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London, England, 1801-12-21

THE RING V. OWFM AND MARDLE.

This was another irldiettnent againft the two
copper-fmiths, conviaed laft Sittings, for having
unlawfully King's Roro in their porellion.
The Arzoita E r•GENERAL Rated, that they had
ablionded, and th.ct the prefent profecution was
intended only to get at the recognizance of their
bail. _ _

The evidence, the fame as in the former, was
gone through, and no defence being made, the
Jury pronounced verdiel of Guilty.
The Avrosaky•Gresit•L faid, he liked the
men fo much better than the money, that if their
hail could produce them, he would even take off
the threat of thofc bail who paid the money into
Court loft Term.

BIRCH O. HOUGHTON.

This was an aftion upon a Policy of Infurance►
and the only quellion was upon fea-worthinefz—
The Captain of the !hip proved that they fprang
a leak, after they got out to lea, and it appearing
that the other fide hid no evidence, Lord Kan row
laid, it was as hopelefs a defence as was ever let up.
Verdia for Plaintiff.
STANHQta O. BOULDZILSOW. 110
Tbis anion was alfo founded upon the damage
arifing to a fhip, at fea, from ftriking upon a land
bank near New York. The Plaintiffs firft withers
prqied that the damage was very inconfiderable,
and that the coppee fheathing, which was the fob-
jeet of charge, had •not received the kaft harm
from that accident.
Lord 'Unroof laid, he lhould have diredled the
Plaintiff to be nonfuited, but that the Defendant
had paid money into Court.
London, England, 1801-12-21

THE MOST BEAU EIFUI. PART OFPARK-lANE.

'fo BE SOLD BY AUCTION ray Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Grcat Room, in Pall Mall,
On Thurfday, January 28, at One &Limb,
By Order of the Sok Executor,
A NOBLE, SPACIOUS, and SUPER LA-
'II'IVELY ELEGANT MANSION, with exteefive at-
tached and detached Daces, (lilted for a Perfuna,cc uf the Lift
Rauh and Confequence, late the Refidence and Property of the
Countefs of HOLDERNF.SS, &carat.
The Peemifes, in point of fire and fuoaticin, may be ranked
the Ertl and molt delis-al& in the Metropolis, couipriGne •
ma( fplcadid Suite of Six hdaguitieent Ap.uuneuts on the
Principal fluor, well eoameted, of keg; dimenGons, juft pro-
portions, and fiailhed in a ftylc of fuper'or talk and elegance;
the Windows of which opening into a Balcony, bland all the
enchanting beauties of Hyde-Park, with the fplaidour of there
Rooms, Which can only be exceeded by the munch and com-
forts of the Secondary and Domenic Apartments.
The Maznifican Furnit ore correfplindent with the Monfinn,
French Plat:, Pier Cloak/ of matehlcfs I.:auty and perfection,
purchaftel by the late }'.art during his refidenec in Frame, may
be had at a fair valuciostror they will be Sold by Poblic Sale,
up the Pm-nice, and an carly potrthon may be had.
In the court, of the Stare will be fold the capital and match
la. Coßeaton of Healdla and Dutch Cabinet Nelms, Chef.
cfCC•ivecs of the molt celebrated and vl-nired Mailers, in their
praline and p:efeet Rate ; a great .Vi,nthlaee of the tan& valu-
able Sew. Declden, old. coloured, awl bite Japan China, old
japan Cabinrts of the erft ask, Tiliollll other Aida, In
bronze. fir Mugu. 11/4c. &c.
Particulars may be had at the Rainbow, Cornbill ; and hi
London, England, 1801-12-21

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Res: Mr. John Reflock is admitted by tho Peel:bray
of Dalin:lth to be minifter of the pardh of Crichton. The Rev.
Mr. filming, of Prisnrote. preached and 'waded on the m-
edian.

The Rev. John Reynolds Wardale, f A. of Clare liall,
Cambridge, Is drifted Fellow of that Satiety.

•: • BIRTH.
Oo Wedstefday morning, at Brighton. the Lady of William
Moore, M. D. of a.fon.

MARRIED.

On Tuefday the tsth heft. at Ofpringe. in Kent, Edward
Taker, Mq. to Midi Clad& Champion Crefpiguy, daughter of
PhOip Champion Crefpigny, E). of Aidborough, in Suffolk.
On the ad fait. at Penrith, obi Whdpdak, Efq. to Mifs
Story, daughter of Dr. Story, the fame place.
Oa Tocfday the Bth init. at I landfworth, by the Rev.
T. 141111 C, Richard Congrere, Efq. of Ifciqd Park, Flintiltire, to
Mfrs arch, tided daughter of fear Binh, Efq. of Hatialtszd
Staffordfillre.
On Monday the 7th loft. Mr. John Simplon, of Laneafter,
merchant, to Mifs Sal (bury, daughter of the late Richard
Sablbstry, Efq.
On Wednefday hit, at the Friends Meeting-hoafe, la Wray,
near Lanealter, Mr. Thomas Dilworth, fail-cloth manufac-
turer, to MIL Ann Deats, both of thlt town.
On Toefday the ill Ind. at Crtsna Green, Mr. T. Patty, to
Mlle Dodgfuh, bosh of Cart snail Fell, In I.anealhire.
London, England, 1801-12-21

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. WT. to.

Numerous robberies having been lately commit.
ted in Cape Town, the Commander in Chief has,
by a proclamation, dated the 4th infant, forbid
any (lave er perfon of colour to appear in the
ftreets after nine o'clock at night without lighted
lanterns, or after ten without a note from their
owners, fp -wifying the errand upon which the
bearer had been feat.
By the American fhip, Governor Strong, Capt.
T. CLIMIWTS, which lett arrived in Simon's
Bay, we have received inte 'pace, that the Bent,
fa long expedited with troops and Rotes. was at
Jitio Janeiro at the time of this velfers leaving that
port. • Shc was in a very leaky flute ; and we be-
lieve it was refolved that the troops and flores
fhluld he removed into the Jurirsz, in order to
expedite their paffage to this fettlement. The
Mar failed from England tit Apia, Oct, in'
company with the Ealt India fleet, and parted
company with them the 3d May. She arrived at
Rio Janeiro tit June, failed from thence 18th June;
and the 14th of July returned again in dittrefs,
having fprung a dangerous leak. Captain Huy.
row, Lieutenant Coerors, and Enfign Gtvss, of
the aid regiment, are patfengers an the KINTe
with 8a tees uits for the fame regiment, and rem
for the 34th.
By letters from Rio Janeiro, we learn, that a
French frigate, 0144 guns, has lately captured a
Portuguefe (hip, of a 1 guns. A brig that was in
company with her efcaped, and had kfcly arrived
at the above place.
The recent dilluibanec,s in the diftriEt of Graaff
Reinet, was occafioned by a report that all the in-
habitants were about to be inipreffed into his Ma-
jetty's naval and military service, but on alfurance
torn the Commillioners of the fallacy of the Rate.
ment, thcfe filly deluded people retired perfoftly
fatisfieJ and tranquil.
Front what can be dialed by perfeverance,
nothing can be a greater proof, than that afforded
through the willingnefs of the inhabitants of Cape
Town, during the late alarming profpats of an
impending famine. To illuftrate which, we con-
, trait a Itatement of the confumption of bread, in
the month of January laft, with thole of February
and March :—(n January, the weekly confumption
was 166,0901b5. On the ad of &In uary, it was
reduced to t 28,2361b5. On the 28th ditto, to
118,6121h5. And on the I 3th of March, 16.355ih5.
was ordered to be baked ; but through the volon.
wry choice of the inhabitants, only 14,2801b5. was
demanded from the bakers.

The prefent prices of on,- markets are, wheat,
6o riz.&ilars per load ; parley, 3 ditto ; peAfc,
tio ris-dollsrs ditto ; beams, So ditto; dour, tit_
roil, per toolb. 7 to 9 riz•dollari; potatoes, from
9 to t t dolLsrs per fiat.
London, England, 1801-09-09

LIVEF et 70L, SEPTEMBER 7.

- -
The Venerable, Caorr, from Lancafler, arriv-
ed at Madeira, and failed from thence with con-
,e:• for Jamaica 15th July.
The Whale, Hit sore, from Greenland for this
rt, is put into Norway.
The Succefs privateer of this port, and her prize
the Beamiih, are taken by a French and Spanifh
f t.. tdron and carried into Cadiz.
Arrmcd—London Packet artned &fp, from hence at Mil-
; Triton, Richardfon. and Mars, Sato, from hence at
!; Wailurger, Logerholm, from hence at Lifbon ; George,
from hence at Oporto; Caldicnt Cattle, —, from
r,r at MArtinico; Newby, Gill, from hence at Surinam;
Soma,, Winder. from Dominica as Liodo, aa4 Sgcpbea,
ivArddl from Loodoa at Norfolk

HULL, IMPTEMBER 9.
The !hips for the Baltic from this port, tte. under
convoy of the POMONA armed fhip, are yet in
Whitebooth roads.—They will fail as foon as the
wind is fair.

The Jana lugger, of 14 guns, is arrived in the
roads, to convoy the chips from hence to Hamburg:
motets to fail to-morrow.
The Mary, SHEPPARD, from Newcaltle to Lon-
don,-arrived here yeiterday with the lofs of her
mainmalt.
London, England, 1801-09-09

DEAL, SEPTEMBER r.

Sailed yellerday, after poll, the /dErivrt armed
brig, with Nancy, STANHOUSE, for Newfound-
land; Diamond, CEARA, for Africa; Guardian,
Coor, for Egypt ; Fortitude, Coffin, for New-
York ; and a fleet of coallcrs and colliers, under
convoy, to the Wellward.—Sailed through the
Downs, Ca A Rom, —, for the Eaft Indies ; Char-
lotte BOLAND, for Africa ; and Union, EVANS,
for f.iverpool. Remain in the Downs, his Ma•
fhips as per laft, with the ZEBRA bomb, and
Ezratss advice boat, Lieutenant SavEs, from a
cruize.—P. S. Sailed the Atoms frigate for Ford-
mouth; TIGASSS VITI.VerCI, and ANACR low brig,
or, a cruire.—Arrived the SHANNON frigate, from
the northward.

SETT. B.—Yeflerday evening, in a gale of wind,
the Ex PRESS advice boat, parted from her cables
a 1.! failed to the weflward ; by a fignal from Ad-
miral Netsow's fhip, the GREYHOUND and Sprits.
cutters flipt, and followed to aflift her.—Ar-
-I the Kingflon, —; St. George, METCALFE ;
_‘ander, ALLEN ; and Eddington, WILSON,
Jamaica. Wind N. N. E.
London, England, 1801-09-09

VAIMMTH, SEPTEMBER I

Arrived the PRIACI 07 WALLS, Suvrox, and
ptlNcr or Waxxs, DIANN, from Cuxhaven, with
the Hambargh mails of the tR and 4th init. The
!Angers are Mars. KILLAKO, KIMBLE, ,LVN-
Dy, POWILL, MVARILY, BLAIR, BARING, PORTIE,
etYRWILLE, Putur, SOLOMON, the Baron de
HURDT, and fevetAl German Gentlemen.
The Sosialtax has fent in htie a large Swedifh
nit Indianian, richly laden. Arrrved la JA Loon
brig : the SHANNON man of war has fent in a large
(muggier, laden with fpirits and dry goods. Two
men of war are now in the offing, but cannot learn
their names. The Kum Gsoacx packet with the
wefts of the sth inf. Rill remains in the Roads
P. Ss JuR arrived the Fox cutter.
, TOP.BAY, SEPTEMBER s.

Arrived from Portfmonth on Thntfday evening,
and failed again this morning to join the channel
fleet off Breit, his Majefty's Thin ELEPHANT. The
fnow. Eliza, to London, Captain W , from
Poitfinoutli to Midorea, laden with coals, one of
the convoy which arriied here on Thurfday even-
ing, fprung a leak about five or fix leagues off the
Lizard, but now remains with the fleet all well.
London, England, 1801-09-09

THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.

THE Leaures on Anatomy, Phytiology, and
the principles and °medals of Surgery; with Praeti-
of Anatomy, as uftial, will commence on Odtober the xR, by
Tlr. BLIZARD, Mr. T. BLIZARD, and Mr. RC. HEAD-
;SGTON, Surgeons of the HofpitaL
Dr. DENNISON, on the Theory and Pratlice of Midwifery,
on Friday tee sd of oetober.

MEDICAL THEATRE, ST.
ALBARTHOLOMEW'S
friosPtir.
THE following COURSES of LECTURES
aal be delivered at this Theatre during the milling winter :
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by
D. ROBERTS.
ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY by Mr. ABERNETHY.
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY by Mr. MACARTNEY,
THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY by Mr. it IWO,.
Nam,.
CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA by Dr.
POWELL.
MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNNE.
Further particulars :nay be known by applying to Mr. Nl-
ib.ga,, at the Apotiareary's BYop, St. Bartholomew's

T OST, or left in a Poft Chaife, from the Bell,
1-4 at Bromley, in Kent, to Broad-Rreet, on Monday hit, a
P,..nd Black Torte:ll/Atli SNUFF-BOX, ornamented with
eh, helm of a Lady, fated at her Piano, on which is wrote
Etc name Learnt, 1796.
Whoever has found the fame (of no value but to the owner),
end will bring it to No. 6, Tokenhoufe.yard, Lothbury, will
receive Four Guineas for bin trouble.
N. B. No greater Reward will be offered.
London, England, 1801-09-09

GOSPORT.-FOR PUBLIC SALE.

- - - . - ----
At the India Arms Inn, on Thurfday the loth Mitotic, at eleven
o'Clock in the morning,
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES, now in Portf-
mouth Harbour:

The Good Spardil37lgaNTA CATHERINA.
Length of the Deck 78 feet, 2 inches
Extreme Breadth 23 5
. Weight between Decks 4 0
Depth in Hold 8 3
Admeafures about 163 83.94 tons.
Alfa, the Good fipanilb Brig PURISM MA CONCEPTION.
Length of the Deck 68 feet, 4 inches
Extreme Breadth at 0
Depth in Hold i t o
Admeafures about LIS 2-94 Tons.
The above Prizes captured by his Majesty's Chip CONSTANCE,
Z. Munoz, Efq. Commander, are full built, and adapted to
■n Trade requiring Veffels of their burthen and dlmenflons.
Inventories may be had of Mega. Page and Evans, Gofport.
London, England, 1801-09-09

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7.

Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the CAPTAIN,
of 7+ guns, Captain BErELIS ; FANNY, of 18 guns,
Lieut. FIUSLELL ; and the Stasi:mita., of 14 guns,
Lieut. Tonsissow : the latter took under her co:s-
tay a fleet of viftuallers, with ftores for the fleet.
alfo the Swirr cutter, of 14 guns, Lieut
SAustSses, with difpatches for Lilbon; the Lou iss,.
of 16 past i.ieut. Tayscorr, with difpatches for
Madeii'a; and the MiLatoor, of 18 guns, Lieut.
DE Starer, with difpatches for Sir JAMES SAE:.
)1111,ZZ, of Cadiz.

Came in the bisomaa, of 16 guns, Captain
NEWHOVSI, from the Channel Fleet.

PORTSMdfITH, SEPTEMBER S.

Arrived the Aesop, of 44 guns, Captain CR A-
tßArr, from the Downs.—Came in the Atlas,
&case, from Botany Bay; Hind for Africa;
Cbance, WHITS, far the Weft Indies; Guardian
and Neptune tranfports ; and Vine, LoLAY, for
Guernfey.
London, England, 1801-09-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. B.—Paffed by the Minerva,
—, from Copenhagen • and Jonge 'Johanna,
Warr, from Stettin.—Sailed the Adriana, FLET-
CHER, for Philadelphia, Trolly, NEALE, for Africa;
London, BUTTER, for Bremen, and Drie Gebro-
ders, —, for Antwerp.
London, England, 1801-09-09

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 8.

Arrived his Majeßy's cutter TRIAL, Lieutenant
DOWSING, from Yarmouth; and the ALERT hired
armed cutter, Lieut. EvANS, from Woolwich,
and failed again this afternoon for the Downs.—
Remain his Majeßy's fhip THUNDERER, of 74 guns,
Capt. Films, (late of the HANNIBAL,) at Black.
flakes.—Remain in the harbour, the WAAZZAAPI-
NEID and AmauscAnz frigates ; the SOPHIA,
SAVAGE, and RAISON Hoops, with the SCOURGE,
SrAitzLza, CONTEST, BITE!, TEASER, and GAL-
LANT gun-brigs; and the rove BROTH sits and
WILLIAM hired armed barge, and CLINKER gun-
brig in Dock.—The Baltic and Elbe convoys will
fail the fira (Air wind.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1801-09-09

Tbis day was publidwd,

In Oae Volume, Oasis°, price so& 6d. in boards,
AGENERAL ACCOUNT of all the RIVERS
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they flow, and the entire Sea Coalt of our (Band; concluding
with a minute Dcfcription of the Tissues, and its various'
Auxiliary Streams. Illuftrated with Seventeen Maps.
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Author of Three Suceelliye. Tours in the North of England
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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

MONDAY NEXT, March 9, •tiot, their
Majeßies Savants Mill pi:dem, foe the eighth time, the
New tfilturical
DE Drima railed
A'F AND DUMB ;
Or, THE 'ORPHAN rßoorEcTro.
The Chatoeters by

&Era DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. KEIVIIILE,
Mr. BAR RY MORE, Mr. K I W.F.,
•
Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUEIT,
Mifs POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Pmlegue to be (pokes by Mr. POWELL.
Arid the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN-AMULET
Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA.
This Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Blue Beard.
London, England, 1801-12-19

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, DEC. iB.—Sailed the KANGAROO hoop
for WoOlwich. Wind N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, DEC. tB.—Paffed by the Birming-
ham, M,Caarnr, from Baltimpre • Daphne, —,
from Dublin ; Nelly, BRISTOV.•? from Gibraltar ;
Alexander, llama, and Ruffia Company, Roma-
soa, from Riga ; Aquilon, • Commerce,
—; Hazard, —; Memell, MANSON ; Sup-
ply, —; (Economy, PEALS; Echoe, PIER;
Union, ••••••••.; Lively, —; Adeona, STREET;
Halcyon, Paalsota ; Robert and Jane, —;
; Haddock; HARRISON and Commerce, ALbtlt•
SON, from Petertburgh.—Sailed the Lady Ann,
M'Aertrua, for Grenada ; Baffeterre, SOPER, for
Demerara ; Iroqiiois, for New Providence;
Rotalie, SINCLAIR, for Berbice ; and Nieu Probe,
for Lilhon.
London, England, 1801-12-19

FRANCE.

PARIS, x 8 FRIMAIRE, DEC. 9.

The Morcow Gazette thus expreires itfelf in
(peaking of the Preliminaries with Englansl
a Peace with England, on account of the great
difficulties that oppofed its cnnclufion, mull be
coaildered as the greatell anion of Bouaraarz.n.

21 FIUMAIILIt, DEC. 12.

According to the meafure made yeflerday at
the Pont de la Tournelle, the river was 20 feet
one inch higher than the loweft water of the year
1719. The day before yefterday it was 20 feet
three inches higher.
The Archbifhop of Milan arrived at Turin on
the 27th ult. This Prelate, upwards of 8o years
of agc, is going to Lyons. Our Journals fay to-
day, that General Moasau did not give a grand
dinner on the 3d, as has been reported
The mean price of cora throughout France
during the month of Vendemiaire, has been 2 f.
91 cents. the myriagramme.
Among the details we received from Marfeilles
relative to the inundations experienced in part of
the Southern departments, the following remark-
able fait has been mentioned :—A child, whofe
parents and abode are unknown, was found alive
in its cradle, which floated with the innocent on
the water. The innocence and weaknefs of this
new Mofes had been refpefted by the elements,
and we are ignorant how long the child had re..l
mained in that perilous fituation. The elegance
of the cradle, as well as the clothes, feemed to I
indicate that the child belt aged to a rich family.

We avoid multiplying the recital of at:Hiding
events caufed by the continual rains and hurri-
canes which have prevailed for there two months.
We coiled here, however, fome traits which may
make their dreadful effects in feveral parts of Eu-
rope known.
We learn from Venice, that that city, after a
terrible hurricane, was partly inundated.
The tub-prefect of UZeS writes word, that the
Rhone has made incalculable ravages ; it has car-
ried away entire farm houfes. The road to Paris
had been cut off beyond Pont St. Efprit, fo that it
is necetriary to go in a boat to get to it. The Ifle
de la Bartelaife hat been cut in two, and the
waters milled with filch rapidity, and rote fo high,
that if it had not been for the Mayor of Ville
N:iive les Avignon, who fent boats to take off the
farmers, not one would have efcaped.

In Holland the inundations have been more
conGderable than was at Gra fuppofed ; the dykes
have been much damaged, and fume broken; fe.
veral villages have been inundated. All pollible
maracureshave been adopted to flop the evil ; the
inhaLitants labour with the greater} afliduity.—
It is particularly in the environs of Zurick Zee
that the fea has !nude the *greater} ravages ; if they
had not been immediately remedied, the principal
dykes would have been penetrated, and a part of
Holland overflowed. When the laft letters were
fent off the people were not altogether free from
unc disci'.
London, England, 1801-12-19

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MATLS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S.W.
ARRIVED. DU!.
g Hamburgll,
o Dublin,
3 Waterford,

PLYMOUTH, D&c. 17.—Arrived the Sevenab
Haman, SODELSON, from Stockholm.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 18.—Arrived the Ate-
NENE and NARCISSUS frigates, from the Downs;
And INDkfAIIGABLE frigate, from Torbay.—
Sailed feveral !hips for the Weft
London, England, 1801-12-19

23 1ft11411112.E, DEC. 14.,

Vera Confofide 53 fr. i 5 C.
Yefterd iy at four o'clock the height of the river,
by the fcale of the Bridge des Tuileries, on the
day before, was so feet 9 inches.
Citizn Rrorte R has prefented to the French In-
ilitute an Egyptian mbc, and Come pieces of cloth
found in digging among theruins atSakara.—This
monument of the indutlry of the ancient Egyp-
ti ins may ferve to (hew the Rate of the arts among
that people. In his letter to the Prefident, he
lays, that the event% of war have deprived him of
feveral articles which he had collated in Egypt,
but that he (till expeas fome curious produaions,
which he will lofe no time in communicating to
the Inflitute. He further Bates, that he will tranf-
mit to it the obfervations which he collated, and
which he is at prefent occupied in digeiting, upon
the different claffes of the inhabitants of -Egypt,
their manners, civilization, &c.

General Mimi", it is reported in our papers,
in evacuating Alexandria, fucceeded in preferving
and conveying to France the different colleetions '
made in Egypt by the Members of the Lailime,
and the Commiffion for the Arts. The monu-
ments which were regarded as public property, were
the only articles which remained in our hands.
General Mewow has likewife brought with him
from Egypt a Civette, the animal which produces
the mull:. He has prefented it to the Mufeum of
Natural Hittory; and as it requires a warm cli-
mate, great pains are taken to preferve its life.
London, England, 1801-12-19

LONDON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER sp.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Conkls, for opg. 68}—Reduced
4 per Cent. 831 i—New 5 Per C. l 19 2.01
Gaulm c

PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 64 f i 3 per C. Imp. 63i ii
4 per Cam 83f1 Xseheq. Bills rs. pr.
3 per C. 1797 98 914 i Engtifts Tickets 161. is.
Mu. 2 Long .19 9-1 Conf. for opt. 687 i 1 i

This day we received Paris Journals, one day
later than thole which came to hand yefterday.
To analyfe daily the contents of the French Pa.
pers would be a tedious repetition, and at the
fame time a fruitlefs labour. The intelligence,
however, received from time to time through this
channel, deferves the attention of every one who
wiflies his mind to
(keep pve with the political
changes which are every where working in the
world. It (hall be our care to fele& every thing
that feerns to have relation to there changes, or
that can alit' our Readers in forming a found
opinion refpefting them.

The zeal with which the French Republic is
preparing a ftrong force for the Well In lies, ex
cites, as might be expeeed, much (peculation
and we are happy to find our Governmen
not inattentive to there proceedings. W
with we 4ould add, that we knew it to be thei
determination not to allow a tingle (hip of w
to fail from any French port till the De6nitis
Treaty be concluded. Such ought to he their
conduft. Sound policy demands it ; nor oug
our late (if not our prefcnt) enemy to comply
at a hindrance of %hick he may batten the
moval, by bringing the butnefs at Amiens

day to a conclufion.
Already we have feu an interpretation give
to the word integrity, in the Treaty between Fran

and Portugal, which isayffity, or if that be too bog
a word, coaveniexce only can admit to be amg dei
nition of the term. Portugal has been deprived of i
confiderable portion of her territory in Guyams
London, England, 1801-12-26

RA, DEC. L 7.

Is been for fome years a tern,
iod of Tipper4ry, and lo oft&
ce of the army and yeoman*
preliended by fix country m„
odged in the Bridewell of tha
found upon him a blund,rbula
art of a rebel fong.
WI a number of villains brol.
:4110P4•11 WHALEY, near Tipp.
,hbed of la guineas, after whit!
his brother mot unmercifully,
conduct of there wretches tl
s, that WHALEY bears the mod
ter.

St, HIWItY SARGFNT, Ekon
ices Of the Peace for the coult
1 an inquell on the body of Mr
t, of Carrick-on-Sui:, who wa
he Wand of Kean, near Tr
7 brought in a verdict of acti.
had fpent the day at a Gentle
neighbourhood, and the nigh
k when he was returning horn
e
e been the occafic n of the me
e.
London, England, 1801-12-26

ARRIVED.

At Dover—Weymouth, W'cldon, from Leghorn -mil ;Conn.
At Liverpool.—Withelmina, lircusen; and At:rora,
from Stettin.

The I.Tom man of war, with the Chin.t (Let,
failed from Rio Janeiro the tBth of Augml.

The Freden, Kw. tour, front Cnpenhrgen to
the Eaft Indies, was well on the 12th of Novern•
bcr, in lat... 29. N. 1,41 g. :2. W.
The Erni Spencer, from London to Cadiz, it
pot into Cnwcs, leaky, and will be obliged to dif-
chatge part of her cargo.
The Gcorge,WA t.rF Pt, of Philadelphia. i. 1.41 on
the Bony:ad-find ; part of thc cargo floated on
thc itland ot'Schonen.

The Peggy (of 1)ni:c), BRAWN, W2S loft on
the a 7th initant, near litintley-toot.

The William Pitt, —, from nedelict.Radt to
Weymouth, a loft on do: coaß of Holl.m 1.

Flmitrant, Fort go from Dantzic
r0u1,4% on Chore on liondwich flat, but
bs,:,rot
London, England, 1801-12-26

CORK, DEC. 17.

Meehan, who has been for fome years a tern
to the neighbourhood of Tipperary, and to oftc
'eluded the vigilance of the army and yeoman,
has been lately apprehended by fix country nse:
and is now fairly lodged in the Bridewell th,
town. There was found upon him a blundtrbuf
ammunition, and part of a rebel fong.
On Friday night halt a number of villains
into the houfe of THOM• 11 WHALEY, near Tipp:
rary, whom they robbed of is guineas, after whit/
:hey beat him and his brother molt unmercifully-
What renders the conduit of thife wretches tl
molt aggravating is, that WHALEY bears the mot
unblemilited chars ter.
Tuefday fe'nnight, }inlay SARGFNT, Efq.ol4
of his Majefly's Jullices of the Peace for the cony
of Waterford, held an inqueft on the body of M.
Redmund M'Grath, of Carrick-on-Suir, who was
found drowned at the ifland of Kean, near Tra.
morn, when the jury brought in a verdift of acci.
dental death. He had (pent the day at a Gentle.
man's houfe in the neighbourhood, and the night
being c:tremely dark when he was returning born
is fuppofed to have been the occaficn of the me
.1
lancholy cataltrophe.
London, England, 1801-10-14

POCOCK'. PATENTS.

ATENTBOETHEMA RECLINING MAT-
TRESSES, which alters the bed to a politico calculated
to rive the ones*" eafe,and the gmatelt freedom to rcfpiration,
and of the bight" importance to the profcriation of health; and
PAI ENT BOETHEMA CHAIR MATTRESSES, par-
t: uLaly conducive to the relloration of invalids, and highly
lf-ftd for the cafe and comfbrt of Ladles in theirmeouchment.
It is MA known that to thick who are obliged to lay mueb in
bed, a Mange of poLition is &great relief and comfort, and
tricEisfr conducive to the reftoration of debilitated nature.
'lll4 inconvenience of being propt up with pillows, and the
cl °rut of admitting the cold air have hitherto been unavoid.
a. Lot it is thegreat and difthrguithed property of the Boa-
'irma, bath as by turning a (mall handle a perfon may be
taazal in their bed to any degree of elevation they pleat ; from
n incnnibent to a fitting pofition, without pain or effort, or the
fi danger of taking cold, the bed being railed with them,
• witkolat a pnffibility of the machine's receding, without
4n:ring the handle the contrary way;
To enumerate the intances in which (offering may be re-
Ltved, or the comfort of life increafed, would be impoffible;
of,• who ate affifted with Afthmas, or any complaint in the
Itu.r,s, may have their beads and thefts elevated, which to them
• cliantinl to Oar comfort and [army. Thole confined by
CLASS, Rhutuatifamiambago, or any other complaint. The cafe
Vitti which a cheese of pofition Is effected mull be productive
'of the greateft einhfort, and prevent all unpleafant fenfations.
Rot the utility of the PATall r Boarusawa Ap the Female
Su in the time of their meouchment, when the tealt exertion
or cold kt Olen pilots of foal confequencrs, is perks, beyond
tel that can he Paid of its utility in other cafes; Ante there can
he no doubt hut infinite comfort will be obtained, and many
I.vea of the utnioit value and iMpartasoe to their infant fami-
lq e. isofiaanda, and Menai, providentially' fared by the timely
this invaluable invention.
Patent Elevating Chairs„ Patent Mufic Stoat, Patell&Eaft
• P.ctent Wu and Couehes,Pittent Eafeis, and Patent
1 *witty do Gate Tablas, may be bad at Pocock's Patent Ca-
bi,act and oplatery Wanftwkohiaait bothaattoa-Axis,
sulad.
London, England, 1801-10-14

GAME LAWS.

This Day was pvblith d, in a neat Po :ket Size, prise
thz Fourth

THE GAME LAWS; or, THE SPUR rsmAx
and GAME-SICZPFR'S POCKILT Bo,c•, being a compre-
heave Treault on the Game Laws. To which arc alto adecd,
the Made of recovering Penahics tinder the Came laws; the
o, refpafs in the Purfnit of Game; and the general Law
relating to Dogs- To this Edition is annexed, the late Dog and
Game Aa.

.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Son, Portugal-firect,
Lincoln's Inn. _ _ _

Of whom may be bad,
The Law of Tithcs,
The Law of Highways and Turupikes,.3s.
The Law of Commons and Commoners, 3s.
And, the Law of Travelic A, 3s.
Or, the whole, forming the Sceond Volume of the LAW of
SZLECTIOWS, for iii. in boards, or 121.611. bound.
London, England, 1801-10-14

CORN kARKif.

At the Corn-market this morning at Mark-lane,
the fupply of Engin Wheats was rather fcanty,
and the prices the fame as on Monday. Foreign
had an advance of as. to 3s. Flour and other
articles were at Monday's prices.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.- WIND S.

ARRIVED.
s Dublin, O. 9, 16,
s Waterford, Oft. 8,9:
Doonagttadee, Oft. to,

YARMOUTH. OCTOBER 13.

Dt/t.

Arrived this morning the Rusv man of war, of
64 guns, Capt. Films, from her Ration in Hofely-
bay.—The AGAPE! M sow, of 4 gims, will take her
Ration. The De Twee Gebroders, Captain Jaw
DErrss,from London bound to Hamburgh, with
goods, is put in here leaky. Arrived the PYLA.
DES Hoop, Nato ssus brig, and Fox cutter. Sailed
the ADDER gun fhip. and Nom: cutter, on a
cruise.. Wind S.W. light breeze.
London, England, 1801-10-14

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER. U.

Orders came down this day to pay oft the flo-
tilla of gun-boats at this port and its dependencies;
and the armed craft and tenders, as they arrive,
are to be detained for the purpofe of carrying the
feamen paid off from their refpedive !hips to the'
different ports of the Imperial Kingdom to which
they may refpedively belong : a very falutary
meafure of Government.—Came in from Morlaix,
after a paffage of only 24 hours, the BETSIT car-
tel, SINOLSTON r fhe brings the account that news,
of Peace had arrived there, and occafioned the
molt lively fenfations of joy:—Came in the FANNY,
of 14 guns, Lieut. Faisszt, from the Downs.—
Went up. the harbour, the Fisoaito, of 48 guns,
Capt. MARTIN.—The fcamen of the DASH ea, of
18 guns, Capt. Toms:, paid off yefterday, wore
round their hats purple ribbons with gold letters,
alluding to the happy return of Peace by the ex-
ertions of the Britifh Navy.
OCTOBIR la.—Sailed t9_. join the Channel fleet,
GLORY, of 98 guns, Capt. WILLS; ROBUST, of 74,
Capt. Jsavis; Slaws, of 38, Capt. KING;
TAX, of 14, Lieut. —; BRITANNIA Revenue
cruizer, on a cruize.—Came in the Tweede Bro-
ders, of Capt. Jona Butt, from Frederick-
' kadt.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 12.
Arrived the BASILISK gun brig from a cruize
off St. Marcou. Sailed the B (loop of war,
Capt. Jonas, on cruize. Came in the Medina
and Wren fmuggling cutters, prizes to the Woz-
veer m ; and Anfiatic, Juno, and Enighten, prizes
to the S. FIOISMIO.

The CrclasT and ALEXANDIIt tranfports are
come into harbour, to be fitted as cartels for the
conveyance of the French prifoners to their own
country.
Orders have been received for the Dirtamcs,
Saw ASTOISIA, and Russ's., %hips of the line, Am-
'Hiram' frigate, and the Goats floop, lying at
this port, to be paid off. The Di/lA/ICI being
completely ready to go out of the harbour, is to
be re-comniiflioned again immediately. Admiral
MlLlWiltt, it is (aid, will hoill his flag on board
of her, and Captain Pit [MAI is to have the com-
mand.
London, England, 1801-10-14

MARRIED.

Lately, J. ,N. Big. of Cadortoc-lodge, Glamorgan-
Mire, to Mifs Mary Hill.
On Monday fe'nuight, at &Oval* Wilts, by the Rev. ter.
Hardwicke„ Francis Frome, Efq. of %Minorca, to Mifs Shute,
6f Park-firm, Bath.

On.Wednelday Mt, at Mel/taunt, Jothua Ingham, Efq. of
Blake-hill, near HaddcniGekl, Yorkflare, to Mrs. Wert, of
Shaw Houk, Wilts, widow of the lac *George Width, Banker,
of London.
London, England, 1801-10-14

FROM LLOYD'S LISI'.

DEAL, OCT. r3.—Arrived the El/061116 &Op,
Captain SOMIIIITILLI, with gun.boata, dec. froth
the coall of France.—Wind S. W.

GNAVESIND, OCT. t3.—Pafred by the Hope,
MATTISON, from Almeira ; Diana, BAY,., from
Archangel John and Sarah, Bavr, from Riga ;
William and Mary, from Peteriburgh; Ame-
rican Hero, Jsmains,from Barcelona; Fame,
from Amfierdam ; Robert and Sarah, and
Hamburgh Bork, Hoc WEDGE, from Hamburgh.
—Sailed the Merlin, Ross, for Demerara; Uni-
verfity, Fox' ma*, for Madeira; Echo, KEN-
DALL, for St. Croix; Thetis, for Hamburgh;
Ruby, MaLcot te, for Savannah ; Economy,
TEALI, for Peteriburgh ; and Twe Gefullerso
, for Amlterdam.

A feminary of /Vida is reported to exia in St.
George's-Belds, timilar to thde which have re.
cently been tottered in Rome, Berlin, and Munich.
What effect this new inttitution may have on the
religion, or policy of England, is the Wines of
our rulers aridly to enquire.

In the early part of the year 1763, the Lieute-
nants of the Royal Navy made the following pro-
pofition to the Lords of the Admiralty, far the
purpofe of making provifion for about 20,000
feamen, who were to be difcharged, in confequence
of the peace which had then recently taken place :
—That all the King's frigates, armed "(hips, dtc.
which could be properly converted to the purpofe,
thould be employed in the Whale Filkery at Green-
land and Davis's Straits, to the number of zso
fail, making t 25,000 tons of (hipping, manned with
17,500 feamen, and isoo non-commiflioned offi-
cers. From an ellimate made at the time of the
gains made by the Dutch in this Fi(hery, it ap-
peared, that after all the charges, including wear
and tear of the fhips employed, there would be a
profit of ioo,oool. yearly, betides eftabliffiing a
nurfery for frame's. Employing feamen in the
Government's pay in this branch, would be lefs
injurious to the merchants than employing them
in any other, becaufe the Ihips in the Greenland
Fithery are obliged to carry three times the num-
ber of hands required in coafking %vials of equal
burden, ancrat the period above-mentioned, more
than soon had never becaerapinyed in the Fakery
any one fealon.
London, England, 1801-10-14

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13.
Fifty Pounds for 2.yr old colts, carrying 811. 21b.
fillies Bft. Two-yr old Courfe.
Mr. Whaley's b. c. Gulliver, by Precipitate - a
Mr. Panton's b. c.Freneb-born, brother to Vernator 2
Ld Grofvenor's b.e. by Trumpator, out of Nike 3
Aof Grahon's b. f. by skykraper, out of woodbine 4
Even betting on the winner.
Sweepftakes bf toogs. each, h. ft. for 3-yr. old
colts and fillies. Colts carrying Bft. 41b. and fil-
lies Bft. Acrofs the Flat.
Mr. Bigge's ch. c. Pbanlx, by Dragon, out of Portia i
Ld Grofvenor's b. c. by Mr. 'feuds, out of Shipton's
filter - - 1
Mr Watt's b. c. by Trumpator, out of Giumdalca 3
Mr. White's b. c. brother to Viset - 4
Id Grofvenor's ch. c. by Joho'Bull, out of Dido pd
Mr. Elton's b. e. Yam, by Posits, out of Smallbones pd
Mr. Hcathcote's b. c. brother to Magic pd
Five to 4againft Phcenix ; 2 tot againft Ld Grof-
venor's b. c.
Sweepftakes of cogs. each, h. ft. for 2-yr old colts
and fillies. Colts carrying Bft. 31b. and fillies
Bft. Two-yr old Cour(b.
Mr. Pantoa's bL e. Playlet, by Trumpaior, out of Jet a
Ld Clermont's eh. f. by Trumpator, out of Young Doky
Ld Grofvenor's b. c. by Ormond, out of Tulip -
D. of Oration's b. f. by Skyfcraper, out of Woodbine 4
Ld Stawell's c. by Precipitate, dam by Woodpecker
out of a lifter to Drivdr
Four to i againft Flagelet ; 5 to 4. on D. of Graf-
ton's b. f. ; 5 tot againft 1.4 Stawell's c.
London, England, 1801-10-14

LAW.

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Law of I'ythes, 3s.
..-- Law of Highways and Turnpikes, 3s.
.--. Law of Commons, 3s.
LaW of Travellers, 3s.
Gilbert's Law of Evidence, by Sedgwick, Sires. 7s. 6d.
Heraud's Dige/t of the Stamp Laws and Stamp Tabk,
Bird's, New Pocket Conveyancer, relating to Agreements,
Bonds, Leafes, Mortgages, &c. &e. a vols. ns.
Bird's Affiftant to the Practice of Conveyancing, 31. 6d. -
Bird's Original Precedents of Settlernents,ps.
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Clerk's Practice of the Admiralty Court,Lat. as. 6d.
Game Laws, rs. 6d.
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Huliack's Law of Colts, sus. 6d.
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of Second Hand Law Books always on Sate—libraries
and Parcels of Law Books purchafed, and the Value given
In Money.
London, England, 1801-10-14

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 13.

Came into harbour from the Great Nore, the
THUNDIRER, of 74 guns, to be paid off. Came
down the Tit.toeart4 hired armed. brig, from
Chatham, and failed tb the Great Nore. Arrived
the SILLBY hired armed-brig, from the Northward.
London, England, 1801-09-07

Came in the Sufannah, CARL, from Africa.

Sailed the VENGEANCE, of 74 guns, Captain
Du Fr, to join the Channel fleet; and the Sr. Flo-.
ittszo frigate, Captain Parvitsom, on a cruize.
Lail night arrived the Hope, of and from
Charleftown.—Sailed the EARL ST. VINCENT
cutter.
London, England, 1801-09-07

BANKRCIFTS.

John Wilkinfon, of Bridlington, Yorkfhire, merchant, to for.
render Sept. 13, at three, Sept. 24, at eleven, and Cacho' 17,
at three, at the White Horfe, in Coppergate, York. Attorney,

Mr. D. Taylor, Bridlington. •
John To:Mtly, of Miltley, Elie:, corn-merchant, Sept- 23, 24i
and Odtober t 7, at eleven, at to Thorn Inn, Mittley. Attor-
ney, Mr. J. Ambrofe, Miftle.y.
Thomas Eccles, of Watling.itreet, London, wholefale
linen-
draptr, Sept. 22, at one, Sept. a 6, and Odtober 17, at twelve,
at GuiltilialL Attorney, Mr. Johnfon, HolSorn.
Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calleo-manufadtiner, Sept. t 1,
at four, Sept. 12, at eleven, and Oetobez 6, at fix, at the
King's-Arras Tavern, Derby. Attornies„ Mr. Forbes, Ely-
Place, London ; or Mr. Woolley. Matlock, Derbyfhire.
Wiliiam Woolgar, late of the Minorits, London, brazier, Sept.
18, at fix, Sept. ti, and Gautier 17, at ten, at Guildhall
Attorney, Mr. Ntnd, Prrfeott-ftreet, Goodman's-Fields.
DIVIDENDS.

061ober 3. Daniel Burg:, ofida.beY,Leicelterfhire, victualler,
at twelve, at the Saracen's-Heed, Lciceiter.
Sept. 30. Jofeph Selby, of Notraingbam, holler, at eleven, at the
Punch-Bowl, Nottingham.
Sept. 28. John Hawkins, of Leicelter, currier, at three, at the
Three Crares, Leteefter.
October 3. William Grecnall, of Hardihaw within Windle,
Laticafhlre, dialer, act n, at the Leis of Man Inn, Prefect.
Odotirr 6. William Mercer, of Tunbridge, Kent, tunics, at ten,

at Guildhall, London.
October 1. John Hadfield, of Sheffield, grocer, at eleven, at the
Tontine Inn, Sheffield.
Sept: 29. FLory (deer., of Exeter, tobaeconilt, at eleven, at the

biotic Tavern, 1.0-ter.
041ober t. Ambrn(e Larkwortky, of Holy Trinity, Exeter,
fuller, at eleven. at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Oaoln r t. John Yate, Thomas Spencer Dunn Samuel Hilton
Parker, and llamas Yate, of Liverpool, mar.' hantt, at eleven
at the Star and Garter Tavern, LiverpooL
Sept. 19. John Pie, late of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Dec. s. George Cowan, late of Great Ormond-ttreet,Middlefct,
merckant, at ten, at Guildh.alL

BIRTHS.
At Tußotr, on the 23d alt. the Lady of Colonel Monro, of
the Caithnefs Legion, of a daughter.
At Milford, t►e Lady of George Afaucfell, Efq. Coßedew of
Limerick, of a fon.
London, England, 1801-09-07

LISBON, AUGUST 22.

Since I had the pleafure of writing yon lag, the
remainder of our valuable Brazil ffeet from MA.
panhoa and Pernambuca, amounting to thirty fail,
is fafely arrived here.

The French army (till retain their potations, and
what is very extraordinary, it is daily increa.
ling. General Sr. Cyr feel= Sill determined
on the conquefl of Portugal. The Duc d'AL.
FOVIS is gone to the Baths of the Caldas. His
father in law, the Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis
de MARIALVA, has participated in his fon in law's
difgrace : he is difmiffed from his poll, and is re-
tired to his elate at Cintra. A niece of the Mar.
quis de MARIAI.VA is married to Chevalier d'
P4E1114 late Envoy in London, and now Minifter
for Foreign Affairs.

The only Britifh Blip of war here now is the
Pttirom frigate, which is arrived from Gibraltar,
and has brought feveral officers of the army and
navy wounded in Egypt, who art going home to
England,

&fides the packet which is now bound to Eng.
land, there is another here (the Harlequin) which,
if my information is corrett, will be tie isnacLa
that will bring you news from me, as lam credi-
bly informed that no other packet will be allowed
to enter this from gngiand.

Major LA MOVSSAYE 15 pow the Colonel of the
Loyal Emigrant regiment, 'Wee Colonel FL ac it la,
deceafed.

LONDON.

,msom,l•.••••immill

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cont. Confele 6o c9} 1-7 Ditto, for account, eci,
5 per CM. 954--Omninna 81i 1.
pains O STOCKS ON S4ITURDAY.
Bank Stock
3 per C. Red. dna
3 per C. Conf. 64
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London, England, 1801-09-07

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7.

Arrived the MONDOVI sloop of war, Captain
DUFF, from Egypt in eight wecks, with difpatches
from Lord KEITH, in charge of Captain CUREY ;
alfo difpatches from General HUTCHINSON, in
charge of Major MoirraEsoa ; alfo arrived the
Haas frigate, in nine weeks from Egypt, with in-
valid foldiers and failors.
London, England, 1801-09-07

MARIU ED.

On Tburfday, Auguft 27, Edmund Bacon, Efq. eldelt fon
of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart. to Mifs Bacon, daughter of Oath-
wood Bacon, Efq. of Ottey St. Mary.
Thurfday re'nnight, at ileamham, Yorkihire, the Rev. James
Drake, A. M. to Mifs Caroline Afsketon, third daughter of the
late Rev. Rd. Afahetoh. D. D. Warden of Manchcfter.
London, England, 1801-09-07

CAPITAL RESIDENCE IN DEVONSHIRE,
With immediate poW,lTicas.

TO SI SOLO IN FIE, BY PRIVATICONTI•CT,

'THE Matior and Lord (hip of WEAR, other-
1. wife HONEFON's SIEGF.; con6fting of a capital Manlion-
hottfe,af diftinguifhed and extenftve piattandelevartoo,with fuk-
able (Aces of every denominadon, gardens, &c. in the centre
of Ono acres of very ri%h land, beautifully wooded, through
which the river Ire is navigable; the fault-ion one of the fine*
in Pietism]; the views on all fides delightful; diftant from Exe-
ter I Ve, and a half, lonkin; down the river to the booth to
Exmouth, and the fea, from which it 1s di ftant (even miles :
the vutsee of Wear, with fundry farms, dove-batten, lime-
ki ns, wharf on the river, extenfive (Anon fiflieries, dtc. are in-
cluded. On a view it may be found to polfefa every bezuty and
convenience to reader it the moitdefirabk refictence in the king-
dom for fate. _ _ . . _ .

The Park,of t is acres, in which the book is tnoft advanugo-
away rested, may be purebefed without the other lands.
And alto with policlaan on the 29th day of September, tacia,
The Median-bode of Mount Wear, pleahngly ricyated on the
hanks of the Eat, with all regulate offices, extenlive and E.:W-
ant gardens, and more or left of the rich lands adjoining. Part
of the purchafe money may remain on feeurity.
Esquire of W. F. Spicer, F.fq. at Wear, (letters polt paid.)
London, England, 1801-09-07

TO BE SOLD, •
AFREEH3LI? ESTATE, within forty-five
miles welt of London, and two villa of a goad Market
Tows, confitting of a Family Hock, Lawn, Garden, and
about Three Hundred Acres of Arabic, Mcado, and Pature
Laud, will won.led and watarcl.
Immediate polfeffion may be had, and further particulars
known, on application to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's
lob Fields.

COTTAGE, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD or LET, a Gentleman's Cot-
sage. ferrmunded by about Twenty-four Acres of very
Nth Pafture, wrered by a Trout Stream, and near a good
Market ; unlace on the confines of Dorfet and Devon, in a
kllthall ;alley, terminating in the *kith Channel, five miles
diltant of which there is a view.

Apnly (pottage paid) to J. W. Ley. Efq. Heeneleft, near
Sidrnouth, or to the Printer• I the Shertxxne Mercury.
London, England, 1801-09-07

♦unan

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Yefterday arrived here, the ELING fchooner of
r 4 guns, Lieutenant ARCHBOLD, from Gibraltar,
with difpaches for Government ; the left Sir JAMES
SAVMAALZ crnizing off Cadiz with his fquadron
the t 6th ult. then confifting of nine fail of the line,
having been joined by three fail of Sir JOHN WAR.
a Eit'sfquadron, fence the laft adion with the French
and Spanifh fquadron : the San Antonio which
was then captured, has been refitted, and will be
foon in fo complete a Rate, as to form one of Sir
J. S.'s fquadron : we do not learn that the MANG has
brought any particular news.—Came in the CAP-
TAIN, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet : Capt.
Bova.' is appointed to the command of her, and
the is expetied to fail again in a day or two.—
Sailed on a cruize, the I.64:tutus of 18 gods, Cap-
tain PRATER, and the WASP of IR, Capt. BuLLEN.