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London, England, 1801-08-14

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST z 3.

Went out of harbour the Valuvius bomb•vellel.
—Sailed the HINDE cutter, with a fleet for the
Dowps.

The Little Melville, SEVER, from Africa; Ca-
roline, HAY F S, from St. Kitt's; Mariner, Cm sys RS,
front Demarara; Beckford, BARG s, from St, Vin.
cent's; St anley,CuIVER s, from Nevis • Barbadoes
Planter, CARTER, from Barbadoes; William Beck-
ford, —, and Calcutta flore-thip, from the Well
Indies, are arrived off Mount's Bay, with the rell
of the fleet, in all 68 fail, for London ; the (hips
for Liverpool had parted on the zd inftant.

The Betfty, MONTGOMERY, from Virginia to
Liverpool, bas fprung a leak, and put into Phila.:
delphia.
On Tuefday the fleet of merchantmen, under
convoy of the POMONA armed fhip, failed from
Whitebooth roads, in the Humber, with a fine
wind, for Hamburgli.
The three dire& Madras !hips, the PRINCE
WIL-
LIAM HENRY, Capt. ROGER BAERETT; the HAWK,
Capt. DAVID BRISTOW BARER ; and the SIR ED-
WARD HUGHES, Car. JAMES URNSTON, which
failed for India the latter end of lag year, are ex-
peeled to arrive from the Prefidency of Madras +n
the next fleet.

A French privateer, on the 29th of March lan,
flood into the Roads of Mafulipatam, and took out
a large Arab fhip very richly laden, which was
bound to Buffiorah, and then flood after a Pegue
fhip ; a brifk gale blowing at the time, and the
fhip finding no poffibility of efcaping, the run the
privateer on board, and both Tails had nearly
funk. They were, however, taken poffieffion of by
the boats at Mafulipatam, owing to this circum-
Rance.

Monday night the Fifhing•fmack Owners at
Harwich affembled in the Guildhall, and ballotted
one man from each velTel to ferve his Majeßy on
board the Guard-flips.

Orders have been fent to the Vißuilling-Office
to vietual the PRUDEITE, of 64 guns, SAMPSON,
of 64 guns, and ALFRED, of 74 guns, which are
to be commillioned immediately for Prifon-(hips
in }Tarnow, to receive 2000 prifoners from Mill
Prifon.

Captain OSWALD k appointed to the command
of his Majelly's (hip SUR PRIM

R. TR uscorr, Efq. of the TRAM KS, of 32 guns,
at Gibraltar, is appointed by kear-Admiral Sir
JAMES SIM MAREZ, Bart. to be purfer of the SAN
ANTONIO, of 74 guns, captated off Cape Spartel,
in the glorious viftory of the 12th

S. CHA Mrtom, Efq. aging Secretary to the gal-
lant Rear-Admiral Sir Jars El SAUMARIZ, Bart. is
appointed by the Admiral, putter of the THAMES,
Of 32 guns, Capt. Hou.ss. The above appoint-
ments wait of courfe the decifion of be Lords of
the Admiralty.
The TRIUMPH of 74 guns, Capt. Haim, is
ordered to viflual at Plymouth for foreign fervice.
The flock of hemp in Plymouth dock yard is fo
great, that a veffel kill arrived from Riga could
nrl have her cargo difcharged into the hemp ma-
gazines
London, England, 1801-02-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

•
DEAL; Esll. 2{.-Arrived and failed for the
River the Mary,—,, from Savannah. Wind W.
Gftivesswo, Ft'. 24.—PafTed by the Ceres,
Roparrs, and gliecn, LOvETT, from Waterford;
Cats, PsTllth St. Patrick, CAMPBELL, and
CHAMBERS,Shi from Belfaft.—Saitcd the
Harrioti; Puna, forßoilon ; Albion, —, for
Marettique, Lord Duncan, SALTWELL, for India,
Shelhurne, Rieke!, for inorca, and Vrow Ye-
rouique, for Cilais.
London, England, 1801-02-25

LOTTERY.

SPOPE refpetifully acquaints the Public in
La • general, and his Friends in particular, that the Lottery
is on the very point of drawing (Monday next); an extcnfi,e
variety of Tickets and Shares, by far exceeding any office in
London, is now on Sale, at his Office, No. 12, C of the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, (renting the BANC Of ENGLAND.
•„• Immediate application is particularly (elicited, as every
appearance indicates a cooliderable advance id the Price of
Tickets and Shares by next Friday and Saturday.

srATE LOTTERY, FOR deo.
BEGINS DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT.

THE TICKETS are fold and divided into
Halves, garters, Eighth. and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BORNE and Co. STOCK Bao,taas,
Aatieir State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal
"Ex-
change, London, and no where elle oa their account.
l AU Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped aisreesble
to Adt of Parliament, and allo with the Crown, and round it
Hazard and Co.'s Lottery Office.
Letters, Loft-paid, duly anfwcred, and Schemes gratis.
*,,* Orders, accompanied with Dort-dated Bills on London,
or Poft-Office Orders, pundltudly attended to; and to pre vent
mittakes as well as delay, Correfpundents are is:quelled to
tradmit them by poll.
Bank; India, and South Sea Stocks, with tlwir feveral An-
nuities, India Bonds, Etchequer Bills, and all Kind of Govern-
ment Securities, bought and fold by CommilSon.
London, England, 1801-02-25

FIFTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.

SANS SOUCI.
Se the Anthnritiof tbe Wet HAM. the LORD CHAU IN,
rrO-.O OW • VENING, February 26,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leicelter-Place,
Lcicaer-f<patre, an Entertainment, entirety New, called
THE CAKE-HOUSE.
London, England, 1801-02-25

WANTED to Rent, for a running term, from
Lady-Day or Midfumnicv next, is either of the Coun-
ties of Somerfet. Glouceter, Wilts, or Berk,, (not lefa than
so miles from London) where the roads are thoroughly good,
a modern built FA MILY HOUSE, in good repair, comprizing
not lets than fix bell Bcd chambers, Dining, Drawing. aqd Geti-
denial's Rooms of good dimenfions, and Imitable Offiaes sad
Servants Rooms, with Stabling and Conch-houfe, a walled
Garden, aid from is to 3 Acres of Grafs Land cunt:l,llmm
Particulars to be fent to Mr. Wrangbam, Stationer, No. us,
New Bond-Rivet, Landon.
London, England, 1801-02-25

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY- z 3.

Came in the ATALANTE. of IS guns, Captain
GRIFFITH, from a cruize: on the t 2 th ult. fhe
boarded a Swedifh !hip, called the Louifa Char-
lotte, from Alicant, laden with fah, for Sundv 11,
but not knowing of the embargo, fuffered her to
depart, and it is fuppofed fhe went into Corunna.
During her cruize, the ATALANTE fell in with
a Spanill: gun boat, oft gun, which taking the
ATALANTE for a merchantman, fired into her, and
wounded the i Lieutenant, And a Mailer's Mate ;
the ATALANTE returned the fire, and wounded a
number of her crew, and difabled the veffel in fuch
a manner as render her not worth bringing to Eng-
land, and the was fuffered to depart for a Spanifh
harbour, being at that time off the coall of Spain.
On the rgth inflant, the ATALANTE fell in with a
Portuguefe fchooner, from St. Übe's, bound to
Ireland, laden with falt, and in attempting to
board her, the boat unfortunately filled and funk,
by which means the crew confiiling of ft: men were
drowned.

Came in the Bremen galliot Anna Margarata,
Captain H. HENDRICKS, from Bilboa, bound to
Altona, laden with Spanifh woof and liquorice,
detained by the DOLLY cutter, of tz guns.
Came in the FISGARD, of 38 guns, Capt. MAR-
TIN, from a cruize.

Sailed the ROMIST, of 7+ guns, and the CANA-
DA, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet.
Came in the Swedilh chip Walgary, of Stock-
holm; Captain ANDERS WENNERIERG, from Ali-
cant, bound to Stockholm, laden with fait, detain-
ed by the IMMORTALITE, of 38 guns, Captain
HOTHAM the DASHER, pf s 8 guns, Captain To-
wle, from a cruize ; and the Sr irrt RE, of t 8 guns,
Captain Kegs, from the weitward: alfo an Ame-
rican brig, called the Ell Firm, Captain JoN; sow,
from Charleftown, to Hamburgh, laden with fugar
and coffee, detained by the SPITFIRE.
Sailed the Lord Nelfon privateer, on a cruize:
London, England, 1801-02-25

Frogs the LONDON GAZETTE, February 24.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Comniflions in the Eait York Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
'Toby Peutenant-Colonel--Edmund Garforth, Efq. vice Peter
Acklom, Efq. who retires. Dated December as, 18.30.
To be Major—George Hotham, Efq. vice Edmund Garforth ,
Efq. promoted Dated December as, 1800.
To be Captain—Sir Charles Hotham, Ban. vice Ceo. Hotham,
EN. promoted. Dated December as, 1800.
To be Enfigns--Thomas Boyd, Gent. Dated Nov. 25, 1800.
William Henry Armftrong, Gent. Dated January 25, Igor.

CHESTER CIRCUIT.
JANICS MANSRIELD, Efq. FRANCIS BURTON, Erq.
Montgonterilhire—Thurfday March ad, ;it PooL
Dembigbfhirc--W‘docfday April 1, at Ruthin.
Flintlhirc—Tuefday April 7, at Mold.
Cheilairo—Monday April 13, at the Caftic of Cholla..

BANKRUPTS.
John Sadler, of Birmingham, grocer, to furrender March 4, c,
and April 7, at one, at the Hen and Chickens Inn, Birming-
ham. Attorney, Mr. T. Mole High:db, Binuirgharn.
Joreph Golding, of Bridport, Dorfetilare, twine-maker, March
3,6, and April 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bridport.
Anomie', Mr. J. Daily, of Bridport; or Man. Jenkins
and James, New lan.
Thomas Spier, of Gloucefter, mercer, March 5, at five, March
6, andApal 7, at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn, Gloucetter.
Attornies, Meffrs. Jenkins and James, New Ina, London;
or Mr. H. Wilton, jun. GloucUter.
Samuel Patterfon, late of Manehetier, dealer, March 5,6, and
April 7, at tea, at the Upper Royal Oak Ina, MAnc.hefter.
Anoraks, Mr. /F. Foulkes, Mancbefter ; or Mr. J. Foulkes,
Hart-ftreet, Bloomlbury-fquare, London.
Richard Blacidiurn, late of Bliton-with-Harogate, Yorketire,
mercer, March 13, 14, and April 7, at ten, at the Crown and
Bell Inn. Knareiborough. Attorney, Mr. Fofs, Knarefliom%
Robert Oven, of Shepley, Kiikburtoa, Yorkfhire, clothier,
March 25, a 6, at the bode of William Booth, innkeeper in
Nirkburton, and April 7, at the Pack-Horfe Inn, in Hudderf-
field, at eleven. Anoraks, Mr. Stevenfoo, Holmfirth ; of
Milks J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, London.
John Beethom the yotinger, of Lancafter, liquor-merchant,
March 9, at five, March to, and April 7, at eleven, at th:
Royal Oak, Lancaßcr. Anoraks, Maffrs. Baldwin and Ddw-
biggin, Lancalter.

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DIVIDENDS.
March 3. William Welters:tan, of Bermondlity-ftroet, South..
wark, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
March 3. George Bailey, of Mark-lane, London, Mealman,
at ten, at Guildhall.
March 1. William Burge, of Bath, money-fcrivener, at ten, at
the White Lion Inn, Bath.
March 4. Thomas Sampfon, of Benningholme-Grange, in
Holdernefs, dealer, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamburg h 3t 3xi U. Naples - 40
Akocia 3x 4at U. Venice - - 46.
Leghorn - 5.4 I.llbon 6os
Genoa - - 4 Oporto a a 6ot
Palermo, so peace per ou. Dublin ts,

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-SIUDIMI TOMORROW.
Morning - 23 minutes after 0
Afternoon - ip minutes after el
London, England, 1801-02-25

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.
910-MORROW EVENING, February 26,
1 win be performed a new Comedy, in Five Ass, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
The Principal Cbara&,s by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. KIIIGAT,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY,
Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mill SIMS,
Mrs. POWEL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS
The Prologue to be (Pokes' by Mr. BETTERTON,
And an Epilogue by the Chandlers.
To which will be added the Muibal Entertatnmcnt of
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
Pool, Mr. INCDEDON;
Virginia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
London, England, 1801-02-25

HACIUT O. 111.0IAM.

This was an anion for an alfault. It appeared
by the teflimony of a tingle evidence, that a con-
jurer had been exhibiting his Height of hand at the
Red Liod, in Iflington Road, and the company
I had rewarded him, among whom was the Plain-
tiff who had given him iirpence, the Defendant,
who was prefent, without any provocation, called
him a robber, hid be belongad to a gang of
twenty that infefled the neighbourhood, and (truck
him two violent blows on the mouth and knocked
two of his teeth out. This evidence was an At-
torney.
Mr. Mitas Ay, for the Defendant hid, this affair
was of fo trifling a nature, that he could not call
witneffes ; it feemed that this was a public-houfe
quarrel, and an attorney the only ator who was
employed during the feu& in taking notes, in or-
der that he might exhibit his frith in Weflmiafter-
Hall, juft as the conjurer had done his among the
idle rabble at the public-houft in Iflington ; he con-
ceived the Jury would not give more than one pour,
damages, and then the Plaintiff and the Attor-
ney might divide a halfpenny a-piece.
The Jury found a verdift for the Plaintiff, forty
London, England, 1801-02-25

WILDON V. G9oto A`4l) M./OTHER.

This cafe is of importance to Calico-Priiiters
and thofe who employ them.
The Plaintiff delivered a quantity of goods to •
one Pearce, to get them prii.ted. Pearce fent
them to the Defendants, who arc Callico-Printers,
to whom he had been long in the habit of fending
goods. While there goods were in the hands of
the Defendafiti, Pearce became a bankrupt. Wil-
don then applied to the Defendants for his cali-
coes, offering to pa♦ for the printing of them.
anarer made to h:nt by the Defendants was,
that they did not know they were his goods; that
they had every reafon to believe they were the
goods of Pearce, for whom they had long done
bufinefs ; that he was indebted to them upwards
of fool. and that they had a right to retain thole
goods, not only till their cl) trge on thefe particu-
lar goods was defrayed, but for their general ba-
lance.

Mr. EltiKlll6, on the part of the Plaintiff, aid,
it had been determined in fereral cafes, and by
his Letdihip, that Calico-Printers had a right to
retain for their general balance. The Defendants
knew nothing of Wildon till after the bankruptcy
of Pearce. The tingle queftion, therefore, was,
whetlier Pearce, at die time of his bankruptcy,
owed the Defendants more than the value of thefe
goods ? It appeared in vidence, that Pearce's
debt to the Defendants greaily exceeded their va-
lue. The Learned Counfel referred to a cafe of
this kind, which had been decided by the Lord
Chef Judice, and obferved, that on that occafion
his Lordlhip had laid, that it was the firong
leaning of his mind, that this should be made as
bear as poffible a general rile of law.
Lord Kapiyum laid, he had made that obferva-
tiiin upon much higher authority than his own—
on the authority of Lord Mansfield, in the cafe
of Grins and Farmer.— Verlag far the Ilfendante.
This &tithed the bufinefs at Weftminfter.
London, England, 1801-02-25

LAWSOM V.SMITN.

The Plaintiff, who is a crimp, brought this
aftion to recover the fun of ten guineas as crimp-
money, which the Defendant, mate of the Dick.
land Weli.lndiaman, had agreed to pay forSpro-
ciring five feamen for that chip. A fcrvant girl
to the Plaintiff proved his cafe on the part of the
Defendant. The liability w..s endeavoured to be
thrown on the Captain, but the agreement being
clearly proved, the Jury found a vesdiet for the
Plaintiff for ten guineas.

TieRUARV 24.
Lord Kastrom fat this morning at NY Prhir,
at Guildhall, from nine till eleven o'clock, when
he could proceed no farther, as none of the par-
ties were ready. His Lordfhip faid,-he lamented
extremely the erpence that mua ultimately fall on
the poor clients, owing to the rerniffnefs of their
Agents, who were paid for their attendance. His
Lordfhip Paid, he had feveral times prefcribed
remedy which, if purlited, he conceived would
prove effeßual ; and that was, that any ferfons
who had fuffered from the negligence o thofe
whom they had employed to tranfaft their bufutefs,
would bring an anion againft them.
The Spacial Pules bean on Friday.
London, England, 1801-08-13

ow
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE Creditors of WILLIAM SOADY, of
Plymouth Dock, In Devon, Tallow Chandler, who
sewed him great tbsdnefs and indulgence in the beginning if
the year 1793. by accepting toe. in the pound on their debts,
and giving hint dffcharges for the whole, are hereby relpeatutty
informed,, that he is now enabled and willing to pay them the
remaining too in the pound on their feveral debts; and all
fucb Creditors are respelled to apply for payment to the laid
William Ready, at Plymouth Dock ; at the Honking Node of
Meffrs. Wale and Co. Plymouth; or to Wars. Branton,
Ward, and pay, Merriman. London.
London, England, 1801-08-13

.
for equipage, and woo° for the expences

Journey.
This day's Court Gazette contains the following
ftatement of the death of the Esavroa of Coto° a:
" In the night from the 26th to•the 27th, died at
Hetzendorf, to the greateft afftiftion of their Im-
perial Ma' flies and Or whole illuftrious Houfe of
Auftria, his Royal Highnefs the High and Grand
Matter of the Teutonic Order at Mergentheim,
Prince and Bifhop of Manlier, Archbillio! and
Eleaor of Cologne, MAXIMILIAN FRANCIS XAVIER
JOSIPN, Royal Trine; of Hungary and Bohemia,
and Archduke of Auflrla, in the 4rai year of his
age."—The body of the deceafed, which was
brought to town yefterday, laid in Rate this day.
and will be entombed this evening in the family
vaults of the Houfe of Auftria. The deceafed has
bequeathed his whole perfonal property, eftimated
at 18 millions, to the Imperial General the Arch-
duke Fstnirtamo, a ton of the Archduke FERDI-
NAND, formerly Governor of Milan.

HANAU, AUGUST z.
Letters from Ancona, of the 7th of July, Rate,
that, on the ad of that month'an Adjutant of Ge-
neral Barri+ I s a's, and foon afterwards the French
Commiffary PERILx.i se had arrived there, both of
whom had pofitiyely declared that General Mu a sr
bad received intelligence of Contre-Admiral CAN.
vitasusts's having landed his troops at Derna (ac-
cording to others at Syria).
London, England, 1801-08-13

NETHERLANDS.

BRUSSELS, JULY sc
The Ex-Diredor Baitaas has arrived in this
place, efcorted by a party of the Gendarmerie, un-
der the command of an officer. It is believed that
his flay here is not by any means of a volpntary
kind; he has been placed under the infpeaion of the
Preto% which gives rife to a variety of conjectures.
Lccording to advices from Calais, the negocia-
tions entered into with England are not at all
likely to be brought to a favourable refult. It is
feared that the communications will be put an
end to,
London, England, 1801-08-13

GERMANY.

VIENNA, JULY 29.
Lord Misr° received on the zfith a courier ex-
traordinary from Conitantinople. The difpatches
he has brought are dated the 7th of June, at which
time neither the Suatims Poara nor Lord Etoim
had received any intelligence from the Gamin
Vtz lea, the C•PTAIN PACH• Admiral KIITH,
or General HuTC HI bl SON. Thus all that has been I
reported refpeding a French fleet in the. Archipe-
lago requires confirmation, as well as the arrival
of Admiral GAMTH SAUNA at Tripoli, or in Syria.
According to letters from Semlin, PASSWAw
OGLOV has again 6rdered a body of troops to
march into Wallachia. They immediately attacked
a Drong detachment of the enemy, whom they
routed and difperfed. The fate news is confirmed
by various letters.
Count PHILIP Dr ColasrZEL, appointed Im-
perial Ambaffador to Paris, has received orders to
repair to his poft without delay. His former pen-
' fion amounted to 18,000 florins, which he will Rill
recetyc._ tic recervcs Tspooas tsuosattauot, Jvw
London, England, 1801-11-09

MARRIED.

On Friday the 6th inft. Lawrence 'Maw od, Efq. of LAtne-
area, to Mifs Sifmey, After of Captain Sifiney. of OffordClu-'
ney, in the county of Huntingdon.
On Thurfday fe'nnight, the Rev. Peter Hafted. Reaor of
Cirappenhall, to Mils Leigh, of Booths. near Knutsford.
Lately, at Caton Church, Mr. Thon,as Wingfield, of Boll-
ton, to Mirs N. Hodfon, of Caton.
London, England, 1801-11-09

TO THL ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF

PORTSMOUTH.

TOUR Nomination of Captain MARKHAM
a; a Reprefentative of tnL Town, in Cuehorn of the
late Lord Hun. SLTMOUIt, bang unfolirited, unloaffed. and
unanimous; it is earnestly requrfted that you will furport your
Wiles by refitting aony 4l!•err.pt that may he made to induce
you to alter your avowed (claimants favour of the at.ove
cnculcman.

A writ-WISHER Tn LG:toncia Or PORTSMOUTH.
Novtn•btr 7. 18;1.

aLECT 4S6EMBLY and IMNi. INC ACADLI\
MR. is.LLEN informs his Subic' 'hers and
Friends. that his improved A.:-sf..I\4BLY ROOMS, Ni..
13, Great Alylitf-ftn, t, Goodnian's I ields are ag:.in open to
tlul.fertbt.rs Lvery MOnday..—Nol.e but Ladies of Rcfpettabi-
lity adtr.itted.
Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have Teamed In the
cid Ityir, or not at all, arc privately completed tit all,lhc moll
admired tiers, and every defcription of Dance in modern prac-
tie< .at the above Rooms, anal at No. Ty, Shcrrard-fl:r.:t, Cc.:-
d.r-fquare ; wh, re Foreigner., Navy and Army OfF:t 73, Cap-
tains of blilps, Country Refidents, Natives going at.road, and
ev, ry one to whom it is an objed to acquire this accompliih-
met t. tapt.Jitioufly or fafbionably, will meet with uncommon
advantagt..s, and thereby be quid:fled for the necelfary parts cf
Darting In about a Fortnight. Durmg which time they may
and lodge in th•boufe if they with.—Conflant attendance
risen t I,o:h Ara kinies....-Broad-tword, Fencing, and Niufic
t..: at tended.

FRANCE.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 3.

Mon(leur de Noump.N, Privy Counfellor to the
Duke of WILTEMBERa, has been fent to Paris to
regcciate a private Trcrty of Peace with the
French Republic, all the difficulties in the way of
which are removed.

Lit Penfte frigate failed from Brea on the 24th
ult. for the Weft Indies, having on board fume
men of talent who are well acquainted with the
intentions of Government. A divifion of the fleet
will loon proceed on the fame deitination.
Exchange on London 23f. so c. at 3c, d.tys-
-22 I. c. at 6o days.

I,
London, England, 1801-11-09

HELVETIA.

In the courfe of the fummer a Con(litution was
adopted by the Helvetic people. A Diet nv't to
proceed to the appointment of the Senate, of the
Landcrman, and other authorities, and each Can.
ton was employed upon its particular coratitutit.n.
and organifation, in the portion of attributes which
the Conttitution gave the Cantons. The Diet,
freely alfernbled, deflated itft.lf a Contlituent
Alfembly, dcltroyed the Conilitution for which
it was convoked, and began to draw up a new one.
faitioni formed and fomented ; the Deputies of
the G»411 Cantons retired to their homes, and pro-
[died againit the ulurpation of the Diet. A part
of the Ctanton of Lucent and Gla:us imitated this
conduit.

The Diet, however, without paying attention to
Oleic completed their New Conaitiitien,
and in the fittint, of Inc 45th of Ganber, appointed
to the Senate the Citizens whole names
foil. rv—
Funh, Cartier, Ullery, Sri:midi, Vender-Slue,
Kraver, Itcagget, Meyer, Patolas,
Fruttman.

On the z3th of 061olier, the Ancient Legifla
tive Body, which, fince the Union of the Diet, had
done no ;lel, alrembicd, decreed the two fallowing
laws, :End named to conilitute the SA;UAte the fo!
lowing Citizens: Names of the Senators; Ti
Bay, Filth, \Vys, Stockard. Wieland, Glarz,
Kris, Marcacci, Is4;:bler, Reding, Daue, Au-
dermatt, Derwig, Zwcittel, Saufrure,Pdlis Salt,
Savary, Rautlitn, Zelweger, Ratti,
Dolder,
London, England, 1801-08-25

CEMENT for BUILDING.

PARKER, and Co. Bankfide, ma.
Vra nafaeture Cement or Mort far Building in Water,
which far furpares in utility, any Tr.rras or Lime Mortar. It
gives to all kinds of Prick-work an uncommon degree of
ftrengtb and cobefion. It lets under water, Coon becomes as
bard as !tone, and may be carded even to the anion of the
Sea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, 'mended
ithert wellD or contain water, this Cement may be tiled with
fingvuradvanatge.—Thefairo prepare a very hard and dirable
STUCCO, which effraually defends Buildings from the in-
judos, eats of Wet and Dalnp.

TO THE CURIOUS IN ESH SAUCES, Ste.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
SURDESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
THE plat Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
has gilded by his summit ESSENCE of ANGHO VIES,
and other SUCH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED
BEEF, Hass en CALVES HEADS, BEEF STF.AJES, MADE
DISHES, WILDFOWL, and GAME, with many DILICA.
CIES FOE the TAILS, SIDE.IOARD and STOIE-ROOll ; which
are more fully expreffed in his Catalegue, (Ha Rano Tux
INVENTOR Or TEEM) bat Induced natty perfons to give the
fame name to ARTICLES entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Perkin who go to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of
Tradeftnen end Inn-keepers, who in eonfeeptence, are often
(raved with a Sru mous SORT, by allowing them an estra pro-
fit, which is not only an unpolition, but a great Difappointinent
to Families who pure llife than with a view of having rod
SAUCE to their FISH, Re.
N.B.—Nene are their Gnaw, a, but what have thefe word'
on the Label, BUIGKIS aid 01101 NAL AND SUPS-
' atom Essence or Awesome, KO. tin, Strand, Corner of
Savoy Steps, Lemke."

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORBI-PLAISTRIR.
THE pRQPRIETOR of this moll excellent
REMEDY is fo aertain of I ISeacy having never
rota in a variety of Cafe*, ism*, if it does pot eradicate the
Corns, root and birch, TO ROTOR* ins frowsy.
It wilLonappileation,taite of the inennursation in a few hours.
and dcaroy effeetnally the lidalippßp *Pliant the lean hazard,
Printed Direetions fulled up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTRit that gained fo much re-
putation tit dermany, and has been fold in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the greater reputation.
'Sold WhOldale and Retail ty T. Axtell, No. r. Pinels-lane,
near the Royal EAchanse; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7; Tavifi.
tock-greet ; Mr. Wilfon No. 39, it. knees-And ; Aar. ,
' Sydney, No. 21 Pall-MaU; Mr. Want, No. 324, Holborn;
and. boult and Co. No. rro, Ciriarct4trect.
A by Burgin and Sheppudi and Bonner, printers.
. ily :Llzard, bookfcUcr, and R.ofornan, perfumer.
At
burgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
!Orden and °report, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpod, by Mr. Owe, primer, sod Mr. Jones ,bookfeller
Poctistooth, Mr. Motley, Wackier.
London, England, 1801-08-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Dit•t.,AucuST 24.—Sailed through theDowrs,
the Northampton, —, and Ann, SINCLAIR, fcr
India. Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST a4.—Palled by, the Ca-
roline. Hay's, from St. Kitt's ; Jacob, —, from
Dantsic ; Vrow Margaretta, —, and Two Bro-
thers, from Embden.—Sailed the Varuna,
—, for India ; Charlotte Wilhelmina, —, for
Harnburgh ; Britannia, ihoww, for Gnernfey ;
Fame, COS WAY, for Belfalt ; and Vrow Elizabeth,
ALPS ars, for Amilerdam.
London, England, 1801-02-14

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

- •

A moft extraordinary circumftance happened
with the Berkley hounds, on Monday lad ; meet-
ing the company to throw off at Hodgmoer, they
foon unkennelcd, and went away in the highelt
Rile imaginable, croffing a confiderable fcope of
Country, with breaftligh running for two hours ;
they at-length reached Pollord's-Wood, where the
field of horferaen was very much rented ; here
Reynard, finding himfeif feverely preffed by the
pack (who ware clofe at his brut t), jumped into
what is called aground:fall, of ten or twelve feet
deep, and war inftantaneoufly followed down the
obfcured precipice by the body of hounds, who
were completely loft to view, and the very few
horfemen near the left in a Rate of the utznott con-
liernatiaa. Tom Oldaker, the huntfman and one
evhefrenie, being up, the latter permitted hirnklf to
be let down into the dreary abyfs, from whence, by
the mod inceffant exertion and incredible fatigue,
he extricated and got to the furface front couple—
then thefox, and with a perfevering Herculean la-
bour, the remaining fourteen couple, many dread•
fully bruifed, and the Tafta favourite leading hound;
(which it is fuppofed went down clofe to the for).
grits closed: previous to the conclufion of this.ar-
duous and dreary talk, the whipper-in had eaqed-
ly implored aßiftance for extrication, and had no
fooner reached the furface nature being. quite ex-
hautted with bodily fatigue, than he fainted, and
his recovery was for Come tune doubtful.
London, England, 1801-02-14

PLYMOUTH, FEB. Es.

Tbe Polly Ttinfisort, which arrived here yeller.
day from Gdernfey, has on hoird part of the 49th
and 85th Regiments of Foot. The former were
taken out of the Denton Tranfport, wrecked on
that Wand left Monday. Both vetch, in a heavy
gale of wind, were driven clofe to the fitore ; the
Polly rode out the gale, but the latter went alhore.;
Atid the crew and troops would have been 1011, had
it not been • for affißance from the Polly. The
Polly was convoyed to this port by the RAMBLik
Of 14 PM'

Came in the Efpoir French Lugger Privateer, of
St. Maloes, of 6 guns and 26 men, captured on the
infi.off the Start, by the LADY CHARLOTTE Of
14 guns, Lieut. MORRIS : the is quite new, and on
her firfl voyage : the lattetis alto arrived.—Came
in the Providence Smuggling Lugger of Polparra,
laden with about Roo ankers of (pinta and a quantity
of tobacco, from Guemfey, bound to Polparra She
was captured Tait night, about half a mile from
that place, by the Raticsa Revenue Cutter of this
port, Captain Feaz Ea.
Sailed the GLORY, of 98 guns, Capt. DRAPER ;
the VILLE DE Palm, of tto guns, Capt. TROW-
BRIDGE ; and the UNICORN, of 32 guns, Captain
WILKINSON, to join the Channel Fleet: alto the
Sewanow, of 54 guns, on a cruife.
London, England, 1801-02-14

BRISTOL. TER. 5,
ROBERT TRIPP, Army and Navy Clothier,
ReLlmental Taylor, Accoutrement Maker, &c. begs leave
to acquaint his Friends, &c.that Printed Plans are prepared to
be delivered at his Warehoufe, No. 37, °TAY, facing the
Drawbridge, for Irving Gcutkmen
.by the ear with every
kind of Cloathing, &c.
N. B. There will be a facing of at lean from 25 to 30 per cent,
to tbitfc who may think proper to come into his plan.
A YOUNG MAW wanted bnelediatly who under-
/lands the Haberdalbery, Drapery, ace. and can be well re-
commended.

This day was publifhed, Bvo. price as. 6tl. ftwtd,
THE CONTINUATION of a DISCOURSE
on the JEWISH and CHRISTIAN DISPENSATIONS,
compared with other Intl:nations.
By. W. CRAVEN, D. D.
Mahe e of St. John's College.
Parris component Magna foiebam."
Cambridge : Printed by J. Barges, printer to the Univerfity ;
and fold by J. Deighton, Cambridge; T. Hurft, Paternofter-
row ; and Hatchord, Piccadilly, London; and Cooke, Oitord

• Thii day was publithed, ha one Volume Marto,
Pm.-Ihthed with an elegant View of tic Proaav, price ys 641.

in Boards, .
ROONIHOLME PRIORY; or, the Loves
mad Ac xes: a Poem. In four Books.
Ab, me! for ouzht that ever I could read,
Could ever hear by Tale or
• The courfe of true Love never did run (moth.
A Midfumnter Night's Dream.
Holt : Printed by J. Partice, for T. Hurt, Patemofter-row,
London.

GENUINE EDITION.
DODSLEY's ANNUAL REGIS-MR, VoL XL.

For the Year 1798.
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THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, A View
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London, England, 1801-02-14

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, FEB. 13.—Sailed the NEMESIS frigate,
cn a cruize. Wind E. N. E.

GRAVESEND, Fan. 13.—Sailed the Ilindoftan,
MILLET, and Admiral Rainer, —, for India;
Trojan, —, for Martinique • John, STICKLLE ;
Enterprise, Su NDLIIY • Chancellor, ; Peggy,
&Num; London, Plisssow ; Bridgetown, Goon-
vow; and Rebecca, READ, for Demerara ; King
George, Corvoii, for St. Vincent's ; Hopewell,-
—, for Tobago • Jonah,. —, for Jamaica;
Friends, READ, for bominica • New Grove, —,
for Surinam ; fiCll, PARK, for idonfen•at ; Somer-
fen, Fossmats for Lifbon • Mary, PARSER, for
Antisna ; and William and ilizabeth, Harr, for
News.
London, England, 1801-02-14

ESSEX COURSINO.

The WI Meeting for this feafon, of the BtA1).
WZI.L and Ttift,ionAss Ctua, was held cm Wed-
nefday, Thugdair, and Friday fe'nnight, when the
following Kalelies between the Members, were
run, which afforded excellent diverfion to the ama-
teurs in Cogrfing, viz.
FIRST DAT.
_ _

z. Mr. Evan's Japite; int Mr. Williams% Primatfe..
I. Mr. J. Tuffltas Prinz& beat Mr wife, Chace.
3. Mr. Mattiffaa's Dart beat Mr. Wakefield's Bafitfid.
4. Mr. Tweed's Fly beat Mr. P. Wrighes Crazy.
•g. Mr. C. Parker's Smut beat Mr. Dudley's Media.
6. Mr. Pattiffon's Twill beat Mr. P. Wright's Wit/Sera.
. . y. Mr. Wakefield's Blue Rafe beat Mr. Wllfaa'aMesk,
I. Mr. Wilfan's Cheefecake beat Mr. P. Wrightg Cayettoe.
9. Mr. J. Wrigbt's Fly Cap batihi= Mr. P. Wriabt's ItZtbp.
to. Mr. .Tufiltell's Playmate beat Mr. Wright's Wander.
zr. Mr. 's Trull beat Mr. Wilfon's Goffip.
la. Mr. W eld's Delilah beat Mr. Dudley'. Merlin.
13. Mr. Wakefield's Sampfou beat Mr. P. Wright's Kat•er-
klto.
re. Mr. Tallinn's Pickle beat Mr. Virilfon's Moak.
After which feveral Bye Matches were run.
Seconn DAY.—The Winning Dogs of this and
the Jail Meeting, being matched by lot, ran for
the Club Cup, in claire!, till they were reduced to a
brace, whole final courfedetermined thecontell,viz.
London, England, 1801-08-22

wirmoverN, AUGUST so.

The ROYAL FAMILY yefterday evening vifited
the Theatre; the performances were, the New,
Play, called Deaf old Dolosir ; or, The Orphan Pro-
tad, with the Mnfical Entertainment of No Song
no Supper.
This morning his Maissry bathed, and Prin-
cefs Avoysra. After which, the KING rode out
on horfeback, as far as Wyke, and returned home
through Radipole.
After breakfaft, his MAJESTY, Prince Amt., x us,
Princefs &mina, all on horfeback, took an airing
to Dorchefter, rode over Bincombe Hills, and
through the Park belonging to the Hon. LIONEL
DAMES..
Princefs AstiLta took her ufual ride on the
Sands.
The Qpiew and Princefres AUGUSTA, ELtza-
SETH, an Maar, remained at the Lodge.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER, accompanied by
his daughter Princefs SOPHIA, Earl ROSSLYN,
Lady C. DURHAM, Lady M. ERSKINE, and Mrs.
WINDHAM, took an escurfion to Portland, in the
barge belonging to the Royal Charlotte yacht.
London, England, 1801-08-22

FALMOUTH. AUGUST' 19.

Arrived the 'American fbip Brothers, Captain
JACOB PACKWOOD, laden with fugar and coffee,
from New York: in lat. so. so. long. t t. the (poke
the American (hip Thetis, from Charlellown for
Liverpool. The PRINCES s Asistta packet, Capt.
STIVENs, which failed from this port on the 12th
of May, with the Mails for Halifax and New York,
was fafe arrived out at the latter place; and the
NIMROD cutter had arrived from a cruile. The
difpatches brought by the brig (as mentioned laft
poll) are faid to contain the furrender of the ifiand
of Madeira to a fquadron under the command et
Captain BOWEN, of his Majefty's fhip Alto° of
44 guns, the CARYSFORT, of z 8 guns, and a doop
of war, having the 85th Regiment of Foot, and a
Company of Artillery on board.

Sailed the American brig Currier, Captain M,-
CouuELL, for Norfolk, Virginia.

A brig with cotton, for Liverpool, from Lilbor.,
with the fleet, is faid to have foundered in tin.
Channel.

The PRINCB of WALEs packet is hourly exile led
with the Mail from Lifbon.

DOVER, AUGUST 19.

Three dr four cutters are getting in their fibres
in our Roads, and will fail to-night for Boulogne.
The VIGILANT logger is jug returned from
Calais with difpatches for Government.

Intelligence has jut arrived of so gun-veffels
having got into Calais from Dunkirk.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST U.

Yefterday afternoon failed the following (hips of
war to join the North Sea. fquadron, cruising off
Goree, viz. STANDARD, ARIADNE, LYME, Awn,
armed (hips, and Dm:civics cutter. This morn•
ing failed the PRINCE or WALES packet, Captain
DEANE, for Cuxhaven, with the mails for Ham.
burgh and Bremen of the 18th inft. and Mr. How.
DEN, a KinitmMeffenger, with slifpatches. The
mail from burgh is anziottfly expetted.
London, England, 1801-08-22

LIVERPOOL. AUGUST ao.

The S. W. Poulihn, from Norfolk, Virginia, for
this port, is put into St. Bartholomew's, in diftrefs.
The Arbuckle, STEWARD, from hence for Nor.
folk, was well on the sth init. in lat. 51. N. long.
26:30. W.
ThseGreencaftle, FR A It Mx, from St. lVflahters
to this port, was captures! the '6th July, near 'Sc.
Michael's.

We have the pled.= to announce, that the ma-
jor part, if not all of the Lisbon fleet, arrived at
Hoyiake yellerday, and report the Bee having
foundered at fea ; crew fared.

Arrived,—.Caltor, BCMilian; and Barton, Nicholls, from
Antigua; Clio, Coupland, from Martinique; Carrick Lea,
from Oporto ; Epbrao, Lipfoo, from New Brunfwick ; Union,
Woodhoufe, from Virginia; Elisabeth and Maria, Mockler-
don, from Norway; Diana, &bits, from Memel; Cbeittire.
Stephens, from Cork; Peggy, Harrifon ; and Penny, Hough-
ton, from Bridal Filhery; Lucy, Aldermail, from hence at
Africa; Bolin*, %Vhitheld from hence at Hamburgb; and the
Refallod, Cuite, from Africa wad Demarara, at Trinidad.
London, England, 1801-11-07

PARLidfMzNTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, NOV. 6.

The Houle met at one o'clock and the Earl cf
Cuss rERFIELD having acquainted their Lordfhips
that his Majelly had been waited on, according to
their orders, to know when he would be pleated to
receive the Addrefs of that Houfe, approving of
the Preliminaries of the Peace, and that his Ma-
jelly bad been gracioufly pleafed to appoint this
day, at two o'clock, for that purpofe,
The Houfe, therefore, having previoufly ad-
journed to Tuefday next, immediately proceeded
to St. James's with their Addrefs, of which the
following is a Copy, with his Idajofty's Anfwer :

a MOST GRACIOUS SOTSILRIGI,
" We, your Majefly's moll dutiful and loyal
rubjeds, the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in
Parliament drembled, Leg leave to return your
Majefty our moll linc_re thanks for your gracious
condefeenfion in directing the Preliminary Articles
of Peace, which have been ratified by your Ma.
jelly and the French Republic, to be hid before
this Houfe. We can zfrure your Majelty, that we
have bellowed on them that ferious contidenttion
which the important objects they embrace fo jultly
demand; and we beg leave to exprefs to your Ma.
jelly, with the moft-heartfelt gratitude, the fatis-
faftion we derive from this important arrange-
ment, which, while it manifells your Majefty's
juftice and moderation, and the regard and atten-
tion to good faith which have governed your Ma-
jelly's condo& towards your Allies, will, we are
perfuaded, be produElive of important national
advantiges, and promote the fubdantial intcrcfts
of this country."

HIS M AJIISTY'S mos? GRACIOUS ANSWER.

"MY Loans—l thank you for this dutiful and
loyal Addrefs. The fatisfaCtion yon exprefs at the
foundation which has been laid by the Preliminary
Articles, for the final Reltoration of Peace, is
highly acceptable to me; and you may Ten allured
that I (hall, on my part, ufe my utmolt endeavours
to bring this important tranfaCtion to a concluCon,
in fuch manner as may molt effeftually tend to pro-
mote and fecure the public interelts, and the wel-
fare of my people."
London, England, 1801-11-07

On the t 7th, the Members of the French Lega-
tion had alto a formal audience of his MAJESTY,
and delivered their credentials.
MILER, OCTOBER 12.—A folemn re Dean has
I:en performed here, on account of the figning of
the Preliminaries of Peace with England : the
City likewife has been illuminated.
Our Government has appointed Citizen VF N-
TORE, Envoy to the Helvetic Republic. Citi-
zens COMETTI and TASSONI will go in the fame
capacity to Genoa and Florence.
London, England, 1801-11-07

THE MAIL DUE ON WEDNESDAY

Arrived this forenoon.—The following are the
only ankles worthy of the fmalleft notice :
HAGVE, Ocrossa a7.—An Englifh (hip
arrived at Brill with different kinds of Gocils,
which it has landed, and taken in a new cargo:
more flips are expeEted.
The divifion of the Batavian fleet at Fluf1:::17,
with a great number of gun-boats, has been chi.-
mantled : the Englifh fquitdron under Admir.l
DickSOM is, however, dill cruizing off our co.ifi
and it is fuppofcd will not leave it till the cons:ii•
lion of the Definitive Treaty.
AMSI LIMAN, Our. a7.—On the 22d a fifhiog
valet arrived at Vlaardingen with ten tons of freih
Dutch herrings, taken fince the ligning of the Pre-
liminaries of Peace between France and England.
Every ton fold for more than too florins. It i
intended at Anaardingen to fend out 36 more flip
to ilk herring fifhery.
Vit. N 14.1, Ocr. at.—The intelligence of Pca,
has railed our State Paper one per col!.
The Ruffian Envoy to the Imperial Court,
cti% ed on tht t 4th inft. with the ulna' cerftncnue
and attended by a numerous retinue, his for
audience of entry of his Majefy the Es, usoa, an
his credentials to his IMPLRIAL MAJIS;
on the 1 prune.
London, England, 1801-11-07

H4MJJURGH M 411..

BERLIN. Ocr. 25.—Peace being now reflored
between England and France, the motives which
occafioned the taking poffeflion of the Eleetorate
of Hanover now no longer exill.. His Pruffian
MAJESTY has therefore determined that his troops
Shall evacuate the fame, the neceffary orders to
which effeet will be immediately forwarded to
Lieutenant-General KLIEST. The Courts of Lon-
don and Berlin will, according to accounts that
may be relied on, immediately enter into negocia-
tions relative to the fubjeet of honour.
VIENNA, Ocr. 17—As little notice feems to be
taken here of the eleEtion of a Bifhop of Munfter,
Sze. as if no fuch event had taken place. Count
Krrr tea, who brought advice to the Archduke
r Sy, of his being elected, has yet received
no notification on the fubjeCt ; nor has any anfwer
been returned to thofe perfons of dillinetion who
have tithed to wait on his Highnefs with their
congratulations.
Hacos, Ocr. 14.—YeIterday the State Direc-
tory proceeded to the nomination of the new Le-
gitlative Body. The ft part of the 35 mem-
bers of which it eonfigerelonged to the former
LegAlation, and are at prefent at the Hague.—
The Directory will immediately proceed to orga •
nife the departments of the milliners and agents.
On Tuefday the Minifters of France, Spain, Swe-
den, Denmark, Bavaria, Caffel, Wurtemburg,
and Mecklenburgh, and the Chargl: 11%11-aim of
Proffia, the Cifffpine, and the Hanfe Trnns, had
a public audience conjointly, of the State Direc-
tory. They were received by the Milliner for
Foreign Affairs, VAN DER Goss, and military ho-
nours were paid them.
Com STA 47 ItiOP LP, SEPT. 25.—Tn perpetuate
the memory of the furrender of Alexandria, the
GRAND St IGNIOR has Maid a medal to be (truck.
The brother of General Hurcnissow, who arri-
ved here as a courier with advice of the furrender
rfAlexandria,has been prctcnted with this medal,
hefides a rich peliffe, and 50,000 piafters. The
day before vefierday the fira Dragoman of the
Porte waited on him with congratulations on the
fortunate occurrences in Egypt.
To-day a fecond tranfport of French prifoncrs
failed from this city. The famous JEAN Boa ST.
A .4 Dll F is among them.
his Engli(h frigates, and as many Turkifh, have
received orders to fail for the Republic of the Se-
rem United Iflands, in order to reflore tranquillity
in the ifland of Zante, which is defirous of putting
itislf by force under the Government of the Eng.
Three thnufand Englifh arc on their way
• m Egypt to Corfu for the (AMC pus pole. The
Conful at Zante has left the ffi.ind.
BA 4' RUT H, OCT. t6.—The papers of St. Felix
hAve now been examined, but nothing at impor-
•,,ncr hss yet appeared in all theft proceedings,and
:."•tqriting more fhould be difcovercd than hithcrt
t, very hale can 'oe brought againa the
.• 1,..(l way.
• Ma.l.trn de CHoosi t t., fiacr tr, the Doke of I
u formerly !.) I.,a•ts XVI. his I
r.,tatrted iierminm to harl, toir al-
• !y hence to 11407, ",sere li,t Lade
:bets of a nails • e t).• 7;•7sniiitiri•
has a penises ti, m t!..: It
. • r• has anoirr,.; J.:: !(,

• . h.
London, England, 1801-11-07

• -
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, 'November g; iBor,
will be prefentcd the Tragedy of
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
Richard, Mr. coma.;
King Henry, Mr. MURRAY;
Buckingham, Mr. WHITFIELD;
Treffel, Mr. BF.TTF.RTON;
Stanley, Mr. DAVENPORT ;
Li? ul mum Mr.. WADDY ;
Aud Richmond, Mr. CORRY.
Lady Anne, Mrs. LITCHFIELD;
Doehefs of York, Mils LESERVE ;
And the Queen, Mffs CHAPMAN.
To which will be added the Grand Pantamine Drama of
PEROUSE.‘
This Evatior...Folly as it Flies; 'with Percale.

—•-
HANOVER-SVARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with
ADDITIONAL PICTURES, is re-opened, and will
continue every Day, (Sundays elegised), from Nina in the
inoraing tillerening.--.Adanittanne One Shilling.
London, England, 1801-02-13

w---- .
FOR SALE, DT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Laudon Tavern, FosholoArlsr, Plymouth, on Wed-
ssefday, the asth of February, zSor, at Ten o'clock in the
F,
T H Eorenoon GOOD BRIG MORGEN STERN.
DibiLpi.w.,:4: Feet. inches.
Length - - . 85 3
Breadth - - - 35 21
Heighth between Desks • 5 so
Acimeafures, 255 37-94 Tons.
Depth of Hull (including the Keelfon) is o
Mt:Lined on her voyaze from Andterdam to Lifbon, by his
hiajaty's dips Ib es- A roe, and others, and Sam condemned
as prize. She is fetuare-R,nied, Dutch built,.and Incomplete
condition : her Materials are abundant.
She appears a fultable Veffid for any employ, and may be fent
to fea with very little eapence.
For Catalogues, viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, stlt February, aut.

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern. Foshole-Rreet Ply.nouih,
Zit Wedueds; , Feb. as, ;Sol, at ten tit:led:in' the forenoon.
BOUT One Hundred Tons of FRENCH
A
.SALT;
be;a,g the Cargo of the Prollian JUF-
FROUW MODE, detained ca ber from France by
hts Malcit)es hired armed Brig FAMWT. t. Wa
Commander, and Snake private &fp of Par; and once con-
demned as prite,—Tbis Salt is of gual quality, and will be put
up in Imitable lots for the convenlency of purcbafers.
Poe viewing, Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Loudon Tavern, Votbok-ftreet, Plymouth,
On Wcduefday, Feb. as, thin, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
TOIL 'IMITATION.
THIRTY-THREE CHESTS WHITE HA-
VANNAH SUGAR; Seventeen Ditto Brown.
Part of the cargo of the Death alp DA MAIAA K, condemned
runize to his 1611aletty's Aired armed cutter. COM VrITUTION
and
SWAM.
For viewing. Catalogues, 11/4c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.

FOB. SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the Lindon Tavern, Fothole-ltrect. Plymouth,
On Wednefday, Feb. as, itol, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
'THE Galliot FRANCES, Foreign built ; has
a NUM 111.cglfter.--Dlmcnfinns
Length - - - is feet si Inches.
Breadth - - - 17 a
Depth - - - ,oft
Admearures tot 55-9 g Tens.

55-93
She has lately had a good repair, is an exceeding (hong
Veirel, and well found in all her Materials ; her Sails molUy
new.... For Viewing, Ike. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
sth february,
London, England, 1801-02-13

DIED.

At Glafgow, on tie 3oth uTt.Ccdonel James Campbell,linely
of the 42d regiment.
At Lauder, on Monday tenni*, Archibtdd Flitter, F.fq‘ of
Blrkhilifide.
At the Made of Denny, on tie 25th ult. the Rm. Thomas
Fergus.
At his lodgings in Sltalrefpeare Square, Edinburgh, on
Sunday fe'nnight, Mr. Timothy Duncan, of the Theatre
Royal, Fdinburgh.
Sunday morning, in Sonserfet-ftreet, Goodman's Fields, Mr.
John Pycroft, fen.
On the 3oth ult. at the ppfooige-houfe, at By Beet, near Rip-
ley, in Sorry, In the slith year of his age, the Rev. George
Sewell, Rot or of Byfieet.
Os the yth inft. at his hook in Marths's lane, Cannon-Erect,
Cbriltopher Strotttolf, Efq.
Wednefdsy fe'nnight, at his houfe in Join-ftreet, B.dford-
row' J. Le Coq, Efq.
On the 26th ult; Samuel Draper, of Colernangtrect, plumber,
one of the Common Council men of that Ward.