biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
Star.
London, England, 1801-03-25

PARIS, MARCH 17.

;„ The CifAlpine Gazette confirms. the details of
the infurreeion which broke out in the army of
"the Grand Vizier, under the head Conltantinople.
It thus expretTes itfclf :—" No doubt can any
longer be entertained of the diforder that has dii
organized the army of Jaffa. The Grand Vizier
had called upon the Porte for yOOO burfes to pay
the troops. The Porte fent only Soo. On the
arrival of that fum, a part of the foldiery attacked
the efcort, difperfed them, and feized upon the
money. The Vizier attempted to quell the tu.
mult, and expofed himfelf to the danger of being
affallinated. He is now at 1111114S.—Parnal des
Defenferrs.

MARCH zB.—The publication of the Peace with
Auftria, &c.. is to take place at Paris in the next
decad;, and in departments on the decadi fubfe-
quent to the proclamation. All the Conftituted
Authorities of the twelve circles arc to meet at 7
o'clocic in the morning, at the Hotel 'of the Mini-
(ler of the Interior. The Miniller is to read to
them a copy of the proclamation iffiled by the
Government. After which the Prete& of the Po.
lice, accompanied by the Mayors, will proclaim
the Peace throughout Paris, according to the anal
cutiom. In the evening the foleminty is to con-
clude with a general illumination, and a concert
in the public gardens.
MARCH 21.—A letter from Cortmna, dated 2111
February, in the official Journal, lays that 29 bat-
talions of infantry and 8 fquadrons of cavalry, are ,
about to be fent into that Province, and contrat%
have been made for fupplying the army in Galli-
cia, with provifions, &c. The latelt intelligence
from Madrid Rates that no doubt is entertained of
a war with Portugal ; and it is added that the
Spaniards are extremely anxious to fight under the
Randard of a Republican Commander in Chief.
A letter from Naples, dated March rft, lays
that on the moment of the arrival of an Aid-cle-
Camp of General Mu IAT, an emitkargo was laid
on all Englifh veils. All the Englif6 merchants
at Naples bad applied for paffports to return home
by land. _ _ _

The firft divifion of the French troops returning
from Germany, paired through New Briffach, on
the hsth of March, where they received an addrefs
from the Civil and Military Authorities, expref.
live of their admiration of their bravery and Cue-
cefsful exertions.

There is a curious article in the Menitetsr, Rated
to be an extra& of a reprefentation, dated March
8, publithed by feveral of the Pricks deported to
Cayenne, who were carried into Plymouth on their
.return to France. In this reprefentatiern, a very
revere account is prcfcnted of the manner in which
the French prifoners are treated as that port. The
Englifh Government is secured of affording theh
;wiioners in general a moll fcanty allowance, am'
ht: perfons who fign the reprefentAtion, are aot
ruing of their afferf I, that they were treated
"WI :..aeriderable hartbncfs and feverity.
London, England, 1801-03-25

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 24.

The TRENT frignc, Sir E. HAMILTON, and AN-
sow, of 44 guns, failed this morning on a cruize ;
alto the Fortune, for Cork, and ERDYMION, Capt.
DURHAM, for Lifbon. •

DOVER, MARCH 23.

A Flag of Truce failed from hence this morn-
ing fur Calais, with a German Melfenger, who
had been waiting here fome days, and difpatches
from M. 0 rro.—The heavy gales of wind we have
had for fome days pot, have prevented arrivals
from France; but the weather being now moderate,
a veifel is expected from Calais nett tide.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST:- .

DEAL, MARCH 24..—Sailed the NEMESIS frigate,
RESOLUTION, CYON ETT, SAVAGE, and KENT,
cutters, on a cruife.—Came down the EA EL How 2,
for India, and remains. Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 24.—Paired by, the Hope,
Fay, from Waterford.—Sailed, the Sufannah,
HFWSON, for Dominica; Providence, —, for St.
Vincents; Henrietta, —, for Hamburgh ; Nel-
fon, SMITH. for Trinidad LRaikes, —; Augnf-
tus Ceara FowLaa, and Harriott, STAMPER, for
Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-01-17

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY
PUCE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Dank Stock z6o z 59 Long. Ana. zi3-t6 sit
3 per C. Rod. 6t166+1 Short Ano.3 3-16
3 per C. C. 64 ci.div. Insp. ps 6430
4PerC•CarL79O9 I Amt. 3-t6
S Per Can. Nov/94 93t 5 Par Con.
Dett° I"fatT 95i 94 ton prem.l
Coot. for ace. 6ti 611 6}.
Primo of Stocks this at ow o'clock:
Reduced 601-3 per Cees.6s f6t opp—mzetrent. 79
Old per CCIZIG 931... New 5 per Cheer pp. &Mufti

His Royal Highnefs the Panic' of WALT', the
Marquis of HEADIORT, Lord METHUEN, CAVEM-
DISH Baanswaw, Efq. and Mr. Cowin (a&ing
managers of the Union Club), met on Thurfday
evening, at Cumberland Hoare, Pall-Mall, when
the Members partook of an elegant entertainment.
Mr. Fasas, our new Miniller at Lifbon, had
arrived there, before the convoy with the troops
which arrived at Purtfmouth on Wednefday laft,
failed ; and an AmbafLidor Extraordinary, for
whom paffports bad fome time before been for.
arded, was hourly expetled at Liibon from

On Wednefday evening, about four o'clock,
Lord NELSON palled through Dorchetler' on his
way to Plymouth. Hc only remained, at the for-
mer p`a:: till frcfh !tortes were procured. At his
letting off he was cheered by Come of the inhabi-
tants of the place. His Lord(liip was accompanied
on his journey by his Chaplain only.
Commiffioncr HALTWELL took his final leave
of the officers and workmen of the dock-yard at
Chatham, on Friday Taft, and let off for London,
to his app'iotment at the Navy Board. The
officers and workmen were ranged from his houfe
to the yard gate on both fides of the way I the
young men took the harks from his carriage, and
infifted on drawing it, which they did through
the gates, half way along the Dock-lane, and
would have drawn it to llochefter, but lie en-
treated they would :tot. • .. .

NArITICAL INTSLLICEME.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.
A 11/11VD POI
a Dublin, Jail. r 3, 1
o Waterford, • 3
I Donnaghadte, Ja0.13, - o
I Juicy, Jan. 14, 0
I GUCnitty, J 20.1.5, 0
London, England, 1801-01-17

with the next fpeech :

" Do not I inow thou we
which (poke forcibly to ev
and which indeed cannot
expreilion. We feldom
whenhe is an Eighth aFtor.
Frersch Rage is inconfiftem

guage.
In the allot., who perfon;
be united, as has been judic
and mnfcular perfon, a b
manly deportmeat, vigor
moor which defcends to
conveying a jell or a fa
poignancy. BARRY failec
Salmi, though both infer
fatisfadion in it. We are
allowances for Mr. C. XE
(erring applaufe, fometim
fomeumes is too boifterous
line applied to .4frio--
" And hang a calf's &in on
Mould be fpoken each time
ferent from his. At the
in the fpeech
' If thou cttdit but meant:
we with to fuggeft to him
a flow declamatory ftyle of
T: %RUMORS has been fe
than be appears in Hubert.
The Dauphin is a part, of
made in the hands of a goo
Arthur demands more po
give. That unfortunate /
to the heft hillorians, aboi
fcene `between Hubert and I
snore interelling. The fan
death.

WROUGHTON is repell2Lb
he was diffatisfied with the
aded Pa* fo excellent]
are furprifed not to fee h
NIL
Mifs MINACE and Mr.
merit in—the Pantomime.
AND Mrs. SIDDONS.—HeI
ter•piece. We confider it a
Ofher performance 0
dignified charader, we cam
ought not to fay kfi.
We fhall add a few goner.
The fcenes and dreffes a
magnificent. The lituation
ginning of the sth ad is
without a kneeling pofture.
ireprefent Monarchy in that
anachronifm of gun
followed by the fc
on the wa

congratulate the publi
‘f• Si7llPlAltell PI

the Rage.
we think, a
• at this tin
.0 have feen
iulation and fuel
.e time. The chs
following manner
4"estkaelvidp. Mr.
PWirp, Mi
JoHarrom;
Coylaw, Mr

a conceale
of Drury-16

by Mr. La'
among the fo
Mr. KILLYfI
't a riot at Gel
the firft rank
crime of dal
Gazette of the pl
of thole prep
equal homes
'erage—on hearing
facing theii
needles 1
THIL &AWN.
carnations
in full perfei
the 3ta of
Saveloy",

PolttAlttoegea/floaChwFoeni
d
hibition of somas
13th century.
We congratulat
duetion of SHAW
of Kiir yolt
ay, on t
This l, we
effed broPught out
as Are rccolleft to I
Kith great emulati
at the fame time.
in the following
Coors ; Fankesibri
Muaßaor Kist
balPhia. Mr. IL I
f tar; and Li* Ca
A new Play, by
In the Green-rocunt
day, by Mr. Kasai
A new Opera, b
Grlle Spare. is arm
at. Drury-lane.
There has been a
My of perfons of thi
blob, for the Mutt: c
awes. The.Gazet
inatrel, and alts of
ley do not feel an
a FR:grA beverage—
a Leadow--or on fee
1%. with &Tp twee
MILDNISI OF TN
nemonies, violets,
lofforus of beans, it
open ground on t
garden of Lady
London, England, 1801-01-17

FALMOUTH, JANUARY:4.

The-Duet or CUMBERLAND, with.the mails for
New York; and the PRINCES 3 CHARLOTTE, A•ith
the mails for Barhadoes, Martinique, and Jamaica,
of the brit Wednefday of this month, together with
the WALEINGHAM packet, with the Lilbon mail of
the 6th inflant, made fignal for Liling this morn.-
ins, bt4 the wind fluffing, they were prevented.
Wind N, W. and W.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY sr.
The lugger which arrived IA evening is called
le BOMBARD gun-veffel, numbered 69, mounted
with one fifteen-inch mortars, and one large thirty- I
two pounder gun, four fwivels, and (mall arms, and
navigating with 3o men : fhe is from Havre-de-
Grace, and was bound to Brell, but was met with
and captured by his Majeily's fhip Boamcss, of
38 guns,. Captain KE•rs ; the is a curioufly con-
&need *veil, of great length and proportionate
breadth, rather low built, and draws but four feet of
water ; it is reported that the French have a great
number of fuch veffels at Havre; indeed if No. 69
is her progreffive number, the report will appear
to be well founded.

Sailed the LADY CHARLOTTE, of 14 guns, and
the SHEERNISS cutter, of 12 guns, with a large
fleet under convoy for the Downs.
The French cartel which arrived here yeflerday,
brings advice that the day previous to her failing
from Nantz, an account had been received there
of the armiftice between the Auflrians and the
French, and that great rejoicing and illuminations
had taken place there in confequence.
London, England, 1801-01-17

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY is.

The Amazon, COSNAHAN ; and Young William,
MARTIN, from hence for Africa, are put into the
!fie of Mann, the latter with damage.
The Juftina, Boum from hence for New York,
is loft at the Tile of Mann, two of the crew drown-
ed—part of the cargo faved.
The Convert, brDoWALD, from Demerara for
chi's port, is totally 101 l near Mennard Caftle, four
miles to the eaftward of Dingle.
The Captain and crew of the Ruffian ve's'sel Aga-
thon, taken pollettion of at this port by Capt. Hui,
of-his Majefty's fhip Acricos, were liberated from
prifon immediately upon the Lords of the Admi-
ralty being apprWcd of the" circumftance. The
veffel Rill remains in the polreflion of Capt. Hoe.
Arrived—Cambridge, Nevin ; and Rofe, frcint hence,
at New-York.
London, England, 1801-01-17

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, JANUARY T 5.
Arrived the GARNETT sloop, with a convoy,
which are failed for the River. Wind S. S. W.
blows hard with rain.

GRAVRISND, JANUARY 15.
Pafed by, the Aetive, M'Douaas, from Phila-
delphia; Aurora, --, from Lilbon ; and Hum-
bert, —, from Seville.—Sailed the Hannahs,
----, for Africa.
London, England, 1801-01-17

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY i 6.

An order has been received to lay an embargo
on all Danifh and Swedifh vefrels at this port, and
an order is alto iffued to capture all veffels at fca
belonging to either nation.
In confecluence of the above order the follow-
ing fhips are detained here, viz.

Swedllh Ships—Refolutioa, Anna Carolina, Expottvion
Margaretta, Maria Catharina, Prudentia, Frederick, Rediet:
bettcn, Gavernius, Walter, Frefe, Janfon, Scholt, AckEta, Unto-
plus, RendelL
Dattifit Ships—Boryeren, June Hendrick, Weftris, Olifen„
The SUPERB, of 74 guns, Captain SUTTON, is
gone out of harbour. •
The Carrot frigate, Captain COWER, arrived
here yellerday. She was Compelled to bear up In
a heavy gale of wind, having fprung a very dan
gerous leak at fea. Every perfon indifcriminately
on board were obliged to lend a hand at the
pumps, to prevent her foundering.

SHEERNESS, JANUARY z 6.
Came into harbour this day, his Majefty's chip
JAMAICA to refit.
Arrived la Jaiouss floop, Captain Timms.
London, England, 1801-01-17

IA CD D

1801:

Wetheefday
Monday,
Tudday,

lan. 29.
eb. 4
Feb. it.

LONDON.
- jut. sE. Thurfday,
- - Feb. s. Wedoefday,
Feb. so. Weelnefday,
Saturday, - Feb s 4. M mdiy, - Feb
Sunday night, as Mr. George Barnard, of Cran-
more, aged 20, was returning from Mells, owing
to the extreme darknefs, and terrpeltuous weather,
;he ftnufed about too yards out of the path, and
fell from a projecting rock, upwards of 6o feet
deep, and was killed.
The following horrid detail is from a New-York
iPneatt of the 25eh of November—H On the 13th
a Gentleman palling by a fmall houfe
at the 'fide of the Pairaic river, in Bergen epunty,
dircoveted a hog in the aft of devouring an infant;
it bad already ‘fettroyed both the arms. People
in the neighbourhood were alarmed, and the body
'being examined by a coroner's inqueft, they found
that the child had been murdered by its mother or
fame alter petton unknown. There were marks
of violence on the child's neck, and there was other
caufe for fuppofing that he had been deftined be-
fore his birth, to immediate deftruaion. The mo-
ther, or her atfikants, hid covered the child (light-
ly in a (mall (tack of corn-tops in the garden, and
the hog, trefpalling in she garden, had found it.
Su(picion fell heavy on a young woman who had
lived two or three months in the houfe mentioned.
—Her thape had aurae:tett notice ; the had lately
been tick, and had removed. But the wirneffes
who had obferved her &ape could fay nothing cer-
tain, for the fafhionable drefs eludes difcovery."
A Clergyman, who dicd fnddenly a few years
fine, bequeathed coool. to his wife and children
for equal divifion ; to the aftonithmeat, however,
of the widow, the could find after his death no
trace or means to fulikantiate the bequeft : the in
confequence experienced with her family extreme
indigence, fo much fo as to be neceffitated a few
days ago to devote feverat bundlei of her dereafed
hulband's papers to tale, as wake paper ; but, pru-
dently firft infpefting them, the difeovered a fourth
part of a Ticket wrapt up in a worn ont Lottery
Scheme, which, on examining at Pert': gfier,
near the Bunk, the bad the anexpeaed and eclUtic
lutppinefs to be informed was a Fourth of a
30,0001. 1)6 Ze Mr. Pose very politely attended
her to the OfEce, where the there was Pined, to
pc,..fetot it for p.vment, and where the fnll money
sooal. as molthosostrably produced on demand.
London, England, 1801-01-28

THE EXILE

The meeting of the Imperial Pail
*tioguithed by adts of me::y.
and pathetic foot, it is to be hi
tend their benevolence to thOf
lufion And error "nave doomed I
return to their native homes.

There came to the Beech a poor
The dew on his tido robe was
For his Country be fisted, when
Ti wander alone by the wind-
But the Day-ftar attracted his ey
For it role on his own native me
Where once in the flow of his yen
He lung the bold Anthem of
c Oh, fad is my fate ! (Lid eic
The wild Deer and Wolf to a 1
But I have no refuge front famine
A Home and a Country rental
AD, never again in the green fun
Where my Forefathers liv'd (hail
Or cover my Harp with the wild
And kilo to the numbers of
Emu, my country, though fad ;
In dreams I revifit thy lea-be:
But alas! in a far foreign land I
And figh for the friends who
Oh, cruel fate ! wilt then Aelfet
In a maws of peace, where no
AD, never again &all my brothe,
They died to defend me, or li
Where is my cabin-door, fait by
sifters, and Sire, did Te wee{
Where is the mother that look'd
And ;there is the boforts-frieni
Ab, my fad foul, long abandon d
Why did it due on a fait-failtog
Tear, like the rain-drop, may fal
but rapture and beauty they c
But yet, 411 its, fond regollettiom
One dying wilh hal lone Woe
Ea nr, an Exile bet/traits thee I
Land df my Fcarfitheri‘ Eat
*tied and cold, when my Heat
Green be thy fields,. fweetell 1114
And thy harP-Itthlghli bird' al
Elkin, ma vourneesAlima

KlCTittalL

tutu ribs DA
♦ll1T&D
i Harnburib, fan. as
* Dublin, Jan. as, 23

YARMOUTH, j
Arrived, the KING G
MARCH, from Cuxhaven,
Mail of the aoth ink. 1
due this day is not yet a
arrived are Mr. HILL, tl
C,asovius, and two FOreii
Monday arrived two co
privateer, and retaken by
This day failed the AN
gates. Arrived, the Suj
SPEEDWELL brig, BITER
DOURO cutter.

This day a large Danifi
in hcre,.ladeu with pitch :

PLYMOUTH,

Came in the Danifh flip
Virginia, bound to Gott
bacco, detained by the Tt
Lieutenant CORCELL Is.

The Brcmin Stork, Dt
bound to Hamburg:l, lad,
by his Majefty's fhip CLMT
?GRAHAM ; and the Pre
from Dieppe, bound to St
herrings, detained by the
54 guns.

Caine in the Jusrv, of
and the CAMILLA, of 24
feveral trails under cony(
Sailed the TELEGRAPH,

Caine in the One Sifter.;
to Norway, in ballaft, de
too, of 18 guns : the R
Tortola; Stephen, ilant
lVithywood, NtcwoLs, fret
bsit from ditto.
Caine in the Richatisl, c
rs, from Gibraltar, with
Arm ; during the voyage E
; and twelve children
cre born.

Came in, the Dann
if AN som, from Alicant to
='ai.lcJ by ale COURAGE,

LIVERPOOL,
The Rnyal Edward, 1•.-
N'iacctit's, was (poke w
by die Comet, —, from
The fchooner Lively, J
Cr this port, was drove o
of wind on the aid inft. ne.
toad of Wales, and all th
Captain, who was picked
e•!.. It is hoped the /rail
--On the following day a
arm :about half a mile fro
cut away and firing guns I
could go to her affißance i
Soother veffel was riding
way, to whom boats had 1
London, England, 1801-01-28

tHE EXILE. ór

The meeting of the Inipeti Parliament, we emit, Wier be gig.
liuguithed by ads of mem. Thefollowing molt intereiling
and pathetic tong, at is to be htped, will induce them to ex-
tend their benevolence to tittif: nofintrate men, whom de-
lotion and error nave doomed to exile ; but who ugh for a
return to their native homes.
There came to the Beech a poor Emu of Ewe,
The dew on his thin robe was heavy and chill ;
Yor his Country be figh'd, when at twilight repairing
To wander alone by the wind-beaten bill :--
But the Day-ftar attracted his eye's fad devotion ;
For it rote on his own native file of the Ocean,
Where once in the Bow of his youtkful emotion
He lung the bold Anthem of EIUN, go bragh I"
0 Oh, fad is my fate ! (Lid heart-broken Stranger)—
The wild Deer and Wolf to a cover can flee;
But I have no refuge from famine and danger—
A Home and a Country remain not to me !
10,, nester again in the green funny Bowers
Where my Forefathers liv'd lhall I fpcod the tweet hours,
Or cover my Harp with the wild-woven flowers—
And fkrike to the numbers of "Easy, -gobragh
ERIN, my country, though fad and fortakeri,
In dreams I rrifit thy fm-beaten afore;
But alas! M a far foreign land I awake°,
And Ugh for the friends who can meet me no more.
Oh, cruel fate! wilt allts itefet replace me .
In a tnanfion of pews, where no Peril can chafe me.
Ab, 'never again &A my brothers embrace me ! ,
They died to defend me, or live to de fore ! ,
Where is my cabin-door, fall by the rild wood
sod Sire, did ze weep for its fall ?
Where is the mother that look'd on my childhood?
And where is the boforo-friend,. dearer than all!
Ah, my fad foul, long abandon'd by plotturc,
Why did it dolt on a fait-fading treature ? .
Team, like the rain-drop, may fall without meaforo...
but rapture and beauty they cannot re-all!
)3m yet, all Itsfond rceolledtions fuppreffing,
One dying rah my kabe Boforn than draW
Elite, an Exile bequeaths thee his biding ;
Land 14. mj Forelitheri, Elate, go brag* !
lhried and cold, when my Heart Ms her motion,
Green he thy fields„ (mete& Mc of the Ocean ;
AM thy harp-firinging Bards flog aloud with devotl
ERIN, ma vourneen--Emst, go brach!"

The tuceti,
iiuguifhe
and pad
tend the
lawn ar
return u
There cur
The des
Joe his Co
T. wan
But the
For it rofc
Where an
He ruin
" Oh, fad
The wil
But I have
A Howl
AI, neVer
Wbert ml
Or cover
And fr 4
Este,
In drca
But alas!
And fig
Oh, cruel
In a marl
Ab, wrest
They'
Where is
atm.
Where is
And v*
Ah, my II
Why did
'Tun, liki
rap
hut yet, II
Onc dy
Bain, an
Land 6
London, England, 1801-01-28

NJUTIML INTELLIGiNCS.:,

MAILS TtiiS DAY.—Wind aW.
DVS.
Hamburib, Jan.ao.
• s Dublin, JUL 23,23. 0

YARMOUTH, JAI4OARY s 7.

Arrived, the RING Gsoaos packet, Captain
MARCH, from Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh
Mail of the aoth init. The Mail which became
due this day is not yet arrived. The paifengers
arrived arc Mr. HILL, the Baron Raman, Mr.
Cs zsov :us, and two Fcireigtt Meffengers.
Monday arrived two colliers, taken by a French
privateer, and retaken by the RANGER'
This day failed the AMAZON and LATOSA fri-
gates. Arrived, the SCUYIKRIL, ARIADNI, and
Frrzowtt.t. brig, BITZR gun-boat, and the CO-
!OUZO cutter.
This day a large Danifh merchantman was fent
in here,.laden with pitch and tar.
London, England, 1801-09-14

Fmis t& LOPflieleffiglert7,-941021er 12.

The KING was pleafed, 133, warrant raider hit
Royal Signet add Sign Manual, bearing date the
7th day of January to give and grant unto
HORATIO Baron Nat. sots of the Nile, and'of Binh-
ham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, (now Vif-
count NELsost), Knight of the moil. Honourable
Military Order of the Bath, and VICe Admiral of
the Blue Squadron of his Mitjelly'S fleet, his Royal
Licence and Permillion to receive and bear the
Great Crofs of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of
Metit, conferred upon him by FIIRDINAND the IV:
King of the Two Sicilies.
The KING was alto pleafed, by warrant under
his Royal Signet and Sign Manual, bearing date
the 9th of January lad, to give and grant unto the
faid HOLATIA Baron NENSON (now Viicount Nat.-
soN), his Royal Licence and Permafion to accept,
for himfelf and his heirs, the title of Duke of
BRONT!, with the Fief of the Duchy annexed
thereto, alfo conferred upon him by the raid lQng
of the Two Sicilies.
And alfo to command, that there his MAIESTY'S
Conceffions and Declarations together with the
relative documents, be refpe&ively regitleredirr his
College of Arms.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMPIER 12, ISM
General laity to he Commandant of the Senior. Milne-
mutt of the Royal Military College.
STAFF.
AfBltant Commiffary Charles Dalrymple to he Depoty et-art-
miffary-Gencral of Mllrea, Pr...rifle:le, and Forage' to, the
Forces ferving in the !Rand of Madeira.
To be Afliftant Contrail-aria of Stores, Provinces, and Forage.
—Daniel Roberts; Orde, Gents.
Commiflions in the Bet Ithire Militia, fiend by
the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Colonei—.Arthur Vanfirtart the younger, Fig. vies G.
11. Vanlittart, reigned. Dated February 18, 1801.
To be Captain—John Blagrave the younner, Efq. vice A. Van.
Snail, promoted. Dated March lc, tEct.
To be Lieutenant—Enfign Joleplt Syne, vice Bedwardl, ra
iigned. Dated July to, 10r.
To be Enfigns—Francis Lilly, Gent. vice Willis, =Sped.
Dated July to, zBot.
Junta Woodhoufe, Gent. vice Oilaorn. promoted. Dated
July it, 1801.
Thomas Elliott, Gent. vice Blagrave, promoted. Dated Mgt&

A, Am _ -
john Birch, Gent. vice Pinkney, raped. Dated Augait ay,
Conundions in the Tockingtou Volunteer Alrocia-
tion, figned by his MAjeay. Dated Augult 26,
1801.
Enfign Thomas Richardfon to be Lieutenant, vice Higne
&coifed.
Thomas Ruffen, Gent. to be Enagn, vice itlehardfoo, promoted.
London, England, 1801-09-14

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER s 3.

Sailed the NARCISSUS frigate for Yarmouth.—
Arrived the MAGICIENNE frigate, Capt. Ooizv
from the Well Indies—and, the HERMES frigate,
with 6S iail under convoy from the Balitic.—Came
down from the River, the Abundance (lore (hip,
Captain PRlCE.—Arrived the INSPECTOR (loop,
Captain Blom zsy, from a cruize off Gorce ; and
the CONSTANT gun-vefTel, Lieutenant BREMER,
and Vicroiac, fire veiTel, Lieutenant FILLARD,
from the Downs.—Sailed this morning the TRIAL.
cuier, Lieutenant Dowsmo, and the WRANGLER
gull brig, with a convoy for the Elbe.—A fine
r:w brig, called the Lay PALL, has been furveyed
anl talen into the fervice of Government, to be
commanded by Lieutenant Low D.—Remain the
HART, hired armed brig, with upwards of 7o fail
for the Baltic. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1801-09-14

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER u.

Arrived the *Atherican fhip Merchant, Dila,
from Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders; the Eliza
(Spanith brig), prize, Captain ENNIS, from Cape
of Good Hope, after a paffage of 86 days ; the
Smuggling lugger, Brilliant, of Gerrand,
300 ankers of fpirits s and the LION cutter, in
balbl ; detained by his Majetty's fhip HUNTEL,
of 18 guns, which alto arrived and failed again
yefterdar.—Arrived alto the RAVEN (loop of war,
Capt. SAUN6EI.3, from the Downs. with a fleet
of coafters under convoy; and his Majefty's
fchooner NETTLEY of 18 guns, from Torbay, to
give inftruCtions to the outward-bound vale's for
the Mediterranean—the whole fleet are expeCted
off to-inorrow.

Sailed yefterday the LEICESTER packet, for Ja-
maica, with the Weft India Mails of the tft Wed-
nefday of the month, and Meffrs. Youno, &awe,
DUNLOP, DARLING, ARMSTRONG, and DART,
paffengers. Alfo the PRINCE of WALLS packet,
Toon, for Lifbon, with the Mails of the esth ult.
and Ift init. and Mr. WEATHERALL, fon and
daughter, paffengers. The WALsi mu Hata packet,
ROBERTS, with the Lifbon Mail of the Bth init. is
expeaed to fail to-morrow. The Nrw YORK
packet, with the American Mails of this month,
Is (till detained for Government difpatthes.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ri.

Came in the 0/tion, of 74 guns, Captain Rai-,
linos, from the Channel fleet ; and the Us 'cote'',
of 32 guns, Captain WEMYSS, from a cruize off
Cape Ortegal ; alfo the HUNTER, of 18 guns, Cap-
tain JoN ES, from a cruize, with a large fmuggling
cutter, in ballaß, which the detained.

Sailed the GALATEA, of 32 guns, Capt. BYKG,
for the Coati of Ireland.
Came in the NsyruNE, of 98 guns, Vice Ad:
miral theta's' ; and the Jusra, of 8o guns, Cap-
tain NAGLE, from :he Channel fleet.
London, England, 1801-09-14

SPORT! VG INTELLIGENCE.

CURRACH SEPTEMBER MEETING.
MONDAY, SEPTIMESR 7.
The Northumbcrland Cup, value zooogs. and a
Sweep(lakes of acogs. each, p. p. Four miles.
Mr. Kelly's ch. h. Horeft Ralph. 5 yr, old, Bft. Sib. s
Mr. Daly's b. h. The H ik. 6 yrs uld, 811. t 31b.
Ccl. Hyde's Diarw.nd, aged, 91t. did not Ilan
Five t 3 four on Ralph. and in running four and
five to one upon him. The Hank was beat near
half a diltance.

RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. S.
Sweepliakes of fog.:. each, with col. added, for
all agz. Three-mile heats.
Mr. Field's b. c. by Anuses, 4 yrs
Lon! william's Lapwing, 4 yrs
Mr. G. Crumptoii's b. c. Bantam, a yrs. bolted
Both heats won eafy.
Mr. Middleton's gr. m. Dairy Maid, by Win-
dle(tone, heat Mr. W Hiltehininn's b. g. Rattling
Roger, by Ajax, fait. each, rode by the owners,
sogs. h. ft. Four miles. Won eafy.

/ i
2 2
du

WEDNESDAY, sari. 9.
His Majay's Plate of wogs. by mares, being
no more than five years old this grafs, carrying
toft.—One four-mile heat.
Mr Peirfe's gr. m. Con(Linda, 5 yrs -
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. In. Brown Fanny, 5 yrs - 3
Mr.'G. Hutton's ch. f. by Walnut. 4 yrs - dr

Won eafy.. •
Sweepßakes of cogs. each, p. p. for 3-yr-olds,
colts to carry 811. ;dillies 7ft. 121 b. Once round
the courfe.
Mr. Walker's b. c. by Huby - - - a
Sir H. Va:.e Tempcit'a hr. c. by Traveller - s
Mr. W. I iutchinfon's b. c. Earby - 3
Mr. Docliwortb's br. c. by Ruler - - 4
Sir T. Galcolfroe's b. c. Doodlc - - 5
Lord Fiteavilllarn's b.f. by Standard - - 6

A good race.
The Subfcription Cup for all ages. One four-milt
heat.—I 4 Subfcribers.
Lord Darlington's b. c. Agoniftes, 4 yrs - - t
Sir H. T. Vane's b. c. by Peracus, 3 yrs - -
Sir William Gcrard's Hap-Hawn!, 4 Yrs - 3
Mr. Milbank's b. e. by Walnut, 4 yrs - 4
Mr. Baker's b. h. Jonas, 6 yrs -
Mr. Duncombe's gr. in. Conftantia, s yea - 6
London, England, 1801-09-14

A GAME KEEPER WANTED.

A SINGLE MAN,who mull have been a Keep-
er and a good Shot, and who well anderttands the look-
ing after a Manor, breeding and preferving of Game, and a pro-
per treatment of Dogs. He mull undertake occafionally to
Milk Cows, nab down a Hock, and render bin-Alf ufeful about
the Prernifes ; perfectly fober, and have a gostd character from
his tail place, and be able to write, (by Letter only, mention-
ing where be ►as lived, age, and qualifications), to A. B. No. 30,
Seething-lane, Crotched-Friars.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perfons in the Poireffion of Incomes, ari-
fing from Freehold, Copyhold, or Le:deltoid Elates, in
Land or Hodes, Mmey in the Funds, Rent Chariks, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places,
Church livings, or any other certain Income for Lift, may be
fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any
amount, by paying Annuity intercft for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity ; and In any
inftance, where the fingle (murky of an individual may be
deemed infofileirat, the addition of another perfon to guaran-
tee the payment of the interett, will remove the objeetion ; and
in all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
prinifpal at their own option.
Perfonal applications will be received every day till four
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondants in town or country,
(poft paid) will be immodiately admired, addrefied to the Di-
r, dor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at , his town-houfe, No. 8,
Lower John-(tree, Oolden-l'quare.
London, England, 1801-09-14

Toad received

.4835
.4

..... .
flubferiptlons for the fame benevolent purpofecoutctie to be
reefed by Meas. 'Sennett and White, at the Bar of Lloyd's
Glee-hoefe.

THEATRE. LONDON HOSPITAL.

THE Lures on Anatomy, Phyfiology, and
the Principles and Operations of Surgery"; with Practi-
cal Anatomy, as ufual, will commence on Odobcr the t It, by
Mr. BLIZARD, Mr. T. BLIZARD, and Mr. R. C. HEAD-
INGTON, Surgeons of the Hofpital.
On the fame day Dr. DENNISON, on the Theory and Prac-
tice of Midwifery. •
London, England, 1801-09-14

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVILLA, furrounded with about one hundred
and twenty Acres of Land, Inuit beauthilly fituated, with
fine Views of the Sc* and the Ifle of Wight, ahots, feven miles
from Southampton. The whole is In eompleat repair, being
lately built, and may be entered upon at Michaelmas nett.
The above Ettate is reasarkabty well wooded with fine Oak
Timber. For particulars apply to Mr. Ridding, Solicitor, in
Southampton.
London, England, 1801-09-14

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER r 3.

Tril.v, P. M. arrived the KING GEORGE packet,
Captain FLYN, with Sir G. Jsavt us, with dd..
patches.. Yellerday arrived the PRINCESS ROYAL,
Captain HASIBION n, with the mails of the 4th and
Bth inft. and feveral paffengers from Cuxhaven.—
Arrived the following (hips of war from a cruize
of Goree, to refiE:--IIIe,PRINCE Of ORANGE, AGA-
CEMNON, and ASSISTANCE; alfo the ARIADNE,
BiTTERN,and I'ESPIEGLE brigs, from a cruize off
the Dutch coait ; arrived alfo the LIBERTY cutter,
Kith difpatchel. andlettersfrom Admiral Dtc R soN's
fleet. Sailed early this morning the KING GEORGE,
Capt. DEAN, and the PRINCE of WALES, Capt.
BEARS, with mails of the 4th and Bth intlant, and
paffengers for Cu:haven, but the wind blowing
frefh at N. E. it is fuppofed they mull return.—
The PRINCE Of ORANGE packet, Capt. BRIDGE, iS
detained by contrary wind. Lord WALDEGRAVE
and fare have arrived at Lord Nelfon's Hotel, to
embark for the Continent.
London, England, 1801-09-14

ffRIIR?' LANE Valeria:

On Saturday night this Theatre opened fet the
feafon ; and we are liailpy to fay that it never
opened mor: aufpicioufly. The Pit was crowded
at a very early hour, and loon after fix the bottle
Was almoft full in every part. The mufti;-bell then
founding, the audience called out for God five the
King; the band immediately 'truck .up this beau-
tiful anthem ; and it was•played in great flyle,
every one (landing up uncovered. After this tri-
bute of loyalty had been paid, the curtain drew
up, and prefented Sir Robert Bralenbury and Lord
Stanley waling in the gardens of the Tower. The
audience teflined by rupv.t.ed burps of applaufe
their high approbation of the judgment of the
Manager in the choice he had mad:. Richard
never was more welcomely received. He was
perfonated by Mr. KEMBLE, of courfe. his aging
was ezadly that which we have often had to de-
feribe—alternately time and animated. in the
three firft ads we conceived him much below par,
but in the fourth :.nd firth, particu'arly the latter,
" Richard was himfelf again." For a number
of years we have not feen " My Coufin of
Buckingham" played fo well as by Bazar MORN.
—WROUGHTON aded the part of Henry the Sixtb
with very great feeling and very great effeet.—.
Richmond was tolerably fupported by CHARLES
}Centime, who, however, feemed to have contrad-
eel a hoarfenefs in his journey from Vienna. Mrs.
POWELL was the Zweig; and Mifs Biccs, the Lady
'fine; they both acquitted themfelves very refped.
ably—as did all the other Dramatis Perfonz.

After the Play, the popular Entertainment of NO
Song No Supper was performed, in which Di o-
NUM, SUET E, KELLY, BANNISTER, Mifs STE-
PH EN 3, &c. exerted their mufical powers with their
ufual fuccefs.

No alterations appear to have been made in the
interior of the Theatre, not even thofe which were
necelfxry; feveral of the luftres want repair, and
the avenues to the boxes would not be the worfe
for a little fcowering.
London, England, 1801-09-14

BREST, SEPTEMBER 4.

General G■AVINA, Commander in Chief of the
6panith fquadren, who has been expected here for
feveraldays pail, arrived in the courfc of laft night.
His arrival was announced by a difcharge of ar-
tillery, and a guard of honour was immediately af.
figned to him.
The armed boats of the Fox and SVFFISANTE,
Englifh (loops of war, had five men wounded, two
of them fevercly, in an attack made on a French
cutter, anchored at the entrance of Morbihan, in
which enterprife they mifcarried.
London, England, 1801-05-18

Thil day was palliated, peke ii. 6d.

A LETTER to the Rev. THOMAS BERE,
I'l Rc LnrofDutcotnbe,oecaienedbyhislateunwamotahle
Attack on Mu. HANNAIOdORE, with on Appendix, con-
taining Letters and other Docunseats relative to the extraordi-
nary Proceedings at BI on.
By the Rev. Sir ABRAHAM ELWIN, Bart.
Printed for Cade!! and Davie% Strand; Rtvingtee, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; liatchard, Piccadilly; and Hazard, at Bath.
London, England, 1801-05-18

BOOKSF.I.LERS.—TO BE DISPOSED OF,
A VALUABLE CONCERN in the BOOK-
-14 SELLING and STATIONARY BUSINFSS, Stunted
is a large and populous Town in the County of York.—Any
Pcrfon wiihing to begin Bufinefs, will find this an excellent
opportunity, the Prepares being commodious and advan-
tageouily fltuated—tba Stock well felt Red—the Trade long
citablifhed--and the Connexions valuable. Part of the par-
chafe money may remaiu at intcrcft, and the purchafcr may
have immed4te.poffeffion.
For particulars apply to Edward Baines, at the Leads Mer-
cury Printing Offace.:--Leeds, May t 3, 18oz.
London, England, 1801-05-27

FALMOUTH, MAY 24.

The PRINCE ADOLPHUZ packet, Captain Bout.-
DENoN,whichfailed yefterday with mailsforLiibon,
put back this morning by contrary winds, but will
fail again as foon as the wind will admit; toge-
ther with the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE packet, with
the Leeward Ifland Mail of the prcfcnt month.—
Wind S.
London, England, 1801-05-20

BIRTHS.

Sin the 6th initant, at the hot& of Sir John Orde, Bart. in
Gioucefter-place, Lady Orde, of a daughter.
On Thurfday night, the Lady of Henry Martin, Efq. of a
daughter, at his bide in Slocantbury-place.
Sunday laft, the Lady of Colonel Warren, of a daughter, at
Houghton, in Hampihire.
London, England, 1801-05-20

ILLUSTRATION OP BRITISH ZeoLoGy.

This day were publidsed, Number I, price 25.6d.—And Volu m
I, (containing Number I. to XII.) price in boards 31. los. of
an entirely new, complete, and elegant Work,
rj'HE NATURAL, HISTORY of BRITISH
SHELLS, including Figures and Defcrlptions of aB the
Species hitherto difcovcred in Great Britain ; fyftematieally ar-
ranged in the Linnean Meaner, with fricistific and general Ob.
ferrations on each.
By E. DONOVAN, F. L. S.
Author of the Natural Hißories of Heti& Birds, Ideas, &e.
Printed for the Author, and for F. and C. itivington, No. 62,
St. P 3111.1 Church-yard.—Lld alfo by J. Hatchard, No. 173, in
Piccadilly. CONDIT IO N S :
This Work fhall be elegantly printed in Odtaeo, on a fine
Wove Royal Paper, and Hot.prelfed.
11. Three Plates fhali be given in each Number, with deferip.
dons ; They wIU be printed on Whatman's Drawiog Paper,
and corredly Snilbcd in Colours from perfedt specimens of
the Shells—Price as 6d. each Number.
111. This Work than be completed in Sixty Monthly Numbers.
An lade: for the fyilematie Arrangement will be given at the
End of each Volume, containing Twelve Numbers.
The Frofpedtus may be bad, gratis, of all the Bookfellers.
Lately psiblifhed, by the fame Author,
A NATURAL HISTORY of BRI TISH BIRDS, Or, a
Seledtibn of the moft rare, beautiful, and intereftlng Species
which inhabit this Country. With One hundred and twenty-
four coloured Plates Complete in Five Volumes, price In
boards 71535. Mhz
A NATURAL HISTORY cf BRITISH INSECTS, with•l
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Number.
London, England, 1801-05-20

YARMOUTH, MAY rg.

Arrived the PRIN ce or WALES packet, Captain
SUTTON, from Cuxhaven, without Mails, with a
Mellinger (Mr. ARNDT,) and Difpatrhes from
Lord Misty°, and Mr. RICHARDSON, a paffenger.
One Mail from Hamburgh is due this day.—the
Mails of the [sth infant are on board the EARL.
OF LEICESTER packet, in the Roads, waiting a
favourable wind to fail for theContinent.—A large
row boat, with 32 oars, was fent in here to-day
by the NARCISSUS, taken off Fluthing, the crew
efcapcd on (pore.—On Monday, P. M. failed the
Aciptcouvr man of war, of 64 guns; and this
morning the LEYDEN and MADRAiS, for Port&
mouth.—Report Rates here, that the French in
Egypt have experienced a total deleat.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1801-05-20

PLYMOUTH, MAY iB.

Came in the Ragufan brig Santa Helena, Cap.
tain Plum Du sa AVE CK, from Alicant bound' to
Hamburgh, laden with barilla and figs, detained
by the MILBROOK fchooner, of 18 guns, Captain
STARCK ' • the MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Captain
Gou LIP, from the Channel Fleet; and the STORK,
of t 8 guns, Captain PARKER, from a cruize.—
Sailed on a cruize the CLYDE, of 38
,o'uns, Captain
CUNNINGHAM ; AMETHYST, Of 38 ; Capt. Cooxl
and the COCKCHAFER lugger.
London, England, 1801-05-20

MARRIED.

.
On Monday fe'nnight, at Liverpool, Mr. Robert Gbdltoue,
merchant, to Mifsan, daughter of Adam Steuart, Efq.
Thurfday laft, at Wootton-Baffett, Wilts, Mr. Jofeph Walfh,
of the Inner Temple. to Mifs Jane Neate, of Woutton-Baffett.
Saturday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, John Purcell, Efq. jun.
to Mifs Mary Frances Fitzgerald, daughter of John Fitzgerald,
Efq. of Allfop's Buildings, New Road.
At Drums, Renfrewfhire, Wm. Fulton, jun. Efq. bf Watling
itreet, to Mifs King, daughter of James King, Efq. of Drums. -
At Strabane, on the 9th init. Colonel Robert Anftruthor, of
the Loyal Tay Fenciblcs, to Mifs Nairne, daughter of Lieute-
nant-Colonel Nairn, of the Breadalbane Penciblos.
London, England, 1801-05-29

IRELAND.

DuaLIN, MAY 23.—Fifteen of our beft difcipline
ed regiments, it was confidently afferted yeftcr-
day, -have received orders to be ready for imme-
diate embarkation.—This report is further corro-
borated by the declaration of feveral military gen-
tlemen—Whether the objeft may be a freth ex.
pedition, or to reinforce the army in Egypt, a
aloft time may poll bly clear up. The military,
however, in the mean time are to be kept con.
ftantly on the alert.
Some of the domeftics of Lord HARDWICK E, and
Tome of his Lordihip's horfes have arrived from
En4Che following particulars are er.traEled from a
Letter, dated Cork, the lath inilant
few days ago, a man alone in a ticifF was
Peen upon the coaft, near Oyfterhaven, who, upon
being challenged, faid he had come from Portf-
mouth to fce his brother in Cork, but miffed the
harbour by the firong eafterly winds that then
prevailed. The ilciff had on her Item, " Owen
Sullivan, Portfmouth." Intimation of this cir.
cumflance being given to Admiral GARDNER, an
inveftigation in confequcnce took place, whLn
there were found on board feveral charts of that
part of the coaft, and a particular account of
the foundings. The &if/ was well fitted out, hav-
ing two or theee fuits of new fails in her."
It will be recolleded, that Oyfterhaven was re.
ported to the French by the Executive Directory
of the United Irithmen as a favourable place to
carry into effeift an invafion of that country.
London, England, 1801-05-29

TO PRACTICAL YARMLRB.

Thh day was pubilihed, prieo 3s. the Second E&dcn of
ATREATISE on the Culture of WHEAT,
with an Appendix, containing an %ecount of the Growth
of BEANS with WHEAT, and a Plan of improved Seed-
Harrows.

By \WILLIAM DAI.RYMPLE, Er+
Dedicated to his Royal Highnefs the Duct of CLAlttNet.
Printed for T. Becket, P4l-Mall, rookfalcr to his Royal
Highnefs the Prince of Wales, and their Royal Hightuffes the
Princes.
London, England, 1801-05-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir J. W. ANDS' sow prefented Petitions from the Prifoners
confined for debt in Ludgate and Giltfpur-ftreet Compeer,
graying for relief.
Lady Abercromby's Annuity Bill, the Rurian Ships Bill, the
Tile of Man Bill, and the Cour.try Bridges Bill, we:leads fe-
Gond tone and committed for Monday.
The A TTTT cr-GcNERAL brought up the Indemnity Bit
which was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecal,'
lame, on litaefday, and to be printed.
Mr. ARNDT T brought op the high Martial Law Bill, which
was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecood time on
7neGlay.
Mrs. Addifon's Divorce Bill was brought from the Lords.—
On the cmcition for the firft reading of the Pill, Mr. jai:pre
raid, he would not oppote it in this nage' but he protelted
ag lira it, and at any rate it dcferved the molt ferious confider--
a:ion. The Bill was then read a firft time, and ordered to be
read a teased time on Wedoefday.
Mr. Baacce moved for leave to bring in a Bill for facilitating
Enciotures...-Leare given.
The Houle Waived itfelf into a Committee on the Country
Binkers' Note Forgery Bill. On the motion of Sir jonn SlN-
cLua, a dank was adopted, extending the provinces of the
Bill to all Bills of Exchange or Notes on demand, drawn by
Bodies Corporate or individuals. After fAine obfcrvations from
Colonel ELrote and Mr. PizaterotNT' the Houle returned,
Use Report was received, and the (artier confideration of it
fixed for Friday fennight.
,The Irifh Foundling Hofpital Bill was read a third time and
patted.
Mr. VA NSITTA T prefented Accounts at the Produce of the
&amp Duties of England and Scotland; the Surris paid into the
&chapter on 4ccmatt of the fame, and the balances remaining
In the hands of tharecral Colledon, which were ordered to

be printed
The fioufeie a Committee went through the Portugal Wine
iiiareltoule Bill. Thc. Report was ordered to be received on
Monday.
On the Orderer the day bring read for the further confider-
*Roo nf tbe Kcpoet on the Sugar Drawback in, mr.vAN•l7-
:tAILT nsoved a Clank. That the prov Lions or the Bill mould
'trot menden ; which was agreed to, and the Bill or-
dered to but read a third time on Monday.
MT. VIL Pi UTTAR T moved, that the Houk mould on Mon-
ably refolm luta Committees to confider of the Importation and
Exportation af Copper, and to confider of the Duties paid 04.
dpirks wade le, awl imp.ortt.l from Ho:land.--Agreed to.

An Account a.i ordereJ ,n i•dd Wore the-Hoafe of the
clifpoLtion of the money granted for the purchah. of Hurting.,
for the ttli.f of the Poor.

The ATIORNIL: -Gr % s VAL ebt4,lled leave to brine ID 2 Bill
Far the fpeedy recovery of Delos due .0 his Msiefiy in try 'an
of 41 United Kingdom, al. 1 for du: better o:
Italie within th, fame.
The Fines Bill, with lac =ailments, was
orate/tato be
London, England, 1801-05-29

ILECTIO. Of IRISH SWIMS.

Mr. Assist., after fome prefatory obfervations
on the manner in which the Eledion of Members
to terve in Parliament was condoided in Ireland,
and the enormus expence which muft atice from

the neceffity of trying eontefted EleCtions before
Committees of that Houfe—moved for leave to
bring in a Bill to regulate the trials of contelled
Eletlions of Members for that part of the United
'Kingdom called Ireland. He explained the na-
ture of the Bill, which was to appoint a Commif-
(ion in Ireland, chofen from among the Militant
Barrifters who prefide at the Quarter Seffions in
that country, who were to examine the evidence
in fuch cafes, and to report their opinion thereon.
This Commiffion only to be instituted in cafe any
of the parties concerned in a difputed Eleition
°would Rate his will' to the Committee of that
Houfe to wham the original Petition (ball' have
been referred; and that then it &all be competent
for the Chairman of fuch Committee to itFue his
warrant for the appointment of filch Commiffion ;
whofe ftatement of the evidence (hall be again re-
ferred to a Committee of the Houle, to examine
and report thereon. This Bill it was his with to
have printed, in order that during the fummer it
might be fully confidered.
Mr. Lucie feconded the motion, expreffing his
defire to have the mcafure palled this Seffion, the
neceffity for it being obvious, as any County Elec-
tion that might be difputed would, if tried in Eng-
land, coil not lefs than too,oool.
MINYRENC ti thought the delay proplfed by the
Right Hon. Mover highly proper, on a queftion of
fuck magnitude, particularly as no diffolution of
Parliament was at all likely to take place before
the next Seffion. He recommended the Right
Hon. Mover, in his plans for reforming the fyftem
of Iri(h EleCtions, to turn his attention to the prac-
tice of procuring occafional voters, by which arti-
fice the legal voters were virtually disfranchifed.
After tome further remark from Mr. SIMEON,
Sir JOHN PARNELL, Mr. ALEXANDER, and Mr.
Asaorr, leave was given to bring in the Bill.
Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1801-05-16

PLYMOUTH, AL‘Y 14.

Came in the Louifa French brig, laden with
wheat And flour, cut out of kbiberoon Bay, on
the 6th initant, by the boats wt is Maicfly's fbip
STORK, of 28 guns, Capt. Patera, within tam:
qnct fhot of the fhore : the Sross had previoufly
captured two chafe marees, one of which was de.
aroyed, and the other fitted out As a cruller, but
the was unfortunately retaken the fame day by a
French gun boat of fuperior force.—Came in the
Laos, of 38 guns, Capt. HOPI, from' a cruise.
—Alto the Rastas cutter, of 8 guns, Captiiin
Faszia, with a tub boat, laden with zoo ankers

of fpiriti.

MAY Es.

Arrived a Danifls Emit Indiaman, laden with
Mks, tea, china, &c. fent in by the Eu amines, Capt.
BATHURST. Arld will prove a valuable prise.--
Sailed the &llama° gun-brig for Guernfey.

£HED.NW, MAT is.
Sailed_zellerday, his' Majefty's Coop fit rrsee,
Captain KITTOS, for Portfmouth, and the Clasout
and Atsoaassoa gun-boats for the Downs. Ar-
rived this day, the Striven, friaate from a cruifc.
The levsyriocros floop went to the Note. fitted
for a voyage of dilCovery: Cornishman's. is
;be Commander. _ ter,.. 4 • •• -

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LOND:N MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY Is.

We had a few frelli arrivals of Wbeat at market this day,
gilded toured that article to be brilker fele, but very few buyers
to be founcia—.Fine runs from Kent, Ere:, and Suffolk, went
off from 9co. to togs. and Sne Foreign from gos. to uo.....—Rye
Is ss. ye: quarter lower.--In Barley and Malt no alteration.—
Oats the fan* as Mondry..—ln Peafe, &MP, or other articles,
little cop* alteration. Flour the fame as Monday.