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London, England, 1801-03-31

1 NTMFRICI I, MARCH i 4.

General HI: R has unexpeCtedly received
orders to march 'shit his whole regiment. in de-
tachments. Thi, order is not fuipored to have a
political views•, it being Etid that the march of
Btueurs's huti:irs is dircrled againit a band of
robbers %%Lich id& the rural called Wellerwald,
and app. ..ach our frontiers. We learn that
about 20 of them are already taken. The poit-
waggons are always &mud by huffars, to defend
th.m.

French Government has ordered perfons
to h.: placed at certain didances from Du&llorf
al", g the right bank of the Rhine, to prevent the
exportation acorn, by way of olland. to Eng-
land, Ithich had hithctto kept that article at an
exuiln,ant price, in our neighbourhood.
London, England, 1801-03-31

This day was publifged, e/ofely printed in One Volume t :met.
price ys. in boards,
A COMPENDIOUS MEDICAL DICTIO.
1 NARY. Containing an Explanation of the Toms in
Anatomy, Phyfiology, Surgery. Mater& Mediea, Chemiltry,
and Prat-lice of Phyfte. Collected from the molt approved
Authors by R..HOOPEII., M. D.
London: Printed for Murray & Ilighley, N 0.32, fleet-Brent,
Corbett, Middle-mw, Holborn ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoller-
row ; Callow, Crown-court, Sohn; Cox, St. Thomas's-Brett,
borough; and Dyer, No. so, Holborn.
Where maybe had, by the fame Author,
The ANATOMIST'S VADE. MECUM. Containing a
nand& and accurate Defeription of the Human Body, To
which 1s added, an Explanation of Terms. x 2mo. 3s. Al.t fewed.
London, England, 1801-03-31

A TRUE STORY.

When flrft the nuptial Rate we prove,
We live the happy life of love :
But when familiar charms no more
hifpire the blifs they gave before ;
Each fefs &fighting, lets is iov'd,
Firlt this, then that is difapprov'd ;
Complacence flies, negleei fucceeds ;
NegleCt, difdain, and hatred breeds.
'Tans thus a pair, who long time proed,
The joys to love, and be belov'd,
At length felfout for trifling things ;
From trifling, anger mostly
The wilt to pleafc ferfook each breaft:
Love's throne by bafeft rage potrefed,
Refolv'd to part—they'd nett no more.
Enough—the char.oes at the door—
The manfion was my lady's own—
Sir John refolv'd to live in town :
Writings was drawn—each eaufe agreed ;
Both vow'd they'd neer recall the deed.
The chariot waits—Why this delay f ,
The fequel mall the eaufe difplay.
One lovely girl this lady bore,
Dear pledge of joys the takes no more;
The father's, mother's darling, the,
Now lifp'd and prattled on each knee.—
Sir John, when riling to depart,
Turn'd to the darling of his heart,
Anil cried with ardour in his eye,
" Come, lefey, bid Mamma good bye."
The lady, trembling, anfwer'd " No
d Go kits Papa, my Betfty, go.
• The child mall live with me," the cried.
• The child Mall chute," Sir John replied.
Poor Be:fly loek'd at each by turns ;
And each the flatting tear directs& ;
My Lady arks with doubt and fear,
• Will you not live with me, my deer ?"
0 Yes," half rcfolv'd, replied the child,
And, half fupprefs'd her tears, the fmil'd.
" Come, Bally,* cried Sir John, you'll go,
▪ And live with dear Papa, I know."
• Yes," Both cried.—The lady then,
Addrefs'd the wondering child again.
The time to live with both is o'er;
• This day we part, to meet no more:
Chide then."—Here grief o'crflow'd her breaft,
And tears burft out, too long fupprefs'd,—
The Child whole tears and chiding joitil,
Suppos'd Papa, difpleas'd, unkind;
And tried with all her little
To foothe his loft rolenting will:
Do," cried the lifper, " Papa! do
" Love dear Mamma! Mamma loves you !"
Subdued, the fource of manly pride,
No more his looks his heart belied;
The tender transport forc'd its way
They both confefs'd each other's heal;
And prompted by the foetal fmart,
Breaft rulh'd to breaft, and heart to heart;
Bach elafp'd their Ettfq o'er and o'er;
And Tom drove empty from the dour.
—Ye that have pillions for a tear,
Give nature vent, and drop it here.
London, England, 1801-03-31

eOUPITiIr NEWS.

At Yeovil cattle fair, lad week, great numbers
were driven away unfold, in confequence of the
extravagant prices required for them.
The price of haysi falling in molt of the pro-
vincial markets—at Briftol and many other places
it has fallen 20 to 30$. per ton.-
You, Ithaca 26.—0 n Friday lad, about noon,
Mr. Hoer, NOTOU, of Hull, with his fervent, go-
ing from Gainlborough to Retford, when they got
to the Turnpike.houfc at the Trent-bridge, per.
caving the water on the fouth fide of the turnpike
was high (and jud making its pallege over the
road at the didance of about 4.00 yards), enquired
of the Bar-keeper, if he thought they might fafely
proceed for Retford? the man gave them direftions,
and pointing to a perfon on horfeback beyond the
water, Paid that he had jell got over fafe. When
they came near the water, Mr. H. alkcd his fervent
if they might fafely go forward ? to which he re-
plied, he thought they might get through it very
wcU. Mr. H. then laid he would go fut., and
defired the man to follow him at the ditlance of a
few yards, which he did: the water in any part
did not appear to be more than twelve inches &co,
in the middle of the mad; but after proceeding
about too yards, Mr. H.'s horfe flipped into a
deeper place, occalioned Ly the current of the
water having made a breach in the road, and
fpringing out of it, recovered himfelf ; but being
intimidated by the
.accident, fwei ved entirely off
the road, and was immediately inunerfed over
head with his rider. In this fituation Mr. H. for
a time kept his feat; but by the rolling of the
horfc, and the force of the water, was forced from
it : for a moment he kept hold of the bridle, but
obliged to quit it, and was carried feveral yard,•
from the horfe. In this awful Ideation, providen-
tially• Mr. H.'s pretence of mind did not forfake
him, and by attempting to fwim, he kept his head
above water. His horfe then made towards him,
which he happily caught by the airrup, and with
Tonic difficulty again mounted, and fortunately
reached the More. •The fcrvant's boric fwerved.in
fame manner, and by the breaking of the girth, he
loft his hold, and perillied in the fight of• Mr. H.
and a number of people who were colleted, but
the current was to Ilrong that no one durft venture
in to attempt to give him. A haat was procured from
Gainfborough in about half an bola, and the body
found and taken into it, when every poCiblc means
was riled for his recovery, but unfortunately with-
out.effea. As it did not appear that his head was
at any time finder water, it is fuppofed that he
periled from cold, the weather being nnufuelly
.foveae. This melancholy accident would, in all
probability, have been prevented, bad the road
been railed off, which every toad ought to be that
Is fubjea so be flooded.
London, England, 1801-03-31

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rARY's NEW
GUIDE for afcertaining HAc
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Dedicated. by Special Pc rmilLoo, to HIS MAJESTY,
Of a NEW and PRACTICAL; WORK, entiticd,

TENCYCLOPJED IA ; or,
THE
A Conelfc ANALYSIS of fuck DISCOVERIES, IN-
VilbgnOWN. and IMPRaVF.MSNIIi. as are mak imme-
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London, England, 1801-03-31

HAMBURGH, MARCH TIA

A very firTalar atfrir has happened at Ham-
buri;h, tali: has thrown that city into great ern-
barratiment. 1..111 'fitrlday a courier, caned Cl-
ti ten LE Cnicrt., arrived there from Paris, with
ditpiitches fr4.m the miniacr TAI. LEYR A ad-
to the Syndic DOORMAN, who had kft
Hamburgh eight days before, as Deputy to the
l'renelt Government. The fuperfcription was,
" M. DOORMAN, Min'iler for Foreign Affairs,
of Republic of Hamburgh." There is at Ham.
burgh a very contiderable merchant, M. DICH /4
I. F. A CROLIC' w-ho, (luring the Revolution, furnifir
ed the French Republic, en account of the Govern-
ment, with merchandise, !cc. to a great amount,
and the latter flil: demands four millions of livre‘,
as a balance due to it. The Senate of Hainburgh
is therefore required by the French Government to
py that fum. This mode is hated to have been
adopted for the purpoii: of avoiding all tedious and
troublefome procelfcs. The Senate alrembled to
take the requilltion into their confideration, and
ch. yublic curiolity is very much initiated in the

The navigation of the Elbe Rill continues free.
Prinlia c,,n..i:,ues to temporize, and no anfwer
has vet ... :n to the demands of Denmark
and ;:wc i c.t, 1.,: the !Updated fitccours, although
the were made near a month ago.
Ipitild it prove nceeffiry, five Pruffun regiments
arc to match.

StrITZER LAND

BERN, MARCH to..

it is now decided that the fyftem of unity will
ha the hafts of our new Conftitution. The Firlt
c,,rful has politively declared, that he will no
lviilvr Mien to any propofals from the Oligarchic
party in Switzerland. Our embalfy, and partictt-
lary Citizen GLAIRE, enjoys the confidence of Bo-
?MARTI in the hi,2,,he1l degree, and their endea-
vours meet with :lie gieatea fuccefs. The above
Itatements are official.
London, England, 1801-03-31

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH z 4.
The batteries along the coaa of our roads are
now in a complete date of defence, ant were
ycaerday manned with a battalion from the re
giment of the Heriditary Prince FREDERIC. The
fecond battalion of the famc regiment will be
quartered in the citadel, anJ is daily exerciling
kith artillery. Twenty artillery-men have been
ordered on the batteries, unJcr the command of
Licut.nant Lave, to ufe rcd.hot balls, in cafe of
neceCity. Our naval armaments arc carried on
with redoubled a.livity, as, by all accounts, an
Engl:th P..:;:t will loon make its appearance in the
Sottud. The Ruffian fleet in the Baltic will confi(E'
of ;;o• fail of the line, belid:s frigates, &c. lq
Norway a number of merchant vcifels will be
armed in &fence of the ports, and the guardlhips
of the coat of Norway are to be armed. The
Sarpen brig is arrived here from Elfineur.—From
Rotlock nine fhips laden with corn have failed for
Ingland.—lt is fill fail here, that the Englifh
Charg,!: d'A ffaires, Mr. Da u MOND, has been up-
poi,aed Antbairador from his Court.—Our tlect,
is now fully erluipped in the roads.
London, England, 1801-05-04

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London, England, 1801-07-09

FALMOUTH, JULY 6.

This day arrived a Anil from Lifbon„ brought
his Majelly's packet rimer. ADOLPHUS, which
place ibc left on the 23d ult.—The Pitirce
WALES and WALSINCIIASE packet; had arrived
out, the formtr on the lyth.and the latter on the
azd June. The Ynarros frigate arrived on dm
30E11. The packet on her palter (pate the Mun-
son i e, hound w Egypt with troopt;dl wejl. The
Oporto fleet arrived out all welle *Orr couroy of
the NUTLE Y.

hrothing further was publicly known at Lilo&
refpeiting the terms of peace between France,
Spain, and Portugal. when the packet failed ; but •

it was generally believed at Lisbon, that the Por.
tuguefc pui ts would be flue againft this Country.
—The packet brought 24 paffengers,among whom
is a Melfenger from th 4 Portuguqfe Government,
who went off immediftely on his landing.
Arrived this day, the Aclrsva Excife cutter,
Captain Kre Milli Tidal a cruise, aid has brought
in whir her two fasuggling•Vdrals with 4go an.
kers of fpirita from GuitifeS,..:Alie Do v cut.
Ariti ttdeer of coatirrs from Wales; and the
American brig Reward, Capt. Haotett, in a 6 days
from Bolton, with a(hes, canon, Ste. far orders ;
the latter brings an account that four American
frigates and two (loops of war had failed from
Bolton for the Mediterranean. Sailed the Arne.
rican fchooner Harriet, Mauls, with tar for Drill
tol ; and Saanwica tugger with the brig tranfport
Supply for Cork,

PLYMOUTH, JULY p.

Lail evening arrived here the Swedlfh Eah
dia Company's fhip Wellergothlan, Captain Lay-
alre r e Ro3, from Batavia, laden with fagar, cof-
fee, and pepper, fbr Stockholm, lafi from the Cape
'a Good Hope r the inwnset about five week* ago,
by his 11444}e11y% !kip Pt movie, of 18 gums, Caps,
!ouvsels, and detained poder the then eaiftm
general embargo, but it is tweed, the will now
b.. liberated : the ?exoq se Ives on her Torte le
the Earl Indies.
Sailed the bicTrapuz. of74RIMIs C 414. CrTttt
-
eseT, tp 111 C SaaWard• witb &et tattler convoy,
The Augnfins gun-barge, °item guns, J. Scare
leaflet-. in rumiqg put of Catipmer this motnittgs
got ashore on the Rockso the c 4,404 gpd
he dallied pieces.

LANCASTER. NEW 4.
This morning arrived here, the Ardeer, amis.
from Grenada,nnd the Helen, BAYNE. from Am'
tips. Captain ',TogaSt
,of the brig Minerva, of
Ix/etpod, arrived here oi Mnpaay lett, flaying
been cptured on his voyage from Tortola fur LG
rerpool, on tie Both of April, by the Braes.
French Slip of war, Captain F. Bete, 0f36 guns,
of Cape Clear. The Braare tyrived at Coruna*,
on the t3th of May, atter ifnecefsful creste, hav-
ing mken 15 velfels in about five yleeks. She had
only about too men left when the arrived in port.
Captain Lvwas and the other prifoners were landp
ei on the 14th May, and lays, he afterwards heard
that the Braave's crew were all imprelTed Coon af.
to he left her. Launched, on Saturday laR, front
Mr. 13roekbank's-yard, a fine new thip called 6*
Thetis, burthen sgo tons, for the Weft India trade.
London, England, 1801-07-31

By LINDLEY BOURRAY.

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London, England, 1801-07-31

NAUTICAL INTEL L IGSNCI.

MAILS THIS DAY.Oriod. IL S. L
US

• Hamburg%
o
o Waterford,.
o DenNibil4ee,

beat, Jima 3o._This morning Lord Nitsox
hoifted his flag on board the LIYDIN frigate, and
took the command of the fquidron of bomb and
gun velrels in the Duv;ins.—Wind S. S. W.

hfurcto, JuLT 27.—The Daphne, laden with
wheat, rice, and Raves, Is put into this port; the
was chaced, on the asth initant, by a copper-bot-
tomed French.buik (loop, mounting to guns, Bal.
lyeoston Ifland bearing N. by W. dißant about
eight leagues, and, after firing a gun acrofs the
Daphne's bow, hauled her wind to the Northward.

TORBAY, Jima, Sailed laft evening 'for
Weymouth, the Mercury yacht, vrith R. Bit.L, Efq.
and fnite on board. The fhip James, MOORE,
WhiCh drove on fhore rope time back, we are hap-
py to fay, was yellarday, by the affliflance of fome
Room got inttktU pier, and-will-be repaired with
-all potEble dirpatch;
29.vrcalpan in the Swed 4
frtip Ulilres, of and from: Sweesibni, Captain
AOVIDSoN BERG, laden with deals
and iron, bound to Morlaii, detained by the LAP.'
vnao, of .28 guns, Captain ROTHRRAIR t and the
TaLaseacn vs, of t 4 guns, Lieutenant SPINCER.
—Caine in the CAPTAIN, of 74 gunk Captain
STRACHAN, from the Channel fleet.

Sailed the BOADICIA, of 38 gone. cap., KitATS,
with liye hillocks, 'vegetables, ite• for Chime
net fleet. • t

Came in for orderi the American fhip Binning.
ham Packet, of and from Chariertown, Captain
WM. COCHR•W, with ittgar, &c. for Cowes.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.--Arrived the TARTAR
frigate, Captain WALRRR ; and the ALERT cutter.
Lieutenant Erase, from the Downs.

Yea mourn, JULY 30.—0 n Wednefday even-
ing a boat with eleven men attempting to get on
board their nip in the Reads, the boat unfortunate-
ly overfet, by which accident the Mailer and nine
men writhed. His Majeßfs chip PRINCESS of
DRANO! failed this day to join -the Fleet on the
Coati of Holland; and the Aoassete4oll is arrived
from a craze off Goree.

. .
The Ex vans-packet, Captajnbstt; with mails
and. paffengers, has not failed,' .wintl blowing frills
at E.

SHIERNISS, Jove 2.9-owhig to the ftrong
Eagerly winds, till Haassis was obliged to put
back this mottling varly, with the Baltic convoy.
not being -able to work down againft the wind.
Theßßlt.wAarhasgoneout of barb?* to the Mire.
London, England, 1801-07-31

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST,

Gcsitstan, JULY ;o.—Pand by, the Mary,
rc taws, from etilsurgh ; Perfeverance,
WeLltaa, 'from Dublin; Vrow Henrietta; CA IX,
from Denmark; .and Neptune, Jaccsou, from
Norway.—. Sailed the Vrow Tetras, for
Dieppe ; Iris, K Lao uvicx, for Teneri4 i Nancy,
BLACRM IR, for Madeira; Martha, Law, ACTON,
for Dublin ; and Alexandria, Blut, for Brulrels.

•
Q. Takla r sod Thome", Tan,
At DoveiLinenkaft, Levi:lMO. from Dublin.
Offßrldport—General Oglethorpe, Patterfon,from Skvannak.
At Leitb—Johns, Hutton, from *ow York.
Qff INctki—Gmt.ge and Mary, Ifutcbcon from Efttobee.
At Wqmout.b.rWeymouth Lida, from Newfound-
lut4 .

Para; Ariel. Brows ; aid Ma-

I, Soaks: frgin
At Virglidip-4totlpriao!
u!n Liverpool: • _

Sir Tams AS Tefoss min is appointed to the com-
mand of his Majefty's yacht the Maar, at Deptford.

Captain Luca stppointed to csasniand his Ma-
jelly's [hip PHstcuts, now lying at Plymouth.
This vetel, it will be recollected, was captured by
the MARS, after a revere a&ion, inwhiell the gal-
lant Commander of the latter, Captaiii HOOD, Loa
his life.

The Henry, Wai.ox, of London, imported to
be captured in the South Seas.
The Elizabeth and Jane, from New Providence
to London, is reported to be captured by a priya-
teer from Bourdeaux.
• Who 1-Xeaor., (late Bent) from Jamaica to Los.
don, .has foundered near Jamaica, crew favecL
The Diligence, from Lifboo to China, is
pat ititaMolatnbique with damage, where the flap
as condemned.
The Charlotte, —, from Gothenburg to Dub-
TM, was loft on Hafbro' Sand on the loth inftant.
The Santo Marlyres Triumpo Pinto, frogul-if•
bon to Montevedo, foundered at Rio Janeiro.
The Pitts MlTFffee,4 from. Virginia to Clyde.
it ftranded on the North Cii•k of -Ireland. Part
of the cargo raved. • - ' •
A large native'vefel was lately burnt on the
Coromandel Coaft by accident. Six or eight of
the crew reached the chore, but the remainder
perifhed in the furf.
A Sae rad, of goo tons burthen, intended for
the Weft India Trade, was etc Tuefday launched
at Wapping, Briftol. She is to be called the Fame.
The launch drew together an impede concourfe
of fisetchstors.
The Jupiter, Moan-re from Cadis to Vera
Cry;, is captured by the ACAITO and APOLLO fri-
gates, sod carried Iwo Jamaica..
The Stranger, Cuss.' la arrived at Ayr from
Quebec. with wheat. • Several other (hips arc daily
espeted from (lychee with wheat.

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London, England, 1801-09-01

''' PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE, BY AUCTION,
;At the Brokers' Warehouie, near the Cullom Hoar, PlTtrouths
on Wednefday the 16th day of September next, at to o'clock
in the Forenoon,
THE FRENCH NATIONAL CORVETTE,
• La CHEVORETTE.
Cut oat of Cuneret Bay, by the gallant volunteers in the
' boats of his Majefty's fhips Deals, liaautteu, and Ut' Nia.
DIMINSIONI : Feet. Inches.
Extreme Length . • ! - - 109 0
Breadth - - - - 30 4
• Depth in Hold - - - 9 81 1
• Height between Decks • - - 3 3
Depth in Wailt - _ . - 2 s St
' Draft of Water - - - . -9 . 6
Barthel in Tons, 424 89-91.
Frigate built, mounts so guns, is well calculated Tor an Ea*
or Weft India Packet, orthe Guinea or Streights Trade, would
anfwer for a Private Ship of War, or a Trdop Ship in which
einploribe was when taken, is a very handforns and good vete!,
and Coppered to the Wales; the Stores are in excellent Order,
beingjult fitted for a long voyage, now lying in Hamoate in
the Port of Plyesolt,b, 4nd there to be.4livered. ,
..,......
lmmedidtely after will be fold the Warlike and ether Stores,
and goods landed from the aforefaid Wife], as will be more
fully exprelfed in the Catalogues, which in due time may be
had of Siwatrd Lyne, Efq. Agent in Plymouth; or Mr. C. D.
Symons, Broker, Will's Coffee-Bode, London ; likewife at the
(Mee of Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, in Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-09-01

COALS, Await ir.

Deft Coals in the Pool, ii. 3s. 6d. per-Chaidroo.

Delivered
Sunderland,
Delivered

lis. od..
11. Ills. Bd.
21. 71. od.

At Warrninifer, on Saturday 1411, the prices of
corn, per quarter, were as follows :—wheat 84s.
to 98s. ; barley 38s. to 58$. ; oats 335. to 375.;
leans sBs. to 645.
At Newbury Market, on Tburfday, New Wheat
fold from 785. to toss. At the prefent,period, the
price of Bread is fcarce alike in any two places.—
A Morning Paper fays, Bread of the he) Wheaten
Flour, was publicly cried at Croydon, on Friday
laft, for One Shilling the QLsartern Loaf.

At Melton Fair, on Friday laft, there was the
largeß thew of beats ever remembered, upwards
of 4.,0p0 ; fat ones fetched high prices, but fibres,
owing to the prefent drought, were without pur-
chafers aimofi at any prices. There was but a
fmall Thew of theep, which maintained the high
prices latterly given. The fhew of horfes vas alfo
(mall.

At Bradford Leigh Fair, on Monday fe'nnight,
the cheefe exhibited for Pale was remarkably fine,
and fold at the following prices—Belt, 475. to 331.
per cwt. ; Half Coward, 345. to 3Rs. per ditto ;
and many tons were taken home unfold.
There was the molt plentiful and bell (hew of
honks at Horncaille Fair lan week ever remem-
bered, which went off readily at extraordinary
high prices. The (hew of both lean and fat beats
was very (mall, and, owing to the high prices, few
were fold.

At Ipfwich Fair, lark week, there appeared
about the fame quantity of lambs as the two pre-
ceding years, being eftimated at not lefs than
Bo,ooo.—Mr. Sri I LLITO'S polled wethers, of Ick-
worth, gained the prc-eminence, being nearly fat,
and reached as high as 27s.—Mr. Paw y's polled
lambs, of Lidgate, were alfo in high condition,
and fetched 335. and his Norfolks 525. ; the latter
acknowledged '.o be the bell c.f their breed in the
fair; the polled lambs graduated, from 195. to 235.;
the heath ditto, from 14s. to 175.—The polled
lambs, of various crolfes, were eagerly fought for,
and molly fold the fiat day, but not a tenth part
of the horned flock were then difpofed of.
London, England, 1801-09-01

NIUTICAL INTELLIGE►NCS.

4 MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind W. S. W.
o Hambirgit,
I Dublin,
o Waterford,
• Donnagbadee.
• America,

DEAL, AUGUST 31.

DOX

Arrived the AN SON frigate with the convoy from
'Lifbon ; and MENTOZ armed-fhip, with a convoy.
from Esmotith, which are failed for the River.--.
Wind N. W. with rain.
London, England, 1801-09-01

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 3t.

Arrived the GANGES man of war, from the
weftward ; and GRAND FaLcom ex cutter, from
Marcou.—.Sailed the EtErtwir man of war, on
a cruife.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 0.
Arrived from the Nore, the PYLADIS !loop of
war, Captain Booaara, and the READY gun•brig,
Lieut. DYER.—The Honourable P. BURRELL and
fuite arrived here this morning, at N s Lson's Hotel,
and will embark this afternoon onboard the DIANA
packet, Captain STEwART, for the Continent.

- • FALMOUTH, AUGUST sox •
His Majefty's packet Pa t aex s s Ant ttkiesptain
SYMMS, arrived this day from Halifax, after a
paffage of 27 days: the pafrengers are-Mr.-and
Mrs. Dona, Mr. FRANKLYN of Tobago, Mr. W.
Mater of America, and Mr. and Mrs. Taunus :
this packet left England on the 12th May, arrived
at Halifax on the 17th June, and found lying in that
harbour, his Majefty's (hips Sr. At.aaa's and Art-
DAOMACH I, and failed for New York on the 22d, at
which place (he arrived on the 4th July, and after
flaying 14. days, returned to Halifax ; on the aoth
(he fell in with his Majelly's (hip &Iron, in lat.
40. 24. long. 67. 43. bound to Halifax ; arrived at
Halifax on the 26th, and failed for England on
2d Augur: on the 28th (poke la Sor ;a, from
Newfoundland wither convoy, out fix weeks all well.
The Dues or Klar and Srsticsa,stwo new
packets, are nearly ready for fea, and as there are
no packets in port belonging to the Litbon Ration,
it is fuppofed one of them will be ordered for that
fervice, with the mail which is now' here.
London, England, 1801-09-01

Population of the parifhes of St. Nicholas and
Old Macbar, comprehending Naw and Old Aber-
deen.

'deuces. Families. Males. Females.
Bt. Nicholas Isp7 5705 7194 10403
Old Kuhn. 1313 1841 atOo 5751

3180 8547 11,354 16,154
Total. 5 St. menhir - 17.597? 2,a08
/Old Mother - 9/021 '
, Of theft there are
Employed in agriculture. - - 420
Employed in trade. manufattures, &c. - 23.102
All other strong, - - - 13.986

Total,

27,503

Laft week a number of timber flats were pre-
pared at Shields, to be laid over keels, moored
acrofs the Tyne, as a bridge for the military and
cannon in cafe of emergency.
Land in the neighbourhood of Paris is now fold
at about feven years purchafe. In America, the
common rate is twelve years purchafe. '
Port-Wine is juft now fold in Paris at about
twenty-twO pence a bottle.

Mount Vefuvius has condefeended, as we are
told, to become a political barometer for the king-
dom of Naples. Upon the entry of General MAC-
DONALD into the capital in 1799, there was an il-
lumination for three following nights, during
which time the volcano emitted a molt brilliant
flame. Ever fince the conclufion of peace it has
remained perfeetly
The name of Mrs. Amity drew a crouded and
over-flowir.g audience to •the Royal Amphitheatre
yefterday evening, which, in addition to its beau.
tiful Speetacle of FAIR ROSAMOND, and a variety
of other amufements brought forward for the Sell
time, a new Eaftern Ballet of ACtion, called the
BASHAW, which was received, as it merited, with
loud and reiterated peals of applaufe, and is to be
repeated this Night.
We prefent the following to our Readers, not
only as a mato", but as a great literary curiofity,
printed verbatim d literatim from the original MS.
A gentleman of Bath, requiring the chat-after of a
fervant who had applied for his place, was referred
by him to his tall mailer. In a few days the Gen-
tleman received the following anfwer by poll :

TO THI HOW. •-••
'Birmingham, augult 3.
Thomas Handfon Why difmifl on the aCount of
Wageas and carved me tow years and tow months
AS a Butler and vailat with Soberarity and honafty
and attentay and allfo a Clean farvent.
for fear of aneay defeption he is a man of five
feet fore Hinches High fpear mead Black eys and
Greay Heair a flaffordfluer man and Cauld Shave
and Dref, Hair Well anof to pleafe me do not take
my Word hut I mould Have you make troo of
him and I donte clout but what he will Cute you
veary well Pleafe to excufe me for not Wrighting
to you before but I Was out on a vifet to u Pleafe
to excufe my bad weighting for my pens hare bad
and 1 ham to haft your humble Servant
William Chataington Efqr
Upon the fellow being interrogated as to the au-
thenticity of the letter, he for a long time declared
it was his old makes very own hand, but upon
examining tome other papers about him, the fimili-
tuck was too throng to doubt this charalter being
the writing and compokion of the man himfelt,
which he afterwards confeffed, laying, as that he
had long been out of place, he had taken thole
means of obtaining one.
London, England, 1801-12-29

ArAuncia mreL.LIGENCE.

MAILS Tfi:S DAY.--W1:41)
ARRIVT.D. L': r. •
Hamturrh,
0 Dv!hio,
I.Vat:r:...ra,
0
Hlinct, 0
N.Av York and Hal irait, 0

FALMOUTH, DEC. 16.—This clay arrived three
Packets with Mails, the PRINCESS ELIZAPETH,
KIDD, from Jamaica; the Eoa a cis ARLr7 Sprxc, pt,
COTESWORTa, filar 0:2 Leeward War is; and the
LADY ARABELLA, PottiEus, from 1-fal:fa.x.-1 he
Patserss 3..1.12.51if.att filed from tbi phtce on the
z4th of Augull, with Mails for the Leeward
Itlands and Jartide t, at the later which the
arrived on the iotii of Oftt.lyer, paving rev;ntilly
landed the Mails for the Illands,) and :mind there
his Ma:jelly's Ihips Cori 3ER L.I.D; Ac CC.sv FURY,
TOPAZE, CIRCE, CE4'.BERCS, RETRIUU t IC,N, VOL-
AGE, SHARK, CALYPSCI, an-1 MLALta ; during her
flay there tlic CARNAT/C, SEINF, CRESCI•ST,
Arot.i.o arrived ; the received the ,Lill for Eng-
land and failed on the 2d of l'Zovcrnher, in com-
pany with his Majelly's APOLLO.—The Loan
CHARLES SPENCER 131101 from this place on the
2tft. of September, and arrived at listrhadoes on
the sill of (Maher, where the found his Majctly's
Chip IlcuaLux ; at Martinique the found the LE-
VIATHAN, OSPREY, and SURINAM, and aft.cr de-
livering the Mails at the feveral Leeward lfladns,
arrived at Tottola on the fath of Nivernlicr,
whence the failed on the tfah, under convoy of
his Majelly's (hip SOUTHAMPTON, and arrived this
day without fpeaking any vaels on her paffage.—
The LADY ARABELLA failed from this prat on the
loth of tOttober, with the American Mails, and
artived at Halifax on the loth of November,
whence (he failed on the 7th of December, with a
Mail and Difpatches for England, and arrived as
above.

The Pdrengers by the LORD CHAIM! SPENCIR
are, ?VII'. BARCLAY, Mr. M`DOS ALI), Mr. DYRR,
and Mr. RODOLPH and by th PRINCESS ELIZA.
BCTH, Mr. GEORGE KELLARMAN.

PORTSMOUTH' DEC. morning failed
a great number of (hips for the Wel Ir.dies.
YARMOUTH, Drc. 28.—Sailed for Hltwich,EllC
DIANA packet, Captain STEWART, t.l.uiendduty.
Sailed the Peace of Yarmouth, Capttia 14,4,
xyith goods and palfengers, for Rottct dam. Ar-
rtvcd from London on the 26th and 27th intl. the
Mary, TS/1301EL ; Dove, HORN ; Amy, Q.:lu-
TON ; COI:ARM Trader, PLOWMAN ; and I:.Aly,
PASIILEV, with goods. The PRINCE OF WALES
packet, Captain DEANE, fails for Bremen to re-
lieve the PRINCE Or WALES packet, Cart. HEARN
thc latter takes the mails on Sunday next from
Cuxhaven for England. •
DEAL, DEC. 28.—Arrived and failed for the
River, the Daffier, GLOVER, from Qtebec ; Swift,
STARS, from Liffion ; and the trnior,
WORT H, from Philadelphia.—Wind S. \l.
GRAVESEND, DEC. thc Frnitude,
Garmstit ; and Jane. Ross, for Jamaica ; Anna
Maria, BECK PR ; and Hopetdee Zcemon, JaNs,
for liamburgh.
ARRIVED

At Covvee....Dareith, Gracelucks, from Cagllaria ; and Prela-
dent. Fulfhaw, from Stettin.
At Lritb—Sally, Oavldfoo, from Hambrt,'.
At Courleauz—Amity, Hatebinfon, from Ch:eer..m.
In the Dowm—Backhoufe,Hardirqbfrom Surinem and Lisbon
London, England, 1801-12-29

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. al.

Days were filed for hearing the various appeal before their
Lordthips after the reeds.
The Lift of Names* returned by Peers for Members of the
Court under the India Judicature Bill, not being equal to the
nt,mber diredted by the Aet of Parliament (ten), the Lifts were
ordered to Ile on the Table till the number be completed.
A Petition was prefented from Charles Bridges
Woodcock, Efq. of Berner's-fireet, praying that
his marriage with Ann Crofbie may be diffolved,
on account of unlawful familiarity having been
contrasled by her with the Hon. Chriltopher Hely
Hutchinfon, now in Egypt, by whom fhe became
pregnant, and afterwards cohabited .with as his
wifi. The proceedings of the Ecclefialtical Court
in the cafe being handed in at the Bar, the Peti-
tion was ordered to lie on the Table, and leave
given to bring in a Bill conformable to the prayer
of it. Adjcurned till Monday nest.
London, England, 1801-03-30

!%.7__'% lA'TLI.J./C :?7F.

h1.111.S THIS N. L.
MUM'
, hi.ada 2
2 Dit Marcli 25, 1
5 Wat,rford
2 ?Larch 25, 26. 0

TORBAY, MARCH 26.—Pafied his Maiefly's (hip
Licut. ROWED, with a convoy, turning
up to the Weßward.
Witirnv, MAACH 28.—This day arrived the
Hope of Yarmouth, lately taken near Blyth, and
re-taken off Camperdown, by (me of our armed
brigs; the I-lope had a Dutch pilot On board.—
Lieut. WALSH Of the PELTER gumbrig, v.-ho left
the North Sea fleet at 35 leagues from th,: Nay.e,
being obliged to cut from the VEMAN. of (4
guns, after making much water, carrying away
her top-malt, and throwing four guns or,:rboard,
reports that the fleet, though rather dilltrt:.:(l
when he bore away from it, would, in all proba-
bility, reach the Sound about the zcth

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Came in the ROYAL
GEORGE, 1 to guns, Captain ()Two v, from Tin hay.
Sailed on a cruize, the Boa FLEUR, 98 guns, Rear
Admiral COLLINGWOOD ; FORMIDABLE, 98 guns,
Captain GRIN DALL ; CHILDERS, 14 VHS, Captain
CRAWFORD ; PLOVER, 18 guns, Captain GALWAY;
and the FLORA, 12 guns, Licutcnant CA RP ENI ER ;
alfo the EARL ST. VINCENT, LORD NELsox, and
Dutch OF CL.SRENCE privateers, to the wcflward.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Yeflerday arrived
the SUPERB, and VENERABLE, of 74 guns, from
the Channel Fleet, and with the CAMBRIAN, are
to convey the outward-hound Eaft-Indiamen to
St. Helena. Yefterday failed the JAsos and LAP-
WING frigates on a cruife. Yefterday Admiral !
GAM ai ER'S flag was hoilled on board the Neptune,
of 98 guns. This day arrived the SWAN and
PLOVER, from a cruifc off Marcon. This forenoon
failed the BEAVER hoop on a cruife.
YARMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Sailed the DIANA•
packet, FARROW, for Cuxhaven, with the Ham-
burgh and Bremen mails of the 27th Ml—Friday
I'. M. failed the following flips of war under the
command of Admiral DICKSON, 011 a cruife off
Holland, viz. tilt PRINCESS Of ORANGE, Admiral
Dicxsox's flag-fhip ; AGINCOURT, MONMOUTki,
MADRAS, two frigates and a hoop, &c.—Ycherday
failed the DRAKE cutter, with letter., &c. for the
Baltic fleet.—Arrived the FAVOURITE 11C01) horn
the Non.—Wind S. W.

ABERDEEN, MARC,' 23.—0 n Friday lafl, it blew
a hurricane from S. E. during which a relict went
afhore at Don-mouth. The crew were fared, and
if the weather continues moderate, dr_ edict m ill
be got off. Shc is the Chriftian, LEASK, from
Kirkw.tll for Montrofe and Leith. During the
hard gale, the Brothers of Sunderland, from Alm--
dem, in ballaft, went attune among the rocks at
Johnfhaven—the crew were with the utmoft diffi-
culty faved, and the velLl went to pieces toon after.
On Friday paffed by Peterhead, a fleet of about
40 fail, under convoy of two frigates, for Green-
land, from the T:tames and Humber, &c.
London, England, 1801-03-30

1./MN! fitE PARTS PAP£7,I

HAGUE, MARCH 16.—1 t is believed that the
Batavian Republic will be aggrandized by a pai t
of the Bilhopric oflluntter, as an indemnification
for the Inl of Maetlricht, Venlo, and I)utch Flan-
ders. According to the plan propoie I, the Ems
and the Lippe will ferve as boundaries to Batavia
on the fide of Upper Germany. The remainder
of the Bithopric of Munfler, the Eleaorate of Ha-
nover, and the Imperial Cities of Lubeck, Bremen,
and H4mburgh, will be united to the Pruffian
Monarchy, with the content of the Emperor of
Ruffin and the French Government.

From a paper written by M. A. 0. TALON, it
appears that the Englifh did not get poffeflion of
our colony of Surinam, by means much more
honourable than our fleet at the Texel. TALON
there flates, that being entruited to negociate the
fu-render of the Settlement, the Englab engage:i
to allow him the !Intl of :Sopa) byres to be di-,
vided among himfelf and his friends. M. FREDE-•
RICCI, the Governor, received So,ooo ; M. de
CoMOVN, the Lieutenant-Governor, ag,ooo ; and
himfelf t0.},000. This declaration he left in cafe
of his death in the hands of Iv!
London, England, 1801-03-30

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, MARCH 29.—Arrived iiieGaiturefloop
from a entire, with a large French lugger privateer,
of 14 guns, and_47 men, mien off Boulogne.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 29.—Paffed by the Gene-
ral D a, and Fame, FREEMAN,
from Virginia ; Gibraltar, ADAMS, from Fard ;
Fame, —, from New Orleans; and Riling,
States, —, from Charlefton.—Sailed the Prin-
cefs Charlotte, RICHARDSON, for India; John,
Coc x sow, for St. Sebaftian's ; Hope, Timis? sox,
for Tortola ; Ifabella and Ann, —, for Gib.
raltar ; Atlantic, —, for New Brunfwick ;
Hero, —, for Grenada ; Tiger, —, and
Duke of Kent, Kr NNFDY, for Halifax; and Mari
nus, STEWARD, for St. Kitts.
London, England, 1801-03-30

Pi....nted ter T. lade% Of. and W. Davies In the Strand.

Of whom may be bad, by the Lime Author,
The fiktory of the Anglo-So.:ens, from their firft Appear-
arlee above the Elbe, to the Death of Egbert, with a Map Of
theft ancient Ter:itory. Sl* ye.

This day was puldifhed,
In Three Volumes /Ivo. price ti. Is. in boards,
A new edition. being the Eighth, of
LECTURES on RHETORIC and BELLES
LETTRES.
By HUGH BLAIIt, b.D.ind F. R.S. Ed.
Onr of the Minifters of the High Chur:h, and Profeffor of
Rhetoric and Belles Letts bathe Univerfity tf FAHnburgh.
Frosted for A.Straban ; and T. Caddo, jun. and W.Davia,
Strand; and W. Cromb, F.dinburgh.
Of whom may be bad, a mw edition, (the Twenty-fecund,)
of &Timm, by the fame Author, 4 vols. Aro. :1. 44 in boards.
•• • A FM Volume of errtsons is in the prefs, and will be
publithed very loon.
London, England, 1801-03-30

RATISBON, MARCH 9.

The deliberations which commenced on the Ktil
init. terminated on the following day. The refult
of thefe deliberations is the amclufions of the three
Colleges :
d, The general Aftemhly of the Empire has Peen,
from the Imperial Court decree of the 2t It of Fe-
bruary, and its two fupplements, what weight)
reafons induced his Imperial Majefty to content to
the determined propofal of the French Republic,
that the Peace of the Empire fhould alfo be ad.
jufted and signed by his Majefty at Luneville, in
his capacity as head of the Empire, after the ex-
ample of the negotiations for Peace at It aftadt and
Baden ;" and, in the fecund fupplement, to lay
it before the general AfTembly of the Empire, in
order that the Electors, Princes, and States, might
ratify it in the name of th:. Empire, and on ac-
count of the encreafing damages by which any
further delay would be accompanied, to batten
fuels ratification, as much as polfible. The Ge-
nera/ Affembly of the Empire has taken into ma-
ture confidention the Imperial Court decree ; and,
as from the repeated affurances of his Imperial
M. city, that Aliembly need not entertain any ap.
prehenfions with refpeet to the undoubted right vet:
ted in the Eledors, Princes, and States, to co.
operate in treaties of Peace, the Aftembly has been
induced (by the ponerful motives which have de-
termined his Imperial Majefty to conclude a Peace
in the manner laid before the Diet, and by the
melancholy fituation of Germany, fo much wall-
ing for, and wanting, Peace) to decree, that the
Peace concluded at Luneville, on the gth of Feb.
by his Imperial bfajelly, in his own name and
that of the Empite, with the French Republic, be
ratified, and an aet of opinion fpeedily drawn up,
humbly thanking his Majefty for his patriotic en-
deavours and interceflions, and entreating him to
ratify and to confirm the faid treaty of Peace, in
his own name and that of the Holy Roman Em-
pire."
The above conetifam was this day ratified by the
Imperial Principal Committer'', and immediately
difpatched for Luneville, by an Imperial Courier.
During the hit fortnight it had been reported,
that the Imperial Ruffian Minister with thebiet,
Baron Kt. ur rst, and all perfons employed under
him, had been recalled to Peterlborgh. Our lAA
letters from Peterfborgh, feem to confirm this re-
port, though without flating the reafons fin thi;
uneipetacci circumoltanct.
London, England, 1801-03-30

STIITTGARD, MARCH 6.

Wirtemberg hls at length paid the contribution
for the months of November and December. Hopes
had been entertained that this contribution, which
at firft was fixed at Iffloo,ooo livres, but after.
wards lowered to 1,000,0e0, would be remitted
eatirely ; but General MOREAU, laetly palling
through this city, and finding that no arrange.
nients had yet been made for paying it, expreffed
the higheft difplcafure, revoked the mitigation be-
fore granted, fixed a term of five days, and de-
,clarcd that lie would quarter fix half-brigades, as
execution, in the country, and appoint an admi-
nifiration, until the whole fun ihould be paid--e
viz. i,500,000 livres from the Duke's Chamber,
400,000 from the States, and eOOOOO from the
Ecclefiatlical Council. Immediately after his de-
parture the trcafuries, ftores of wine and corn,
exc. belonging to the Duke, the States, and the
Ecclefiallical Council, were placed under feats and
guarded. Similar matures were taken in the
country, but only with regard to the Duke's form,
the States and the Ecclefiaitical Council having
declared their rcadinefs to pay the money. A let-
ter was afterwards received from Stralbjirgh, from
the General in Chief, by which he renewed the
mitigation of 800,000 livres, and-prolonged the
term for payment. The States and the F..celefi-
ailical Council, fupported by confideruble
found means fot paying the money; and on the,
part of Government meafures were likewife taken
for procuring it. The fcarcity of money in the
public the is was fuch, that the Statei Ott laft of-
fered 8 per cent. annual Intereft. On the third
the guards were removed from the property be-
longing to the Duke, the States, and the Church,
and the feels were taken off. The French Com-
millioners in the country have likewife received or.
ders from the Commander General in this city to
refign every thing they had taken in theircullody,
and to proceed to their former Rations. General
MO/eau arrived here the night before laft with
his Staff.

FRANCE.

PARIS. MARCH

The night before IA the ?dingier at War gave
a grand fete to celebrate the arrival of peace. 'The
Confuls were prefent, together with the Minifleri,
the Foreign Ambafradors, and many other perfons
of diftinelton. It began by a mile piece full of wit
and fprightlinefs, and highly appropriate. Supper
was then ferved up. Tables were bid out for this
purpofe in all the apartments of the fira floor. Af-
ter (upper the company went below ftairs, and the
ball began. There have been few more btilliant.
The dreffes of the Ladies were beautiful, rich and
elegant. In a word, every thing contributed to
embellifh this fete, the objeS of which was fo in-
terell ng.
" It is reported that the Pruifian Government hai
iffued orders to flint the port of Embden againft
all Englifh wails. It is likewife Elated in the laft
letters from Berlin that Lord CARY s Foal- has pack.
ed up all his baggage, and defers his departure for
London only till the arrival of a courier from his
Court.
London, England, 1801-01-02

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 2.
Prim of Stocks this day at one o'clock .
Cott for opening 6243—Redw.ed 621-4 pa Cent. 78!....
New s pa Cent. 94,H.

The atriihnu Dividends will be pa4l to the Merchant; and
Rankers on seurday fe'nnight. Moir amount rather czteeds
na 1,40 W nerniiii:
There remains about eleven hundred thourAnd pounds of
the lak Loin to be paid at the sank.
Win's, arc. i7A—Price or Stocks this day
5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 113i-5 per Cent.. Treat
6 per Copt. Treat Bins 99t

Yefterday being New Year's Day, the day ap-
pointed by his Wittily's Royal Proclamation fur
the Union between Great Britain and Irel.nul
to take place, His MAJESTY held a Grand Conn.
cil at St, James's Palace ; the Members who at-
tended were--
His Royal Meiners the PRINCE of WALK 3.
The Dotes of YORK, CLAIM NCR, and Kerr.

Duke of Portland.

The Arehbifhop of Canterbury.

The Bilhop of London.
The Lord Chancellor.
The Canceller of the Exchequer.
London, England, 1801-01-02

Rec. Honcft Caleb. Rec. The Two Dot: bars.
Song. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird.
Rec. The Semen's Head. Rae. Bits and Scraps.
Song. Another Cup and tins.— Song. *Echo.
Rec. Which is the way to Rte. The Coup de Grace.
Visas: ? Song. The Union.
Song. •A Little!
Tic whole is written, and competed, and will be !Pam, lung