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London, England, 1801-01-22

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE TUITION.

Oa. ALLEN informs his Pupils and the Pub-
VA lie, that he has removed from Haidon-lquare, where
: has taught thcfe loft 4E yeses, and has opened his new Am-
:my for Falhionable Dancing, ak, No. go, Great /Ullf.ftreet,
oodman's Fields. His Academy, alto, at the Welt end of the
own is, and will continue open as ufual, at No. to, Sherrard.
red, Golden-fquare. At both, Ladles and Gentlemen who,
hen children, have learned imperfedily, or not at all, are
try foon, and quite in private, Taught to perform elegantly
11:17 ddcription of DANCE in MODERN PRACTICE.
Extra exertions are made to haft= the progrefs of (itch Fo-
dyers, Navy and Army (Mem, Captains of Ships, Country
nlidents, and others who can devote but a short time to this
:compliihment they may rade in the Honk during thdr
&Jon; about a fortnight may be fulEcient.
The Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin Taught ; alto
mad Sword and Fencing.
A feled Subkription Affetnbly every Wednefday.

This day was publifike4
Price se. Number LXXX. of

-•--- - -----
REPERTORY of- ARTS and MA-1
Pt/FACTURES, containing the SpeenSession of Mr.
ohnfon's Patent for a Macbine,wlth new means of obtaining
'ower; Mr. Whitton's, for a Lead Such:truss ; Mr. Sene-
hurft's, for a New Lamp and Burner • Mr. Collin's, for the
'reparation and Application of fundry Articles to Marine
'urpofes; Hints for managing (elf-fawn Oats, and Giving plough-
's and Seed; and Method of converting Wheat grown in a Field
a profit, by Mr. Welton ; Experiments and Obfervations on
le different Modes of cultivating Wheat, by Mr. Harper;
kfeription of an improved Mangle, by Mr. Jet ; Defeription
fan improved Irifh Car; Account of a new invented Hand
toe; ObferVations and Eiperiments on Copper, by Pd.
'reuft; on the Caofes of the Vinous Fermentations, by M.
gage; on the different Modes of preparing Naples Yellow;
inquiry concerning Tin, by Mr. Prouft ; Cornet Lift of all
'aunts paled in November, with four good Engravings.
Sold at the Repertory Orme, No. tB2, Fleet-ft:roe ; B.
)ugdale, Dublin ; W. Remnant, Hamburg's •, and by ail the
lookfellers in Town and Country; of whom may be had,
omplete Setk adds Work, price 71 ia..in bawds.
London, England, 1801-01-22

GERMAN FLUTE NEW MUSIC

This day were publiThed,
By Monzani and Cimador, No. z, Pall-Mall, London.
INSTRUCTIONS for the GERMAN FLUTE,
the Gamuts on Principles entirely New, with Examples
for Tongueinp, and Thirty-fix Divertimcntos. for two Flutes ;
oonfißing of Waltzes, flow and quick Marches, Rondos,
Dances. Mivets. Rc. kc
The whole compored in an nary plcafing Rile by
THEOBALD NIONZANL

Firft Flute at the Kings Theatre, Hay-market. Price 6s.
N. B. In this Work the molt material points aimed at are
a complete Set of ()emote, Shakes, and Method of Tongueing.
Withing to give the Lov;rs of the latrum‘nt what is perfect..
ly new, via. the many different ways of fingering the ri.me
note, in order to mike difficuk pa/rages tafy, and whet,
but for fuch examples, appear out of the compare of the
man Flute.
The ad Part of this Book, in Seven Studios or • German ;
Flute and Bars, in which aro introduced the molt admired
Scotch Airs, intermixed with new Allegrettos, Rondos, Ake.
in order to form a contralt with the beautiful flow Scotch
Melodies. Likewire previous to each Studio, • Prelude or
Cadenza, price Bs. No.t to x 7, of Single Solo for a Germs
Flute and Bars, by ditto, price each. Mozart's No. 1. a, 3,4.
of Flute Quartettes, price 45. each. Ditto, twelve Doettinos
for a Flutes, prig as. Ditto, twelve Airs for 2 Flutes and
Betroth' or Vi cello, price 6s, Hugot's /ft and ad Set of
three grand Duets, for two Flutes, price to for each
Haydn 's two Trios for two Flutes and price as. Meyers
Souata, for Flute and Tenor, prize to 6d. With a variety of
other Pubbeationo
London, England, 1801-03-10

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.

Arrived the LIBERTY armed-brig, with a con-
voy from jerfey.—Sailed the Sr. GEORGE cutter,
with a convoy for the Downs.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 9.

Sailed yefterday, his Majefty's armed fhip AL-
slow, Captain HILL, and this morning the Sul.-
!NUR bomb vac], Captain WHITTLE, for Yar-
mouth. Cattle into harbour the PLUMPER gun-
brig. Arrived this day from the river Thames,
the HINDUSTAN of S 4 guns, Captain Mu Locit.
The Inimical.' of 74 guns, Rear Admiral Torn
and the LATOMAt and TERPSICHORE frigates, and
rt a, fire !hip, are equipping for fea with all pa&
ble difpatch, and will be ready to failin a few days.
London, England, 1801-03-10

THSRD SECRETARY or STATE._

Mr. !tiros; advert,:d to the notice he had given
of a motion relative to the appointment of a Noble
,Friend of his (Lord Hawkefbury) to an Office,
upon which it WAS milked to take the fenfe of the
Houle, %% ',ether it Wel S the 011ie.: of the Third Se.
crctary of State ? and oblervesl, he was not aware
that no returt. of his Noble Fri,:nd's Eleaion had
at the period of his notice been made into the
Crown Office, a circumllanee which rendered ihat
aloticc fomewhat irreguttr. lie therefore pollpon-
cd his motion to Monday 'nest.
London, England, 1801-03-10

STOVES, &c.
'By his MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
STRATTON's improved Stoves and Fite Places at del: Ma-
nufadtory near the Afarialen, atackfriaes:rooL

THE principle of this invention is to prevent
the beat going up ttie chimney, the duft dying Into the
room, the chimney (rota fmoking, and to reduce the confamp-
tion of fuel; they arc alto pardeuLirly adapted to Gentle-
men's halls, Stair Cafes, Churches, and every fituation where
much heat is required. A large affortment of the molt iniprov.
ed kitchen ranges, with boilers and ovens, fee. the bed adapted
o bake bread, snot, pies, dec. by the ufe of which a very large
proportion of the %dual quantity of fuel will be Caved, tog,ther
with his Patent Autifuclift and Steam Kitchen in duly ufe.
Kitchen furniture iu copper, iron, and block tin' and Rumford
molten, and Roves of every deferiptlon, may be had alto in a
varlet./ at elegant patterns, at Seddon 's Upholftery Ware-ratio,
Dover-ftreet Piccadilly: and at Stii:th's Java Warthoufe,
No, 95, Chi:riotte-ltrcet, Rathlione-place.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGF.S.iS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by his Effence of Anehovlea, anal other Ititk
Sauces for Fhb—Sauce, Stewed Beef, Haftsed Calves Heads, B_ef
Steaks, Made Dile% Wild Fowl, and Came, with many Do.
Bowies fur the Table, Side-board, and Store-room, which are
more fully expreffed in his Catalogue (he being the !nvebtor
them), has Induced many perfuns to give the fame name to
articles entirely different, which are vended at many Se.", in
London, by perfous who im to the principal Towns In Ef:clsed,
Ireland, and Scotlaud. to foliclt Orders of 'Eradcfmen and Inn-
keepers, who in coufequence are often ferved with a (parlous
fort, of very inferior quality, which is net only an impofition,
but a great shEappointmatt to Families who pun:laufe than with
a VICW of having good Sauce to their Fiat, Ste.
N. B. None arc his genuine, but what have there wads on
t►e label, a Burgers's Original and Superior Elince et Ancho-
vies, No toy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London."
- _

Welt India Merchants. PLlntcre, Officers of the Nary and
Army, frpplied with Rich Rancho( every defcription for Nth,
Heins, Cold Meats, &e. Sallaal Oil, Pickles and Mußard,
Pickled Beef in Rounds and Brifkcsa, Pickled Tripe, Ike.
properly prepared fur ►eeping la any Climate, by J.lSurgef
and ion, ae above, span the dimwit notice.
London, England, 1801-03-10

Ntimitsu 38413

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, March 14 18c r,
their Mejetties Servants will perform a Comedy, callcd
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON;
Harcourt, Mr. BARRYMORE ; '
Sp.-..rkiflt, Mr. PALMER ; Belville, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Allthea, Mifs MELLON;
Mifs Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN,
(Her Mt appearance this (carom)
To which will he added a MeGeal Farce, called
OF AGE TO-NIORROV.r.
This Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Blue Beard.
London, England, 1801-03-10

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1801.

SOCIETY for the REI.IEP of the RUPTURED POOR.
rTHE Underligncd, Prefidcnts, Vice-Prelidents,
Trcafurer, and Life Governor, of the Society for the Re-
lief of the Ruptured Poor, think it necciTary to acquaint the
public, and the friends of the Inftinition, that they bar: to con-
nedion with the Gentlemen who met at the Langbourue Ward
Coffee Houfc, on the 3d of February ult. JOHN PIN HORN,
Efq. in the Chair, and that they difavow the proceedings of that
Meeting. _ _

'They alto think it recefTary further to inform the ruhlic,
that proper meafures will be taken tot citre the remaining funds
of the Society, and every endeavour ufcd to pi/CC the Charity
upon the truly rcfpeetable, ufcful and permanent footing it
def.:ryes; and when the plan for that purpofe, and for the fu-
ture Government of the Society, i. properly matured, it will be
Lid hefarc the Society at large, who will have notice tii attend
a Gen. rd Meeting of Life Governors, which will bi:advatiled
in the Daily Newfpapers.
In the mean time Sublet-niers are cautioned not to pay their
money to improper perfons.—March c, 1801.
HENRY DUNDAS, Prefident.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
W. WINDHAM, Wk. FAKUHAR,
• GARTHbIIORE,
• HANKSY, jOUNPLIUS ANGERST/IN.
UUVERNORS.
J. CANTI/AR. W. F.SOR.
J. DUN ERNI. Dave if au
Amiss. GOLDSMIDj TIMERBLi
W/4 CUATTICRIS, W. 4. A 1.141,
josern V,'lLtuN, 10:_/_11N DURVILLE
jASIZI WARD. J. W. ADAM,TINAILITCD

CABINET PICTURES.

Now Exhibiting at Mr. RICHARD .Wkei, York-I-Ina% No. 31.,

curlier % ditsrs-Strixt, in the Strand,
ASELECT COLLECTION of Thirty-two
Hijh-finilhtd CABINET PICTURES, ha:lading fevcn
by Vernut, the r,ft by Crewzr, and uthcr much-Admirt..l
Artilts. Admittance One Sh:lling.
bercriptive rratis.
N. B. The ExhiLithak will un.tny dole un Satunlay, March
the 24th.
London, England, 1801-03-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, Matitu 9.—Arrived the Gull floop from
a eruize and remains.—Wind W. S. W.

GRAVRIEND, MARCH o.—PatrCd by the Alert,
Txomrsos, from Dunkirk.—Sailed the SIR STE-
PHEN LUSHINOTON, Gooch, for India; Cleopa-
tra, Btawaorac ; Geode Vrow, —, Anna Ma-
rigs &AKAR, and Atalanta, Hamburgh;
Leander, —, for Madeira, Sampfon, for
New York, and Planter, CONNOR, for Virginia.
London, England, 1801-03-10

DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL JOURNAL,
lOR THE VOICE. PIANO FowrE

THE Sacobia NUMISER .his e;l:cmc,i Work,
containing twelve new and Nig:n..l ; ker.. VOCA and in-
ftrurnental, was publifhej out the firli. Jay el March, and i now
to be had at the Ihopi of all the raps ctable ileokfeller• and Mu-
fic-felicrs.—The Compofitiens in tins kit•m,:cr arc a.. of thefts
by Citxs,usixt, PICctNI, 17Ltiut, STIES/LT, TA1SS:111, Dr.
LATRAC, HAISIL, ARNutis, Bossy, and otherr. er. ioctt Maf-
ten; and the Poetry. which is a.l of It vriiteu purpci:ly lar the
Work, is by Dr. Wu I.cov, Mr. Pv r, Captain j.tsttts, Mr.
Deka, and other writers of chitin :bon.
The Pirft and Second Number, which are fold 'or Six Shila
ling& each, contain as much MssfiC as woulj be fold fen.tratcly
in the mops for Thirty Shillings; but conformably the wines
of many of the Patrons of the Work, it is propoic l in future to
lower the monthly capence to Fon' Sit/LUNGS each Number,
and the third, and every future Number, will confequently be
fold at the price of Fouts Sutxxistos each. The public will
thus at the very trifling espence of Foam:* uI LLI t e s i'zr month
be put in policfLon of aUthe exquifite pieces of Foreign
regularly as loon as they appear 'you the Continent, wish a
proportionate quantity of intaefting Novelties, by the molt
efteemed Compolltrs rcfident in Great Britain.
A Number, containing from fix to twelve Pieces, according
to their length, will continue to be publifhed on the firtt day
of every month, and may be had of Mefirs. Goulding and Co.
Pall-mall; of Mr. Thomplun, St Paul's Church-yard; of
Meffrs. Ador and Co. Cosnhin ; and all other Mufic and Buck-
fellers
London, England, 1801-03-10

r,•Snc I rmtid for Vt mor a..d Hood, No. IT, Pnultry.

phis day a:0 puhlithed,
In two Volume - Oaayn. price DS,. in board...the fecond Part of
1 HE his WRY of the ANGLO-SAXONS.
One Volume eon. aining a View of the Kingdoms and Pi-
racy of the North, :he Expeditions of itagnar I.rahr.,g, and the
Lif,. of Ai:rel the C. tat —The othi r en.ainuing the Hiftory
to its 4:011dUr10:$ at th. CCAIIII.
By Si '1111: SER. F. .\.S.
_ . _

Printed for T. C.:den, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand.
tit whom may had. by Ow fame author, the ilittory of the
Anglo• Saxons, from the it la ft appcat ante above the Ell.e, to the
Death of t, . Mar ef their awl, nt Territory, Bvo. 75.

This slay w> > publifht 1,
Elcytntly printed h Fehr locket Volumes, and adorned with
a new fet of PLies, trom defigns by Mr. S. Wpm', pike
one yilioca in board.., A new Edition of
THE POETICAL, WORKS of JOHN MIL-
- TON,from the Text ot Dr. NEWTON.

With a Cri:ical Effay by J. Ai K IN, M. D.
Printed for J. johlif,n, C. G. and J. Robinfon, W. J. and 3.
Riehardin:,, R. Baldwin, Otridge an Son, J. Sewell, J. Nicols,
Y. and C. Rivington, T. Payne, J. \Volker, W. Lowndes, J.
Scatchoril, Wilkie, Clarke and Sou, Lunrnan and kccs,
Cadell, jan. and Dairies, Vernor and Hood, J. Deighton, J.
Taylor, (k.,ilvy and Son, J. Nunn, E. Jeffery, J. hlawnsan, Car-
renter and Co. and L. Newhery.

RADLLY—BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(Lly order of the Executor-)
On Tut fday and Wi.diofiLiy,tl:v t 7th and i Bth of March, t $o t,
at the Manual and Park of the late Sir Gr °mar BowTr.s,

Baronet, &ceded, fituated at Radky, near Abingdon and
Oxford, by CRIPPS and COLE,
'THE VALUABLE GRAZING and HUS-
BANDRY STOCK, and FARMING UTENSILS. Ow,
fitting of 22 Fat Oxen, 24 Wailer Sheep, and 63 W4lcls Sheep,
rnottly fit for the Butcher ; z s Cows and 2 Heifers, fonrc with
Calves, lonic in Calf, and others empty ; 6o Ewes and Lambs •,
3 Horfcs ; Pigs ; 3 good 'Waggons ; 3 good Dung Carts ; 4 Dutch
Carts; a Phaeton am pair of liandfume Von. yt, with Harriet's,
complete ' • about Sr, tuns of excellent Hay ; a large quantity of
Eire Wood ; and other uft-ful articks in Hulbandry.
_ _

The Sale to begin each day at Lleven o'Clock.
Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be bad of the Auc-
tioneers in Abingdon; at the Angel and Vs*heattheaf Inns
Oxford; the L.ants Inn, Wallingnied; the Alfred's Head Inn,
Wastage; the Bell Inn, rarringclim the Hind's Head, King-
Bon Inn ; the Angel Inn, EL.tding ; 12.,4 Lion Inn, tic Wel*:
the Crown, at ; the Rine and Crown, at Houtiflow ;
and the New Inn, (Id Bailey, London.
• • The Fat and Fatting stock is well worthy the attention
of Blathers and Graziers who want a ready (apply.

ReIRLLIMEN 4R2" PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH 9.

The Biatop of Peterborough, Lords Grey de Wilton, and
Roue, were 'worn and took their feats.
The fevers! Bias bef.re the Hoak were forwarded in their
refpedtive Rages. •
One Private Bill was brought up by Lord George CavendilK
Ste. from the Commoni, and forthwith read a tuft time.
Some private bufinefs was tranfadted I after which their
Lordfitips adiourned till to-morrow.
•
London, England, 1801-03-10

lINITIC4fL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wiad E.

•
AILRIVItO •
o Hamburgh
2 Dublir, March s, 6,
• Wactrford,March 5,
• Dounaghadec, March 6,
• Guerofey
o Jerky

FALMOUTH, MARCH 7.

DUE.

Irefterday appeared off this port, his Majefty's
fhip Imerrusux, Capt. Sir E. Psi-taw, Bart. and
failed again this morning on a Cruize.:—Put back
this evening, by contrary wind, the !Urn,' floop
of war, with a fleet of coafters for the Downs :
they failed laft evening—Arrived this day the
London Packet, armed (hip, from a cruize.—
Sailed the Pelmet of Wet. es Packet, Capt. TODD,
with the Mails of the 17th and 24th ult. Wm.-
sincHem Packet, Capt. ROBANTS, with the Mail
of the 3d inftant, for Lifbon, air() the TOWNSEND
Packet, Capt. DODD, with the fecond Weft India
Mail of Lit month, for the Leeward Wands ;
the Stan, (loop of war, with the (hips Ander-
fon, Capt. Mos.st, and the Rattler, Capt. Wit-
son, under convoy for Africa.—Yefterday failed
the'Amiiican (hip Catharine, Capt. Moose, for
Flufhing; and, on Wednefday laft, the American
(hips, Charles, Capt. THOMAS, for Amfterdam,
Fox, Capt., Kisumu., for Haunburgh, and the
Truxton, Capt. Cu tdBEILLND, for Rotterdam: the
American (hip, America, Capt. CONOSSYs from
Philadelphia, for orders, with hides, coffee, fugar,
&c. arrived here on Thurfday tall. Wind Eaft.
London, England, 1801-03-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Several Members were fwoni in, among whom wee Mi.
Yorke, and Lord De Blaquiere.
Mr. Lowe prefem..4l PuLlie Account', wLieh were
ordered to lk on at Table.
Lord l'fr.r.tri.L moved, "That Mr. Clitheroe be
dinged to attend at the Bar of the Houfe to-
morrow, in order to be examined respecting the
cafe of Mr. Horne Tooke."
London, England, 1801-03-10

T his stay was publilhed. price 21. bound,
The SICOND EDITION of

CONSIDERATIONS on-the Nature and
r.Scacy of the LORD's SLIPPER, abridged from the
larger Volume.
liy VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D.
Matter of 'f unbrittge School.
The following Paffsge is extras:kW from Hilltop Hoist ties
loft Charge to the Ckitty of his r..fiocefe, p. 23.
" It is with much fatisfaellon, that I recommend to your
perufal, a work not long futile puhlidied upon this fublinsc lab-
ia ,by a learned Divine of this Diocefe, under the title of
CONSIDERATIONS, &c. I have el:quilted the Reverend
Author to reduce It to a form and hie fit for general difperlion,
among the laity, which I mean to recommend. Meanwhile, it
highly deferves the attention of the Pro&flion, to whole parti-
cular ore It is perhaps better adapted in its prefcnt shape than
in one more popular; and it is no inconliderable monument of
the kerning and likty of the Wester.
London Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry; where may be
had, by the (eine .‘uthor, the larder Volume, of Confiders-
Ilona; chrifliau Philduplay, 3d Edit ; Senna is, 3d Edit.; Mrs
Moral and Literary, 2 volt. 14th Edit; Liberal Education,
a vols. t ath Edit.; Winter Evenings, visi. 3d Edk.; Family
I.cetures, a vols. bro. 3d Edit.; Elegant Estradts, wig.
Edition, &e. Ste. &e.
London, England, 1801-03-10

ASSIZES.

WINCHESTER, MARCH 7.—•• On Monday lA, the
Lent Ailizts for this county were held at the
Cattle of this City, before Sir ALEXANDER
THOMPSON, K 11:. and Sir Stator LE BLATtC, Knt.
GAKEF Efq. Sheriff.
. . _ .

The following Prifonera took their Trials, and
were fentenccd as under:

John Parvrr, for Dealing a mare colt at Her.
riard, the property of J. Gunner_; James Bahr,
ki for alng two Cows at Whippingham, helonging
to J. 13urge ; Wm. Brcwn. for Stealing 13 Silk
handkerchiefs from the Chop of J. Levi, at Port-
fea ; Hanmak, Hayward, for brea kiirr, open the dwel-
ling houfes of A. Afyel and A. Downer, at Slial.
fleet, and Dealing a variety of articles therefrom;
7. for robbing Sarah Chapman on the
highway, at Upham, of two Sixpences; Yob*
P.arre, for Stealing deer in the New Foreft, and
!hooting at two of the keepers, one of whom (F.
Allen) was feverely wounded; Abraham Naftali,:
for f1ea1;11,,,,, two heifers, at Wellow, the property
of J. Allidge, jun. ; games•Psorclue and. TmaJ
Parntlel, for breaking. open the dwelling-houfe of
W. Seymour, at Off ham, and Dealing feveral
pieces of cloth, &A-- ; jaw, Parlpr for Dealing five
hides at Southampton ; gamer White, for being at
large hefore his to in or transportation wits expir-
ed; David Baton, for Stealing two wetlier Sheep ;
and
.7/0 Barnes, for Dealing a grey gelding
pone y—thaih.
Eight were fentenced to be tranfported for the
term of feven years, viz. y. Ker.', for Dealing a
*sate!' chain, &c. at Gosport; G. Harrington, for
(Sealing l 9 pair of Stockings ; Sarah IVrtblor Real. I
ing Dime wearing-apparel at Kingfelere ; 7. Au
dreg;', for (on his own confeflion) a boa
oof apparel, at Colhampton ; Abribafi and
"Inn Piller, fora felony in tli eof T. I.ell yen ;
Safutn.d. Carl, for dealing a iiivcr watch, at
Fortfmouth ; and T. Dlrr. lin. fle:ilin7 three geefe.
Cero‘eriar Garvy (aged 7q, B. Col, W. Cook,
and
.r ILnaam, for petty ofiences, to be imprifon-
cd one 'tar each.
IV 'i-arrant, C. lire...Arard, alias 11Whiee, P.
C.I.A. I)9lte.i. Brewer, and y. War-
m•id, for different otixsascs, to be confiuca for
t....ed timscs.
London, England, 1801-03-10

This day was publiihed, ih Octavo, Price as. 641.
NUMBER 11.
Dedicated, by Special Per:names, to HIS MAJESTY,
Of a NEW and PRACTICAL WORK, entitled,
'HE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPJEDIA ; or,
-I- A CoocKe ANALYSIS of inch DISCOVERIES, IN-
VENTIONS, and IMPROVEMENTS, as are more inmse-
diately applicable to the Purpolcs of Life: comprebendlop
whatever deferves to he known, or may tend to promote NA-
I'IONAL PROSPERITY, in the various Branches of Rural
and Domenic Economy : calculazial far the Ufe of PRIVATE
FAMILIES, but more elpeelally for the Accommodation of
thofe who are not inclined to purchafe the more voluminous
and expenave Works.
By A. F. M. WILLICH, M.D.
Author oldie Lectures on Diet and Regimen.
_ . . _

London: Printrd for Murray and Highlcy, No. 32, Met-
Ilrect ; Vcrnor and Hood, Poultry; G. Krarflcy, Flctt-itzret,•
H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurft, Patcrntacr.row; and
the Author. CONDITIONS.

z. This Work will be Lindfamely printed on a new Type,
caR purriely for it, and on a fine Dcruy Paper, in Bvo.
a. Eaili Number will contain from Eight to Nine Sheets of
Letter-prefs, and ooe or mars aprripriate F.ngravlngs, befides
occafional Woad Cuts, Illuftrative of thedifferent Subjcdts.
3. The whole Work will be completed in at Icait Twelve, or
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London, England, 1801-03-10

MARTIAL LAW IN IRELARD.

Mr. Fo4t KIDAN laid, he hoped the fame grounds
which had induced his Hoa. Ptiend to put off his
Motion (and thole grounds mua he obvious to
every body) would induce a Noble I.nrJ oppofite
to him (Lord Cafticreagh), to poßpon.: his Mo-
tion, for thotTlt it might he laid, that the con-
tinuance of Martial Law in Ireland was an object
of the greatell importance, yet he was nor aware
of any material inconvenience that could relialt
from a than delay.
Lord CASTLEKI,AGH raid, he fliould be hippy
if he could comply with the application of the
Hon. Gentleman ; hut he did entertain a firong
hope that there would be no greater difference of
opinion upon the fobjca, and in the preicnt Rate
of Ireland, he 'could not content to poilpone his
Motion.
London, England, 1801-03-10

LqmpqN.

TUESDAY, MARCH to.
!RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Coafols s=ra:re. 5 51. •• •
3 per Cent. tot am 'Orem.
mulct 0? STOCKS TCSTIRDAY

Bank Stock Slut Loyalty Rut
3 pa. Cent. Red. thus Long. Ann. }but
3 per C. Cant. 33 &bort Ann. Stet
4 per Cent. ConL L Cote for April s 3 f
6 pa C. Navy Omniurn ti
- Dom.: et, MARCII Sow. of Stocks this day :
Bank t3V—,9 per Cent. Gov.Dcb. 844--
6 pet C. TreaC BM, (1803) 9 . '

The Rate of his MAJIISTTia health continues IA•
pidly to improve. The Bulletin of this morning
is fo favourable that there can be no doubt drat
his Mayssvr will fpetdily return' to the difcharge
of the royal funilions ; a circumflance highly con•
folatory, but more particularly fo at the pretc.:
important conjuniture.
" eysim's HOD/E, MARCH 10.
" His MAJESTY has had a very good night, auc
continues to make progrets to recovery.
(Signed) 4' T. 0131101Nf.
44 T. R. REYNOLDS."

The Qv,rtw and Princeffes AUGUSTA, Ettzr.-
11111, and Maar, took an excurfion yeiterday to
Fulham.
MonC de Cat.osue was among the numerous
insirers yellerday al the Queen's Houle.
The LORD LI, UT RANT &kid a Privy CDUDCII.
Dublin Cale, on Tuefday. The permitting ref•
Eels to clear out of that port, under certain legal
rearidicms, was chiefly the bufinefs of the Council.
Lady Faaw ccs BaatSFORD arrived yetterday
ia
town, from Ireland.
Earl FrrzwieLlitss gave a grand dinner yeftet
day to the leading Members of the Oppofition.
A grand ball and flapper were let night given
bord and Lady Caleinerou, at their houfe in
Sit. James's Place, to a numerous company of No
bility and their children.
The beautiful Cottage of Houghton, near Stock
bridge, Hants, the feat of JAMAS ELIJAH Cagy.
Efq. has been lately purchafed by Mr
TRAIL.
The Marchionefs of SALISBURY, in htutt.np, On
Friday let, in the vicinity of Hatfield, got a till
from her bode, which brnifed her arm f; gnat's
that her Ladyfhip wears it in a fling. Her Ludy-
thip was fo much better yeiterday as to have a
Card Party in the evening.
Four drunken men, who from their intolics•
tion created a crowd in St. James's Park,
and
other places about the Palace, were yeffera
taken into enfiody by the Keeper of the Gate lead
big to the Stable Yard.
London, England, 1801-03-10

NEWCASTLE, MARCH 7.

The-French privateers and fasugglers are as nu-
.:serous on the Esti coati r.,s ever. One of them,
a lugger, had the audacity to continue for two or
three hours fall Satnrday forenoon jull without
tie reach of the guns of Tcncmouth Cafllc, where
c sistured and carried cast .erwi. k
Oans as the tide would allesV her, the VALETTA
titrt•l bri;; cutter failed from Shields in purfuit of
the privx.cer and prize, but we have not heard of
si.ll2r being taken.
Taefday afternoon, his Majefly's Suss/ton,
Captain Pa r:.11, failed from Leith Roads for Nor.
vrzy, for the avowed piirpofc of bringing the Ed.
icar, HYI.II froin Stavanger ; the Robert and
Margaret. GilEy. from Christianthund ; and what
other En!difh prizes he may find in the Norwegian
ars.—A few mote Inch aai-..e (hips as the
ssvos an.l die Jsr.noss, would foun fweep the
North Seas of French privateers.
On Saturday morning' laft, the Add:ion, Capt.
COOP, It, a Berwick Smack, laden with floor, cheefe.
which had been taken the day before by
French privateer, was obferved in Sunderland
Roads, becalmed, when a foy.lsoat went off to her,
not knowing (he was in polliffion of the enemy;
when, on coming alongfide the vettel, the French-1
men threatened to fire upon them : Upon which
ti cy returned, but, meeting two otherboats, agreed
in coajuattion to attempt the recapture of the

fmaek ; when the Frenchmen obferved the three
boats rowing towards them, they tool to their boat
and abandoned their prize, which is now lying talc
in Sunderland harbour.—The owners of the fmack
have generoully rewarded the boatmen with zoo!.
London, England, 1801-03-10

ORATORIOS, . . •
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO.iiORROW EVENING, March t, 18ot,
win be performed, for the only time this (calm,
The favourite Serena of
ACIS AND GALATEA.
Compofed by G. F. HANDEL.
_ _

To which Will beadded, A Grand MilerDaytona Adt.
Overture and Dead March in Saul.
Air, Tyrer, " Lord to thee." Theodora.
.tin, hleffrs. Incedon, Dignum, and Denman," Difdainful
of danger." Judas Mac.
Air, Mrs. Second, " In [sweet& harmony."
Chorus. " 0 fatal day."
A!r, Mitt Tenant, " Softly tweet." Mex. Fcaft.
Air, Mr. inekdon and Chorus, " The trumpet's loud clan-
gor." Dryden's 0 le.
.Air, Mr*. Duffek, " Angels ever bright." Thtodora.
Duet, Mrs. Second and Mr. Inciedou, " Together let us
range." Dr. Boyee's Solomon.
Grand Chorus, " Gloria Path" Jubilate.
Ea of Part I. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte (Duffek)
by a YOUNG LADY, totally blind from her birth.
End of Part II: will be repeated the Grano Concertante, per-
formed with fuels applaufe on Friday JAL
On Friday the s3th, (by particular derail) the Mellish, for the
MR thaw this feafor.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. SECOND, Mils TENNANT,
MISTYRER, Matter SMITH,
And Madame DUSSEK.
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DiGNUNT,
Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY.

Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The ref of the BAND and the CHORUSSFS, whig? will be
numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers.
The whole under the dircelion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sr.n
E-ixes fs. Pit 35.6 d. Gallery as. Upper Gall. is.
Places for the Eoxcs to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-011ice, in Harr-ftreet.
Half Price as ufual at Nine &Clock.
Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven,
London, England, 1801-03-10

LIVERPOOL. NLitteft 5.

The Lydia, Capt. Maas, was well at Norfolk
the loth Jan. and waiting for men.
The Betfey, Capt. MAltv is, front hence for
Virginia, foundered off the Capes; crew raved.
The Thomas, Capt. WINDER, from Martinique,
arrived here yellerday, in 31 days. Sailed in
company with the Clio, Capt. COl/ PL AND: the Pe-
nelope, Capt. TATHAM, and Young Ralph, Capt.
Roy Le, failed In company with the above veffels,
and parted two days ago.
The Friends, —, from Liibon for this port, is
captured, and carried into Vigo.
The Sally, HAMILTON, from hence for Africa,
was captured the sgth Auguft, in lat. Is. N. long.
21. W. by three privateers, and tent for the river
Plate. Capt. HAMILTON is arrived at Lilbon.

The Alfred, Fovr va, from hence At Martinique, 3cth Dec.
me lame, Moo N, from hence at Barbatloes.

The C.l.LitcOt CaftiC, SMIT ; ctlectl, /CU.:NAN; Neptune,
; Mary Ann, KiNSAN, from hence, at Dona-
C AAAAAA LL, from Africa, at do.
to; Christopher, RoAtH, front ditto, at Surinam, and going
Young Ralph. Rov t a, from do. at Martinique, and
i Ser raft, from do. at Surinam.—The Either
Linde, —, from do. At do. and fills tlicre.—Thc Nancy,
...•.14,.‘ it LL, from Jo. for J int:ilea, railld St. Vincent's, 9th
lan.--a*lo. Nanny, 011t‘A .4, from ditto, at do.--The
~)Li N. tram do.--The Akvami, r, Pt c row, was weU
t• .ITir di,Bth November.—Thc Kitty, Muauuru, front hence
• do.—lhe Fr iensifhip, Gal rrt s, from hervc for St. Vincent's,
• Cork.lhe Hilton, —, frusta Latin for this port, at
Loylake.
London, England, 1801-03-10

STATE OF TN/ NATION.

Mr. GREY faid he had given notice of a Motion
for Wednefday next, and it was extremely unplea-
Cant to him to be under the necellity of pollponing
it fo frequently ; but it would be attended with
confiderable embarraiTment if he were to bring it
on on the day for which he had given notice. lie
would therefore, with the permiflion of the Houfe,
pnftpone it to a future flay, when he milled there
would be no occafian for putting it off again. lie
Ivillied to he informed from fame Gentleman on
the other tide, when the arrangements wet likely
to take place, as lie wifhed the Minillers to he pre-
ient when the Motion came on. He contim!cd
with giving notice that he would bring oil tl.c
Motion on Friday fe'nnight.
London, England, 1801-03-10

EXTRACT FROM Tier. BATH CHRONICLE.

A PERSON afflieted with the Evil, who had
A
eight wounds in her neck, and was entir,ly blind far liven
months, during par: of which time (he was an out-paticnt t
the Briltol Infirmary, ant had the advice of fcvemil eminent
Gentlemen of the Faculty, but without etc.% bat received a
Cure by the tire of SM....A:Bet PATENT ANT:SCORBUTIC
DRU rt. Front the nature of her employment the Is under the
necellity of withholding her same ;but hi r.Crettwell, (tewlamt
the cafe Is known) will rt fee any Inquirer to the pet fon cured.
The above Drops may be had at the Di fpenfary, No 15,Solio-
fquar.:, in botsles of es. and G. as. each; the ss. bottle; are
niark,l Frs. Spilibury-1, is Antifcorbutie Drops—by ac
King's Patent," and the larger the King's Arms, and fold by
the following Vender; in London:—F. Newbery, Dicey and
Cu. Wye, Wray, Howard and Evans, Barclay and Son,llfraL
Newhery, Biaori, Bayley and Co. J.:honk and Co. Tussle,
Wick, Sw n-y, Ward, Pidding, and Dcbrett ;in the Borough
only by Clark, Nu. 269, and Shaw, No. A.
London, England, 1801-03-10

REGISTRATION OFFICE

FOR THE SALE OF HERITABLE PROPERTY.

NOTICE to all SELLERS and PURCHASERS of HERI-
TABLE PROPERTY, in and war GLASGOW.

FROM the frequent transfer of PROPERTY.
sad the very great quantity conftantly In the Market, it is
coldest, Were an Office opened fur the Regiftratine of all the
Heritable Properties on fide, either in Glafgoor' Lanirkihire,
or any cf the neighbouring Counties, it would afford much
conventeney both to the Buyers and Sellers.
The tkvurrs of many Properties, though ready arid willing
to fed. will not be at the trouble and expenee of adoertiling its
the tlewipap..r, and otluirs do not choofc to hill their Pro-
perties up to public vi.w in that mama.. Some Properties
cannot bear the heavy chArge even eat tsecafional advartifing ;
and very few cat afford to have fo full defetiptions given as
would be fatigtAttory, and arc often wanted. For thee and
funilsr realm's, there mud at all times be much Property fur
fair that is nut fully known to be at market.
Sellers, by means of the Scheme now propofed, would al•
ways have an opportunity to keep their Property In the rye of
the Public, and in view of all who rally with to purchafc, and
at a very moderate expence, as Property mitered would appear
in the market till fold. •

An inititution of this kind would give Purchafers an oppor-
tunity of procuring general inforinatieo, and of fixing particu-
lar defcriptions of tine Heritable Property on fair, w►ich smut
pnive au advantage to all concerned. To wry thi► into died,
GEORGE THOMSON, corner of Hutekefess-ftreet,Glafgow,
has OPENED an OFFICE for the REGISTRA rioN
HERITABLE PROPERTY on SALE, and (elicits the fop-
port, encouragement, and patronage of the Niblick.
lie has ulr.usly on his Books.
Several ESTATES in the couNTRv.
A Variety of SITUATIONS fur VILLAS,
Many LOTS e( BUILDING GROUND,

And a great Choke of HOUSES,
Which .rc to be told by yawns Proprietors and Azenta at
different Times and Places.

Rczift rat)sin, when the Defcription is a moderate length,
Five :Millings, and ii renewal after (landing a year on the Books,
Two Shinnies and Sixpence.
GEORGE 'THOMSON farther offers his terrace to the Pub-
lick as a BROKER or AGENT, citber in the Sale or Purchafe
of Heritable Property. This be hopes may prove a aerrenies-
ey to Gentlemen who are not immediately on the (pot. or who
have alter and more important ingaecnians on their hands.
He has at prefent the Difpofal of LANDS in the COUNTRY,
SITUATION. iur VILLAS. BUILIDENG GROUNDS. a va.
rimy of HOUSES and SHOPS in GLASGOW, which he sir
commends to intending Pm-chafer!, as well deferring attention
Brokerage for thk. Pur..haie or Sale of any Property at or un-
der Iwo Hundred Pounds, Two Guineas, with Five Shillings
tor evtry additional Hundred Pounds.
Gentlemen at a aflame within& to lay out Money in the Pura
auk of Enotcs in Scotland, or upon Mortgage, may receive
fuch Information as they may want, by Wriiiog, paft-pall, an
the Aleat.:Xr.
Glafgow, 11:1 Feb. i$ a.
London, England, 1801-03-10

11s1FALLIBI.r. GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY Is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the
CORN, root and branch, TO RRTURN TYe MONEY.
It will,onapplication, take tithe Inflammation in a few howl.
and deftroy effedually the Malignity without the !call hazard,
Printed Direetions foaled up with it.
This is thr celebrated PLAISTER that gained Cu much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the greatclt reputation.
Sold Wholcfale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. r, Finch-an.,
near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif-
tock-ftreet ; Mr. Warms, No. 39, St. janws's-ftrert ; Mr.
Swincy, No. 21, PAH-Mall ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
and Jebouk and Co. No. rco. Oxford Erect.
At Briltol, by Buten And Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
London, England, 1801-03-10

!ELECT SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY AND BALL.
MR. ALLEN removed from thydon•fquare
to No. to, Ayliff-itreet, Goodman 's Fields, informs
tkofc who dcfue to fuhfcribe to a rcfpettable will-regulated
Affembly, that his Seled Affemblies commence on Monday,
add initant, to be continued every Monday till June. Note
but Ladies of charader admitted. The Baud, confining of a
Harp, two Violins; and a Tambourin, or lima, arc the beit
Ainfm'ans that can be had.
Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing me
privstslv taught in the firft FaCtion there and at N 0.19, *r
card-erect, Golden.iquare; where cards of the terms and plan
may be bad —Thofe who come from the country to leans may
Sac in the honk during their accomplifhment, by which they
may gain fulßeient knowledge in about a tortnight.
The-. Annual Ball will be on Thurfday the izth Inltant.
Tiektis to be bad as above.

Broad Sword and Icncing taught, alfo the Pcdal Harp, Piano
Forte, and Violin.
London, England, 1801-03-10

No. ts, HAYDON-5Q1.1.111.E, MINORIE&
ACADEMY for FASH lON#IIL6 DANCINO,
eQa-
blilhed upwards of IS years on the first rcfpettability,
where Ladies and Gentlemen may acquire 1 proficiency in all
the fashionable Minuets, CotiLion Country Dances, Scotch,
blra, and Italian Steps, Reels, Flora; ipcs, and every other
failsionable dance now in pradlice, in the molt private manner,
moaer..te terms.—Pupils may board in the bourn and be
completed in all the ncecifary parts of Dancing in a fortnight,—
the Small and Broad Sword taught ; alfo the Violin, Harp, and
Forte Piano.

The Sekdt Subfcription Alkmbly is held every Wednefday.
Mr. Waage. BAII will be on Thurfday the nth of Mlrch,
at the New London Tavern, Chatpfkle.
London, England, 1801-12-09

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PoaTsmotrrit, SEPTEMBER se.

Sailed the CAMPERDOWN cutter, with a convoy
for the Downs. Gone out of harbour the MON-
DOVE brig: the is expected to fail in a few days for
the Mediterranean. Pallid by the DIANA frigate,
with the fleet from the Weft-Indies. Sailed the
GRAND FALCONER cutter for Marcou.
London, England, 1801-09-21

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19.

Came in from a cruife, the BLANCHE, of 32
guns, Captain HAMMOND ; SIRPERIT, of tB, Capt.
ROG ; and the RENARD, of 20, Captain WORTH
with eight victuallers from the Channel Fleet.—
Sailed the Psywoorn lugger, of 18 guns, with a
Stet under convoy for the Downs; the Catrana,
of guns, Captain YORKE, to join the Channel
Fleet ; the Surrisaars, of 14 guns, Captain NE-
"*N, on a cruife ; and the Hasica a, of 14 guns,
Lieut. SCOTT, with difpatches for Admiral CORN-
WALLIS. Came in the GLEKINOILS, of 36 guns,
Captain TALBOT, from the Irifh baton ; and the
1a,x00.4, of 98 guns, Captain Muttaav, from
Purtfmouth, to join the Channel Fleet.—
Came. in the Swedifh brig Neptunus, Captain H.
Firm, from Salo, bound to Hamburgh, laden
with wine and brandy ; and the Swedifh brig
Chriflina, Captain P. R. FUIRROH M. from Va.
It•inia, for Hamburgh, laden with ditto; alto the
Drench brig Sally, laden with shot and canvas, cut
cot of Sable d'Olonnes, the tith inflant, by the
CHILDERS brig, of 14 guns, oae of Sir EDWARD
r,LIAW'S fquadron: and the Vigilantia,;of Flenf-
bcrg, Captain THOMSON, from Teneriffe, with
wine, for the navy.

The DOMNIG•L, of fio guns, late Hoc s, is fit-
lg out ex peclitiouDy, Sir RICHARD STILACeIaII is
'.ll4lrted to be b-a intended Captain.
London, England, 1801-09-21

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER tB.

Arrived his Majefty's brig CHILDERS, Captain
Claw roan, from the fquadron under the corn-
mend of Sir EDWARD Psibzw, off Rochfort. On
the t ith ina, near Sable d'Olonnes, the fell in with
a convoy of French veffels, in charge of a brig of
war and a fchooner, which, on perceiving the
Climates, took filcher under the batteries of that
place. The CHILDERS, in attempting to cut them
off from the land, was fired at from the batteries ;
a fbot from one of which hitting one of her guns,
fplit and wounded fame of the men ; and though
the enemy kept up an inceffant fire from the bat-1
teries, fhe fucceeded in taking poffeffion of one brig
laden with ordnance fibres, which the fent for
Plymouth. It appears that the attempt to burn
the French fquadron at Rochfort has been aban-
doned, they being fo well proteCted by the bat-
teries that it is thought to be hazardous. A new
fbip, the Hero, of 74 guns, has been lately launch-
td at Rochfort, and has joined the French (qua-
dion. Sir EDWARD PELLEW'S fquadron has (offer-
ed fame damage in a gale of wind, which lafted
from the gth to the 7th init. The CH ILDISS failed
again this evening on a cruize.—Arrived the AL-
vs o armed brig, Lieutenant PERRIN s, from Wales,
with a fleet of coaffers, under convoy ; the thip
Sir Sidney Smith, Captain Par-nice, from Lon-
don, to load fifh for the Meditteranean ; and the
brig Veftal, Captain. HutcHimsom, from Nevis,
for London, with coffee, fugar, &c. parted from
the fleet under convoy of the Diana, two days
ago. Wind N. N. W.

The DUKE OT CUMBERLAND packet, Captain
Boutrosasom, is jull arrived from the Weft Indies
with Mails from the Leeward Illands ; the failed
from hence on the 27th of June with the fecond
Well India Mail of that month, and arrived at
Earbadoes on the 25th of July ; the failed from
ilarbadoes on the 29th, and from Martinique the
3111, leaving there his Majelky's chips LEVIATI.AN,
Admiral DUCKWORTH, PAIMABLN, and PLOVER;
from Dominica on the sth of Augull ; from An-
tigua on the loth ; from Montferrat and Nevis
the tith ; from St. Kitts the 15th; during her flay
at St. Kitts, two of the outward bound fleet ar-
rived there: the packet left Tortola on the 18th
of Angull for England, in company with his Ma-
jefty's (hip l'Aistaats, which parted from her on
the 2111, and arrived here this day without meet-
ing any thing worth mentioning ; the pann-
gers are, Lieut. Colonel Wasow, Mr. Assort-,
Mr. RAWLINS, Mr. RATIONED, Mr. CUN*INOHAM,
Mr. Waal, and Mr. WIRICS.—The American
packet, with the Mails of this month, is (till de-
tained here.—Wind N.
London, England, 1801-09-21

COURT MARTIAL.

At a Court Martial affembled on board his Ma-
jelly's Ihip RENT, off Alexandria, on Tuefday the
17th day of June, iBot, prefent, Sir RICH•RD
BICKERTON, Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White,
and fenior Officer in the command of his Majeffy's
(hips and veffels before Alexandria, Prefident.

CAPTAINS.
Hon. ALEX. COCURANI, Toissm Lout,
GEOROZ MARTIN, Sir WM. SIDNLY

JOHN I.LPMINVI OKI, WILLIAM Hort,
Hon. HLIPIRY BLACKWOOD, JOHN S
Roizat CAMPIELL, OHM L.AILYOUII.

The Court, purfuant to an order from the Right
Honourable Lord KEITH, K. B. Admiral of the
Blue, and Commander in Chief of his Majefty's
(nips and velfels in the Mediterranean, dated the
7th day of June, 1801, and addrelTed to Sir RICH-
MU) Bs c sitrow,Bart. Rear-Admiral of the White,
&c. proceeded to enquire into the circumftances of
the mutiny on board his Majefly's late ketch, the
ALHANAISE, on the night of the 23d of November,
iFtoo, when the was carried into the port of Ma-
laga, and to try Captain NtwcoMas and his offi-1
cers for their condo& on that occafion ; and the
Court having heard the evidence of the officer
called on (except that of Lieutenant WILLIAM
PaossEt Kurt., late of the ALBAN AISE), and hav-
ing maturely and deliberately weighed and confi-
dered the whole, are of opinion, that the capture
of his Majefty's late ketch, the ALBANAISF, was oc-
cafiuncd by a mutiny of the major part of the
crew of the laid veffel (many of whom were Fo-
reigners), who rote upon the officers, on the even-
int; of the 23d of November haft, and having ob.
tamed poffeffion of the veffel, carried her into a
Spanifli port ; that the condo& of Captain New-
COMBE, on firft difcovering the intention of the
mutineers, was highly fpirited and officer-like,
having refilled, until wounded and overpowered ;
that Mr. LEIVYN, the gunner, was aftive in obeying
his Captain's orders, until he was badly wounded ;
that the other officers being furprized and pre-
vented from coming upon deck, were incapable of
refinance ; the Court cloth, therefore, honourably
aLquit Capt. Nisi/comae of all blame, on account
of the lois of the laid (loop, loth highly approve
of the behavi 111 l r of Mr. Lawrie the gunner, and
,cloth acquit the other officers, and they are hereby

fo fentenced accordingly ; and the Court having
reafon to believe that Mr. JOHN TYRROLL, Mailer'
Mate of the ALEawaise, although ahfent in 1(
prize at the time of the mutiny, was privy to the
intention, and did not reveal it ; and that ALEX
ANDER I'sPKIEVER and THOMAS PARSONS were feel.
armed, doth recommend a future inquiry int(
their conduet ; and Lieutenant WILLIAM PROSSVP
KENT having, in the courfe of the trial refilled t.
give his evidence upon oath, from millak.,:a rely
gious motives, the Court is of opinion, that he i
unfit to hold a commiffion in his Majefty's fervice.
(Signed) Officiating Judge Advocate, t. D. 107E9.
London, England, 1801-09-21

DOVER., SEPTEMBER 20.

A French Flag of Truce with Difpatches ar-
rived very early yetterday morning, and another
late laft night, and this morning Difpatches were
forwarded by a Flag of Truce from Calais. The
VIGILANT lugger is arrived here to be Rationed
conflantly, for the purpofe of forwarding Flags of
Truce. The Windward Wand Fleet is now paff-
ing this port, under a crowd of fail, with a ftrong
wind at S. W.