a prize of 'cool. Nos. 27,970, 53,265.
and 19,505 prizes of Sol.
Thirty-ninth day.—Nos. 20,023, 9,427, 26,3f3.
prizes of tool. each; Nos. 27,799, 33,822. 7,634,
prizes of 501. each.
Fortieth and loft day.—No. 26,7 56,as firft drawn,
entitled to 2,0001.

Fit ens Niciiil latellignics fcc eke IA Pip.
London, England, 1801-04-17

ON MONDAY NEXT, April so, will be given
A SUPERB MASQUERADE.
The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda will be appro.
Traced for Tea, Coffee, rec. and at One o'Clock the Boxes
will be opened with a regular Collar'd Beef,
Mane Mange, Paltry, &c.
Wines of the firft quality will be provided.
A commodious room will be appropriated for Mafquerade
Drafts in the Horde next the pay-door, where Ladies and
Gentlemen may be (applied with a great variety of black and
ooloured Elk Dominos for hire, from Five Shillings to One
Guinea each.

An eoxellent Band will be provided for the Country Dances;
and the Corporation Band, in full uniform, will, durineupper,
perform Come of the moft favourite military pieces.
Doors to be opened at Ten o'Clock.
'Tickets to be bad at Mr. Birchall's Mufic Shop, New Bond-
beet; Mrs. Richman's Wiper:de Wareboufe, 361, thr-
fted-ftreet ; Bcalby's Malquerade Warehoufe, Coventry-ftreet;
Croft's Mafqueradc Warehoufe, Fleet-greet ; Mr. Farrance's,
pafh7-cook, Ludgate-hill and Spring-gardens; and at Rane-
lath-Horde ; where Drelfes may be had on the evening.
London, England, 1801-04-17

STLWAIDS.

Right Hon. Earl of Ataltnibury R. P. Carew, Ffq.
Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Rev. Mr. Heathcotc
Exchequer Rev. Mr. (larnicr
Thomas 'fitrwhit Jones, Erg:M.P. Rev. Mr. Hairland.
London, England, 1801-04-28

FALMOUTH, APRIL as.

Arrived this morning the Sri mar, !loop of
war, of t 6 guns, from a cruize the has detained
and brought in with her a large Pruflian !hip,
called the Prins Kendrick Von Pruffia, Captain
Kea es SIPE F, from Dordt, bound to Oleron, in
ballall ; alio this afternoon the CHILDERS, (loop
of war, of 18 guns, from the Channel Fleet, off
Brea, which the left laft evening, all well, and
cont.:fling of 19 fail of the line.—Yetierday paned
by the outward•bound Newfoundland fleet, about
3o fail.—Arrived the brig William, Capt. CRLIT.
C ELL, from Plymouth, for Newfoundland, hav-
ing milled convoy ; alfo the Pomona, Captain
SW! FRRY, from Liverpool.—Sailed this evening
the LADY ARABELLA Packet, Captain PORTED',
with the Mail of the 21 a intl. for Lilbon. Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL s 7.

Some Hemp nn board the Nancy, in the Dock.
yard, caught tire, and it was found necelTary to
fcuttle the vefrel ; fhe was partly loaded with gro.
cer ies, which arc entirely fpoiled.
London, England, 1801-04-28

PART of the Cargo of
ron confining of the folio.
135 s Bags Coffee
168 Bags Pepper
6 Calks ditto
35 Hbds.nugar
a Bags ditto
415 Pieces Black Ebony
ty Yaks Cotton

the above Vela la Hu-
ing Goods, for Expor t
1320 Plates:Putonaguo
134 Pigs ditto
3 Caki ditto
3 Bap ditto
A qusndty of Tortoife Shell
368 Elephants Teeth
7 Bales indijo

7 Cribs Cochineal I With a caricty of other goods.
Being part of the Cargo of the French !hip la Huron, pri/e,
captured on her voyage from the ILle of France to 13ourdeaux
by his MaJcßy's Stipa Durls, John ilsilklay, Efq. and Magi:
dame, William Ogilvie, Ely. Coinnumicrs.
For *win: the goods, Catdogucs, and further Particulars,
apply to Edward Lyne and John Harris, Efqrs. Agents, at Ply-
umiak ; to Melt% Weddcrburne, WebP.m, and Co. Merchants,
Loudon; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

ABERYSTWITH, SOUTH WALES.
SLA BATHING.
TO SF. LF.T,
Either by the Yzar; or by the Seafon,
A Commodious HOUSE, handfomely Furnifh•
cd, conunartding a tine View of the Sca, and of the Coat
of Muth Wak•, quit: to Snowdon and the Carnarvonthire
Mountains. The Hour: is &de to the Sca, and thuugh very
near the Town, Is mealy detached from it; the Ground nett
to the Sea, for a confiderable kerb, belongs to the Prange,.
The principal Room Felt by Ls Feet. There is a very
good Kitchen Garden, and a fmall Field adjoining to the Houle..
Fur Partici:tars apply to Mr. Walker, Print. r, Hereford, or
to Mr. licob pr.cs, of the Talbot Inn, Abcryfta itb.

OAK TIS 181 R.
TO IS SOLD BY AVCTICOI,
ET Mr. Ptiff-LPOTTS, Sen.
On Thurftlay the sth of May, lictvrcce four and fire in the
afternoon. at the White Lion Inn, at Berkeley, in On County
of Ginn, Ilex,
`HRLE HUNDRED Capital OAK TREES,
.1. the greatcr part of which are of • large Sec, and tit for
the Nary—now Sanding and :rowing on two Farina at Waal_
wail, our lieriteky,in the occupation of Wiliam Iloibrow and
Edward Pearce.

N. B. The ',dale la within two miles of the Severn, and in
general of vay fuperior quality.
The tenants will haw the Timber, and for further particu-
lars apply to J. Phillpotts, Ica Glounfrr.
London, England, 1801-04-28

RoraL dICADEMT.

7. Sando at Barataria.—j. DOWNIE/IS, A.—The
local colouring of the fecondary objeas in this pic.
ture is fufficicntly corral; but not much fancy
is difplayed in the defign.—The figures introduced
are moreover not all Spanifh.
ay. Don tuixote recommends/1g Rev:tier to de cart
of the Governor, &c.—Same Artift.—The error al-
luded to in the preceding pidure appears more
glaring in this. In the back ground a groupe of
modern Englilh peafants are introduced ; Rofi-
nante is alfo rcprefented as a beaft deferving of
fome of the praifc bellowed upon him by his
chivalrous mailer, and thus the wit of the author
is 1011.

145. The Fatal .Sylerr.—J. STOTHAID, R. A.
A fantailical flourith of outlines, conveying little
allegorical meaning. The colouring alto is ex-
tremely bad, and the drawing hardly correct in
any of its parts.
177. Harkof Cagh.—P. J. Da Lournaaaottact,
R. A.—A view in North Wales ' • like aU Mr. L's
pictures, wonderfully pencilled, but the tints are
I too glaring, and the general effed of the landfcape
is that of Nature after having furvived fome dread-
ful concuflion : there is, however, a boldnefs of
outline and firmnefs of touch in every part of the
defign, which cannot be itudied with too much
attention by young artifts.
197. Haar.—T. Lawa IX CR. R. A.—This pie.
ture occupies the principal fituation in the great
room, the fubjed of which is a fingle figure repro.
renting Mr. Kemble in the charafter of the melan-
choly Prince of Denmark in the Grave fcene, when
meditating on the &ull of Yorick. The likenefs
of the thin- is admirable, and the effed produced
by an artificial management of the light thrown
upon the face is very pleafing ; bat we are at a
lots to conceive from what luminary it is fuppofed
to proceed.—There is alfo an abfardity in placing
the allor Rat in this fccne, as the obfervations
made by Hamlet arc all particularly addrelfed to
Horatio. As a portrait, however, this figure
mull be confidered as a very faithful delineation,
and a well coloured piZtore.
104. The MilL,rial CORIPOULD.—This
produdion Joe: great credit to this talents of Mr.
Corbould. The painter has followed the poetical
terfion of the paffage in With given by Cowper,
and bmusht together a molt pleafing affcmblage
of happy images, which he has delineated with ex.
creme delicacy.—As a landfcape alio, this piftnre
is deferring of much praife.—(Ts ccadisi.d.)
London, England, 1801-04-28

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, Aram 26.—Paffed by the Orion,
CUNNINONAM, from New York; Torbay, PEI.
KINS, from Dieppe ; Two Brothers, —; Caro.
ling, SINGLE; Marina, MoititoN ; and Concord,
BuNcE, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Betfey,
HUNT, for Cork.

GRAVESEND, A►RIL 27.-4'affed by the Pea-
cock,CßOFT, from Mellina : St. Anthony, Bolin a,
&dm Rotterdam : and Hope, BARER, from Calais.
—Sailed the William, Towms, for Rochfort ; and
Mary, Lac LEV s, for Guernfey.
London, England, 1801-04-28

I,E juprrEtt, by hi. Makßy's Ship VIPER.
THE FOLLOWING; GOODS; viz.
For Exportation;
389 Hounteals Rid Wine
Ito Ditto White Ditto
Being the entire Cargo of the prig le Jupiter, prise is
MaJcity's Cutta Viper, Jeremiah Coeld.in, Efq.
For viewing the fame, usd for Catalogue., apply to Edw.wil
Line, hfq. Agent, at Plymouth; Samuel Penns., Eft Aunt,
Falmouth; or to PETER. SYMONS, Sworn BrJker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

ty Ca&i Annattto g Bales Cotton
At the fame time will be fold, the !landing and running rig.
ging. falls, blocks, iron guns, brats fwireb, mulkets, a quanti-
ty of gunpowder, tbot, boarding pikes, rtn.carriages. legars,
buts, and other calks, bread, bed, rice, ealavanees, with ars-
nay of ocher !tore, and provifions, landed oat of the French
frigate La Dedeigurufs, eapturcd by his Majely's Ship
FOifcru, S. H. Ifindace, Efq. Commandere in tight of his Ma-
jelly's Ship Flmmurtalite, Henry Hotbarn, Efq. Commander.
For viswing the Goods and Stores, apply to Edward Lync,
Efq. Agent, or at the Odee of
PETER SYMONS, Sworn lkoker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

NEUTRAL SHIPS.

Mr. Jottarrom referred to Papers which had
been moved for relative to the judgments of Ad-
miralty and Vice-Admiralty Courts in cafes offal-
ing the Maritime Rights of Nations, and the dif-
puted quellion whether free (hips constituted free
goods? It was an objet of great importance, and
more efpecially at the prefent juneure, when it bad
given rife to our difpute with the Powers forming
the Northern Confederacy. Some meafures ought
to be taken in confequence of the decifion of thefe
Court's, tending to mark the fenfe of Parliament
relative to the condul to be obferved ..owards
Neutral Powers. He thought it would appear
from there Papers that there had been grofs abufes
on the part of thefe Tribunals, and that injuries
had been done to Neutral Nations ; that great ex-
pence and delay had attended the reverfal of their
Sentences when brought before the Privy Council,
and that the evils hence arifing had excited Neu-
tral Nations firft to protea their Commerce by
Convoys, and when that failed, they had then
entered into a ha& Confederacy. He then
moved " That a fulEcient number of Copies be
printed for the ufe of the Members, aide Account
h,id on the Table, Rating the number of Neutral
Ships brought into ports by Ships of War, their
cargoes, feutences of condemnation, and the feve-
Tel Appeals againti fuels feutences pronounced in
the Courts of Admiralty, and Vice-Admiralty
Courts, as they now Rand ready for bearing."—
,9rderede.-Adjourned.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-28

YARMOUTH, APRIL 27.

This morning arrived from Cuxhaven, the
PRINCE OF WALES packet, Capt. SUTTON. with the
Mails of the 7th init. Lord CHARLES BENTINCIL and
Suite, Sir ROBERT BARCLAY and Servants, four
Meffengers, charged with difpatches, and fevers]
other Paffengers : the Danes were Rill in the poi:
feff on of Wunburgli, but every thing remained
quiet, and the communication continued as ufual:
fome of the Paffengers Rate, that the Danes were
to quit Hamburgh on the 24th inflant : the Prue
fians with 10,000 men had taken polliffion of
Hanover : the packet did not leave Cuxhaven until
the 23d inflant, owing to the wind blowing frefh
from the N. W.—The EXPRESS, Captain DELI,
is hourly expelled to arrive.—Mars. HUNTER and
MORAND, MeirEDgeFS, arrived here this morning to
embark for the Continent, but the wind blowing
from the Eall, has prevented their failing.—Yeller.
day evening arrived l'EsruccE brig from a cruife,
with the two following prizes, viz. the Jonge
Johannes, PURLEFLEFT mailer, from Rotterdam,
laden with flax, and d'Hoop, a Ming fmack.
London, England, 1801-04-28

MR. H. TOOKE'S ELECTION.

Earl TEMPLE faid, he rofe to apologifc to the
Houfe for the long delay which had occurred fincc
the time he had moved for the appointment of a
Sete& Committee, for the purpofe of inquiring in-
to the eligibility of Mr. H. Tooke's Eleaion. This
delay, he affured the Houfe, had proceeded from
fi fevere indifpotion, which had for fome time Fr--
vented his attendance in the Houk. He now
moved, " That the Houfe will, on Monday next,
take into confederation the Minutes of Examina-
tion taken at the Bar of the Houfe, and the Re-
port of the &led Committee appointed to exa-
mine the Journals, relative to the eligibility of
Perfons in Holy Orders to fit in that Houfe."—
The Motion being agreed to,
Earl TEMPLE then faid, that he confidered it
neceffary according to the forms of the Houfe, that
an order fhould be ferved on Horne Tooke, Efq.
requiring his attendance in his place on Monday
next. The Earl made a motion accordingly, but
afterwards faid he begged leave to withdraw it,
for the prefent, in order that he might have time
to look into precedents in filch cafes; and men-
tioned that he fhould bring fin %raid a motion on
the fubjeet to-morrow.
Mr. &sous brought up the Report of the
Committee of Supply, when the Refolutiuns were
read and agreed to.
London, England, 1801-04-28

MIEN AMID., by his Majelty's Gip MAGICIENNE.

' ['HE French Chaffee Maree BIEN AMIE.—
Dimenfloos—Letagth on deck op feet 6 inches, breadth
above t 6 kit a inches, depth In the bold 8 feet 4inebes,burthen
5237-94 tuns ; round kern, French hulk, appears to be a firm,
ttrong.built vslicl, and carries a large cargo; would make an
excellent eo der, is well calculated for any other trade where
a weird of fize is requited ; * prize taken by his Majcity's fhip
Magicienne, William Ogilvie, Efq. Commander.--Het cargo
confilbi of die following goods: tor exportation

is Pipes Brandy
12 lllids. ditto

33 •Heds. White Wine
Caiks Prune

tos Red Wine.
Cara!mach Inventories, and other information. may be ob-
tained by applying to Edward Lyne, Efq. Agent, Plymouth ; of
Meffra. Worlderbarne, Webßer, and Co. merchants, London ;
or at the Ofßet, of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

L'AURORE, BY HIS MAJESTY's SHIP THAMES.
Alfo will be fold,
THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, Banding and
running Ragging, Blocks Guns, Gun Carriages, Brafs
Carronadcs, Shot. Sc. lately ;waded out of the French !hip
L'Aurorc, captured on her voyage from the Ilk of France to
Bourdeaut, by his hiajetty's Ihip Thames, William Lukin,
E(. Commander.
Her Cargo, cot:Siting of the following Coods :
For Exportation. For Home CorSumption.
75 Bags Coffee I Cade Rice
5 PcPPET it Bags ditto
4 Calks, 8 Bags, aad as Boxes i 6 Bags Calsvames
Indigo . . '

For vicwrng the Siores and Cargo, Catalogues and further
particulars, apply to Edward Lyre, Efq. the Agent, at Ply-
mouth, to Moirrs. Cooke and Ha!ford. Merchants, London ;
or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

BROKERS, AGENTS, Ike.
A GENTLEMAN, who has already eflablithed
one Bank on a very advantageous plan, intend, now efta-
blithing another. Any perfon Mho has achocol. to (pare for it,
may have a than in ft that will produce about 11 per ct nt.—
Or any perfon who tan raeoninumd Depolits, Cultonacri, or
profitable Connections, (hall be rccumpented for them.
Addrefs a line to Mr. Gorden, at Mr. La's, earner of Port-
man-ftreet, Oxford-itrcet.
MONEY ACCOMMODATIONS, COMMISSION BUSt.
NESS, aid LOMMERCLIL CONCLRNS.
MERCHAN'T'S, Manufaeturers, Shopkeepers,
and Others, (applied with an advance upon all Wool-
lens Linens, Cottons, or say other (pecks of Goods and
Mechandik, raw or inantifaclurrd, for Each time as may be
convenient, at kral Intcrat and a moderate ConuniLion.
The Conneelions and Correfpondemec of the Aditrtifers
being the moll cstetifive, aft6rd them the conftant means of
a thimble and advantageous market for Goods of every Deicrip
tion, when It may be the will, of the Parties to difpok of the
Lune —Thole overt-locked with Goods, or &ikons of extend
ing their Trade and Comicetions, will find this the molt eligi-
ble refource they can have ; or, when difapeointed in receipt,
and remittances, will always meet with immediate, cfleftual
and confidential aid.
Every application will meet with attention, and the bulk.
nets be conslueled with that requiftsc promptitude and delicacy,
which have always fecurcd them approbation.
Letters to Meer& Morgan and Co. No. Se, Warren-fkreet,
Fitzroy-4mm, London or ',atonal applications front Ten till
Three o'Clock, duly attended to.
London, England, 1801-04-28

reak and Darley Meal 213 bolls-27a to p•r boll.

- .
Avast a).---Veftereiay, in our market, oats declined mate-
rially in price, alibourli tkere was nut much In the market.—
The belt were full js. down, but the average decline may be
quoted 7s.
In our melt market, on Tuefday, there was a eonfiderabk
fall. The price of heft oatmeal is as. id. ; bet the retailers
generally lay a penny more upon it when they retail it out.-
Thus it happens that the prices flate.! in the newfpapers arc
found below what in charged to the market
Thole perform who have grain on band, find the turnoff dif-
ficulty in making Isles. The certainty of a mighty fall in the
markets, makes purchafers fu cautious, that they take no more
than will Duff JadWer their immediate need.
Aram 23,--Yeitcrday in Haddington market, all the diffe-
rent kinds of Erato fell in price. The average reduction on
wheat was nearly 45. barley as. oats is. prate 61. beans 41.
HADDINCTON CORN MARKET, April 14.
Wheat. Bade,. Oats. Pedfr. Beans.
Nat 691 od I 566 ad I 37s od I 3fs od 1 366
&coed 6;6 od sos od tae cod 33s ad 3as od
Third seas od 45i od 2811 Od 29i od Old

OXFORD, SATURDAY, APRIL.
On Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Blaeltburne, Bachelor in
Civil Law, of Brafenofe College, was admitted Dodhor in Civil
Law, Grand Compounder.
The Rev. William Wood, of Chrilt Church; and Samuel
Wright Miller, of St. John's College, Matters of Arts, was
admitted Bachelors in Divinity.
Mdfrs. John Kidd, of Chrift Church ; and George Gilbert
Currey, of Exeter College, Matters of Arts, were admitted
Bachelors of Medicine, and to pradife In the fame Faculty.
The Rev. James Ratans, of Lincoln College; James Ogle,
of Merton College ; and Thomas Noel Noel, of Chrift Chord.;
Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mailers of An...
John Thomas Dime of Chrilt Church, }fq. was admitted
Bachielor of Arta, Grand Compounder.
Alio Mefra. R. Mayow, of Exeter College : Stanley James
Porten, of &dent& College; George Monk, of Pembroke
Collsge ; Robert Lander, of Woreencribire College • and John
Conybeare, of Clara Church, were admitted Bachelors of
Arts. _ . .

.... The Rev. Thomas !Stockwell is collated to the Subsl...aner
of SAlitbury Cathedra.

DIRI'I43.

At Mt haute in Eaton-ftrect, Grofrenor-place, the Lady of
James NaMau Coneon, Efq. of 3 daughter.
On Saturday the nth bill in Hallman.
Thoma Grirnllon Efteourt, Efq. of a fon.

the Lady or
London, England, 1801-04-10

BIRTHS.

On the t 9th ult. the Lady of Slr William Bruce, Bart. of
Stenhoufe, of a daughter.
At Ardefier, on the sth ult. Mrs. Macphcrfon, of her eighth
daughter, which equals the number is: fens and daughters in
Mr. Macpherfou's family.

,RIED.

On the 26th ult. at St. Margaret's Church, Weltinlnfter,
Lieutenant John Wefthropp Odell, of the Royal Navy, to Milli
Smith, niece of Sir William Smith, of Hill Hall, Fires, Ban.
Lately, John Stubbs, Efil. banker, of Watfall, to Mitt Edge,
of the fame place.
Saturday morning laft, David Garnett, of New Dafinghall-
'tract, Ely. to Milli Webfter, of Clayton.
At Ithincddar, near Elgin, the 28th ult. the Re►. Mr. John
Macdonald, minifter of Form, to Mils Fanny Gordon, elicit
daughter of the Rev. Mr. Lewis Gordon, minifter of Dralny
London, England, 1801-04-10

DIED.

,Tucfday laft, at Layton, in the county of Eau, Milfs Sarah
Wildman, youngcft daughter of Henry Wildman, Efq. of that
place, aged i 3 years.
Monday morning, at his haute, at Peckham, audition Hei-
neken, Efq. in the 82d year of his age.
At Cape Valley, in the parills of Hanover, Jamaica, on the
3th of January laft, Mr. Henry Dixon, from Glafgow.
At Dalmillington, Ayrthire, on the asth ult. Major William
M'Nlyne, late of the 38th regiment.
At Emn.tainbridge, near Edinburgh, on the 26th ult. Mrs.
A1111{: A.tudinm, daughter of the dcceafed Hon. Thomas Ar-
buthnot, merchant in Edinburgh.
Mrs. Hannah Watts, Mid of William Shields, Efq. and wife
of the Rev. John Watts, of ScWeoates, after a (evert illncfs.
Mr. Gray, clerk in the bank of Meifts. Smiths and
Thompfon, of I lull.
At her honk in York, Mrs. Nicoll, reliell of the late John
Nicoll, Lfq. of Bolton, and filter of Humphrey Ofbaldefton,
Efq. of linninanby.
Mif, Gliz. Wade, fecond daughter of the late Benjamin Wade,
Efq. of Nets Grange, near Leeds.
On the 2c di ult. Mr Barnabas Burgers, upwards of ao years
eh rk and member of the Union box club, in Northallcrton.
Mr. Alderman Allen, of Stamford, father of that corporation,
aged 8 L.—He raved the mayoralty of the borough in the years
1763, 1778, and 129 r.
Sudi. only, aged 84 years, John Campbell, Efq. of Stamford.
At Church Bark, near Accrington, Mr. John Bury, a part-
ner in the houfa of Peels and Co. Ho retired to bed early in
good health, on Saturday night, but on Sunday morning was
found deal
London, England, 1801-04-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND W. F. W.
Mt RITE D.. . .

Hamhorgh
• Dublin, Aril
it Waterford, Arril 6,
• Doneiebadec, Aril 6,
• Murder

o Jcrfil

YARMOUTH, APRIL 9.

Sailed the Paiscr of Weiss packet, Captain
Sorrow, with Mails and feral puffengers fur
Cuxhavast. The PRINCE of WALES, Capt HEARN,
is hourly expeCted from Cuxhaven.
Sailed the Postowa armed-fhip, VIDATTO, and
NARCISSUS brigs, on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-04-10

PLYMOUTH, APRIL L

The Tarwe's boats employed in cutting out the
fhip Apollo, which the brought ;;; yefterday, loft
two men killed, and had two wounded ; the Lieu-
tenant of Marines 101 l his leg. The fchooner which
arrived yefterday, faid to be the Gates, of Liver-
pool, is called the Gutheridge, of Liverpool.—
Came in a French brig, name unknown, taken by
his Majefty's Chip Atelita, of 44 guns; alto the
Feggy, French brig, in ballaft, taken by the Sea-
Bower privateer. Sailed the Tratist.s, of 74. guns,
to join the Channel Fleet. .1
London, England, 1801-04-10

SHEERNESS, APRIL 9.

Arrived yefterday evening his Majefty's 1100 p
RANGER, of 18 guns, Captain LITTLE, from the
Downs ; and the Hermes, of 20 guns, Captain
WATSON, from Leith. Sailed this day the ZEA
LOUS,of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral TITTY ; and the
PLUMPER ,gun-brig, Licut. BARRETTES, to join
the fleet under the command of Sir HYDE PARKER.
London, England, 1801-04-10

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
WE bcg leave to offer you our grateful ac-
knowledgments for the Honour you have this day con-
ferred on ua, by re-di:ding us into the Direetioo.
We trult that the Proprietors will ever find us dderving of
the Confidence they have repofed In us.
We have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful fervanb,
WILLIAM lIENSLEY,
JOHN SMITH BURGES,
WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE,
1.01 HN HUNTER,
OHN TRAVERS,
'EPHEN WILLIAMS.
Eaft-lndla Heide, April & Mx.
London, England, 1801-08-14

MARRIED.

On Wetlnefday morning, Mr. 'Thomas fa, of BafinghaU-
ftrcet, to Mifs Jack fon. of Gower-ftreet.
A t St. George the Martyr, John Campbell, EN. of Edinburgh,
Writer to the Signet, to Mifs Sophia Stewart yaungeft dough.
to of the late Duncan Stewart, Efq. of Ardfluad, Argylefhire
At St. Nicholas Church, Newcaftic, Thomas Rol:Union, Efq.
of that rlace, to Mifs Ann Frances Welbank, youngdt daugh-
ter of the late Chrilloptscr Welbank, Elq. of Mount Pleafant,
near Northallerton.
At Dromtre, William Webb, Ffq. Counfellor at Law, to
Mifs Eliza N, wma.i, daughter to Adam Newman, Efq. Pcrt
Collector of Kinfale.
Friday laft, at Norwich, Lieutenant and Adjutant Hicks,
of the Norwich Voluntetts, to Mils Maria Mann, of North
"rusicirnltam, Norfolk.
At Dowager Lady Streit's, Mstrion-fquare, Dublin, Joftnta
Smith, HI. to Mifa Maria Steele, yuungett daughter of the
late Sir Parki r Steele, hart. •
On the 2111 ult. Mr. Garltang, attorney at law, of Preflon,
to Mir: Ran:ell, of Chamock-Grorn.
London, England, 1801-08-14

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 13.

Arrived his Majefly's fhip POLYPHEMUS, of 64
gnns, Admiral GRAVES'S flag-fhip, from Goree ;
the SPECULATOR lugger from a cruife ; and the
DIANA packet, OSBORNE, from Cuxhaven, with-
out Mails ; having been difpatcbed from thence
with two Meflengers, Meffrs. KREMER and Hog AR,
charged with difpatches for Government, faid to
contain an account of the capture of Cairo, &c. &c

Sailed the Panics of WALES packet, HEARN
with the Mail for Hamburgh of the tith ma. and
PRINCE Of OR•EGE, 113 sings, without Mails, both
for Cuxhaven.

Rear-Admiral PHILIP! came here this morning;
and, it is (aid, will remain- as Port-Admiral.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Is.

The (hip which arrived here yefterday, then
ftated to be the Russar,L, turns out to be the Go-
LIAM, of 74 guns, Capt. ESSINGTON, from Portf-
mouth. This morning arrived from the Channel
Fleet his Majefty's (hips ROYAL SOVERSIGti, of t ro
guns, Vice-Admiral Sir H. Hmtvar ; the SAN
Jour, of 112 guns, Capt. WoLsstsr ; and the
SPEEDWELL, of 14 guns, from a cruize.

PLYMOUTH.DOCIC, AUGUST 12.

The fquadron expediting foe foreign fervice is,
by report, intended to relieve the one under the
command of Rear-Admiral. Sir Jamas Situ liAltaZ,
ordered home to refit, having been confiderably
damaged in the two aftions.
Captain Wertitovr, of his Majefly's Marine
Forces, has kilt embarked to take the command of
the detachment from that corps, doing duty on
board the CAPTAIN, of 74. guns.
L'HLacut.a and Dow hG L, line of battle (hips,
are expeditioufly fitting out in Hamoaze ; the
Wasp (loop, Capt. Buzzss, is alfo making great
progrefs.