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London, England, 1801-02-21

AMERICAN STOCKS.

To anfwer the letter of VIIIRITAN and to prove
the inaccuracy of its alrertion, was eafy on the very
evening in which the S ras publiflied it. But I
waited for an opportunity, which I would gladly
have embraced, of acknowledging the receipt of a
dividend. None has yet appeared; and Vserras
muft have the mortification of being publicly
contradiaed by the declaration, that from the
flock, for which the money was paid in 1798, no
dividend has jet been received from America at
the hottfe of Meirrs BARING! This delay may not
he general ; but it certainly does exift in more
than-one infiance. a.
• 1,44.14, aos.

PARLIAMENT,IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20.

The Marquis of Bath, Earl of Chatham, Lords Carteret and
Somers, were (worn and took their feats.

The Bill for repealing the Brown Bread Ad of hit &Mon
wan read a (mond time, and we anderftand, referred in the
Art initanee to the eonfideration of the Bele& Committee.

Some private hulinefs was difpactl of; and in reference to
the Naturalisation Bill of William Bourg-ois, the neceffary Do-
cument from the Secretary of State's Office, refpeding the de-
meanor and conduct of the party, his compliance with the
Alien Regulations, &c. as required by a recent order of the
Houfc, wu laid upon the Table.
Their Lnedthips ordered that no reports from the Judges
upon Petitions for Private Mils, be received after Tuefday the
14th of April Delta—The Hotife then adjourned till part three
o'clock on Monday.
London, England, 1801-02-21

On Saturday. Feb. iS,tilot, will be publifited, price fixpence,
Ornamented wigs an e!rgant Engraving, by Conant °,
Number I. at a NEW WORK, entitled,

THE MODERN UNIVERSAL TRAVEL-
LER+ ; or, the PREIRNT STATR of the WORLD dlfpbyed,
to be continued Wethly, being a general Colledtion of the lateft
and molt authentic Travels through the four Qsuartcrs of the
Globe. The whole fckdted from modern Writers, with a par-
ticular view to the flatilfiesi (tate of each country; charadtcr,
manners, and cultoms ; extent and boundaries of fettlements ;
hcenomena, with the climate; and fevers! important obfer-
...Atkins and couiparifons in the natural and moral feienee
of man.—ln which will he developed the variou, windings of
,Olive life. from the Rate of barbarifm to political refinement,
with appoSte contralts between civil ant GPoige foeiety ; fyfte-
matically arranged from the tr..)11. recent Travellers, and parti-
cularly adapted to the pocket, and the potLlftoa of youth, con-
taining, in the ehespeft compalk. the Jubilance of cinch larger
Works.
London: Printed for J. Lee, No. to 7, Newgate-street; fold
alto by Crolby mid Letterman, Statiorcrs Court; C. Smith,
No. t 72‘. Strand; C. Chap*, No. 66, Pall-Mall; W. Lind-
fill. No. ey, Stinspoic-Sreet ; and J. &afoot, No. a 7, Norton
Falgate. _

Fee the CONVENIENCE. of the PUBLIC I (11,NEP AL.
DOT PAILTICVLARLY OP OFFICIRI ON 51.1%10E,

AND rfesON3 ON A &IA VOYAGE.
JUICE of LEMONS, in a concrete or cryfia!ifeel
t►ate,being the pure acid part of the fruit in a foliii and dry
'ono, reknibung io appearance white Sugar Candy : Pre-
pared only by kiuniv Cozwr Nn, son, Temple-114r. Fleet-
fired, Loudon; each packaro figned ►y himfelf ; and who iq
permitted to refer to the higlidt autliorities iu 'hit kingdom, for
the purity of the preparation.
Tis grateful Acid, now obtained under the prefast evolve-
nitwit and elegant form of Cryftsh, molt completely ankyers
Rory prattle purpok of fee& Lemon juice; and with theft
farther advantages. that beim in a dry ftate. it it extremely
portable. ea-cupping very little room, and remaining unchanged
in any climate and withall, being lets expensive than Lcmoos,
or Lefton juice.
- • - • •

At S. It may be laid to be Invaluable, mare of th, Car in
his Majeßy's Navy. and in the ftreier of the ! all India
Company, have for tome dine paR been fopplted with it in
contaletabla quantity.
To be had of Boikoky, Correll and Co Temple-Bar, ("po-
ise the Temple, Laudon•; and at molt ni t..c principal towns
th the liinsdotn.
London, England, 1801-02-21

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• I
TO THE corm. rr MEMBERA

Salifbury, Feb 6.
An ancient nglifh Lady. known by the name
of Landed Property, in former times univerfally
admired, refpeeted, and fupported, by all inde-
pendent ranks and chilies of perrons, as the favou-
rite Daughter of the Conßitution, humbly prefents j
her compliments to the Knights of the different
Shires (v.thorn the has always contidcrcd as her j
gUardians and trultees,) and takes the liberty to
admonifh them that the has found herfelf rather'
alglefird of hue; the burthens laid upon her dretily
are almoll infttpportable ; and the weight of other
demands that are charged upon her intlirrnly, have
bent hel- double ; the opulent families of her
children can no longer enjoy their acctillomed
comforts of life, the middling are forced to relin.
quith their conveniencies, and indult' y is reduced
to poverty, and to the want of bread and common
neceffaries. Under thick melancholy circum.
fiances, the feels it her duty to entreat and flip-
plicate the County Members to ute their ntmott
ezertons to put an end to this dilations and
bloody war, by its continuation become the foul ce
of her greatett evils and calamities ; that while
the lives the may live in peace, and dittribute hap-
pincfs and abundance to her children in neceflity.
During the American war, her prayer was heard
and attended to, and fly! hopes to meet with the
fame favour now—particularly as her Trutlees
are foon expeeted to give an account of their toll
and
_Avant/hip,.
London, England, 1801-02-21

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FF.B/UARY vs.
l'rutit iwats have a ready fide, at pra,ts lull as high as
Isbtatacti of late.—Rye and Barley continue nearly the fame.—
Malts are lower in price..--Oats continue to fell at nearly as
high prices as of later—Neale and Beans have experienced little
alteration.
London, England, 1801-02-21

FFRRUAIY 20.-Oltfkil V. MtIS.

The Defendant is the Keeper of the Hoare of
Correetion, in Cold-Bath Fields, and the Plaintiff
had been convieted of a mifdemeanour, and was
in Cu ftody for two years.
This aCtion was brought to rawer back feveral
films of money from Aris, which the Plaintiff bad
given him for indulgcncies in Jail, which he had
no tight to give him. He had been furnifhed
with a room at one guinea per week, which was
diretily contrary to the general regulations of that
by which it was provided, that thole who
were confined there only for fafe euftody, had a
right to a bed, provided they were able to pay for
it, one fhilling per night. But perfons in the 11.
tuation of the Plaintiff, who had been tonvieted of
an offence, had no right to any fuch indulgence.
A perfon of the name of Duffin who had been
convicted of keeping a gaming houfe, and was con-
fined there, proved that Green [rid from the 2d
of February to Auguft, a guinea a week for a
room, and there were four other perfons in the
fame fituation, that had come from the King's
Bench. There was no provifion for fuch accom-
modation by the regulations of the Jail.
ME. ERSKINE and Mr. FERGUSON, who were
Connie' for the Plaintiff') puffied this bufinefs with
earneftncfs.

In anfwer to this charge, the Defendant pro-
duced an Order from the Prifon Committee, Dr.
Dia& in the Chair, authoriting him to grant that
indulgence to theft prifoners; and that Order had
been confirmed by the (tarter Seffions.
The Noble and Learned Judge was of opinion,
that as the Ad of Parliament authorifed the M.i•
gifltates to make regulations, that the Plaintiff
mull be nonfuited. 'Their regulations were not
like the laws of the Medes and Perlions, that were
not to be altered. His Lordfhip Paid, he wifbefl
to fay one word on this tubjeet. No man, or bo-
dy of men, could better difeharge their duty when
it came within the anshit of it, than by watching
over the conduit of Jaiiors to Prifoners, And,
whenever, foi the fake of %%faking reformation, in-
quiries had been made, it was tnoft laudable in
thole who made them : what he was then (Merv.
ing had no relation to this caufe or any other
caufe. h was inspoffMe to re... 41 the public prints
without fecinb cert tin qucltion, canvaff:d, pro and
:or. :Ind fuel' reformations (right never to be coo-
uitli party intrigue, fattion, and (edition.
His tAndll.ip hoped it would not be imputed to
hirn, thal he did not keep ;a Iltia rye over Inch
nitif %h en :hey w..re tirought before him. He
was agautit the Detentlan• when he was formerly
h:fore the Court. But he ilonTht that in this in-
Rance l.e hid &Lc nothing ,unit.—Plaistif sow
London, England, 1801-02-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. &ration gave notice of his intention.to move on Mon-
day next, for leave to bring in a Bill to continue and amend the
Ad to prevent the burning of Ships and the Obitrudlion of
Seamen.

Noy writs were moved for Carabriclgefhire, in the room of
C. York. Efq. he having accepted the office of Secretary at
War ; alto the Borough of Rye, in the room of the Right Ho-
nourable Lord Hawkdbury, he having accepted the office of
one of Ma Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State.

IRISH MILITIA.
Mr. Duxo.ls raid, that it appeared there was a
difference in the proportion of Officers in the Mili-
tia of England and Ireland, from which confider-
able inconvenience might refult to that ellabliffi-
mcnt ; with a view, therefore, to put the Militia
of both countries on the fame footing, that the
fame number of men Ihould have the fame num-
her of Officers, he moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for increafing the number of field Officers
in the fevdral regiments of Militia in Ireland.—
Leave given; and Mr. Dundas and Lord Cattle-
rush ordered to prepare and bring in the fame.

MILITARY LAW IN IRELAND.
Lord CASTLEREAGH (aid, that underftanding it
would be more acceptable to the Gentlemen on the
oppofite fide that his notice of a motion for the
continuance of Martial Law in certain parts of
Ireland, which flood for this day fe'nnight, !hould
be brought on after the Call of the Houfc, he had
no objection to defer it to Thurfday fe'nnight, as it
would then follow the difcuffion on the State of
the Nation, which an Hononrable Gentleman had
announced his intention of bringing forward on
Monday next.
In confequence of tome obfervation from the
Speaker, Lord Caftlereagh fixed his motion for
Friday fe'nnight.
Lord Carrxuatsois alfo gave notice of his in-
tention to move, on Monday next, for leave to
bring in a till to regulate the Office of Mailer of
the Rolls in Ireland.
London, England, 1801-02-21

101tAL YORE HOTEL, CLIPTON.

JWARNE refpeaftilly informs the Nobility and
• Gentry, referring to Clifton and the Hotwdlt, that he ha'
taken and newly fitted up for their Reception, the above Hotel.
Neat Poft Coaches, Chalks, and Sociabies.
Ball, every Tv efilay Fortnight.
London, England, 1801-02-19

BUDGET.

The Houfe having refolved itfclf into a Com-
mittee of Ways and Means.
Mr. Chancellor Pim- rote, and (poke in fub-
fiance as follows :—ln fubmitting to the Com-
mittee the means that are required to make pro-
vifion for the fbpplies of the year, it will be my
duty firft to call their attention to the changes,
which take place in the di ftribution of thole means
in confequence of the Union, to advert to thole
parts of the Supply and Ways and Means which
are to be feparately provided for, and to Rate how
that feparate provifion is to be made. In doing
this I thall adhere as clofely as poffible to the
mode nfually obferved in the annual Itatement of
the financial fituation of the country. In purist-
:ince of this arrangement, therefore, I !hall lay
before the Committee the various articles of which
the Supply of the year confifts.
London, England, 1801-02-19

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY 17.

AYLEWIN 9. AIREL.
This was an aaion brought to recover dftnages
for the breach of a warranty of the foundnefs of
a boric purchafed from the Defendant, which
turned out to be unfound. and died loon after
coming into the hands of the Plaintiff. The evi-
dence was curious, merely from its extraordinary
contrariety. The witneffes for the Plaintiff Rated
rnaft unequivocally that the horfe at the time of
the purchafe was alili4led with the fame diftemper
which terminated in his deathovhile thofe for the
Defendant as roundly afferted that he was then
in perfeft health and high condition. There was,
however, this difference, that the Plaintiffs
wit-
ne(fes ..trare their teftintony diftinely and circum-
Rantially, while thofe of the Defendant fpoke un-
der circumftances which tended materially to in-
validate their tellimony.
Lnrd Ecnow, in fumming up the evidence, ex-
preiTed his indignation in the warmeft terms at the
manner in wtssch evidence was generally given in
caufes of this nature. He added, that it ever had
been and ever fhonld be, his firm determination to
avail himfelf of the firft opportunity that fhould
occur of infiiaing a ftsitahhe puniihment on fuel)
witneffes as came forward for the purpofe of con-
cealing or perverting the trnth.—Verdid for the
Plaintiff. •
•
London, England, 1801-02-19

PRINTED COTTONS.

On which I propofe an additional duty of
aid. on all thole paying a duty of 3W, per yard;
but allowing a drawback in cafe of exportation.
I ellimate the produce of this Tax at 140,c001.
The whole therefore coming under the head of
Excife, will amount to 575,0001. Of thofe arti-
cles coming under the head of Culloms, the irft
on which rpropofe to lay a duty is

SUGAR.

A Dtity of t s. rod. per hundred weight will pro.
duce a Turn of 123,0001. This duty will make no
difference in the price of the commodity, becusfe
it is only perpetuating one duty in the room (la
temporary one, which is to ceafe. The next At..
tick is
London, England, 1801-02-19

chafe tea, fuch as he has been in the habit of
using, at a cheaper rate than he could have hac; ;r
twenty years ago. Even under the additional du
tics that have been laid on this article, the fate.
of the Eall India Company have of late been con.
fiderably increafed. The new duty which I mean
to propofe is, that of ten per cent. on the value of
all teasfold above 25. 6d. per pound ; and I have
calculated this will produce an anneal ium of
300,0001.

PAPER.

The next article on which I propel& to lay a citt-
ty, is not an article of neeeffity ; and I fuppofe it
will not be denied but that it will bear a duty
double to that which it now pays. I prnpofe that
an increafe to that amount be laid on all defcrip.
Lions of Paper, exempting, however, from the du-
ty all paper-hangings and decorations which Thal]
be exported from this country. I [hall alfapro-
pore to allow a difcount for all paper on which
(hall be printed thole daily publications which arc
Co extremely interelling to all defcriptions of pee-
*, as to eonffitute a fpecies of luxury that can
hardly be difpenfed with. This difcount, I &11l
expel*, will make fo little difference in point of
duty to the perfons interelted in thofe cations.
as to render it unneceffary to raife trebilpikes of
them; and even if it fhould be neceffary, I think
thofe perfons who retort to coffee-houfes, and who
are interefted in knowing the contents of thole pa-
pers, will not murmur at a trifling advance in the
price of an article that is capable of affording le
high a gratification. As to the graver fpecies of
literature, I do not fuppofe that this tax will make
any great difference with regard to the publica.
tion and fale of books or works of learning, which
more properly belong to the library ; for it is not
very likely that there will be fuperfeded by maga-
zines and newfpapers. The fum which 1 expert
to be produced by this duty will amount to
1 35,0001.
There is another article coming under the
head of Excife, a tax on which cannot tend to
dit-
courage our manufathsres, nor will it be felt as a
hardlhip, becaufe it is only the luxurious ufe of
the article on which an increafe of expence is like-
ly to take place. This is the article of
London, England, 1801-02-19

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

On Monday the 9th inftant, orm initltutzd to the Recta,'
of Catena*, in • the Me of Wight, by Commtffion from the
Lordl3lfltop of Winchefter, the Rev. Henry Wadley, D. D. of
Whitcomb, in the We of Wight; pea-aped by Almeoftee
Campbell, of Oetconab-Houk, Erg. foie patron.
London, England, 1801-02-19

TIMBER.

I fhall propofe to lay a duty, amounting to one-
third of the prefent duties on all Staves, Deals,
&c. imported into this country which, together
with an increafe of 4 per cent. on the value of the
article, will produce the fum of soo,oool.
The article of
London, England, 1801-02-19

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

For Nautical Advertifements, fee the third column of the
fluff page.

The Mails for the Leeward Wands of the third Wednddal
of the month, will this evening fit fent from the Poft Office to
Falmouth, to be forwarded to the Wcft Indies in the Tuornfend
Packet, now at that place ready for fca.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY tS.

This afternoon failed from St. Helen's the fol-
lowing Chips on a cruine : the ENDYMION, Capt.
WILLIAMS, TRENT, SirE. HAM ILTON ISIS, Capt.
WALKER, and the LAPWING, Capt. ROTHERHAM.
The SANTA MARG.ARITTA and ST. FIORE NZO
failed with the Straits Convoy under their pro-
cation ; alfo the SEA GULL, for Jerfey.
The TOPAZ!, Capt. CHLIROH, which failed latt
Friday with the Vs'eft India Fleet under convoy,
touched ground near Cowes Cattle, but got off
without much injury.—Two of the Merchantmen,
Princcfs Royal, TRISTRAM, and the Jane, JOll N.
STOW, bound to Demerara, got on (bore on the
Shingles, and received fo much damage as to be
obliged to put into Cowes, to unload and repair.
London, England, 1801-02-19

DEAL, FEBRUARY :S.

Sailed through-the Downs, the CALCUTTA, AtR-
LY CASTL:, CHARLTON, DUKE OT MONTROR E, and
DOPER CASTLE, for the tall Indies. Wind N.
On Monday arrived in the Downs, the Ameri-
can fhip Sally, of Baltimore, DAVID GEMMILL
mailer, bound to Amflerdam, put in, being very
leaky, having encountered a heavy gale of wind in
the North Sea, which obliged her to bear up, after
being in fight of the Texel. Arrived alfo the gal-
Lot Ikiercurilic, PITT R HEDRICK GEIDI'S mailer,
of Roftock, in Mecklenburg, bound to London
with wheat. Remain in the 'Downs, hisMsjefly's
(hips as per lan.

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY ill.
Sailed his Majel Hoop St Lair, Captain Wit,
lAA MS, on a cruize.—Went out of harbour to the
'Noce, the Es rirc Ls, Captain SLADl.—Sailcd for
Leith, the Normal:es cutter; and the (Itirsa-
aoliouon, Lieutenant FABIAN, on a cruize.
Lieutenant MATHEW FLIEDERS is promoted to
the rank of Commander in the Navy, and is ap.
pointed to command the INVESTIGATOR, (late
XaMO►MOM) now fitting for a voyage of difcovery.
London, England, 1801-08-17

•UCUST 14..

We are informed from Nantes, that a divifion
of the Englifh fleet, confining of a 'hip armed en
flute, a large corvette, a frigate, a lugger, and a
brig, are continually in Quiberon-bay.

Portugal confenu to receive French and Spann
garrifons Into'all her fortified places, and to ex-
clude from her ports every nip belonging to Eng-
land.

acgrtooms, Aucurr f.
The Englifh have removed frOin our wafts:
they fill, however, continue in fight, andtcruize at
large. They have made no attempt either yefier-
day or to-day : they have fent back into England
five of their bomb veffels which were confiderably
damaged by our fire in the affair of the 16th. We
have only had two men very lightly wounded,
and this is all that we have fuffered by the throw-
ing of twelve hundred bombs, and by fending
Nazsom to attack us.
e following letter has been addreffed to Beat--
Admiral Lrrouca a Taavizza under whofe com-
mand all the naval force of la idanehe is placed:
“ Admiral—The Sub-Prefeift of the divifion, the
Mayor, and other Magiftrates of Boulogne, owe
in their own name, and in the name of their fel-
low citizens, to the brave flotilla placed tinder
your command, the tribute of their admiration
and their gratitude. They requell of you to tranf.
mit this acknowledgment to the failors and foldiers
who fo worthily maintained the honour of the
French arms, and fuppcirted the charafter of the
French name, on the 16th Thermidor (4th Aug.).
We have feen, Admiral, with what unalterable
confaney, with what invincible courage, your
companions in arms fuflained, in fpite of an infe-
riority of their forces and their means, whicfpwould
have difcouraged any other people but the French,
a bombardment of fifteen hours, direeted by a man
who has tarnifhed his name by two vieories over
civilization and the liberty of the fens. We have
feen the thunderbolts of the Englifh arfenals main-
guified in the waters which furronnd oar coatis,
without having reached one of thofe brave men
defined to defend them and to invade the (bores of
England. With what feelings will the Englifh
behold there heroes who, under the guiding genius
of B0111•IPALaTI, and the flag of LATOUCHE Tat-
vitt', are preparing to let foot on a land which
for twelve years has fupplied fuel for the flames of
war, and has nourifhed chore divifions and that
fpirit of monopoly which have deßroyed the re-
pole
of Europe. Be affured, Admiral, that you
will find none here but true Frenchmen, convinced
as we are of our greater obligations to be fo from
our greater vicinity to England."
London, England, 1801-08-17

YARMOUTH, AUGUST i 6.

Yeacrday arrived from Bremerlehe, the PRIN-
CESS ROYAL packet, Captain Harassown, with the
Hamburgh mail in due courfe : by this packet
Mr. AY LISWORTH, a Mellinger from Berlin, ar-
rived, with Mr. and Mrs. ODDY : alfo arrived an
Embden packet, Captain WIC MANN, from Ham-
burgh, with pallingers.
This evening Admiral PHILLIPS left this place
for Loweftoft.—The PRINCR or Wasss packet,
Captain SUTTON, for Cuxhaven, with mails and
pallingers, is prevented failing, the wind blowing
frefh at N. E. Arrived the STANDARD, of 64
guns, and two loggers.
Yelierday feveral rails pallid by from the Bal-
tic, under convoy of the MANLY gun-brig.
London, England, 1801-08-17

MARRIAGES,

At Bombay, Lieutenant Colonel R. Gordon, Adjutant Ge-
neral, to Mif. King. Captain J. WMainasy oflifonghyr, to the
widow of the late Major Sibbalit. R. F. AnSer, PA. of the
Treafury, to the daughter of the late Sir J. Meredyth. G. Ud-
'mi. Eliot the Board of Trade, t o Mire Flannting. Lieute-
nant J. chat, such Dragoons, to the fecund daughter of the
late Lieutenant Colonel P4b. Lieutenant Warner, to MU. G.
White. lieutenant Sibley, to the daughter of Captain Bedell,
,3tb Reg. Lieut. T. ilaylp, ntit Reg. to MW Hanunood.—
At Pondicherry, Captain J. Ahkrr, to Mifs A. DErWE At
Madras, J. King, EN. to Mrs. de Dieu. At Arnbom. by Capt.
J. L. Jones, Mr. Yates, to the daughter of (Sprain King, Com-
mandant of that gartifoa. At Blaughuipore, Captain Stewart,
to Miff H. Wainwright. At Pondicherry, Lieutenant R. Omtf-
by, 6th native cavalry, to Mrs. de alenbOOL
London, England, 1801-08-28

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Poireffion of incomes, ari.
Ong from Frethold, Copyhold, or Leatel;olsl Ukases, in
Land or Hooka, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointulm, Annuitiet,Pahmt PI tea,
Church Livings, or any other-certain income for Life, may be
fopplied with temporary or permanent Syma of Money to any
amount, by paying Annuity kitereit for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated on their periwig iecurity ; and is any
initanoe, where the toile (murky of an individual may be
deemed infufficient, the addition of another perfon to guaran-
tee the payment of the Interest, will remove the ; and
in all cafes, privilege vrlll begins to the Public, to return the
principal at their own optiest.
Perri:Mal applications will be received every day till four
teciocle, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country,
(port paid) will be immediately anivernad, addrand to the Do
rector of the Nstiobtliwidoe hank, sa bla sown-hark. Na, la
Limo. jotin-fosa. 09.41dpaluvc• :-. •
London, England, 1801-08-28

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 26.

Came in the French brig le Petit Bartien, in bal.
lafl, captured in Q2iberon-bay, by the UNICORN,
of 32 guns, Captain WENYISS: a French fehooner,
name unknown, of 6 guns, laden with culm, from
France, captured off the He of Dieu, the 6th
init. by the EARL Sr. VINCENT brig, of t 8 guns:
and the HALirix brig, of 14 guns, with a fleet of
light vkluallers, from the fquadron off Rochfort.
It was there reported that Sir EDWARD PALLIW
would attempt the deflruetion of 6 fail of the line,
which he has long blocked up in that harbour.
Sailed the HY/LNA, of 24 guns, Capt. GRANGER,
with a fleet of coasters for the Downs.

SHEERNESS, AUGUST *7.

Sailed lafl night his Majay's frigate SHANNON,
Captain PATER, on a cruize. This morning the
HARPY brig, Captain Boys, made fignal for the
(hips bopnd to the Baltic to weigh their anchors,
they got under way about (even o'clock, with the
wind to the Southward. Sailed alfo the MARLIT
gun-brig, Lieut. MALONt, with the !hips under
convoy for the Elbe. ThaVAA [RAM ID 3ndAls A-
cum( brig have gone out of dock, and the
SPAIIILIR gun•brig has been taken in.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1801-08-28

IN THE NAME OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

R. La Camila, Rear-Admiral, Captain• General
of Guadeloupe sad its Dependencies--Confidering
that malevolence has thought proper to throw
doubts over the intentions of Government, when
by an aft of juice it recalled thofe inhabitants
who had been too long ablent from the Colony,
compelled to banifh themfelves through a well•
grounded fear of becoming the vidims of revo-
lutionary events :—Confidering alto, that thofe
men who cannot be the fincere friends of a Go-
•ernment which protees them, ought not to be
confounded with thofe who have only (hewn
themfelves inimical to the enemies of Republi-
can Government : and confidering that it is
efiential to determine the preliminary conditions
to be fulfilled to thofe who with to return to
Guadaloupe, and to allure thofe Republicans
who have not quitted the Colony, and are at
the fame time farmers of national domains, that
no meafure fhall be taken in oppofition to thole
engagements entered into between them and the
Republic : Confidering, laftly, that it is the duty
of a jai Government to nuke known the princi•
pies which direft its iglions, decrees as follow:
An. 1. Every perfon 'tient from the Colony, and inferibed
on the lilt of Emigrants, addling to return, thall addrefs im-
mediately, either through the medium of his parents, or Come
perfon property authorized, a petition to the Captain General, '
who will reedve information, pronounce upon the demand, and
make known his decilion to thofe whoa it concerns.

1. Thofe peifons who Sall be authorised to retina, malt
patient themfelves on their arrival to the Commiffiu7 General
of Pn Icc, who will dcliver to them the neceffary documents.
3. Thole reititutions which Government mall find It jolt to
nuke to proprietors who have any right to demand loch, 0142
not be made to the pre:mdice of the actual poffeffors.
London, England, 1801-02-26

TORBAY, FEBRUARY 24.

Sailed this morning for Portfmouth, his Majef-
ty's fhip RUSSELL ; and the Dukingfield Hall, of
Lobdon, Captain JOHN LoosE, for Dartmouth.
Arrived the IMMORTALITE frigate, of 36 guns,
and the Mitiainta fire fhip from feparatc cruizes ;
the IdEusita has taken a French brig and fent her
for Plymouth.
Remain the VILLE DE PARIS, SAN Jour, ALC-
MENE frigate, MECI6I4 fire fhip, and DOLLY cut-
ter. Wind W.
London, England, 1801-02-26

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY s 3.

Arrived the La CUTS,. paekee,CapraillSHAß PI,
from the Leeward Mends, with Rails and Dif-
patches, dated 26 January ; the failed from hence
on the 3cth of November, with the Leeward Ward
Mail of that month, and arrived at Barbadoes on
the 3oth December, where the found his Majefty's
(hip Testae, and learnt that the GRANTHAM out-
ward bound packet had been wrecked on Med-
I ham's Shoal, the crew and mails Paved : part
of the crew the brought home.—At Martinique
the found his Majefty's (hip LEVIATHAN about to
fail, and l'Atteasta, Suzan, and HORNET lying
at anehor.—The GARLAND cutter convoyed her to
Antigua.—The TAMER arrived at Montferrat
on the t6th of January, with Troops.—At
Nevis the found the SOUTHAMPTON frigate with
two American frigates, and the Hoke sr (loop of
war. The LEICESTER failed from Tortola on the
36th January, under convoy of the SOUTHAMPTON,
and in company with the merchant brig Dart.
The day after they failed the SOUTR•MPTON re-
captured the Harmony (loop from Philadelphia to
Cuba, taken by a French privateer of 14 guns.
By this Packet we learn that feveral of the
Weft-India Beet had arrived at Barbadoes, but
that the convoy had not arrived there on the t 3th
of January, having feparated in a gale of wind.
Arrived silo the WALSINCHAM packet, Capt.
ROBERTS, from Li(bon, with mails, dated Loth
February.—She failed from hence on the 24th of
January, and arrived at Litton on the 3oth, (after
having run aground on the bir) where the found
his Majefty's (hips HECTOR, MINERVA, AURORA,
and MILBROOE. She failed for England under
convoy of the Portuguefe frigate TRITON, and ar-
rived here this day. Mr. Ba rsom, a merchant,
came in this packet from Li(bon.

ANOTHER LWILTER, SAME DATE.

Arrived the American brig Union, Capt. WAR-
IN, from Fayetville, with flour, rice, and to-
bacco ; and the American Chip Catharine, Captain
MOORF, from Norfolk, Virginia, with tobacco,
after a pairage of 47 days, put in for orders : alfo
this day in a very leaky Rate, the flip Kinfmill, of
Liverpool, Captain Mus.ctois, from Martinique;
the failed from that itland on the 7th of January
lall, laden with fugars, coffee, &c. pert of which
with het guns the was obliged to throwoverboard,
and with difficulty reached this port, having ex-
perienced very bad weather : this (hip brings an
account of the tors of the G ss packet, Capt.
Bust., having been driven afbore in avident gale
of wind at Barbadoes ; the crew are all fared.

-►
SHrERNESS, ?pi[WARY 2s.

Sailcdyeaerday, his Majeity's !hips Forrowas
of 36 guns, Captain Lord AMELIUS lisauctrita,
the ICoitas, oFso guns, Captain HARI, for Yar_
mouth, and the CAMEL Rote !hip, Capt. &MIMI
for Jamaica; alto, the Naacissys brig, Lieut.
Tom tuasom, with a Convoy for Yarmouth.—
This morning the TERI'S I( HOR L and DART loop
went out of harbour, and the CAMMLA came
into harbour to refit.
London, England, 1801-02-26

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

Came in the Portugnefe fchooner St. Joao y Bon
Ventura, Captain PEDRO SI/401S, from St. Übe's,
bound to Limerick, laden with hit and fruit; the
was taken by the Bonaparte privateer, of St. Ma-
loos, and retaken by the Arm... Are, of t 8 guns,
Captain GRIFFITHS.
Sailed on a cruize, the OISEAU, of 36 guns,
Captain FITZROY ; and the &IZMIR, of 18 guns,
Captain KgiN.
London, England, 1801-02-26

TO SILK THROWSTEILS AND ammo.
THE Proprietors of the King's Letters Patent
for an Invention for doubling Silk, M'oritcd, &c. with
truth and enamels, and by which thr, :.fourtlas of the labour,
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A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
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more fully capreffal in his Catalogue (he being the Inventor of
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OLD BAILEY.

Yefterday joint Nei!was capitally eonvuled, for
baling from the (hop and dwelling-houfe of Mr.
Lyle, of Oxford-ftreet, a fhow-glafs, containing
Opera glaffes, fpedacles, &e. above the value of
ten pounds.
Mr. Benjamin Clever law the Prifoncr come paft
his door, carrying this glafs-cafe before him :
hearing the alarm, he and fome others purfued
him, and overtook him with it on his 'boulder,
when he threw it down. The Prifoncr, in his de-
fence, laid, a woman was to give him a (billing to
carry it.
Henry Lovett, an officer, produced the cafe,
and part of the glades, which were (worn to by
Mr. Lyle.
The trial of the two ring-droppers was put off
till next Seffions.
Sentence was paffed on the prifoners convided
this &Ilion, when

William Brawn, alias Chalkier, John Cole, John Saunders,
Hugh Tully, William Clark, James Barnes, John Branning, and
John Nell, feverally received Judgment of drath.

Mary Hodges, for receiving goods knowing them to have
been *den, was fenteneed to be tranfported for the term of
14 years to New South Wales, or loch place beyond Seas, as his
Majesty in Council should be pkafed to appoint.

John Hanlon, Nathaniel Hooper, John Harris, Thomas
Bray, James Deakin, William Smith, Thomas Jews, Jorepli
Robins, Elizabeth Garrett, John Whitehead, Sarah Whitehead,
Au Griffiths James Wright, Michael Camtby, Benjamin
Contra Eliaa'beth Craig, Patrick Crtwley,WilliamMaynard
Rachel Mathews, Samuel Balmy, John Shottock, Janies Marl-
ton, Thomas Little, James Brown, and John Daniel Fear, were
Iceerallp ordered to be tranfported for Into years.
Fifteen we're ordered to be imprsfoned in New-
gate • feven were ordered to be imprifoned in the
Houle ofCorreFtion at Clerkenwell ; eleven were
ordered to be publicly whipped ; eight were or-
dered to be privately whipped, and one was or-
dered to be fined a fhilling and difcharged. Two
of the prifoners to be publicly whipped, are to re-
ceive their punifhment as follows, viz. yoke Gorki,
zoo yards on Cox's Qz_lay ; and Henry Col, zoo
yards in Jewry-ftreet, Aldgate.
The Sefton, being then ended, the fame were
adjourned until Wednefday, the zith day of April
next.
London, England, 1801-08-21

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 19.

Came in the RsvoLoriottala6,of44guns, Cap-
tain Twrsosm, from the Eaftward; l'Orszeo, oft
38 guns, Captain Fitzaor, from a cruize off the
Spanifh coat; and the Swam cutter of 54 guns,
from a cruife. The CONSTANCE, of 24 guns,
Captain Mtiuos, flood into die Sound from Sea,
end after lying to a few hours, failed again
on a cruize : arrived alfcr, the BUSY Revenue cat-
ter from a cruise, with 140 calks of feized fpirits
and a French brig name unknown, laden with
wine, pitch and tar, cut out of a bay on the coat
of France, by the boats of the HIRON DILLE, of 14
guns. Came in the Danifh fhip Martha, of Co-
penhagen, Capt.rimirrive, from Morlaix, bound
to Altona, having on board carriages and fhoes ;
this velfcl was formerly the Martha of Brifiol
by the crew of this veffel it appears that the SUE.
tissers of 14 guns, and Itsmaan of 18 guns, at-
tempted by their boats to cut out a French cutter
from St. Maloes, but being early difcovered, they
were obliged to retreat with the lots of three men
wounded.—Came in the Francifco Spanifh Chaffe
limit, laden with wheat, from St. Andero, bound
to Corunna, taken the soth intl. by the PHOIN IX
privateer, of Jerfey : the had taken five others of
the like fort, and one French veffel.
London, England, 1801-08-21

FALMOUTH, AUGUST ao.

Arrived.the brig No (Ira Senora Rofanna, WE LC H,
from Madeira, in 22 days, and landed a Naval
Officer with difpaches, who immediately went off
for London : the MILBROOIC, fchooner, oft 8 guns,
from a cruize E and American (hip George, Capt.
Rics, with brandy, nuts, &c. from Barcelona, for
orders.

The EARL Sr. VINCENT fchooner has taken and
tent in here a French fchooner, laden with culme.
The homeward•bound Li(bon fleet, under convoy of
the Aldo', Was off the Land's End this morning.

*

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 20.
The litlhcs of WALES, DEANE, is in the Roads
with the Mails for Hamburgh of the 18th inaant.
—We cannot account for the non-arrival of the
Mail now due otherwife than by fuppoting the
Packet to be becalmed, there having been but lit-
tle wind for tome days pall.
Arrived the Johanna, Captain Martin, laden
With deals and timber, from Norway, and the
Hope and Vifrau, Captain Kleutenberg, laden with
Llt 6fh, bound to Embden, both captured by the
()turn (loop of war of 16 guns, Captain Dun.
sna.—Alfo arrived the Prince Earl, Softrun, from
Abo, hound to Amlkerdans, laden with pot-au],
detained by the KITE (loop of war, Captain
DlGBY—Sailed the Haar brig on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-08-21

BRIGH'iTM, auoitsr IS.

['he PRINCE leave us on Mbnday next for a
tf ,t time. His Roy*t. HIGHNESS intends re-
.::wing the troops of the line Rationed at Guild-
on his way to town, to dine with the Duke
of YORK in Piccadilly, and return the following
Jot to Petworth, where he will pats a few days
.k,th Lord EGRtMoNT.
Lord and Lady Wit.tiara Russsi. came down
i.tit night.
London, England, 1801-08-21

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST to.

Arrived the Taturern, of 74 guns, Captain
HALVXVi from Plymouth; HYDRA, of 38 guns,
Captain PAGET, from Weymouth. Came up to
St. Helen's the AMPHITRITI frigate, from the
Weft Indies; Ft.y sloop of war, Captain DuVAL,
friint Africa ; and Ns fchooner, Lieutenant
?Trim, from Oporto. This evening arrived the
Foe rues', Lord BcAuct.sec, from Weymouth.
London, England, 1801-08-21

XCCLES4A ale AL PREFERM,ENTS.

TbC 1411. C. Mors, A. B. of Wadham College, Oxford, has
been collated by the !Blimp of Bath and Wells to the Preben-
' dart' of Combe. the Seventh in Welts Cathedral and appolnted
to tee living of Whitchurch Canooicoeurn,Oarfetthire.
The Rev. Eawarir pnes, M. A. is efentbd to the Vicarage
of Etocivoirth, Oloactierlithe.
London, England, 1801-08-21

SHEERNESS. AUGUST so.

Arrived the Hear: brig of 03 guns, Captain
Bons, from Yarmouth, and the EDWINSTO/41
Shields tender from Shields, with impreffed men
for his Majelly's fervice.—.Sailed the /Ewa; s, Cap-
'ain Sra•mo la, and the Amazon frigate, Captain
f-tirrow, to the Great Nore. The HARPY brig
is appointed to fail for the Baltic with the convoy
now waiting at the Wore. The Silt&PIS has been
fitted as a floating battery, and failed down Chan-
cel to take her ftation as a guard flip.

FROM LLOYITS

DEAL, Aucusr 2o.—Sailed the SAVAGE (loop/
for Shcernefs.—Several veifjs from Oporto are
arrived in the Downs. Win.! N. E.

GRAY ESL ND, AUGUST 2o.—Pa (fed by, the Mary
Aral, CLARK, from Surinam ; Hercules, &BATT,
from Hamburgh ; General Moore, Niro!yrs ; Oda,
DEXTER; ISIBXCUIy,LOTHRINGTON; and Herfacilo,
—, from Oporto ; Ceres, FALSTON ; FCella
—; Ceres, —; and Thetis, —, from Dant-
zic.—Sailed Northampton, BAKER ; and Anne,
SINCLAIR, for India ; Thames, Liis oca ; and
Ocean, NOBLE, for Hamburgh ; Leith Packet,
DAVIDSON, for Bremen ; and Pleon, —, for
Norway.
London, England, 1801-08-21

CORN MARKETS.

At Mark-Lane this day, the Wheat track Vta
very brilk, and feveral confiderable purchafcs were
made at an advance of 3s. to 4s. more than on
Wednefday. Oats brifk, and advanced is. Barley,
beans, and peafe, dull. Flour as per laft.
London, England, 1801-08-21

DEAL, AUGUST 19.

A fignal was 'aft night made from the MEDUSA
frigate, for the hired cutters to weigh, and they
accordingly proceeded to fea, fuppofed for the Bay
of Boulogne. It is expetled that Lord NELSON,
With the whole of his fquadron, in which are three
fire-brigs, will follow them fome time this evening.

The NETLEY fchooner has failed to the weft-
ward ; and the VI CTOIRI fire•brig came down this
morning from the River, and remains with his
Islajefiy's flips OVERT SSEL, MEDUSA, LEYDEN,
ALRMAAR,SAVAGE, and DART; OTT ER andlsTANcr
fife-brigs, liscLa, SULPHUR, and EZPLOSION
bombs, CONSTANT arid HASTY gun-brigs.
London, England, 1801-08-21

FOR THE STAR.

MI. EDITOR.--By the laR Poft from Brighton
I received intelligence of a worgy war being oyer-
heard between a young Nobleman and his Lady,
lately entered into the I:appy,flate. I have clothed
my friend's profe account of tht fparring in a po.:tic
furtont, which you will difpofe of as you pleafc,
permitting me to borrow from T}.ItENCL a truth,
by way of Motto—

" In arnere bee •wlia ifirume."

After fome previous matter, each were heard to
exprefs themfelves more emphaticallyasfollows:—

n.
Curet be the day I made you Mine.

IRE.
Curet be the day I found me thine.
E. -

if Co, let's never meet again.

814 E. •
Agreedenott cordially—Amen.
Eirewet elferent yap.

C.-MITURNING.
But irft, my Lady, take this hint,
Be cautious her we're teen in print-.-
Or truth muft openly reveal
What fall rd willh:gly conceal;
rot wen, yob know, from what's occured—.
'He.
arhat front example l have err'd t
Had you but been what nrft you feern'd,
Doti; by the world had been efteern'd ;
But fuch the tenor of your life,
You vinnot wonder at your wife.
And If plain fads with truth appear,
I'm fury- to merit Pity's tear;
*Vie you mutt WWII, if blunt you can,
For anions which difgrace the man.
•Itt••%NOILI LT.
ill7hy, lure, mgr Ley, you.ou take,
lend _think to *lay the rake;
But Igt me tell you in a word,
I am year fostxdp lawful Lord.
sat.
If fo, obtctve our virtuous Sovereign's plan,
Illod be the lawful not the lawlefs mane
Poe then the marriage bills is erofs'd,
Aid taatnal happioefs is loft.
'flip urge, my Lord,this theme no more,
4rin learn to know yourfelf before
too dare arraign your wife for (Anita,
Ifewrfelf the conk of and lie Timer.

■ s.
Caarrined, my Lady, J7l reform ;
So let a calm fumeed the (term.
And to the world is future prove.
Our quarrels are recruits of love.
Qn which, my friend adds, a reconciliation took
• . place; and ;he pare rarfare, as nfual, reflored.
L—th Road. VALCOUIt.

ASSIZES, &c.

FAUX ASSIZES.-CHELMSMAD, JULY 34.
London, England, 1801-02-10

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY S.

This day arrived at the Motherbank, and put
under quarantine, the following Tranfports from
Gibraltar and Lifbon : Orion, Hortos, Hezham,
Boar, Anne SMITH, Zephyr, Gooc it, and Telema-
chus, PAIN.

Sailed the Prince William armed with the
Traders for the Downs.—Alfo the Sr. GEORGE,
of 98 guns, Capt. Erse, and the ItssoLuricos, of
74 guns, Hon. Capt. GARDNER, to join the Chan-
nel Fleet.--Thc ANsoN, of 44 guns, Capt. DIA-
HAM ; and the PROSELYTE, Capt. FovKE, with the
Tranfports for the Weft Indies, dropped down to
St. Helen's.

The Rebuttals, Capt. Dizos, and Batton*,
Sir T. B. THOldrsom, are taken out of Dock, and
the VANGUARD and BRUNSWICK are taken in.

FEB. 9.—Sailed the PROSELYTE Frigate for the
Well Indies, with the following Tranfports, hav-
ing on board the ill Battalion of the Royal Scots,
and the 64th Regiment of Foot : Admiral Lafo-
rey, Coverdale, Alive Increafe, Harriet, High.
land Lafs, Lady Shore, Loyal Briton, Samuel and
Jane, and Windfor.—Sailed on a cruize the BRIL-
LIANT, Hon. Captain Pecrr.—Arrived the
TEAZEL gun-brig, with a convoy from the Downs.

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 9.
Sailed this day his Majefty's (loop, Lynx, of 1
i 8 guns, Captain Slaws, for Yarmouth; and the
Rama gun-brig went out of harbour to the Norc.
London, England, 1801-02-10

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This day was pubillited,
rI'HE VETERAN TAR, a Comic Opera, in
Two Ads, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-
', me.-13, S. J. ARNOLD, Jun. Tbe Mule emnpofed by
Dr. Alum°.

London : Printed and publilbed by J. Bake; Dramatii Re-
pofitory, Great Ruffell-ftreet, Covent-Garden.
Alfo, VIRGINIA, a Comic Opera, as performed at • t►e
Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; by Mrs. P. Plowden.