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London, England, 1801-05-07

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 6.

Arrived from the Eallward the Eugenia, with
the Sea Horfe, FIAND; and the Becky, Rosios,
tranfports for Minorca.—Put back the !hist:as r,
of 28 guns, Capt. &sorrow), with the Downs
fleet. This is the third time this convoy has put
back, and there being a confiderable number of
(hips from Oporto with fruit, the lofs to the mer.
chants muft be very great.—The Liow, of 64 guns,
Capt. MITIPOILD, is expeded from the Downs to.,
morrow, if the wind continues in the prefent
direftion.

SHEERNESS, MAY 6.
Sailed yefterday the CAM Palaoll7 CUMr on a
Crain ; and this morning the (trIEWBOILOUGH cut-
ter, Lieutenant nista'', for Yarmouth.—Arrivect
the MAS LT and atoosaostsugun-brigs from Leith.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Dsm., MAT 6.—Safted the Kota GICIaGa cta
ter, with the LADY Jaws tranfport, for Portfzuouth.
Wind N. E.

CRIMSON'', MAT 6.—Pared by, the Vrow Mar.
garetta, --, from Hamburgh ; Venus, ---,
from Dantsick ; Mona, Caooa ; North Star,
—; Courtier, —; Erfs, ---- Coperni-
cus,; Coperni-
c, —; and Aftive, *La, from Pillau.— •
Sailed the Vriendcheap, —, for Dunkirk.

The killed and wounded on baud his Majefty's
Sip Dtaco•stt•, during the asftion of the ad of
April at Copenhagen, were not announced in the
Gazette, as the account did not reach the Admiral
before the difpatches were fent of:—The return is
as follows—killed one officer, Lieutenant Hits ;
wonnded two fearnen.
The (hip James. Capt. noose. which was on
(bore on the back of Brizham Pier, has by the
affiftanee of the Using loops been got of, and
brought very near into the harbour. It is eapetted,
that nut Spring tides, Se will be brought in.
London, England, 1801-05-07

PLYMOUTH.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the BROKER'S WAREHOUSE, Wonder-Street,
Plymouth, on FRIDAY the isth of MAY, at Ten,
THE FOLLOWING VESSELS AND CARGOES :
THE handfome fait failing copper bottomed (hip
I.A HURON ;—Dimenfions, length on deck los feet
inches; breadth below 29feet 6 inches ; and depth in the hold
13 feet 45 inches; admeafures 391 70.94 tons; (quart Iterned,
pierced for twenty guns, has excellent quarters,a neat figurehead,
and copper bottomed; appears to be a ftrong firm built thip, and
is well calculated for an armed veffel, privateer, Welt Indiaman,
Guineaman, or any other trade where great burthen and di(-
patch is required; her hull and (tom ale in good order, and
may be fent to lea a at trifling expence ; now lying in Ca:water,
and there to be delivered; captured on her voyage from the 10e
of France to Bourdeauz, after a long chase, by his Majcfly's
chips Doris, John Halliday, Efq. and Magiclenue, William
Ogilvie, Efq. Commanders.
For viewing the Paid veffel, Inventories, and further particu-
lars, apply to John Harris and Edward I.yne, Efqrs. Agents a:
Plymouth, or to Meffrs. Wedderburne, Webltrr, mil Co. Lon
don; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker:
London, England, 1801-05-07

CAUSE LATET, VIS EST NO FISSIMA.

EXTRACT, or ANIMA of Q.IIASSIA.
I lEUT,COLONEL OLIVER, in the late
-IL-d Campaign in India, and during the Siege of Striugapatam,
was &filleted with Dyfentary and general Debilit7, and cured
by Hallam and Co.'s Extra.t or Anima of Q. 2.1114, the parti-
culars of which he has obligingly communicated in the /Whoa-
lag Letter to &SHAW, NO. 74, Borough, with the exploit deface
that it may be made public:
Cavuschlb-fquare, No. IS, Wigtnorc-ftreet, Feb. t(, tgct.
Sir—ln the her campaign in India, (which terminated fo for-
tunately for the Muth Empire) I was expolid during a march
through the Myforeto exceffive fatigue and a burning fun, that
enervated my whole fyftem, which inerrafed riddly in the
cootie of the liege of Scringapatans; during which, from the
dampnefs of the intrenchments, I was attacked with a violent
Dyfentary, and by further exertion in the carrying by aifauk
.this important place, was fo far reduced u to be rendered inca-
pable of further fervica-the whole fyftem had received a dock
hat threatened immediate diffolution, no part of tt fcemed
longer capable of performing its proper fundtion—de ftomach
and bowel- were unable to retain the (mall quantity of food
taken, whic:t paired off immediately—the Nervous Syftem and

Murcular Fibies were equally affected with cone ant tremor and
debility, to fuch a degree u to render even walking extremely
affection, with the conlkant irritation on the
Stomach and Bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue.
During my paffage to England I had every alLftance without
the (mall& advantagea—Un my arrival I procured Medical Aid
from every quarter that was thought likely to afford i diet; and
fur feveral months attended regularly to the medicine and seri-
!nen preferibed by nay phyficians without receiving the lima
benefit

In °dotter laft I called on you to enquire if Hallam and Co.'.
Extract, or Anima of Qyaffia, was likely to be of ferrite in my
\opals fituation.—l tQL It from your nxommendation, and
have thc happinefs of feeling myfelf pettedly rcitored; and that,
by taking a fctv bolas only-.-A very few dufes produced an cafe
and regularity in thc Rauch and bowelsthat had not kin ca.
pericnced Gila the firit attack of the difordcr —ln Gaon. the
while train of dareffing fymptoms were loon effectually ro-
Ileved, and I bare now the happinefs to tojoy a Rau of health
I had little reafun to exped.—Veb. 89, t Sot.
The proprietor. particularly requelt purehafers will he eartfld
to obferm each box has ssestificate, Opted in ited Ink, B.Hal.
lam and Co. as no other can poffibly be genuine.
Sold wholefale only by H. Shaw, No. 4. Borough, and retail
by Batter and Co. Edinburgh and Glafgew Hazard, Bath;
Sheppard, Brillol: Gorc And fon, .iverpool ; Staines awl Har-
graves, Manchefter ; Binns and Leeds; and one Ven-
der in every town ; in boa.* of ,y.. and s os. 6d. each, and lame
packages, containing fire ss. boats. IL as. cash, defy Uchida
London, England, 1801-05-07

Afterwards will be fold,
PART of the Cargo of the above Vac' la Hu-
ron confining of the following Goods,
For Exportation : 7 Cants Cochineal
1338 Bags Coffee 1320 Plates Spiker, sr Metal
168 Bags Pepper Compofititin
30 Caks ditto 134 Pigs ditto
33 Hbds Sugar 3 Calks ditto
a Bags ditto 3 Bags d:tto
For Home Confumption : A quantity of Tortoire Shell
413 Pieces Black Ebony 368 Elephants Teeth
at Bales Cotton 7 Bales Indigo
Being part of the Cargo of the French (hip la Huron, prize,
captured on her voyage frnm the IDe of France to Bourdeauz,
by his Majefty's (hips Doris, John Halliday, Efq. and Magi-
claim, William Ogilvie, Efq. Commanders,
For viewing the goods, Catalogues, and further Particulars,
apply to Edward Lyne and John Harris, Efqrs. Agents, at Ply-
mouth ; to Meffrs. Wedderburne, Webiter, and Co. Merchants,
I.ondon ; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

I.ES DEUX FRERES, by his 111.1eRy's Rip DORIS.

THE French gun•brig LES DEUX FRERES,
Dimenfions. Length on Deck 59 feet 9 f inches, Breadth
below 19 feet tt Wan, Depth in Hold, admeafures yt 8414
tons. French bulk, Square Iterned, would anfwer for the eoaft-
ing, fruit, or any other trades where burthen and difpatch is
required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to bedelinsed.
A prize to his Majesty's Slip Doris, John Halliday, Efq. Com-
mander.
For viewing the veffel, and for Inventories, apply to Edward
Lyne, and John Harris, Efqrs. the Agents, or w
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-07

BIRTH. 4.

A Imelhauben, the sad ult. Me.. Captain Brown, of a fun.
latu'rdly lan. at Cowed, IC' nflVmht, Mrs.Bultoy, wife at
lalward Baku,. ?So. Sankt r, of a Get.
Monday W. at M. •11::rp's, Efq. Fulham. Mr.. Baker, a ife
T. I. L. baker, 1,11. of Stout/ WI, C.tot.ccit.rtkire, of a
I ..ttly, 113 Ckre:astd-rew, the 1.34 of l'. TtnyLley, U. of
. ttavOttor.

EAST END, FINCNLEY. in MIDDLESEX,
With early poll Eon.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by Mr. RAINE,
Oa Thurfday the :sth of May, at the Rainbow Colferehoufe,
in Cornhill, in Two Lots,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine
Acres or thereabouts of valuabL Meadow Land, lying
with a gentle declivity to a South din .% on which Rands a
roomy brick and Sallied Hoare, and extenfive Offices; with
' large Garden ; as alto a modern Brick and Saihed Houfc, very
neatly finiitted, and in excellent repair, with a good Garden.
The former Houle, with the land, i, in the occupation of Mn.
Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till lady Day, 1803, at only gal.
per att num net ; together with a Pew forthe family, and a fer-
vante Pcw, both in the Gilkey of Finchkr, Church.
Land Tsz of the whole is redeemed. .

To be vit-wcd by lave of the refredlivc tenants, until the
file. Printed pankulars may be had at the Bald Faced Stag,
near the Prernlka; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Symond'a
lon ; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rainc, Land Surveyor,
Charlotte-arett, Blooritbury.
London, England, 1801-05-07

FALMOUTH. MAT 4.

Arrived the EatL Gowst packet, Capt. Mart,
from Lifbnn, with mails and difpatches : failed
from England on the 3oth of March lall, and
arrived at Lifbon on the 7th of April, where fhe
found his Majefly's !hips ENDTIE lON, of aa guns,
Captain Sir Tanius WILLIAMS ; and the Dimia,
of 39 guns, Captain BERESTORD previous to her
leaving Lilbon, the PRINCE ADCLPNUS packet ar-
rived there with mails : fhe failed for England on
the 18th of April, leaving in the Tagus, his Ma.
!hips ENDYEI lON, AUISORA,PHATON, Duna,
and Sr. VINCENT fchooner, and arrived here this
day, having fpoke his Majelly's !hip Ftoas, Cap-
tain CAR►ENTER, who convoyed her to the Land's
End..—The pa angers are Colonel Li INDS/ y, Lieu.
tenant Fags s,and Meflrs. Baas; scoot 8,13a0 NT,
Duras, and Pmts.
London, England, 1801-05-07

BATTENS :

38 I 25 Twelve feet t 0 3 1 Sixteen feet do.
7 3 •4 Fourteen feet do. 3 0 0 Eleven feet do.
The above Goods may be viewed any day previous to the
Sale, by applying to Mr. Daniel Mann, or Mr. Henry Hub-
bard, at the Cultom-houfe, Lynn.
London, England, 1801-05-07

FINLAND GOODS.
TO 1111 SOLD $Y AUCTION,

At the Cullom-houfe, Lynn Rot(lt, on Tue.lity the tali day
of this initant May, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
A CARGO of VERY CHOICE FINLAND
GOODS, confifling of the (event Alfortmcnts under-
mentioned, which will be put up in fcrall Lots, for the conve-
nience of Purchafers, fultt,ca to fuck Cunditious as will be that
produced: via.

DEALS
e. qrs. odd. e. qn. odd.
o z t 3 Sixteen fen 2 Inch. 26 2 17 Twelve feet do.
3 1 9 Fourteen feet do. 9 2 29 Fourteen feet do.
3 3 Twelve feet do. z 0 10 Sixteen feet do.
1 319 Eleven feet ti inch. 1 o o Seven fen do.
London, England, 1801-05-07

LA FAVOURnt, by his Majeity's Ship DqRl9.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
1- About 12 Thoufand Red and Whhepak Hhd. Suva.

z 4 Ditto

Ditto

Barrcl eitto

S Packs of Starer 67 Copper Bolt Rods
2, 7 Salted Ox Hides a Calk CA.e, for Exportation.
Bring the Cargo landed from the Br.g Favourite, capturol
by his Majclty's &hip Doris, John Halliday, h(q. Cemmander.
Fur vievAng the fame, and for Catalogues, appl/ to John
(lards, and I:4ward Lync, Efqrs. the Agents, or to
Ph nit SYMONS, Swoon Broker.

LA bO\IBARDE, by his Majefty's Ship BOADICEA.
THE French Gun Ve(kl LA BOMBARDE,
IThrtenilono--Lenrch on Deck 68 feet rf inch, breadth
3 feet rt inch, depth in hold 4 feet zo inches, inlmeafores 96
7.94 tons; luggre tigsA, fmrare Berried, French bath, an.
pears to be nearly new; would atifwer for a Privateer, and is
will calculated for general purpofes ; prize to his Majclty's
Ship Roadie a, R. G. Kates, Efq. Commander.--Nuw lying
in Sutton Pool, and there to he delivered.
For viLveing the Vera, and for Inventories. apply to Edward
Lyne,l.fq. Agent. or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
Immediately after will be fold fun dry warlike and °the/Stoma,
confilthl of, one lour 24 pounder, one 12 inch mortar, gun-
powder and other Stores.

LA DEDEIGNEUSE, per L' OISEAU and IMMORTA-
LITE.
After the Sale of the Mont Blanc's Cargo,

H ..FOLLOWING GO6DS, viz.
For Exportation.
Cafks Coffee s Cafk Tin
Barrels Sugar
for Home Confumption.
23 Calks Annattto g Bala Cotton
At the fame time will be Cold, the ltandlng and running rig-
ging, fails blocks, Iron guns, loafs mulkets, a quanti.'
ty of gunpowder, ant, hoarding pikes, ion-carriages, legars,
buts, and other mks, bread, beef, rier, calacances, with aaa.
rimy of Other ftores and protilions, landed out of the French
frigate La Dedelgneufa, captured by his Majcfly's Ship
10ifeau, S. H. Lindzee, Efq Commander, in tight of his Ma.
jelly's Ship Ilmmortallte, Henry Hotham, Efq. Commander.
Fur viawing the Gouda and bturcs, apply to Edward Lyne,
Efq. Agent, or at the Office of
PETER SYMONS. Sworn Erottr.

LE PETIT FELIX, by his Itlajilty's flip BRILLIANT.
1- 'HE New French Chaffee Maree LE PETIT
FEI.IX. Dimenfiotn—Length on deck it feet 94 inehce„
breadth below 15 fact to inches, depth in the -hula 7 feet 7.}
inches, admeafurcs 53 17104 tons; round Ran, arpears to hu
alnnit new, fails ranarkably well; would make a handy vd7rl
for the coaßing, or any other trade where difpatch is required.
Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. A prize
taken from the French by his Maielly's (hip BriMant, the Hon.
Charles Paget, Con:sander. Alfo her Cargo, conOfting of the
following Good : for Exportation,
53 Pipes Brandy 12 Cafes Caftile Soap.
at Hutalead. ditto 23 Hhds. Tar
t Halt ditto ditto 23 Barrels ditto
8 Hogtheada White Wine 17, Bundles Coopers Twigs
3 ------ Red iitto 2 Doc. Whit Brooms
For Viewing the Vera and Cargo, apply to Edward Lyre.
Efq. Agent, of whom Catalogues and Inventorics 'may be had,
Of at the Office of PE•I'ER SYMONS, Sworn Broker,
London, England, 1801-05-07

LE JUPITER, by his Majeßfa Ship VIPER.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz..
For Exportation ;
389 lioltfh. ad. Red Wine
210 Ditto White Di,..ca
Being the entire Cargo of the Brig le Jupiter, prize to his
Majtity's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Cogi•lan, Efq. CJnlrn:nder.
For viewing the fame, and for Citalortes,' aliply to 1 d..ard
Lynn. Efq. Accra, at Plymouth; Sarbuel Peletr, kfq. A; tot,
Falmouth; or to PETER SYMONS. baron' Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-07

L'ESPOIR, by his Majears Ship L'OISEAU, and private
Ship of War, LORD NELSON.
THE handfome faft failing Lugger privateer,
L'ESPOIR. Dintenflons--Length on Deck 72 feet 3
brim, Breadth above wales 17 feet 31, Depth in the Hold 7
feet 6 inches, Admeafurcs 9 36-94 tons. isluare armed, pierced
for t 6 guns, has good quarters, and would make an excellent
privateer, or is admirably well adapted for the Guemfey or
any trade where fait failing is a qualification ; her hull and
Bores arein prime condition, and may be fent to fa at little
or no L.:pence.
Captuipd by his Majelly's Ship L'Oifeau, the Right lion.
Lord Augullus Fitzroy, Commander; and the private Ship of
war Lord Nelfon, Humphry Gibfhtt, Efq.Conunincler.
For viewing the vetrel, Inventories, and hitcher particulars,
apply to Edward l.yoe, Efq. agent, or to
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker, Plymouth.

LA JEUNE CATHARINE, by Ms Majoßy's Ship MA-
OICIENNE.
FrHE French Sloop LA JEUNE CATHA-
D.INE. Dimenflons.—Length on deck 46 ket 8 inches,
breadth above zg feet 6 inches, depth in hold 7 feet 8* Macs,
admeafinea 37 75-94 tons; fquarc.iterned, Poll built, and ap-
pears to be a firm veffei ; would make a good coaltcr, or is well
adapted for general purpofes. Now lying in Sutton Pool; and
there tthe delivered; a prize to his Majefty's thip Is Magici-
emu, WifiiArn Ogilvie, Efq Commo,der.
Immediately afterwards, will be fold, her Cargo, viz.
93 Hhds. Red Wine, of a 6 Pipes Brandy
fuperior quality 3 Calks RoGn
y --. Whitt ditto r Barrel Tar
For viewing the fame, Inventories, and Catalogues, apply
to Edward Eyne, Efq. Agent, or to
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

MON I BLANC, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP VIPER.
Immedastcly aka. the Sale of the Cargo of the (Up fAurore,
will be fold,
THE handfome fad failing copper bottomed
Schooner MONT BLANC—Olmenfloms, length aloft
35 feet inches; breadth IS feet 6 inches; depth in the bold
feet; admeafures 108 69-94 tons; fqoare iterned, placid
for ten guns, coppercd to liskt waiter mark ; is a remarkable
faft fsikr, would make an excellent Privateer, Later of
Marque, and is (*unable for any other fervice where burthen
and difpatch is required; captured on ha voyage Iran Cay-
enne to L'Orkut, by his Majcity's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah
Cughlan, Efq. Commander; npw lyini in Cittwater,and there
to be delivered.
After which will be fold the Cargo landed from laid Vcffel,
confuting of tbc following Goods:
For Exporttdon. For Home Confumptkm.
36 Bags Coffee 43 Cages Annan°
t Ca& ditto 46 B.Acs Cotton
s Calks Cloves t 9 kleplunts Teeth
6 Braf. GUM and 4 Iron Gone
_ _

With a variety of other Stores.

The above Vcffel, Cargn, and Stores may he viewed, Ca-
talogues and Inventories had. on application to Edward Lytle,
Ilk. Agent. at Plymouth; to Samoa Pellew, SA. Agent, at
Famotolt; or to PATLASYMObiS, Sworn 'Stoker.
London, England, 1801-07-03

No ddubt it will not' delay its return' to no*, LI,
there to embark as foot as tranfports (hail arriVe,l
I wa's yefterday told that Come Gun boats and Shitik'
r. of the Line are to be lent to the bar, apparerittylol
oppoft the entrance of Ships of War belonging 4o
any other nation. The Secretary of M. Provo,
who brought the- Treaty to be figned, is to fet out
again immediately with it as foon as figned, which
was to be done immediately after a Council of
Stater-444th was held yellerdsy.
Lotus BONAPARTIt is already mentioned is the,
Ambaffatior at this place. it Is believed, that Mr.
Faints cannot rerriainlere, and that the Englilh
Flag will be excluded from the lions or Poritg
it ol•
But is Paid that the Englifh merchandise will be
allowed to be imported by the Neutrdl Powers-,
The eldell fon of the Prince Regent, aged fix
years, and who has died of the Small Pox, is this
evening to be buried in the Church of St. Vincent,
which is the burying-place of the Kings of Poi-m-
-.B-
London, England, 1801-07-04

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STAMFORD, TUESDAY, JUNE 30.
•
The Town Plate of 501.-3 yr. olds to carry 6ft.
12lb. 4 yr. olds, Bft. 71b. 5 yr. olds, oft. 31b. 6
yr. olds, of. 811. and aged, 911. tolb. Mares and
Geldings allowed 31b. The belt of three heats;
twice round for an heat. The winner of a Plate,
or Sweepftakes this year to carry 41b. extra.—
The winner, with his engagements, to be fold
for is s. if demanded, within a quarter of an
hour after the race, the owner of the fecond
horfe being firft entitled, &c.
Mr. Girdler's b. h. Capricorn 6 obi - -
Mr. I-Inaba:tea gr. h. Trots: ra
aged - - 3 2
Mr. Ether's b. g. Griffin, 5 yr; old - - 1 3
Six to 4 on Trufs, and 5 to 3 agli. Capricorn.
The Ndblemen and Gentlemen's-Sweepftakes of
20gs• p. for 3 yr. olds.—Colts to carry
811. slb. fillies Bft.

Lord Sondes' c. by Vofoliar -.
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. f. Patch, by Standard
Sir O. Heathcote's b. f. by Delpini
Lard Grofvenor's b. c. by Mr. Teazic
Duke of Oraftoo's eh. c. Flambeau

. I

. i
- ' Pd
• pd
- ' pd
pd
- Pd

Mr. J. Heathcoten ch. e. by Precipitate
Mr. R. Hcachaote's Paalo,brotker to Vivaldi

Three to.l on the Colt.

kIUTMAL,IiirTELLIGENtg.

ottEEtteCK, joxs lg.
Oit Saturday arrived the Mac, Itraats, from
Charleftawn, in 33 &i f; with rice and cotton ;
on the isth inftant in 53. 29. long. 3a. (Poke
the brig jenny, from Liverpool, for -Newfound-
land, out sr days, all well.—Yeterday, arrived
the Mary, Mime, from Savannah. with rice and
cotton, 35 -days pairage ; as alto the Lord Dun-
can, MILLER, from Antigua, one of the Leeward
Iftand Rea, came in North Channel, parted con-
voy, as did 5o fail more, on the sth infant, in a
heavy gale of wind and thick weather ; the Unity,
KERR, from Tobago, another of the fleet which
parted, arrived this morning. As the wind is now
favourable, the reft of the chips may be hourly
lookzd for.
London, England, 1801-07-04

YARMOUTH, JULY 3.

Sailed the Pitozwtz lugger.—Arrived the PRO-
NCE cutter, and the GLATTON and ARDENT
men of war, being part of "the Baltic Beet under
Admiral Pola.—No Packet yet arrival/um Cux-
haven. '

PLYMOUTH, JULY 2.
. Came in the Harm my, Captain R.. Jaccum,
and the Recovery, Captain PAIMORB, both from
Oporto, laden with wine, for this port: they parted
from the fleet yenerday off the Edyflone, confining
of about So fail, going up under convoy
of the Com STANC 1., of 24 guns ; the (hips for the
Briflol Channel parted fall Monday : the fleet
were dodged many days by a French privateer,
but the could not fumed in capturing any of,
them. The (hips which ccnvoyed the Oporto fleet,
captured un their voyage home a Spanith brig
laden with wheat, which is feet to Portfmouth.
Sailed the Hutounsis s armed brig, of ta guns,
with a fleet of Vieuallers for the Channel fleet off
Brea : arid the SPIADWILL, Captain Mama, from '
Demerara, for London.
London, England, 1801-05-09

Afterwards

be fold,

PART of the Cargo of
ron confifting of the
_ _

the above Velrel la Hu-
fuilowing Goods, . .

For Exportation : ..
7 Cana c,eitiam
1358 avr coff,:x 13 ao Plates Spiittf. Of Metal
168 Bags Pepper CompoStion
30 Calks ditto 134 Pigs ditto
33 Hhds Sugar 3 Calks ditto
a Bags ditto 3 Bags &no
For Home Conftunption : A quantity of Tortoife Shell
415 Pieccs Black Ebony 368 EleplianU Teeth
at Bales Cotton 7 Bak; Indigo
Being port of the Cargo oldie French Ihip /a Huron, price,
captured on her voyage (Ann the Me of France to Bourckaus.
by his Majesty's lips Doris, John Halliday, Efii. and Magi-
eienne, William Ogilvie, E(q. Commanders.
For vi. wing the goods, Catalogues, and further Particulars,
apply to Edward Lrne and John Harris, Efqrs. Agents, at Ply-
mouth ; to Melia Wedderisurne,Webßer, and Ca Merchants,
London; or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-09

LES DEUX FRERES, b Ms Majeftee 04 DORM.

'THE French gun-brig LES D EUX FRERES,
'I
Dime-orlon& Length on Deck 59 feet 94 inches, Breadth
below rci feet i t inches, Depth in Hold, admeafures 92 8414
tOllll. French butlt,fquare fterned, would anfwer for the codl-
ing, fruit, or any other trades where burthen and difpatch is
required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered.
A prize to his Majefty's thip Doris, John Halliday, Efq. Com-
mander.

For viewing the veffel, and for Inventories, apply to Edward
Lyne, and John Harris, Mgrs. the Agents, or to -
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-09

FALMOUTH, MAY 7.

Arrived the PRINCE ADOLPHUS Packet, Capt.
JONES, in 13 days, with a Mail, from Li(bon :
the failed from hence on the 4th of laft month, and
arrived on the tith, where the found his Majetty's
(hip DIANA. While the remained at Litton, his
Majefty's (hips AURORA, ENDYMION, PHAETON,
and PRINCE of WALES Packet, with Mails, arrived
there. Left in the Tagus, the ENDYMION, Au-
RORA, DIANA, and PHAETON ; and failed, on the
22d, under convoy of the EARL ST. VINCENT,
armed brig, which parted company on the 24th,
with a Dznifh !hip the had boarded, and flood
away to the Eaftward with her. Spoke his Ma-
jetty's (hip DIAMOND, on the 3oth ult. on a cruize,
and arrived here this day. Colonel WILDER, Dr.
PYMM, Mr. PURDER, and Mr. SCHINDLER, came
Paffengers from Lifbon.
London, England, 1801-05-09

L'ESPOIR, by his MaJetty's Slalp VOISEAU, and private
Ship of War. LORD NELSON.
PrHE handfome fall failing Lugger privateer,
L'ESPOIR. Dimenfions--Lenitth on Deck 7s feet 3
inches, Breadth above wales t 7 feet 3i Depth in the Hold 7
feet 6 inches, Admcafures p 36.94 tona:fqnare Atoned, pierced
flat i 6 guns, has good quarters, and would make an excellent
privateer, or is adiniralsly well adapted for the Guernfey or
any trade where fait fading is a qualification ; her hull and
Bares are in prime condition, and may be fent to lea at little
Of no expenee.
Captured by his Majelly's Ihip Varna, the Right Hon.
Lord Augoßus rtteroy, Commander; and the private ildp of
war Lord Nelfon, Humphry Gibbs. !S. Commander.
For vkwiag the vide', [nunneries, sad farther particulars,
apply to Edward tyro. Efq. agent. or to
PrTER SYMONS, Sworn Broker, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-05-09

DWELLING-HOUSES NEAR READING.
TO BE LET, and catered on immediately,-

AMOST delightful Refidence in that much ad-
mired Spot, SHOOTER'S-HILL, at Pangbons, fix
Miles from Reading, on the Oxford Road; compelling four
Attics, three Bed-Chambers, an Eating-Room ay by 14, ba• k
and front Kitchen, Stable, and Outhoufe, with a Clofe of rich
Path:re contiguous to the fame.

Pangborn Csjuftly admired as a fuperior Situation for Rural
Amsfementa, uniting the advantages of excellent Roads, and
a Daily Poft.
Letters (poll-paid) addreffed to Mr. Monekton, Pangborn.
or Mr. Hawke'. Reading, will be duly attended to.--Severall
other Houfas to let.
London, England, 1801-05-09

SATURDAr, MAT 9, 1801.

CARTOONS OP RAPHAEL.
111.1 NA3RIITY.S /ten 'GRACIOUS PATRONAGE.
1 HOLLOWAY refpeetfully informs the Sub-
• fcribers to his intended Publication, and the Patrons of
the Arts iu general, that his Grit Drawing of
PAUL AT ATHENS,
Is fubmitted to their infpedtion at the Hilloric Gallery, No. 87,

Pall-Mall, and Will continue till further notice.

Subicriptions will be received at theHißorieGallery, and at
the Banking Hodes dekvibed in the Propofala, to be had as
above. Admittance to Non-rubleribem, One Shilling.

DUNBAR.
TO RE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS,

Din-
COMMODIOUS FAMILY HOUSE,A
ing-Room, thirty feet long, a Drawing-Room, twenty-
eight feet, four good Bed-rooms, betides Servants-rooms. The
above will be let with or without a Store-Room. and rereral
Granaries ; alfo two Fields eligibly fituated for building, and
well worth the attention of a Builder, as Dunbar only wants
honks to become a very Whionable Watering Place, or the
Brighton of Scotland.—Enquire of MX*. lanes and Co. W.S.
Edinburgh ; Mr. John Kirkwood, Dunbar; or Mears. Batten
and Anftice, loner Temple, London.
London, England, 1801-05-09

SHEERNESS. MAY 7.

Sailed on a cruize off Jerfey. his Majefty's (loops
DILIGENCR, of 18 guns, Capt. Jos Es ; AUTUMN,
of :8 guns, Capt. RICHARDSON; and the ALow zo,
of i 8 guns, Capt. —. Arrived the following
gun-brigs from the River Thames, Basistsit
Fsaa LOCUbT MARINFR, and ARCHER, all
ready f r fervice : and the ARROW, from fea.—
Came into harbour to be repaired, the Holftein,
Dana (hip.
London, England, 1801-05-09

PLYMOUTH, MAY 7.

This morning arrived the Jos Ern cutter, of 54
guns, Lieutenant LAPA.NOTIERE, from Minorca.
Came in, from the 'Channel fleet, the ATLAS,
of 98 guns, Capt. Jonas, and the Narrusa, of 98,
Vice Admiral GAMBEIR.

Came in the American fliip Iris, of New York,
Capt. JOHM KEAGWICK, from Charleflown, laden
with flour and rice, for London : three other (hips
failed at the fame time with her, laden with flour
and rice, for London and Liverpool ; no very
pleafant news for monopolizers!—Came in the
Live Oak, Captain Isa.te Settiet, from Lifbon,
bound to London, laden with fruit : fhe was taken
by the Africaine, French privateer, and retaken
by the Marquis of Townfend privateer, of Jerfey.
—Came in the Jupiter, French brig privateer, of
16 guns, brafi fix-pounders, and 8o men, cap-
tureJ on the ill inftant, off Bourdeaux, by his
Majefty's fhip LEDA, of 38 guns, Capt. HOPE
fhe belongs to Cherbargh, and has made feveral
captures : by this veffel we have advice, that the
French hare called in all their privateers, for the
purpofe of facilitating the objeft of Invafion.
London, England, 1801-05-09

NEW MANUFACTORY.
p OBARTS and PLOWMAN molt refpetfully
.2-%- inform the NobUky and Gentry, who have not. ken their.
New and Elegant Manufactory of Chamberry and Italian Muf-
fins, that their Warekoufe is the only place in this Country
where they can be had gestutno—No. t, Chandos-ftreet, Co-
vent-Garden.
N. B. A great variety of Fancy Silks, by the ManufaCluren.

NUITY.

WANTED to pt;ri;;l —ce.,- a.n. Annuity of tooL
a year (or about that (I'm), for the life of a Perfon, aged
upwards of 50.=1..cttera, post paid, addrciTed to Mara. Hill
and Meredith, Gray's Ina, will meet with attention.

'THE Advertifer will give One Hundred Guineas
-2- as a gratuity to any Pci%n who has int.:reit to procure
him an Enligncy in a Regular Regiment Abroad or elfewhere...—
A line (poft paid) addtcfred T. J. to be IR lett at the Printing.
Office of this Paper will be attended to.
TO LE F,
A GOOD H SE anti Capital SHOP, now
in full Trade, in Drapery, ste. &c. in a Market Tevrn,
about 20 Miles from London. Coach to and from London
every dpy. Enquire at No. keg, Fcnchurch-ftreet.

GOWER-STREET, BEDfORD-SQUARE, May 4, 1802.
R. DOMINICK D'OLIVEIRA, though
ATI. without Creditors, or want of Comrrunercial Credit, he-
lieTlng it can do no harm, informs, that he has no Concern
direet or hulked, with his Name-fake which appeared in Taft
Saturday's Duette, or any of that Eitablilliment's Connedirms
D. D'OLIVEIRA.
London, England, 1801-05-09

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sir—ln the late Debate on Mr. HoanF.TootE'S
Eligibility to a Seat in Parliament, it was alledged ,
by high authorities in that Houfe, " That a Cler-
gyman can no more fecularize himfelf, or divert
himfelf of the charaCler, conferred by Ordmation,
than the Ethiopian can change his fkin, or the Leo-
pard his fpots :" and, " That, retaining this inde-
lible mark, he is for ever ineligible to fecular em-
ployments." I (hall feel myfelf highly obliged, if
you will permit me, through the medium of your
paper, to propofe a Cafe to the Gentlemen holding
this do&rine, for folution, not an imaginary but a
real one, which Atli occurred within my perfonal
knowledge, and which may frequently recur, while
their precut arbitrary power of difmilling Clergy-
men from Cures, ad libitum, and without any mo-
ral or profeflional difqualification, is veiled in
Diocefans ! It may be urged, indeed, " That it
is a power feldom exercife4 and that Bifliops are
not likely to commit their chandlers by an abufe
of it !" The Epifeopal Charatfler is not, however,
a fufilcient guarantee for this: Bithops are fubjett
to the fame paffions, and are liable to the influence
of caprice or prejudice, as other men ! Of this af-
fertion, the cafe I have fubjoined, furnifhes a pretty
ftrong proofl—" A Clergyman of exemplary Cha-
rafter, and confiderable abilities, was nominated.
about two years agn, by an Incumbent, to a Cu-
racy in a certain Diocefe, which is under the con-
troul of a Prelate, more diftinguilled for his Baer
tear, than for either his Learning or Piety. The
Clergyman and his family removed to the place of
stultment, nearly too miles from their former
reUence, and after entering upon his engagement,
was refufeda Leman, and confequently dirporeffed
of his Curacy, on the frivolous pretence, of not
having originally received an Academical Edu-
cation." The Clergyman has remained unem-
ployed ever (ince ; and two Petitions from the
Parifhioners, in his favour, have been treated by
the Bifhop with negleEt.' Under there circum-
fiances, the Clergyman applied to a' Right Ho-
nourable Secretary,' who had profeffed an in-
clination to ferve him, for a vacant fecalar ern
ployment, which, he was informed in reply, could
not be holden by a Clergyman, confidently with
the obligations of his tofellion. Here then is cer-
tainly a cafe of peculiar hardfhip for the folution
of the learned advocates of the above-mentioned
doetrine ! If a Clergyman, thus deprived of the
means of fupporting his family, by the exercife of
his profeffional funaions, cannot be legally eligible
to any fecular employment, it will at any time be
in the power of a Diocefan to flarve an obnoxious
Curate, and to involve his family in his ruin :'—a
power, which dfuredly no jult, or wife eftablifh-
trent could ever intend to delegate to any indi-
vidual ! I am, Sir, your very obedient Servant,
and conflant Reader, 74130-TYRANN V 3.
Wilbeach, May 6, 1801.
London, England, 1801-01-16

1111, and the pen/de ate relieved. CONTE is &f-
-luting a knowledge of the ufeful arts. CH AMPY
employed in preparing faltpetre and gunpowder.
ItELRE is reftoring the fyftem of the canals that
circulated fertility through Egypt, and the for,
near canal of Sucz will unite the commerce of Eu-
r with that of Alia. Some arc employed in
IL 3:ching and difcovering mines, even in the heart
of the debuts; others have penetrated into the in-
terior of Africa in order to di(cover its Iltuation
and its produltions, to obferve the manners of its
inhabitants, their cuftoms and tillages, that they
way carry home with them thofe lights that may.
elucidate the fciences and give a wider (cope to
the enterprife of our merchants. Commerce, in
fine, invites the Chips of Europe to the port of
Alexandria, and the movement and fpring which
it begets has already awakened induftry in our
Southern departments.
Such, Citizens Legiflators, are the claims
which may be laid to the national gratitude, by
the army of Egypt, and by the Frenchmen who
have devoted themfelves to the fuctefs of that
eflablifhment—by pronouncing that they have
sell deferved of the couhtry, you will reward their
firft efforts, and you will infufe a frefh energy int*
their talents and their couraife. (Signed-)
e, BONAPARTE, Chief Coati!.
" H. B. MARET, Councillor of State."
London, England, 1801-01-16

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.

'THEw well-knon Virtues of there Drops render
them peculiarly applicable to the prelim period of the
Year. They not only prefervc the Conitkutiou againit the vi-
ciflitudes of this Seaton. but remove Colds, anddhufe Cotn-
plaints of the Sumach and Bowels which evilly proceed from
the Inclemencies of Winter. In Fevers of every fpecies (cfpr.-
daily the Yellow or Putrid), Aithm.ts, Scurvy, Diforders of
the Chet of a confumildve tendency, but particularly in the dif-
comforts and decays eidectining life, the experience of near
half a century has indubitably proved their fuperior efficacy.
The Family Bottle Ili. is only to be had at the Iloaor's
houre, Lower Brook-Brea, where Hooks of Ceres are deliver-
ed gratis, and all urdi rs for exportation execut-d.
Smaller Bottles luld wholefale and retail, by Melisi. Jebou!t
old Co. Nu. iso, Oxford-Arm; and retail by all Venders of
Medicine.
London, England, 1801-01-16

DOVER, JANUARY zi.

Orders were yefterday received here to detain
all Ruffian, Daniffi, and Swediflt (hips, at this port.
About ten veffels, Danes and Swedes, are detained,
A large Dana Weft Indiaman, which failed from
hence yefierday, we hear, is detained and carried
into the Downs. Several Danes and Swedes are
in fight, but the orders not appearing to extend to
bringing them in they pallid unmolefted.
London, England, 1801-01-16

LEGISLATIVE BOD

After reading .the minus
noupeed from the Governs
The Counfellors of State
prefented a Bilh the
declare, that the Army of
ftrators, Men of Science an
ing themfelves in organiz
Egypt, have cleaved well
(erred to the-Tribunate.
The Speakers of the Trib
W be heard in a Selea Co:
ordered the Public to viithd
DIVERPIONT, Orator of d
tizens Legiflators, the *AI
rate for their adoption,and
to you in their name, leave
voefrtle happyforrefureitfisooraf tthioenl
through. every part of the pu
It is to the wifdom of theft
moderate demands that are
pences of the gth year. T
of this Affembly who !hot
quainted-with the happy epq
'ember, and who should
made a great pro refs tows
ration of public affairs, and
new hopes for the public pre
various arguments in fuppc
the Orator proceeded—" '
been continually employed i
formation that could throw
miniftration of the Finances
this a new proof has been gi
of the 3d article, which is f
article propofes that the Mini
give a general account ever
and expenditures. This of
kribed by the Conftitution ;
tidal, and it was the duty o
propofed k."
AICIIAUD--" Citizens Le
karcely paired away fence a C
Hundred prefented in this
which had been made by th
runt, of the fum of 800 mil
(lithe Bth year. This (=I
600 millions ; but by the r
Confular Government, the ea
6s been fixed at fo low a fn
lions; which is a 37 million
at firft been fixed upon by
know, Legiflators, what glos
gained for the Republic, la:
theft expcnces thus reduced
Iruggling againft want of e
prized with viaory, until
France had raifed up out
eption of prudence and boll
and of valour that refemble
Inflation of exterior politics
economy, which fence the
have reinflated the defikties
firuel: the hour or dikes
• enemy of
given by
:ommon
tole buds
by the
net of Engl
to Europe
k. The
sae the fa

property fee
the guaranty
and in thi
ling to Sal
rich have k
,lovember.
guaranty can
the empl
under the
Y a fyltem
Bank, is lal
lvifions.
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Europe, and I
which, while
of league
the 6rft 1
in Eurcpt
have mai
. is alrea&
Notes, by the
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then adopt
. twelve blac
declared gat
London, England, 1801-01-16

YARMOUTH,. JANUARY S 4.

Wednefday arrived the PY LADE s and BITTIIII
(loops, the NARCISSUS brig, NANCY cutter, and
SPECULATOR lugger.
By the arrival of the cartel from Holland we
are favoured with the following particulars re-
fpeding the lofs of the Rose cutter, on the 13th
of Oetober laft :—The ROSE cutter was in the
Embs, where the procured a pilot, who at (even
o'clock P. M. brought her to anchor, in order to
proceed to Embden on the following morning.—
At ten P. M. the fame night, the was attacked by
the enemy, who made an attempt to board her,
but the crew defended themfelves one hour and
ten minutes again(' a very fuperior force, confin-
ing of two gun-brigs, one carrying 7 twenty-four
pounders, 16 fwivels, and 32 men, and the other
3 eighteen-pounders, and 2o men. The force of
the Ross was only to four-pounders, and 28 men.
From the great fuperiority of the enemy, being
much thattered, and having fevcral men wounded,
the was at length obliged to tlrike. The Rosa
had one man killed, and five others, with Mr. OLt-
ERR, the Commander, badly wounded. It is much
feared that the Commander will lofe the ufe of his
right arm, as he was wounded by grape (hot ; the
re(' are likely to do well.
The reports of the Packets being to remove
from this itation is premature ; but it is Paid that
in cafe the Packets cannot make Yarmouth they
are then to proceed to Harwich, and there remain
and take the nett mails; and in cafe they cannot
reach Cuxhaven they are to make Bremer-lee, and
fn alternately.
Arrived the Patacass Bova' packet, Captain
HAMMOND, from Cuxhaven, with the Hambnrgh
Mail of the 9th init.
Sailed the Klee Glance packet, Capt. MARCH,
with the Mails for Hamburgh and Bremen of the
13th inftant.
The paltengers by the PRINCESS Bova:. are
Meitrs.Ftawicx,Ktav,Dtistsslaam,and Xmas,
and Mr. Fort., a Hanoverian Meffenger.—Wind
S. W.
London, England, 1801-01-16

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 14.

The barque which arrived !ail evening is called
the Bon Succefs, of and frcm Bourdeaur, bound to
Breit, laden with wine and brandy for the fleet :
fhe was taken on the loth initant by his Majelly'a
chip nolo :cilium, of 32 guns, Captain Ooss.vis.
Came in a French Cartel from Want; with 79
prifoners. whom the put on lhore at one of the
Weflern Ports.

Carne in the INIMOILTALITIL, of 36 guns, Cap-
rain Hor HOTHaM, from a cruise. The Ray°Lu-
?touts!, of 44 guns, Captain TWYSDIN, came
from Hamoaze to the Sound thisinorning.
Came in from the Channel Fleet the PRANCE, of
98 guns, Captain Earl NORTHasz ; and the PRIM•
miss ROYAL, of 98, Captain RUSSELL.
A large French lugger is juit gone into Cat.
water, taken by the BOADICEA, of 36 guns, Cap-
tain KEEr. The particulars not yet known.
London, England, 1801-03-24

and accompoded by
Mr. DIBDIN.

Roles sa.-Area3a—Callery 24
Doers to be opened at Seven &Clock. I'bc Performance to.
begin at Eight.
Places for the Ilexes to be taken at Mr. Dibttin's Muhe
Warehouk, Leiectter-Place, Leieefter-fquare ; where may be
bad, and of Longman and Rees, Patti noiter-rnw. a Propcial
for Printing by SuMeription, In Two Quarto Volumes, eln-
brindled with forty Plates in aqua tints, and flatten 'Vignettes,
OLISERVATIONS, the adult of a'l'one through almoft the
whole of England, ind a eonfiderable part of Scotland, in •
bc.ics or Letters, written to a large number of Intelligent and
refg.-ctable Friends, by Mr. DIBI)11.4. A Specimen of the
Prints and a part of the Piastres may be ken, (rye of czpcnce,
at Li killer-Place.
The Songs in the Cake-Houfc are all publdhcd, and may be
bad at Mr. Dibdin's Warchoufe.
The CakesHoufe will be performed on Saturday, for the
La time, when Sans Souel will dote for the fc.don.
London, England, 1801-03-24

from Tretard. and he er.nfi tefl:mony io
that of tl-,e Nob!;; Lea.'.: on the other fide, as to
the neceflity ‘rhich called.

The quillion being ralli.l for, a dirifion took
place—Contents So—Proxies to—Non•Contents
7—Majority 83.—The Bill was accordingly read
a third time, and paired. •
The Irifh Habeas Corpus Sufpenflon ACI was
alto read a third time, and palfed.—.Adjourned.
London, England, 1801-03-24

LAU' LVIELLIGENCE.

COURT OF SESSION,
The Court of Setli:ll lately de,:di. if a nueflion
between the feamen of Pr eittiapars and Meilis.
George and James Wartoch, ot Otat place, re-
fpeCting a thaiit.i'le belin",;iog to the fea-
men. As iimilar cafes may proballe h.trec-
urred in other tea-port towns, of
has decayed, the Itatentent of the decition may be
of general importance.
Preilonpans, which is a burgh of barony, was
formerly a place of contislei able trade. So ea: ly
as 16:4, the thipmallets and tailors it,d ta:f_d a
fund for the relief of the poor of their body, and
their widows and orphan children. After the
Union with England, the trade of Prellonpans
into decay, and the Illipmaflers who tiled to 'elide
there, left the place. A few of the members who
had left the tea, and betaken thernfelves to other
profeflions, had the influence to procure a regula-
tion to be made which excluded feamen from ad-
unlef3 they happened to be children of
former members of the fociety. They afterwards
affirmed an arbitrary power of re:re-ling all candi-
dates for admiffion, infomuch that no new member
has been received fince the year 1762. Thus the
incorporation came at loft to centre in the Meffts.
Warroch, Who had been admitted members, tho' '
neither of them ever were feamen. Thefe Gentle-
men lent out the funds, amounting to 6oel. Merl.
in their own names, arid the only thing which kept
alive the memory of the inflitution, was the pay-
ment to an old widow of a (mall pennon of tos.
per quarter. The fund was thus about to be 101 l
altogether to the public, when fame feamen, who
had applied for admiflion, and had been rejeCted,
brought this anion before the Court of &Ilion,
concluding that Meffrs. Warroch fhould be ordain-
ed to admit them members, and account for the
funds of the fociety. Thefe Gentlemen oppofed
this claim, allcdging, that this was no more than
a private Friendly Society ; that they, as the fur-
viving members, had an uncontrouled power to
re) & candidates for adn3iflion, without any cattle
affigned, and were entitled to do with the funds
what they thought proper. The Court had not
occallon to decide on this argument ; for though
the original conflitution of the fociety could not
be fhewn, it was proved to have exifled under
the name of the " Incorporation of Seamen of
Preftonpans," downwards from the year 1624,
and t. have exercifed all the rights of a body cor-
porate during that period. The Court according-
ly found it to be an crating Incorporation, and
that the funds behoved to be applied to the chari-
table purpofes for which they were contributed ;
that the purfuers were entitled to be admitted
members ; and the original laws being now 1011,
the cat& was remitted to the Lord Ordinary, that
tegW ations might be framed fuitable to this incor-
poration, in the prefect circumflances of the trade
of Prettonpans.—The Court further found that
Meas. Warroch were not entitled to charge any
part of their own expences againit the funds of
the Incorporation, but that the purfuers were enti-
tled to payment of their expences from the funds.
London, England, 1801-03-24

COLLECTION OP POOR RATE;.

Tho ATTORNEY GENERAL, in purfuance of the
notice he had given on Saturday, moved for leave
to bring in a Bill for the better collation of Poor
Rates. He conlidered filch a Bill to be aridly
necelfary, as at prefent, econfequence of a very
trifling error, the whole rate affelfed in any par-
ticular place, was liable on appeal to be quafhed
and it might happen that in confequence of Inc-
ar?eals, the Overfeers would be wholly
difabled rrom providing for the Poor. It was an
evil which had been laid to have been long com-
plained of, and for which there appeared :in other
tern:-.iy than a Bill fungar to that moved for.
The SOL!CITOP. GENERAL feconcled the motion.
_ _

Sir Wm. LOWTHER complained of the Petition
preti-ated by the Attorney General on Saturday,
being prefented on an unufual day, the objaa of
which fcemcd to be to call a iligma on thecharac-'
ter of a Noble Lord (the Earl of Lonfdale), who
had no notice whatever of any intention to prefent
fuch a Petition.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL thought it a tit)arille
wholly new to the Houfe that an individual Ihould
not be at liberty to prefent a Petition without giv-
ing notice to a Noble Lord, or any other perfon
whole name might happen to be involved in it; cx-
elufive of %%hich, the Petition alluded to Lad Ilatcd
nothing injurious to that Noble Lord, but merely
a fimple fa& in which he happened to (hare.
Mr. JoLtifrt fail a few words.

Mr. :.:AT t IRTHWAIT F. was proceedirig to give a
detail of A trrnfaFtiun in Cumberland relative to
the ttbatements of the Petition prefented by the
Attorney General, when he was called to ordyr by
Mr. A cpor, who thought that as the Bill
moved tM. was on a gcner.il principle, a detail of
any partietthir tranfaCtion was ittegular.
The Sera La thought that as thy was-avow-
edly moved lOr, in conkquenee of a panicular
ilatemcnt, lome detail relative to that might be
Mr. SHAW LEFECRe fnpportcd the motion.
11AINWARING expretred hirt/felf jealous 01
:my infringement upon the Statute of Plizabf.th,
which the Bill moved for went to alter, but would
not (ppd.: it being brought in.
After a I,:w words from Colonel Buxton, and a
rzply from
The ATTORVEV GENERAL, Who vindicated him-
;.lf from any intention of prefenting the Petition
..11udcdto by furprize,and contended for the neccf-
,:ty of the meafarc he had moved for—Leave was
to bring in the Bill.—Adjourned.