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London, England, 1801-10-19

13ANKRUPTCY_ENLARGED,

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Dee. S. Samuel Paul Bamford, John Cooke, and Jame, Fri" 4
Cltiord, of Twerton, Somerfathlre, worited-mantifadu:ol,
St eleven, at the Caftle and Bull. Inn, Bath.
BANKRUPTS.

Chriftopher Hendy,' of Falmouth, mariner,- to furrender Nov,
9, at five, NOV. to, !Ind 2.8, at eleven, at Comrnins's
Falmouth. Attomies, Metres. Carpenter and Guy, Kula c-
Arms Yard, I. ondon ; or Mr. John Haul,, talmooth.
Samuel A ail.d c, of Bloffom-ftrect, Spisaiflelda, comer, Gdoher
20, 24, and Nov. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, klr,
Speck, Back-ftrect, S. John's, Southwark.
John Whitehead, of Elarfden, Yorkshire, coreadlor, Nov. a,
3, and 28, at two, at the Commercial Imr, in Manchelter„
Attomies, Meas. Lowe and Halftead, in Martcheg.er; ur
Mr. Ellie, Curfitor-ftreet, London.
John Andrews, of Eing-firect, Bloomibury, bridle-cutter,
Odlober 20, at ten, 041ober 27, at twelve, and Nov. 28, at

ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Neveman,Alderir.anhtry.,
Francis Union the younger of Croydon, Surrey, miller, Orto.
Der 20, at ten, O.tober 27, at twelve, and Nov. 23, at tut, rt
Guildhall Attorney, Mr. aC. Carter, Staple-Inn. Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.

Odtober st. Gamalic•l Hodgkinfonßobart.. of New Wood float,
Oxfordshire, mercer, at eleven, at the King's Arms an at
Doddington, Oxfonlitire.
Nov. to. John Gilman, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen.
draper, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Great Yarmouth.
Nov. 9. William Whittington, of Bradford, Wilts, clothier, at
eleven, at the Celtic and Ball Inn, Bath.
BIRTR.

In Dominick-ftroet, Dublin, the Right Hon. Lady Hamra
French St-Courge, o 4 a daur-,hter.

MARRIED.
On Tuefday evening, Thomas Wynn, Efq. nephew, of Lerd
Newborotigh, to the Right Hon. Ludy Charlotte BelLiffe,
eldett daughter of the Earl of Fauconberg.

On Wianerday, at Fordcn, Mootgotrterythire, lieutenant.
Colonel Cockburn, elicit. fon of Sir James Cockburn, to tba
Hon. Mariannai Devereux. eideft daughter of Lord Hereterd.i
At Culerain, Robert Miller, t fq. attorney, of Dublin, to
Mire Elinor Galt, daughter of the late Charles Galt, Efq. of
that place.
London, England, 1801-10-19

FIRE IN KITCHEN CHIMNIES.

FROM the Imperfeetion and many Inconveni
naces that atife from the ufe of Smoke Jacks, oe,afioned by
the or. running out, that few Families but have expsylenced the
ampleafent eircunattance of the Chimney taking Fire, even at
the time of cooking—To prevent which, the Proprietors offer
to the Nobility and the Public a Jack, the invention of which
is Entirely new: they are oiled without going up the Chimney,
comet be pot out of repair by the Chimney Sweeper, nor is it-
neecriry ts go up the Chimney to refit or fix them, and will
not want to be removed for twenty years, add to this that by
the ufe of a gills boa on the Mantle, the Cook orany perfon can
fee if the Jack wants oil, or if the oil already therein is good or
bad.—Patent Regißer Stovesake. by the ufe of which much more
beat is obtained at a much lefs caprice of fuel.—Kitchen Ranges
with Ovens, Balers, Steamers, fee. and Kitchen furniture in
Patent Imo, Copper,Tln, &e.
The above to be had only at Stratton, the Patentees, Black-
friars Road, London.
London, England, 1801-10-19

DIED.

Lately, at Waked., Staffordihire, John Dyer, a !died rran,
who had refidid 45 years in the above parith, and foprorod
-
f elf by his own labour, never having rctrived any parochial ad.
Lately, at Britfeildftown, in the county of Cork, I.ady Ro-
berts, wife of sir Thomas Roberts, Sart.
On the t th ult. at Sefton, near Liverpool, in the gosh var
of his age, the Rev, R. Rothwell, M.A. Reelor of that p.a.,
fuppofed to be polfeffed of property to the amount of
,ro
On Sunday the tith infk. at Helloed-bridge, Mils Eliza V,!-.
nour, third daughter oldie late Jobe Venour, Efq. of &qtr.
mead, Warwickshire.
In July laR, at St. Croix, an iDand lately captured from the
Danes, in the Weft Indies, Lieutenant Harold John Mewitt,
of the 64th regiment.

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-MAI6-111R.
THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY is fa certain of its Effleaey liavMx Ina
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eraaleate the
Corns, root and brsncb, TO RPTURN 7Nt MONFY.
It will,on application, take ofthe Inflasnriatinn in a few hours•
and defiroy effedually the Malignity without the had hazard,
Printed Diredlions (*Wed up with it.
Thk i. the celebrated PLANTER that pined In much re-
putation in Germany, and his been fold in London u pwar at
ratty Years, with the greaten reputation.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Aveli, No. t, Finel•-!are,
near the Royal Exchange; and ago by Mr. Day, No. T v:'-
cock-Rivet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ftreet; Mi.
SwinLy, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn;
and Jeboult and Co. No. T.O, Oxford-Rreet.
At Bdßol, by Buigin and Sheppard; and Bonner, print. re.

Bath By Hued, bookfaCt, and Reformat', perttuncr.

Edinburgh. by Buts. South Bridge. .
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gure, printer, and Mr. jaws ,bookfeller
Pnrtfmouth, Mr. Motley, booltfell‘v.
London, England, 1801-10-19

vALMoirrx, claronEß is:

Arrived the WALSINGi4AM packet, Captain tto-
turs, in nine days from Lilbon, with Mails and
paffengers. The WALbINGNAPA failed from hence
the 13th ult. and arrived at I.ifbon on the aoth'
where Rte found his Majefty's (hip DEFENCE, ilia
arrived from a cruize. On the z4th the Hrnita
frigate, Captain Pao yr, arrived in the Tagus with
a convoy of itS fail from England, and on the id
intl. the PIITAILIL Sloop of tear, and the Ktxo
GEORGE packet arrived there with Mails. During
her flay at Lilbon, the DEFINCIE failed on a
cruize.—The Wm.ssmonata failed for England
on the sth ilia. in company with the Pirate &Lt.
going on a eruize off the Rock of Lilbon, which
convoyed her till the 9th, when the parted com•
pany end proceeded to her Ration. On the 7th
fhe (poke his Majefly's fhip VANGUARD, and Su,
PEAR, on a cruize, and arrived here this morning.
—The paffengers by the WaLstec Hata packet
from Litton are Mr. SEALY, a Litton merchant,
and Mr. Cox, an Officer belonging to his Majeßy's
chip VANGUARD.—The packets with the Welt-
India and American Mails of this month, are Rill
detained here by contrary winds, as is alfo the
Duet of Yoax packet for Litton, there being two
Mails for Lilbon, thofe of the '7th and 14th, waiting
here.

Arrived the American fhip New York, Captain
THOMAS SKr moua, in as days from Teneriffc, with
barilla, for orders.—On the Bth inftant (he was
boarded by the ALsass privateer, of Guernfey,
which after detaining her fix hours, permitted her
to proceed on her voyage; on the gth inft. was
again boarded by his Majefty's (hip DORIS, of 36
guns, Capt. BR ISRANR. who, after examining his
papers, left him : the DORIS was then in latitude
43. 10. long. 134. ; crew all well.

Arrived the Claufma Revenue cutter from a
cruize.—Sailed the Ravc■ !loop of war, with a
ilect under convoy for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-10-19

Li rbiik E.

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MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S.W.
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• Doinagbadee, Oa 14, 15,
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DVI.

'YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 17.
Sailed the Panics of WALES packet, Captain.
D,AN 5, with Mails ; Count MUNSTER and Suite,
and feveral other pairengers for Cu xhaven.—Sailed
alto the GRITTIN, for the fleet off Corte.; and the
SURPRIZE frjgate, and VIDITTI brig, on a cruife.
Sent in by the Dovaa Hoop, the Carolina Wilhel-
mena,HlNlLlEEN maftcr, from Archangel to Am-
Radon, laden with rye. Arrived the 6%, in a Lt.
and Byrvaatt Hoops from a cruife. The Susi:taxi
poop, In a gale of wind at 6. W. parted from her
cables, but by the affiflance of boats froitt the fleet,
flte is now perfedly fafe.
London, England, 1801-10-19

foORTSIIROUTH, OCTOSER 18.

Yefterda. y arrived the Tinny frigate, Calif. Sir
E. HAMILTON., from a cruize off France and the
Wocvszsus, Capt. Wsowri-with difpatches from
Havre-de-Grace, Sailed the Acs VISOR gun-brig,
witts difpatches for the Commander off Havre.—
Yefterday the ROYAL WILLIAM man of war was
paid off, and the crew turncd over to the Puss.
SANT and Da Ruirrta.—This day the Neptune,
StEtroa, drifted on board the Portland, flop /hip,
lying at Spithettd, by which accident The /oft her
lnicen malt.

COWES, OCTOBER 23.
Three o'clock, P.M.
, .
A violent Hurricane commenced this morning,
and fill continues to blow. Intelligence has been
pit received that a large fhip is drove on thore at
Atherfield Rocks, on the South part of this Ulan&
but as the fea f► tremendous, no alEflance can be
given, or any account bad to fay what fhe is.
Arrived the Mansa frigate from Pore'Month,
to be moored in the bfedina river as a pricon-fhip
for Genetid HZWITT'S defertert and delinquents.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER TS.
Sailed the AnUsk gun-brig, Lieut. WoOn, with
three fail under convoy for the Baltic.-Arrived
the ACASTA frigite from die Welt India nation.
—The Fume Ace grin-brig was Paid off this morn=
ink—The Tit um nriait,- of 74 gins, will tail for
Chatham, the firit fair wind, to be paid off.—Came
on to blow this morning a tremendous gale from
the Weflward, accompanied with heavy fhowers
of rain, and Rill continues with unabated ftiry.
London, England, 1801-09-03

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER s.

Sailed his Majefty's (hip GLATTON, of 54 ruts,
Captain DIVONSHME, fitted as a floating battery,
to Houfley Bay, to relieve the RUBY, of 64
guns, who has been Rationed there fome time.—
Arrived the Haar hired armed brig, Lieutenant
HARRISON, from off Goree, by whom we learn,
that the enemy's force at Helvoet confifts of eight
fail of the line, two frigates, fourteen gun-veffels
fchooner rigged, and four fchuyts armed as gun-
boats ; they have to,ooo French and Dutch troops
on the Vnorn Ifland lall week ;her.: was an order
fent to Rotterdam, to fupply the fleet with one
month's bread.—TheClAS it gun-brig has gone out
of harbour to the Great Nore.—.l large fleet of
merchant (hips ate beatirg up to the Nore, fitppofed
to be the Lifbon and Weft India fleet. Wind at
Weft, blows hard.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER a.

Arrived the YORK and his men of war; Dis-
cos,* ev bomb; GANNLTT, PLUMPER, and SNIP[
gun-velrels, from the Coati of France.
Admiral Lord NELSON (till continues in the
Downs, with his flag flying on board the AMAZON
frigate.—Arrived the LuosPllt Hoop of war, BOLD
gun brig, and Der ENDER ditto; the latter from
the weliward, and the two former from a cruize.

Arrived the Mary, DOUGLAS, from Jamaica:
the left the fleet, under convoy of his Majclly's
(hips MAGICIENNI and ALulcoss, on the sth of
July, in a very heavy gale, with rain and thick
weather. On the Ath, fell in with the Alexander,
Capt. GAWTHORP; George,Capt. GILLEY, Cla-
rence, Capt. WALTON; and Hope, Capt. Goon-
SER, for London; and determined to keep com-
pany: they took inftrations from the Marv;
the three former arc arrived in the Channel ; the
Hope being a heavy railer, parted on the 17th of
Anguti at night, in a gale at S. W. in lat. 46.
56. long. 37. On tl e loth of Augul, in lat.
4s. long. 40. fpoke the Nancy, HLARI‘G, from
Sligo to America; and Pallas, Soy/nett, from
Greenock to New York. On the 28th of August,
~ff Cape Clear, fpoke the Lord Stanley, KIRBY, of
Liverpool, one of the fleet who parted convoy on
:he isth of July off Heneaza.

The Clarence is very leaky; on the loth of
Anglia the made a Cigna' of &firers; Ca t. Duo-
r;Las, on going to ber relief, found the k!cuplc
refufed to fluid to the pumps, but on promuing to
Lay by them they returned to their duty, and have
done well Nice.
London, England, 1801-09-03

WHEN Profellit.nal Men art education and re-
frafibility deviate from the Email (yftem by the fe.
ledilon of a peculiar Branch, the fandtlon of long continued
fueerfs is the brit criterion of fuperktrity. !
Eight years have I devoted my pradite to the eselufive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueccfsful relish of
my plan gives roe additional ardour to oppole as far as I am
side the ravages of 'bore complaints which are the moll import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an ariy period of Prattice to refcuc individu-
ala from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan-
genius precipitancy of general Praditioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de- '
voted my attention, emnprke every fpeeies of VENEREAL.
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—xily.
Ali kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit, of
Sehonlboys or the indulgence of mature age, ant' Maly that de-
rangament of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.
Numerous dikafti are the reholt of Ignorance or delta In the
treauneat of a Simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of I.ife arc poifoned by the indifcredon of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperiar method fetch complaints are
cably cured, and even where others have failed, I unit that I
may prefame to o'er a radial re-aftabliihment.
Few however are the cafes of complicated cUltrefs In this
diforder compared with the calamitous fitudlons of Mon, whit
from indulgence in aSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gala-
ties of a faihionable life, acquire that Rate of Debility whkh
is the unavoidable confequenee of fuch pernicious Whits.
When the unhappy falferer broods over his rnifcry, but care,
fully conceals hies misfortune, it may he tome confolation for
him to know, that although it be an °bleed of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Praditiotsern, the removal of thole DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual weird, of Renovative is the acquire
man of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteradion of this languid date, and in doge
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
Bet where this Deficiency has for years e t ifted a proper Per-
feveranceisindifpenfitely requilite to revive the flumbring (pubs
of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitudon.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed
in their expodations of a Family, may be Junk!. that to aka
inflanee: filch defods arc curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRECY which Is fo effetnial to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications which I have prefumed to (tare, form the
Balks of my Pretenfians, and in coinddenee with Inch this imi-
mation is given, that Mr B-- may be merattadparynany
(or by letters Welding &(mall note) at it's bode, No. ato. Anin-
del-Rivet. Strand, near Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance in Water-Brad adjairthin,
and the name is on bath the anon.
M. & ?Await et tie Rept Cant et krises&
London, England, 1801-09-03

BEAU morn' LODGE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR PRICKETT,
At Garravray't Cake-hook, Exchange-alley, Cambial, on
Tuefday the 15th of September libst, es is o'clock, in Five
Lots; unfelt a fatisfaCtory offer lhould be made for the whole
or I.ot One, before the Bth of September, of which due no-

tics will be given,
ACAPITAL and mo& clearable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprifing the fuperlatively elegant VU.LA
called BEAUMONT LODGE, riacutly eredkal in a Elle of
GnioLar elegance and convetdency, in a country unrivalled for
*Health, Neighbourhood, and Field Sports; occupying a track
whereon the peculiar Bounties of Nature and Art have been
fucceilively bellowed with uncommon liberality, furrounded
by tscellent Roads, moil pleafantly lituated on the Banks of
the Thames, at Old Windfor, in the moll elegilik part of the
Counties of Betts and Surrey ; with Stabling for Nine Horfes,
Standing for Four Carriages, numerous attached and detached
Offices of every ckfcription, capital Kitchen Garden with tufty
War, Pinery, Peach-hook, and Ice-houfe, elegant Green-
honk' Melon-pits, and pleafurc Ground, difpoted with great
talle, Flthery 041 the River Thames, and Rich backfures, alto to-
vent P.useis of Rich Me Idow Laud, together with :neat Brick
Meffuage, with the Oakes and Gardens; two Cottages and
Gardena; and the Public-hook known by the name of the
Bells of Malley, with the Stables, Standlnd for Carriage% Of-
fices, Yard and Ga-dm.
May be viewed wit:, Tickets only, which, with deferlptive
Particulars may be had of Mr. R. G. Tho:nas, No. so. Norfolk- 1
ftraet, London ; of Mr. Whitton, No. to, Great Jarnes-ft ect,, •
Bedford-row; or of Mr. Prickett, Highgate.
Defcriptive Particulan may likewife be had at Cerra. ay's
Coffee-boate; at the Haptift Head Coffee-bou.e' C.ha3eery..
lane •' of Mr. D. Smith, Upholleger, Windt°, ; at Bottum, at
Salt Hill; and at the Barr, at Staines.
London, England, 1801-09-03

SEPTEP4BiIt 2.

Arrived the HYZN• floop of war, Captain!
GRANGER, and the FLORA, armed en flute, from the
Eaftward ; and R•cooi floop of war, Captain
R•TNDONE, from a cruise.
.Alfo arrived the F•LcoN bomb, with four tranL
ports under her convoy from Plymouth ; viz.—
Champion, Capt. COCILERILL ; Warrior, Snort. ;
Majeftic, NODDING! ; Cygnet, CAMILON.—AIfo
his Majefty's floop H•Z•RD, with the Alexander
tranfport, Capt. FR•zsz, from Cork; this trant
port, with the other four, lately arrived from Ma
deira.—Arrived alto from Cork, the Mary (floop),
JOHN Duzs, Mailer, with butter, for London ;
and others.—Alfo the S Ez-o zr. brig, of 18 guns;
and the LE•NDFR fhip (under Hamburgh colours),
from tea, fent in by his Majefty's fhip T•RT•R,
in ball•ft.

Sailed the EDGAR and Et.srmaar men of war
to join the Channel Fleet; and this evening the
Soya's floop, with a convoy for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-09-03

PORTSMOUTH. SEPTEMBER z.

Sailed the CAMBRIAN, of 44 guns, Hon. Capt.
Lsooe, to attend his Majeily at Weymouth.—
Arrived the SOPHIA !loop of war, Capt. BURDETT,
from Newfoundland, with twelve very valuable
chips under convoy, which fhe law fafe to their
refpcaivc ports; alto arrived the Eaai. ST. VIII,.
CENT cutter, Lieut. Lacm.--Went out of bar-
bour,the LONDON, of 98 guns, Capt. G. MuiiAY.
London, England, 1801-09-03

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE—BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Broker,' Wareliotne„ near theCtaftom-Hoofe, Plymouth,
an Weeinefday the 16th day of September next, at no o clock
In the faremwm,
THE HANDSOME SPANISH BRIG,
ST. PCOIIO net. ALCANTRA.
(1...te1y the hired armed-brig Nut.)
Feet. Inches.
!Attune Lenith • - too 6
Breadth • - - 25 1
Dcptat Haid - - ao
UVibetween Decks - 4lt
taf Water to 7
Beechen to Tons 27212-94.
Pierced for at gum, Square Sterned,has • neat Figure Head,
Copper bottomed, v:ell built, rid handfomely Snithed, ap-
pears to be nearly new, and from her eonftrodtion there can-
oat be a doubt of her qualifecations for fall failing, is admira-
bly well adapted for a Packet, would rawer for the Guinea,.
Wet India, or any other Trade where difparch b requillte,
now lying in Hamonse, and there to be delivered.
Immediately after will he fold at the Lune place,
A Handforne Spanith Schooner (name unknown.)
ntataNatous.
Lenr.:l on Deck - - feet 0 Inch.
Breadth Below - - 17 fret 6 inch.
Dekth In Hold - - - 8 feet 6 imb.
Ad natures about 74 Tons.
Square Sterned, nearly new, lea Arm ftrong %relief, well cal-
culated for the Fruit 'fro& ; her Holland Stores being in good
order. She may he feat to lea at a trifling espence, now ly-
ing in Sutton Poal, and there to be b, livered.
The above Yeffeb were captured by his Majefty's Clip CON-
!LTA tic!, ZACIAILIAS MI/DGZ, Efq. Commander, In fight of
the STORE Boop of war.
Inventories and further particulars may be obtained, by ap-
plying to Richard Rofdew,and Edward Lyne,Efqrs. the Agents,
or to Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-09-03

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 30.
The Duke of Baascif I, nephew of Pitts VI. has
obtained from the French Government the refii.
tution of all the property which the Hoare of
BRASCHI poffefres in the territory of the Cifalpine
republic.
C. Dvaoc left Peterfburgh on the 25th of July.
Before his departure he received confiderable pre-
Cents from the Emperor ALESAWDER. He returns
to Paris by the way of Stockholm and Copen-
hagen.
The Minifter of the Police wrote to the Prefects
on the 23d inflant, defiring them to order all fo-
reign beggars to quit the territory of the Republic
without delay.
London, England, 1801-12-14

P. S. L*.MBORN,

AT his Fancy Waificoat Warehonfe, No. 79,1
Cheat de, mar Bucklallenry, begs leave to rrcoonneod
to the notice of the Nobility. Gentry, and Public in general,
the New and Improved Lapland Sr Sheep-fkin Rugs, peculiarly
ea/ciliated for Carriages, Heaths, Bed-fides, Doors, &e. whir
for durability, warmth, and ekanlinefs, exed every thing of
the kind hitherto invented ; they are made of various lizes.
I be cat to fit any Canine, Hearth, Door, Ate. and are cicancci
with the left poSlde trouble with carding machines fold for
that.purpofc —Ago the prepared Lamb-Orin Shoe Socks, which
will he found upon trial furriery to all others, for cart, warmth,
and cienfort.—The ManufaCturer has Ilkewife (receded in
Lamb-Mns In a fintilar way fur Utn Stands and
Tale Map t an Affortment of which P. S. L. h.w now wi
Isle, which, with the above Articles, are fold only at his War,
book, retail and fur eiportation. • a
London, England, 1801-12-14

PROM THE PARTS PAPER&

NAPLES, Nov. so.—A few days ago an Engln
brig, difpatched by Lord KEITH from Malta, ar.
rived here to afcertain whether in confequence of
the figning of Preliminaries of Peace, the (hips of
Great Britain might reely (enter the Ports of the
Two Sicilies. An anfwer in the affirmative was
returned by the French Ambafrador. Lord KEITH
had not, on the departure of the brig, received
official intelligence of the termination of hollilities.
He had, however, brought with him to Malta
mofigif the troops employed in the expedition to
Egypt.
VIENNA, Nov. 21.—Mr. WINDHAM, Minifler of
his Britannic Majefty to his Royal Highnels the
Archduke FERDINAND of Tufcany, is hill in this
city : it is fuppored he will remain here till the
conclufion of the Congrefs of Amiens, and that he
will then repa:r to Florence, to refide there as Mi.
piper of Great Britain to the King of Etruria.
Count de CAR !NOLA, a Neapolitan, who has been
here a month, will go, it is (aid, to Peterfisurgh,
as Amhafrador from his Majely the King of the
Two Sicilies to the Emperor ALEXANDER I.
Rarisaoti, Nov: as.—The general opinion at I
prdent is, that the negociations of Amiens and
the labours of the deputation of the Empire,
will have a very intimate conneEtion. We are po-
fitively allured that the refult oLthe deliberations
at the Congrefs will be fent hither in fiteceffion by
extraordinary couriers, in order ti.,t the members
of the deputation may decide accordingly.
Several of the Princes who claim indemnities
have already, it is.faid, given private orders to
their Generals to keep a certain number of troops
in readinefs to take pofreffion of the States which
will be affigned to them.
Falai Krorr, Nov. 28. Lodgings are prepar-
ing here for the Duke of OSTROGOTHA, who in-
tends to refide here Rune time, and afterwards to
proceed to France.
London, England, 1801-12-14

NAUTIC,II. INTELLMENCIL

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W.
AIM'. Lb. DV&
• liamburyh, 3
2 DUMB, Dec. 9, 40,
I Waterford, Dec. 9,
• Lt(bon, Dee. 3, •
• Guemfey, Dee. S, 0
• Jerfey, Dec. 9, •

Fat.mourn, DEC. 11.—Yellerday morning ar-
rived the KING Gsoaor packet, Capt. Ysscostss,
in eight days from Lilbon, with a mail : the failed
from hence on the 18th ult. and arrived, in the
Tagus on the 23d, where the found lying his Ma-
jetty's (hip CONSTANCI, of 24 guns, Capt. MODOLp
and the CALPE, of 12 guns, Capt. Dumeatsu
fhe remained at Lifbon until 'the zd init. during
which time the Patrice ADOLPHUS packet arrived
there with mails from England; an the 2d Ina.
the failed for this place, where fhe arrived yeller-
day, but brings no iiews.—The Pafferigers are,
Capt. COURTRAVF.L, Mr. Craaarta, Mr. N. and
Mr. R. Potvert.—The American, Jamaica, and
Lilb,,n Packets are dill waiting a wind to fail.—
Wind W.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. I 2.-CaTEle in the ITILANIE,
of 3B guns, Capt. GAGE, from a cruize, and the
Der 'Vier Frienden, of Hamburgh, CONRAD
MANCKL, from Hamburgh bound to Lifbnn,
laden with wheat, le.tky and is diflrefs; alfo the
Dolphin, of Stockholm, Capt. 1.., IDBEIG, from
.CK HOLM, ith iron and deals, bound to
opot to ; put in ti refit an .1 repair damages, having
been beating in Channel near three weeks.

PORTS NOUN, DEC. I3.—Sailed Elle SATURN man
of war, Admiral TOTTY, for the Weft Indies;
and the VICTORIA fchooner, for Marcou.
Yap. %sown', DEC. 13.—Yefterday failed the
LYNX floop of war Ia- Leit'a ; the Kira floop is
under failing orders for the above place.—Arrived
a fleet of Dutch merchantmen, laden with goods,
hound to Hull ;. and the Coleman from Hamburgh
in ballaft. No Packets have arrived, and from the
fevere froft, it is luppored, that they are detained
at Cuxhaven. The Jervis, with goods and pafren-
gers will fail the beginning of next week for Rot-
terdam.

Dec. r3.—Sailed for Cuxhaven, the
Drama packet, Captain STIWART/ with the mails
for Hamburgh and Bremen of the r ith intl.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DPAL, Dsc. 13.—Came down the Cassif gut-
veliel, and remains. Wind N. W. by W.
Glt AVISINDs Dsc. 13,—Paded by, the Gage,
PETt.lts, from Jerfey ; Eihmars, —, from Ma-
laga ; Two Friends, Voss, from New York ; and
Crown, WHITS, from Dantzic.—Sailed the Rio
Nova, A PPLVIY, for Africa; Kitty, Hotness, for
Dublin; Lady Jane Halliday, Ross, for Mont-
ferrztt : Governor Milne, MOTTATT, for Grenada ;
Thames, BURTON, for New Providence; Fal-
mouth, Sims, for Jamaica; and Fame, HAMMOND,
for Carthagena.
London, England, 1801-12-14

BREWING AND MALTING.

MR. MORTON,atNo. 21; in the STRAND
refpcdfUlly informs the Public, that he inftruds Gen
&men in the life of the Thermometer, and the appllcefun or
that Initrument relative to Brewing, and will furnifh them
with manufcript hiftruetions, which will enable them to prat
the the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other M
liquors. He wBl alto (lanais them with manufcript
dons for making Pale and Brown Malts. after the molt ap-
proved practise, and having been long in buliuth upon h 6
own accolint, and taking a pieafure its trying many and Tarim,
' experiments, and noting their refult it has given him a &Fre
of pradical and experimental knowledge in the different line.
of his profeffion, which very few podia, 33 can be proved front
the many litters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers
both in Grant Britain and Ireland, highly appmving of hi.
different modes of practice and many of theft Gentlemen h.
never had the pi afure of feting; his manufcripes put it in th,
power of Gentlemen to brew, an esc....,dlng fine-flavoured
•Porter from Malt and• Hops *' MC combined with the fimplel
element of water without the life of any other ingredient what.
ever: oily aildivfa fent (poft paid) to D. Mo a row, will be duly
cwdvothao.
veHaeppnli3x2
fo highly
firl7ofifdththeanutiklittyo ;01;01 rtanlue..
flirts and pro/HY:lona Abilities:
London, England, 1801-12-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC.! t.
BRISTOW V. MEREDITH.

The defendant was proprietor of a watering
cart ; and, by the careleffneA of the driver, the
panel of Mr. Brittow's coach had been driven in,
and the coach otherwife injured. The plain-
tiffs coach overtook, and was palling the cart, on
the off fide, which, by the evidence of feveral
coachmen, appeared to be in perfeft conformity to
the Aft of Parliament on that filbjeft, when the
driver of the cart fuddenly turned it round, and
ftruck Mr. Brillow's coach. Mr. Briltow had
given orders to his coachmaker' Mr. Windfor, not
to do any wore than was nece fa ry to the carriage,
and to charge as low as poffible. Mr. Windfor's
bill came to 31.8'. and he Rated, on evidence, that,
had he fully repaired the injury which the carriage
haft futtaincd, his hill would have amounted to
four pounds more.—Verdiit air the defendant! !!
London, England, 1801-12-14

PRIZE CATTLE.

On Sattorday the fuperiority of Old England,
in it Grazing and 4grieultural improvements,
tins illuniated in the molt allonifhmg they of
fatted animals of the growth of the country that
cier sons exhibited here or ellksihere .; added to
which, was a beautiful French cow of the molt
perfea fymmetry, and another from Bangalore,
in the Eaft-Indies, at Wooroa's iu Stnidifield.
The Thew was for the purport of skterntiniog
the prizes, which the Agrictilturkt,Sfkiety had
agreed to give to thole whole talent and ingennity
Should produce, in its kind, each creature bf the
beoft compleat model, perrea conarudion, and
lt growth for its age. For this purpofe it was
deemed expedient that the adjudication Mould be
committed to five perfoni, of known integrity and
confitramate knowledge in this line, and therefore
the five following were appointed on the occafion;

Tat Jlll3Oll.
W. TR OXTAII of Lambeth,
Mr. LAIOI/101 of LeadrnhaV,
- Mr. birocusts of Bedfordlbire,
Mr. Licitlmta of Worcefterfhire,
And mtria
O Iwham & aipahas, 1.0 pa faa Rerirt feastipp
Inca agisaSsit erMafradls &as* Psi/no •iaasajogiliat @i4. !
About one o'clock the inveftigation took place,
whlm the following were exhibited, to the grati-
fication as well as pride of a numerous affemblage
of the fir§ perfonages in the kingdom, viz

. •
BEASTS.
Four of bia Grate the Duke of BIDIFORD, comptlfing three
ii..refordOire bred Oxen, rcd and white, and a French Cow,
yellow.
One Ox orSirTMONIAS Caul, red, of the dude: breed.
pear a Mr. WCIPTCAO, of Criftloe in Books,compiling
three Olen and one Heifer, Herefonbitire bleed; two of the
Oten ret one white, and the Heifer White.
Two Heirets, Kehtllh breed, of Mr. Ks mcswoll.Tß, of Ken-
olugdon, Kent.
Oeft 01,..Suffez bred, red, of Mr. Nor gas; of Dartibrd,
Rent.
One Cow, red and white, Herefordflaire, of Mr. Cong.
One Heifer, rod and white, Ilertfillre. of Mr. TRINDALL.
One Om, red and white, Herclbrdthire bred, df Mr. Vista r-
psis, of the Hundreds of Ere
Four beautiful Omen, Hationliblre bred, of Mr. Basoar,
of the Old Jewry, London.
TWo, a Ball and Cow, Deitinfhire bred, Orbit. invited*.
Ond home-bretlGT, of Mr. Pot tin, of crillkar : and •
A Cow from Bangalore, the property of Mr. Curran

Fear South Downs, of his Grace of BIDT011.1).
Four South Downs, of Sir THOM %I CA aa.
Two Leleefterthlre, of Mr. Wasrcei, brother *tat Oaf-
&man of the fame name above.
Two Lefrefterddre, of Mr. Viz Lantoom
Toro Leleelterthbv, of Mr. %VAL ICC
Four Gloucefterthire, of Mr. KING, New:ate-Marko.
One South Down, Mr. EL,amAu, of Safes.
Fifty-two Glouctfteratire, of Mr. GRAC I, of Blacks.
Two I.cicelerthire, of Mr. BiLLIN ta, of the fame.
Two Leicefterlttire, of Mr. SMITH, S.de:nutn.
Ten South Down, of Mr. Bores, of Kent.
/MAAS.

A Weldhire, belonging to Mr. HANSON, of Walchantftow,
ender ten mouth.; and
One between the Suffolk and Guinea breed, the property of
P,7r. BARRLTT, of Fret.
When after a molt (crapulous end diferiminsting eragrim-
Una, which o•nipied the Judge. fevers' hours, they adjudged
the following defer vin` the Prizes :
London, England, 1801-12-14

SITTING OF DEC. 7.

Several Members required that the firft projed
of die Civil Code lhould be taken into conlidera-
ticn ; others called for the difcuftion oldie Treaty
of Peace with Rollia.

Pauvim tars oliferved that all the Mem-
bers rif the Tribunate ditapproved of the term
fajta, which was ufed in the Treaty with the
I'.mf•:ror of Ruffia, fo far as it was applicable to
!•iench cititens. Brit the explanation given the
d::s• before by the Reporter from the Committee,
removed all d.,tibts upon that point, and corn-
plctly a number of his colleagues. It
vas neceffiry, however, to give greater effeid to
th it expla.fation ; and as the unnolt delicacy was
rciptifite in an atf it of luch importance, he would
propofe a fpecial conference among the Tribunes.
He was aware of the objedion, that the Conflitit-
ti,tn had regulated other cafes in which their de-
Should be f cret, and that loch cafes
%vex.: confined to slifentrions upon Treaties of
Peace, at the exprefs requell of the Government.
But In. propofal did tot tend to Secret delibera-
tion, but merely to a familiar communication of
le:Ain:cuts upon the fubjed under conffileration.
which might afterwards be difeulfed in 4 public
1/msimer.--This prorigiop was adopted.
London, England, 1801-12-14

Mt Till 110AIll.

To Mr. Ha NION. for his Berkittire Boar, efteesed for his
Ise, the fineft c, exhibited's any country, tat guineas.
Thus ended the laudable conteft, wherein even
the unfitccefsful entertained that honeft dignity of
mind which manifefied itfelf not fo mtiefi in the
envied rank of competition. as in the fecret fatis-
laftion of refleding, that in the effort he sneant
well, and deferred well of his country.
The nieetino,, was attended by his Grace of Ban.
roan, the pUke of MANCH !STE!, by Lord SOl4 IR:

vteez, as head of the bard of Agncniture, and
by feveral of the fiat Gentry in every county in
the kingdom.

011.1ft•L RRMARKS.

For the prime Ox, the great conteß lay between
the Drown Herefordihire, fed by his Grace of BRO.
roan, and the White Hereford, fed by Mr.Wasr.
CAR. The judges were fome time dieided,at length
they decided us favour of the latter, as being in
all points the belt bean.
For the fecond premium conftlerable difficulties
pre ailed, whether the preference should be given
to the Red Ox of Mr. Waive/la, cr to that of Mr.
lirNnay. The latter, in print of fittnre, lhape,
and lymmetry,_ being one a the moll beautiful
swift& ever !hewn on any oceaftun ; but the
.filer a fever,: difeuilion, decided fur the
torrntr.

_ .
Tile Holdernere Os, lmpropttly denominated
the I)nrh:ttn. w.ts ;:xilibited alone, the owner not
fuhr.itting to his being flaughtered, that being on:
of the conditions of the Exhibition.
The Cur frusa llanzalore was ;deemed a great

curiofity. The owner was offered roo guineas for
her, which he refuted. . _

A Stallion of compleat fize and fymmetry was
very much admired ; but not offered for file or as
a prize animal.
Mr. Warr.c,ta has been uniformly very fuccefs-
ful, having laft year obtained the prize.
This annual exhibition in the metropolis does
great honour to the Prefident and Members of the
Agricultural Society, as well as to the feveral in-
dividuals, by whore patriotic and praife-worthy
zeal it has been fupplied ; for, whilft the well-ap-
plied wealth of the opulent feeders is laudably ex-
erted in the great national talk, fo it affords ex-
ample to the humbleft hufbandman to value and
imitate his fuperior, but more than that, to im-
prove his modicum, fo forcibly eflablifhing the fen-
timents of the poet—

luadato itigentia ram

" Esiguam collito."

The crowds whore curiolity led them to fat there
wonderful prod uEtions ofNature, improved by Art,
were immenfe ; yet fo well contrived was the mode
of accommodation for the vifitors,that they beheld
the whole with the utmoit fdety, and no accident
whatever happened.
London, England, 1801-12-14

DUBLIN, DEC. 10.

This morning HARVEY moR KIS, Eq. who had
been apprehended with NAPPER TANDY, in HAM-
burgh, was liberated on giving hail.
Mitts DVICvNAIr and THOMAS LYNCH, who
Lad been alto flare prifnners in Kilmainham gaol,
have bren liberated tLis day.
Ponca r Sims and WM. TENNANT, of Belfall,
flare prif wers in Fort George (Scotland), have,
v..! hear, b-cn alto fet at liberty.
It is faid that all perfons in con6nement.for
political principle: are to be immediately relearcd,
alit! all thole who have been banned on the fame
accoula are to be recalled.
London, England, 1801-10-26

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER as.

Yefierd.ty failed his Majcfly's [hip AttsoN, with
a fleet for the Strtights, part of which are as fol-

lows: viz.

For Miraliar and Minorra..Abundand and Emprefs Mary,
Ronk-Mips. _ •

For Egypt—Guardian, Capt. Cool' ; Neptune, ear. Skelton ;
Lord Eldon, Capt. Dyne; Speculator, Capt. Matthews; and
Henry, Capt. Mead.
For Gibraltar—Ocean, Capt. Mertho ; Efdall, Capt. Ban-
ham; Gibraltar Packet, Capt. Moore ; Zephyr, Capt. Brown;
Good lutent,Capt. Redman; Loyal Briton, Capt. IOTICI ; Juno,
Capt. Pattifoa ; Beckford, Capt. Sandwell; and Elizabeth
Capt. Barton.
_

- •
Far maim and Egrpe—Carollne, Capt. Dandifon.
For Malta and Mioorca—Apollo, Capt. Rowlin.
For Malta—Pallas, Capt. ilarrifoo.
Sailed alto the Ravenfworth, KEITH, for Ire-
land.

Lot! the convoy for the Straights, the John,
Capt. WALKER, bound to Gibraltar.
Arrived from the Downs, the Auguitus War,
bound to the Weft Indies.
Came into Harbour, the HOWARD tranfport,
Capt. GARDN tR.
Arrived the Mary, Capt. M,Caut.v, and Don.
air, Capt. WILLIS, from Peteriburgh ; Aaron,
ICapt. Roa sItT sox, from Metrel ; Wanderfman,
Capt. Vick, from Stockholm; Good (Economy,
'Capt. Tpisvaawovr, from Dantzick; gbooger,
Capt. pAVAL ID I 11, horn Chrilliana.
London, England, 1801-10-26

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
A Holiday, but Tome private bargains done at the following
prices: Omnium 25—Confols 6A—ditto, for ace. 70 Cu 70k.

PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock 186 F, 188
3 per Cent. Reel 681
3 snr Cent. Conf. 64
4 ?er Can. SST
5 per Cent. 101 1-31.
S per C. I.oy. toe 4 tors
Lung. Ann. 20 3-16 i

ON SATURDAY.
Short Ann. 3-163
frith s per Cent. 99.1
Omlium 24
India Stock 211220
Enghitt Tickets 161. 4a
India F ir Ace 2194 221
Conf. for Nov. 693 70 693

PUBLIM, OCTOBICR_I2.

5 per Cent. Goy. Dcb. so; F-6 per C. Trraf. Bah. rot
6 tux Cent. Grand Can. Deb. too;
Cowie of Exchange—Dublin on London tot.

Yellerday we received Paris Journals to the ssd
ilia. inclufive, from which we have mad%) the ex-
traels given in the preceding columns.
The official Journal is full of addreffics to the
CH I“' CONSUL from various parts of the Republic
on the conclufion of Peace. The funds have rifen
confiderably. The Tiers Coefolidi is 62, the Retries
Provifuire: 47. .

General LAG R ANC E, who was at Cairo when the
capitulation took place, has arrived at Toulon, and
informed the Government of the Currendcr of Alex-
andria, occafioned by the abfolute want of all kinds
of tahfirlence. He kerns to fpeak of the Conven-
tion of Cairo as if he did not approve of it. lie fays
merely, that being at Cairo he was comprehended.
It will be tccollefled that McN•u openly blamed
London, England, 1801-09-04

BREST, AUGUST 2.2.

Three.bnats, containing together from 120 to
So men, well armed, difpatched by fume DION
veffels, lying at the dillance of a league and a -half
from the mouth of the river Mot Liz, came ex-
aftly at midnight to carry off the Sandwich cutter,
anchored under the guns of fort Taurean, but, by
alive vigilance and difpolitions made a long time
before, they were repulfed, and obliged to retreat
with precipitation. The enemy loft five men and
a boat, which the gunners of the fort went in quell
of. The corvette had one man wounded.
London, England, 1801-09-04

PO IKTUG/11..

LISBON, AUGUST z 6.

Now that the long-exile,fred, very valuable Bra-
zil Het has (aid), arrived, our Government does
not keep the Treaty with France and Spain an)
longer a keret, although it has not publithed it.—
According tollic 3d article of the Treat). c'oclud-
eJ at Baaajos,, a! 1:4511, (jr every drj;.riprieis are
to be excluded from tile ports of Portugal.
The Duke de Nara's-calm, one of the 61' a Hi-
dalgos in Spain,- arrived here three days lance as
Amhallador from the Court of Spain, and was
prefent at a very grand re Detmi celebrated here at
the Q.r_een's Convent, in confequence of the peace,
and which lafied wily twelve hour: ! ! The Prince
REGENT ail attended.

Louis Piiiyo is appointed Ambafrador from our
Court to Spain. His daughter is married to une-
phew of the Prince of NAC 1-It is fucceedcd in
his office, as Milliner for the Home Department,
by Chevalier d'At.M►rDA, the former Portu2,:uefe
Maine,- at the Conn of London.

'!'here has been a report that the French army
is retiring from our frontiers, but whichis not true.
The expeditions which J.rc fitting out at Cadiz, are
very great. Admiral Tiucuzz, who is arrived
at Madrid, remains there as French Ambaltdor.
The Portugnefe army are goue into canton-
ments, and no*. that a Spanifh Ambafrador is ar-
rived, there is no doubt but the Englith packets
will be prevented entering this port. There has
been a violent frxas at Cadiz betweentbe French
General who commanded the batteries at Algeciras
and the Spanish Commandant. The former ablo-
lutely (truck the latter with his sabre in the public
walk, which, however, the Spaniard has not yet
reknted.
London, England, 1801-09-04

the Gendarme!le, about 2 tnonth ego, by the
rihabitants of Cerizay, and the adjacent Com
•
Some difturhances litely broke nut In the Pruf-
flan fhare•of th:y were, however, almoft
,rt :handy fupprelred- by the ni:ii;ary force. .
In confcipicr.te of orders from the new Govern-
ment, the 'Vulcan cockade has been altered, and.
th.tt of the sing of Etruria mounted in its ftead.—
Ile public 4Ets are all wiitten in the *name of

CHAMPAGNY, the French Ambaffador to the
Autirian Cow t, arrived,.on the 26th of Augsill,
r Vienna. P.taliot ts for the. perfons compofing
his fuite were immediately forwarded. The agog
patl,e of Count PHILIP de CotANTzEL, who is on his
way to Faris, as Imperial Amhaffador, has arriv-
ed at Strallourgh. Tile A mbafTlidor is himfelf ex-
petFtA tlicre within a fcw clays.
Several letters from Cermany announce as cer-
tain, that the Courts of Vienna and Berlin haw
come to an undorftanding refpedinß the eftablifh•
mcnt of the Lx-Gs AND DUKE Of TUSCAMY, and
the Pe INce of Orrairc F. The former, it is fail,
will be indemnified by the fecularifation of Sali-
boun Paffau, and Berchtolfgaden ; .and the lat-
ter by the Biflopricks of Wurtzbourg, and Barn-
berg in 'Franconia. - ••
TheTe points being thus fettled, the indemnities
of the other Hereditary Princes will experience no
farther difficulties. The EMPEROR has already
contented that Pruflia fhould he indemnified by the
Biflropric of Muniter for what it has loft on the
Left Bank of the Rhine.

Letters from Altona !late that the Prince of
Salm Kyrbitrgh, who, before the Revolution, vas
in the French fervicc, was lately arreftcd there
on lhfpicion of circulating forged bank-notes., He
was, however, foon after fet at liberty, on giving
his prOrnifc to appear when called upon.
London, England, 1801-09-04

jie; t zztuNei

Vini •
MAILS _ AY.+lltind itt
I Hagibleitti. •
t IMAM, Algid 3r. -
g Waterford. deptesibef
g X6loollslldge, AgiluA 3f.
t ptcrtZber z,
t•
hOenu
I.

i►ALMOtItH, SEPTEMBER 1.

Arrived this dal the American fhip
eNARLTOS, 45 days From Charlenon, with coffee,
&gar, Om.- for orders: the American fchooner
Hero, Peasant., for Edington, with Indian corn
for a market ; and the QIJEEN CHARLOTTE, (a
'sew packet iniended for the Weft India nation),
Mums, from Portfmoutb.
Sailed the Pruffun plliott Twee Gezuflers,
Mimes, for Embden; the brig Vrow Agneta,
1114gaNDS, for Embden; and the Brothers, DAL.
IRMO; for London".
Appeared off this evening the outward-bound
Oporto; 1.1(bon, and Mediterranean fleets, under
conroraf his Majely's !hips TRIUMPH, Sr. At-
SOLSBAY, and NETLIY ; when the. fol.
lowing luips failed to join them :—His Majefly's
Alp PAiDoult, of 4¢ guns, with troops for
Egypt ; HIND, of 28 guns, Captain LARCOM ;
Princeffa, LIE ; Navigation, Roainson; and Pe-
lican, Pasutta, for Smyrna; the Portuguefe In-
eliaman Triumpho, Pessoa ; Swedi(h !hip
/Cams& ; and Bea Friend, WAITIREL, for Lif•
bon; Apollo, KING; Harmony, WARRINO•TON ;
knd Flirt, Ns ireortsa,for Oporto. Wind W. N. W.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER s.
Came in from a entire, the GALATIA, of 32
guns, Captain Brito ; and Status, of 36 guns,
Captain Kt%dti
. .
This morning arrived the Smile, of ta guns,
Haaaisom, from Egypt, charged with dif
patches on account of Goiernment, which were
forwsirled inainediately by exprefs to London, by'
Captain Youita, of the Navy, who eatise peenger
in the SPIDIII the lAiled from Aletandria the itch
tune; *Rich being fo long prior to the capture of
Cairo, Coeijeilturei the difpatchcs edunot be of
'
much importance: .., .
Came in from the Channel Fleet, tAIITLEUE, or
g 8 guns; Rear-Admiral CostiNOWoon ; ROYAL
UEOILOY, of 110 guns; Capt. Putts*; arid Cllll-
- of 7.s inns, Capt. LITTLItHALri.
Arrived this afternoon; a very fine Spanifh flip
Packet, called the Neptuni, front Cbrunita ; cap-
hired by the FlllOiltb, of 38 guns, Capt. Marna :
the is quite new, :ma about 4.00 tons birdie', and
Rued With foiir fuits of Rotel of every kind, and
irai bound to the 'Weft Indies : the was tut out
of Corinna this day fortnight, by the boats of the
ttsoaan, under the gum'. of a very flrotig garri,
fon, And effected without any lois on the part of
the Engli(h t they Ruth cut bdt at the fame time,
an Arnetican (hip, Which they conceived was ano-
ther packet, but the was given up ; they alto cap.
tured C. gun-boat with one 24-Pounder; which
they funk, being of little value. '
A fleet of about 6o fail, are now off the Sound,
(landing in with the wind at Weft, apparently
bound doWn Channel.
London, England, 1801-01-07

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 5.

Yellerday arrived—Cotton Planter, E. NV LS Hs
from Chit:Mown ; ARive, J. TV ItNEut. L, from
Bahamas; Earl of Surry, W. M,CassocK, from
Illeman; Jannet and Peggy, J. GI Lay, from Ayre ;
Catherine, J. STELL, from Kirkcudbright ; and
Hopewell, D. BE ARMES, from Greenock.

Arrived—Belvidere, Ross, from hence at Phi-
ladelphia; Swift, ROGIRS; from ditto at New
York; Horcules, PEARCE, from ditto at Charleßon.
Captain NscHotsos, of the Fletcher, (poke on
the 29th November, the brig William, from Ke-
nibeck to Cape Francois, out 35 da}s—on the t3ds
ult. (poke the Eugenia, &tows, from Briltol for
New York, out 22 days.
London, England, 1801-01-07

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

THE PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA'S ITA-
LIAN OILS for the HAIR, begs leave to acquaint the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that they have taken
a Howe, No. q 4, in Newman-ftetet, near Oxford-ft:cm; for the
Laic of thorn muck admired Oils, which have been ufed with fo
much fueceis for thefe fourteen year►, for making the HairgrnW
en butt places; alto tlikk and long, and to prevent it+ falling off,
which it will in 24 hours. All familka, (chock and venderstn
town or country, may he fupplicd, wholefale oeretall, as above,
on the Aloft+ It notice., with good allowance to Cell again; and
as many Laalies and Gentlemen And the laconveniaice of the
ptcfent falkion of wigs, and repenting they ever cut their hair off,
by ukng the Oils in time they may rettore it, and Hader it
from turning trey.
Sold alto as ufual at Willienlet,PaP-rniall; Golding:No.42,
Cornhal ; Humpary, Oxford-liziAl ; Metcalf, Holborn-hill;
and at on., Shop in moft principal towns in Great Britain, at p.
• pot or al. tp, a dozen.--It is a private hook. ,

FREEHOLD FARMS, SALOP.
TO BE SOLD DT ♦UCTIOIt,
in Two Lots, on Saturday the 14th of Janourb 1804 et the
Angel inn, In Llcobury Mortimer, at three o'clock,
GREAT Potion Farm and Little Potion Farm,
Quatc live miles north call. of Ludlow, containing about
Six Hundr:d and Sixty-fix Acres, within a ring fence, of
arable, meadnw, pafture, and wood-land, In convenient pro-
Rations, held Irons year to year under rents of more than
thirty pars Ibind-ng, and capable of extraordinary great im-
provements.

For a view of the Prcmifes apply to the. Rev. Mr. Powell, at
?tunes; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr.
Webb, at Salifinrry, till the 6th of Januzry ; and afterwards till
the We day, at Havre.) Grange, near Broomfgrove, Worwf-
nrfhire. Printed particulars may loon be bad at the. principal
Inns in the ntiithbouring towns.
London, England, 1801-01-07

CAPE OF 000 D ROVE, OCTOBER 22.

The Chip Wellefley, hlving on board provi-
fions, &c. configned to the Agent ViCtualler at
this place, and naval ildres for. the fiapply of his
Majefty's fquadron in India, arrived in Falre Bay
on the toth of Septzmber. Thc be-
ins
bound to Rio de Janeiro, the partea from that
thip with the approbation of Captain IItiLTI,EL On
the t7th of July, being then in latitude o. 16.
South, aad longitude-27. 30. Weft.--An the 9th
of Auguft, in latitude 22. 30. South, and lonyi-
tit& 33. 30. Weft, the was attacked by a French
frigate of 36 guns (of which frigate intelligence
had before been received here), but Captain Got:-
DON had made fuch judicious preparations for her
reception, that (he ran from him after an a,licn
of little more than an hour, and did not dare to
renew the combat, although fhe dogged him for
fix days afterwards. The greateft praife is due to
Captain GORDON, his officers, and fhip's company,
and to his palfengers, for their very gallant con-
dal on this occOton.