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London, England, 1801-01-24

This day was publictied,
At his Majcity's PRINTING OFFICt, near Cough-rquare.
Flect-itzect, in Quinn, price Sixpence, alto a [maker Edi•
don fn Bro. price 3d. _ _ _

FORM of PRAYER, to be ufed in all
lit• Cburches and Chapels throoghoUt England and Ireland,
upon litiday' the Thirteenth of February, being the day ap.
painted by Proclamation for a General PAST and Humiliation
bdODO ALMIOUTY GOD, to be obferved in the molt Devout
and Solemn Manner, by fending up our Prayers and Suppli-
cations to the Divine Maley; for obtaining pardon of our
Sins, and for awning thole heavy Judgments which our ma.
nifoid Prone. Cons have molt Nall/ deferred; and imploring
his Mang and allltanee on the Arms of his Majefty by lea
and land; and for mitering and perpetuating Peace, Safety,
std Prolperity to his 14afelty and to his dominions.
By his Stusares Special Coomnand.
London Printed by George • Eyre sad Andrew Stratton,
Printhra to then's% molt Excellent Mayfly : and fold by the
Booldellers in Town and Country.
Of whom maybe had fingly,
As Adt niche left or preceding &Mons of Parliament.
London, England, 1801-01-24

SWEDEM

STOCKHOLM, JANUARY I.
Oar Grtette of the 3oth ult. contained a journal
of the Ray of the Count of HAGA (the tide under
which the King travels) at St. Peterlburgh, toge-
ther with an account of the fellivities that took
place there, during his prefence. The Count put
up at the hotel of our Ambaffador' Count Sys-
mace, and was welcomed, on his happy arrival,
by the firß Minifler of State, Count Rasrorr-
sc If IN. Soon after the Count was furprifed by a
vifit from his Imperial Majefly, and the Grand'
Dukes ALEXANDER and Cow sr arum s. .This vifit
the Count intended to return in the evening, but
his Majelly had gone to the play, and font Major-
General Prince Lae vc it, to excufe his abfence.
The Count of HAGA was afterwards prefented
to her Imperial hlajefty and the Grand Ducheffes,
was prefent on parade, dined with the EMPEROR,
&c. On the 13th his Imperial Majefty fent to the
King of Sweden the grand crofs of the Order of
St John of Jerufalent, for himfelf and the Prince
Royal. Our AnthatFador, Baron STEDINGX, and
General *Foci received the Order of St. Ar‘lrew,
and fcveral other Swedifh Noblemen Commanders
crolfes of the Order of St.- John. On the 23d of
December his Swedifli Majefly left St. Peterf.
burgh.
The conventii:n of the Northern Powers, con-
' chided at St. Peterlburgh on the tfith of Decem-
ber, has been figned by the Plenipotentiaries of
Ruflia, Sweden, and Denmark. Another Court
has joined it only hi tome measure. The Spanifh
Ambaffador at oar Court, the Chevalier de la
Ht sera, delivered airs& note to our Minillers,
on the 29th ult. refpelting the 'fair at Barcelo-
na, in which he again urges the vigorous inter•
ceilion of our Court with the Court of St. James's
in that bufruefs.
London, England, 1801-01-24

Thla di,. publifhed,
Price *s. Somber LXXX. of

TilE REPERTORY of ARTS and MA-
tfIACTURF.S, containing the Speelflrition of Mr,
Jnbnfon's Patent for a Machine, with new means of obtaining
Power; Mr. Whitton's, for a jecael Saeeharnm ; Mr. ficno.
thurfro, for a New Lamp and Burner; Mr. Collin's, for the
Preparation and Applic.itimi of fundry' Articles to Marine
Purpofei; Hints f*inanrtirgfelf-faven Oats, and luring plough.
i ltK and Seed; and Method of convertingWlwat 'MOTS in a Field
to profit, Er Mr. Welton ; Experiments and Oldervaticona on
tithe dirafin Modes of cultivating Wheat, by Mr. Harper;
rhieription of an improved Mangle, by Mr. Jee ; Defeription
an Improved frith Car; Account of a new invented Hand
Hoe; Ohferrations and Experiments on Copper, by M.
Proud ; on the eatifci of the, .Vincon ffermentationy, by M.
Sage; on the different Modes of preparing NapkaYellow ;
Enquiry concerning Tin, by Mr. Proud ; Caved Lilt of an
Patents paled in November, with four good Engraving,.
Sold at the Ritertory Once; No. az, Fleet-ftreet ; B.
Durdale, Dublin ; W. Remnant, Hamburg/2 ; and by all the
Dookfeliers is Town mid Country; of whom may be had,
oomplete Sinai:lAM Work, rice t6s. in boards.
London, England, 1801-01-24

WATERFORD, JANUARY zs._

Early on Monday morning feven Frenchmen
were apprehended by the Feathard yeomanry, and
fent to Duncannon Fort : they belonged to the
Bougainville privateer, of St. Maloe's, Du's on
Captain.---On ThfirfdaY, the Bth of January, they
took the Lark, of Lynn, bound to Liverpool with
barley, off the Land's end t. and they conveyed all
the hands of the Lark (except the cabin-boy), on
board the privateer, and put thefe feven men on
board the prize, with orders to make the French
coax with all expedition ; that night the Lark
fprung a leak, when they were obliged to take to
the fmall boats and Rand before the wind. Provi-
dentially they got fafe to land, near the Tower of
Hook, after encountering a moft tempefluous lea
for five days, without any, manner of refrefhment.
They were yefierday efcorted from the Fort to this
city, on their way to Cork.
London, England, 1801-01-24

RATISBON, JANUARY s.

General Soo HAM, whofc divifion quitted this
city to-day, demaided and received, on his arri.
val here, the furn of soo carotins, a pair of beauti-
ful coach-horfes, and a pair of piftols, as a pre-
fent. For the other Officers belonging to the Staff
refents were likewife demanded. 'Though the
French Commandant had endeavoured, in general,
to maintain the belt poffible order and difcipline,
yet the fecurity of perfons and property, promifed
in the capitulation, was not entirely obtained,
owing to the indifcipline which prevailed in that
corps, particularly among the Chamboran hu rs.
The accounts from the country are very melan-
choly; the country-people, driven to defpair, have
had recourfe to violent meafures, to which feveral
Frenchmen have fallen facrifices. Yellerday Ge-
neral Hsurrovr arrived here, with his dragoon%
and horfe-grenadiers, whole arrival was preceded
by a requifition for four cwt. of boric nails, ten
oxen, and to,ooo rations of bread, oats, hay,
and ftraw. The French troops are now every
where entering on the new line of demarcation.
As early as the 3111 of December a Frcrrh de-
tachment took podeiT of Stadt-am-Hof. Gen,-
.ral KLIMA° will eltablills his head-quarters at
Innftadt, nppofite to l'affan. In this neighbour.'
hood the German troops are frparated e= the
French by the river R.•:,•..n. The Disval leas ec-
copy the Upper Pal.4n.
London, England, 1801-01-24

•NOTHER LETTER, S•ME.DATE.

M. BRUMMIIt, the Cabinet Minifter, returned
to this capital on Wcdnefday laft from Peterf-
burgh, and has brought with him the convention
concerning neutral navigation, which was figned
at Peter(burgh.
To the caging made by the Englith Govern-
ment, whether Denmark intended to maintain the
armed neutrality in its utmoft extent, our Court
has given a decided anfwer in the affirmative.
One hundred of the military have been fent to
Cronenbnrg, to work at the fortifications there;
the Commandant of this fortrefs came to Copen-
hagen, and after a conference with the Heredi-
tary Prince, returned there again.
London, England, 1801-01-24

THE LAST STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
SIMMS DRAW/NO SWIM 1, ant.
TICKETS are felling in great variety of Nuns-
Das, divided Into -Halves, Gizarcere, Eighths, and Six.
Paths, at
DRUMMOND's
()LI) STATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
Nu. 6s, FI,EET-STREET.

Adjoining the Dolt andTwa the fsilowiug Prices:

- -
Tie - c. :7 3 0
Half . & 16 • hth - 1 S 0
Ataarter - 49 0 math - 13 o
r. DRUMM 0 VID returns his grateful acknovuled3emcnts to
the generous Public, for the numerous favours he has received
in the court& of many Lotteries during the fart (', ntury--truits
his former attention to their intereit bas meil,ed their Eutaw

favours.
As a duty be owes to the PO)lic, he again requefts them to
make an early purehafe, icing coLvineed, from the rapid (de
the judicious amine:went of the pes fent Scheme (wherein Hall
a Million of Mosey is at the difpofal of Rose Fortane), and the
mat influx of Nobility, Gentry, aid perfects of refpedtability
from the filter kingdom, gcc. Ste. that it is highly probable that
'rickets will be at col. tido% the Drawing. Clubs or parties
therefore would do well to come to 6s, ricet-ftrrot, as it will
be a fare raving.
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The full money wiH be paid at this Office, withaut dikouatr
at the ufual time for.the prawn. Lottery.
Perform in the Country, by fending to this Office Poll-Office
orders, Bank-notes, or ea, may depend on bar,ng their orders
punctually executed with illfliateh.
All Shores fold at this o:fice are regularly Ramped at t►e
Stamp-011We by order of Government, all,, with the Crown,
and round it " Drummond, 65, Fleet-ftrcet."
Coma Numerical Books kept, Nambtrs carefully examined.
and Tickets teetered at Gd. per Number, and a true account
ot Hick fetters feat by polt as loan as drawn.
London, England, 1801-01-24

DUBLIN, JANUARY 20.

• Yellerday, in confequence of an order from Go-
vernment, a number of reffels bearing the flags of
Denmark and Sweden were lei zed and embargoed
in this port ; the number thus detained would have
been more conliderable,but that twelve of the above
defcriptian failed on Sunday night, having, it is
thought, received Tome intimation that holtile in-
tentions were meditating• by our Court agninft the
(hipping, of the Northers Confederates. It is pto-
bable, however, that all or zrofl of thefe will be
picked up before they get out of the hill' Chan-
nel, as a number of fail-failing euttets are out in
all direEtions in quell of them.
Ycfterday two Danilli veffels from Bourdeaux,
laden with wine and brandy, arrived herel—fliortly
after they entered the river the infignia of arra,
dpe broad arrow, was put on their mainmatts.
London, England, 1801-01-24

STATE LOITERS', FOR !Soo.
Begins drawing id of March, dot.
THE TICKETS are fold and divided into
Halves, Vera, Eighths and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, RN! and Co. S roca BROM' s,
At their State Lottery Office' No. 93, under the Royal Ex.
change, London, and no where rife an their ateCIUM.
FREW\ T PRICE OF SHARES.

Half - 816 0 (Carter 4 9 0I
Eighth 5 o Sixteenth 3 o
ta- All Shares told at this Office will be ftanipcd agreeable
to AB of Parliament, and all, with the Crooni and round it
Hazard and Co.'s Lottery Orate.
Letters, poft-paid, duty anfwered, and Schemes, grads.
••
• Orders, acconipanied with lhort•dated Bills on Loudon,
or PIA-Office Orders' pundtually attended to ; and to prevent
miftates as will as delay, Corierpondents arc requefted to
=Mink them by putt.
Bask, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their feveral An-
!snide', India nds, Exchequer Bills, and ail Kind of Govern-
anent Securities, bought and fold by CommilSon.
London, England, 1801-01-24

HANIEURC.H. j4NTJARY

As neither Denmark nor Sweden will withdraw
from the alliance figned at' St:Petertburgh, a war
among the Northern PoW4.rs againft England is
inevitable. Great preparations are making for
this purpofe at Copenhagen. The coatis of—Zea-
land are to be lined with batteries; and Cronen-
burgh, which commands the Sound, has been pro-
vided with more artillery, and the garrifon rein-
forced in order to fecure it againll a Coo de Mails.
Very large armaments are alto preparing in
Sweden againft the fpring ; but many perfons are
apprehentivc that the Sound will not prove a runt-
cient barrier againft the Englifh. France is to
make a common caufe with thole Powers againft
England.
The German P..pers are very liken refpeeing
the fituation of their country. Unfortunately, we-
have not an united country, or the French would
not at this moment have inundated the Empire
from the banks of the Rhine to the frontiers of
Hungary. Had the Archduke Commas been
free from the intrigues of the Vienna Cabinet, &me
months ago, there would have been no battles ft
Ilthenlin3en and at Salabourg. It is not a little
furpri zing that the &die Council ofWar at Vierina.
Ibould all keep their places. favour Rill the
life and foul of it, notwitbftanding his pretended
difmiftion. While the prefent perfons remain in
power, the- Archduke Cities as will continue to
be a cypher. It is true that a preliminary peace
will he figned ; but it will sot be of a long con-
tinuance. •

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN. JANUARY 10.

Mr. DRUMMOND, the Englifh Charge d'Affaires
at our Court, having deftred to know what part
Denmark was about to take in certain negotiations
that werecarrying on relative to an armed neu-
trality, which England confidcred as hoftile to her
interelt? he received for anfwer—" That the con-
vention
which the King was refolved to fign, had
for its object to fupport his juft rights, and to de-
fend the time againft every power that lhould at-
tempt to injure them, without pointing at Eng-
land, any more than any other power."
London, England, 1801-01-24

MUttlelt ;JANUARY 4.

The Conntefs crAzrOrl quitted the city of Itla-
genfurt immediately on' the approach of Moe r u's
army. Generkl Moasau has mitigated the con-
tribution of Upper Auffria to eight millions, which
turn the States are now negotiating at Vienni..--1
General GROUCHY has his head-quarters at Lint,'
and General GRIXIFR bad taken up his quarters
in the refidence of the Praice Bilhop at Paffitu, on
the 31ft ult. The French head-quarters will pofi- I
tively be removed to Salzburgh, where General
MORIATJ arrived on the 31ft ult. It was from
perfonal regard for the Archduke CHARLIII, that
that General contented not to take polfelLon of
the interior of Tyrol.
London, England, 1801-01-24

DIE LL

[From tht Madras Gazette, May triew.]--We leans that on
detontay the t Bth inft. died on board his Majcfty's Oilp the Da.,
dahis '.t fea, after a lingering lllnefs, Henry Sewell, Ell. Ids
AlakitV's Naval Officer and Mayor of Madras, who comma-
nd idisifelf with Itria probity, integrity, and honour la the k-
erma important relations ig which be was placed. His remains
were brought on chore on Monday left, and were Interred On
the next /miming, amidit the pure aad unaffeCted forrow of the
whole Settlement, to whom biz internal worth and exterior
manners were as sstetifively known as they were tinivatally
approved and admired.
On the aotb of October loft, at Momfendoe, Grenada,
Rimpfon Strachan, Efq. of that Mind.
Laft week, at his book at Great Eating, Robert Orme, Efq.
the edebrated Indian Hiftorian, in the 73d year of his age.
On Tuefday morning hit, in the 79th year of his age, Stephen
Remnant, Efq. of Woolwich.
Lately, Mater Roberts, fan of Sir T. Robert s, of Glaftonktry.
On Toefday Taft, at his honk in St. James's-place, Richard
Maddock, Efq. aged 7o years.
On the 13th inf Lint, in Carmarthenfhire, Edward Pryfis
Lloyd, gfq. of Mandinnam.
Laft week, Mils Neel% cideft daughter of Colines Nevi,
Efq. of Hok, In Leieefterfbire.
Os the sift Wilmot, the Twinge* fen of John Wilmot, Efq.
rMaiter in Chaneisy.
On the z rth inftant, at Bath, Alexander Gordon, Efq. of
the !nand of Tobago.
At her honk id Prinres-ftreet, Edinburgh, Mrs. Frances
Hay, widow of Mr. William Anderfus, futgeon there.
On the teth hiltsnt, at her hook IM the Society, Edinburgh,
Mrs.llLatbarine Leffie, widow of Francis Doughati
Lately, at Pailley, Mr. Edward jamicke, writer, Procura-
tor Filed of the county of Renfrew.
Mrs. Sarah Wathlinges, raid of the late Dr. Wahlinger, of
Fekeck, near Leeds.
On 'f uefday night, Mrs. Sturdy, wife of Mr. Wm. Sturdy,
of York.
Os Therfday, in the 7stl year of' bit age, Mr. John Wit-
foe, of Yost.
Ink Maid of Dmiceara, eta putrid fever, Mr. Rowland
Hill, and as, (late of Linurkk) forgeon to Ins Makftrebrig
Steady.

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URS. WALTtit; Rai Little -Sociburi, in
LVA GlOlyefterfilire is retrieved to No. ag, Cathay, near
Redeliff-Church, Brtltol, where the preferibes in all Confump-
tive Cafes, as ufual. The unexampled fueeefs attending her pre-
feriptions, during more than Forty Years prediee, arc fadts fo
well eitabilthed, as to dely refutation. To fay that the bath
happily difedted many Cures, after the fiat, among prieffional
Gentlemen, have failed, may be confidered, perhaps, as favour-
ing of Ernpirielfro ; but Mrs. Walter is authorifed to refer to
fame of the tnoldittinguirhed and refpeetable charadters in the
kingdom for the truth of the affection ; and whore teltimony,
the believes, would be fatisfaelory even to the moil hardened
Sceptic..—ariltol, January, xBoz.
Mrs. We iris having changed her place of retort-nee, is the
only motive that could putfibly have induced her to have ailed
this advancement ; but which will not be repeated.
London, England, 1801-03-16

DEAL, MARCH 15.

Sailed the ALCMLNrfrigate for Yarmouth; and
RATIN Soap; with the FORT WILLIAM, WOOD-
FORD, SOIL SWORN LUINIMOTON, Assion, AL-
11111OR, and Assa EaR-Indiamcn, and the reit of
the outward-bound convoy, for Portfmouth.—
Came down, and failed through the Downs, the
WORCISTIR and TAWITOM
for India.--Wind N. by W.
London, England, 1801-03-16

CORK, MARCH 8.

Yefterday arrived at Cove his Majefly's Chip
DRYAD, Captain MANSFIELD, after teeing the Writ
India Convoy with his-Mtiefly's fhip SYR F N to the
fouthward of Madeira, where he left them the
12th ult. with a (Air wind.

On the tsith the DRYAD fell in with and cap-
tured, after a (hurt anion, a Sw•edi(h frigate from
Lilbon, bound to St. Bartholomew's ; and on the
sth intl. captured le Premier Coati], French Ihip
privateer of 22 guns and 150 men. Both prizes are
arrived with the DaYAD.
London, England, 1801-03-16

YAR MOUTH, MARCH rs.

(lrd.ty ailcrivion arrived fr.,m Cuxhaven,
d,. KING GEORGE, 1): ANF, EARL Of LEICESIrE:',
THOMPSON, and PRIN;:f. ei WALES, DEANE, ha
vino landed her Mails .It Lowcßoffe ; and this day
the PRINCE Of NVALFS, Iit.ARNL, having landed
her Mails at Cromer; nne Mail only now remains
due. The of WALeS Packet recaptured •
. .

on her homeward-bound paffige the brig ihnon,
of Montrofc, from London, with various goods,
and is now in our harbour.

The Packets were eLtained on the Other fide be
contrary winds, and received no other orders than
to get into the outer roads.—lt is Rated, however,
that Prutlian troops were marching in different
direEtions ; that his Walla; Majetty had taken
poffetfion of Ofnalmrgh, and was marching troops
towards Hamburgh %%01 the fame intention.
On Friday failed the DEFIANCF, of 74.
Admiral GRAVES, to join the North-lea Fleet.
This afternoon arrived the de \lrina Schapt
Arij, Boc ZAART, from Rotterdam, bound to
London, with provitions, and having on board
leveral paffengers.
This evening arrived the IssaNctstr, of 7
guns, Rear Admiral TorTv ; and the EtErmaair
man of war, to join the North-lea Feet.
London, England, 1801-03-16

GERMAN r.

HAMELTROH, MARCH 3.
Since the arrival' of the tall Englint mad, by
which we leatnt that the anfwe'r of the Britith
Government to the laft Note from the Pruffian
Minitier is not of a nature which will tend to an
amicable fettlement of the ditierettees with Den-
mark and Sweden, our alarm has confiderably en.
created. It had Been rumoured for fame time pall,
that Prodia intended to thut the Elbe againft the
Englith, and contiderable odds are now tottered,
that this meafure will now !hardy be put into exc..
cation. The Taft letters from Berlin Rate, that
feveral regiments of Pruffian troops have already
orders to pre are for marching, in cafe the an-
fwer of the Bran Cabinet to the note of the i auk
ult. &mkt not be fatisfaflory.
MARCH 6.—Letters from Bremen (tate, that on
the *aoth inf. a caution had been affixed on the
Exchange at Embden, for the prefent not to fend
any goods to England, or for Englifh account,
under the Pruflian flag.--The Senator GROKING
lhas been fent to Paris, by the city of Bremen, as
deputy.—Five Danith gun-boats, of five guns, and
too men each, had been Rationed near Altona,'
for fome days pall, and three other armed veffela
arrived there yefterday, from Gluckliadt.—Some
regiments of cavalry are alto arrived in the vicinity
orAltona, and batteries are to be crated on the
banks of the Elbe, in the difirias bektnging to
Denmark. _ _

Letters from Copenhagen, of the :4th ult. Rate,
that an Englifls ftigate fiad been forced into Go-
thcnburgh in Sweden. and that another frigate
had been taken by Come fiat-bottomed •elfels.
The Iris Darilh frigate was on the eve of her de-
parture (Or Xnrway.
On the sath laflant the fira divifion of the &t-
-hen/tired ictieli was to fail from Copenhagen to
the Sound, under the command of Admiral Ro.
SISTFIR. _ _ -

Letters from Stockholm, of the soth ult. sate.
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London, England, 1801-03-16

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14.

Yefterday arrived a French lugger, name un-
known, laden with rye and wheat, cut out of a
bay on the coati of France, by the boats of his
Majeßy's fhip EXCELLENT, of 74 guns, Captain
STOEFOKD: they alfo cut out at the fame time a
French cutter. His Majelly's fhip Ult•N it, of 38
guns, Captain Tower, in going up Hamoaze
yefjerday, got afhore on the Devil's Point, but it
being tide of flood, fhe loon floated off again,
'without damage. This afternoon arrived here the
fhip Letter of Nlarque, Bolton, of Liverpool, ofl
22 guns, and 7o men, Captain JOHN Warsoir,
from Demerara, bound to Liverpool, laden with
fugar, coffee, cotton, elephants teeth, &c. fhe fail-
ed from thence on the 18th January laa, in com-
pany with the (hips Union and Dart, both belong-
ing to Liverpool, but parted from the latter in a
heavy gale of wind !bon after : the Bolton and the
Union kept company until the Union fprung a
very dangerous leak, which increafed to fuch a
degree, that the crew were obliged to abandon
her, and lave themfelves by getting on board the
Bolton ; the Union foon after foundered : On the
sth init. the Bolton fell in with the Garonne French
(hip privateer, of 24 guns, and 250 men, which he
engaged one hour, but was at length obliged to
firike to a fuperior force, having 4 men killed,and 6
men wounded; among the former arc a paffengers,
and among the latter the Captain ; the Ail: was
alfo much cut in her hull, malts, yards. fails, and
/ rigging: the French !hip was much difabled, but
had none of her crew killed or wounded : on the
tath ink. the Bolton was met with on the French
coati by his Majefty's (hip LEDA, of 38 guns, Cap.
4ta'n Host, by whom the was recaptured and fent
in here. Captain WATSON with the greater part
of his crew, as alai the crew of the Union, are on
board the French privateer, and fuppofed to be
carried to Franc:. The advantages on the part of
the Frenchman during the aaion, were by the great
fuperiority in number of men, by which they were
enabled to keep up a contlant difcharge of muf.
ketry, to the very great annoyance of the crew of
the Bolton ; (he carried away her main-top gallant-
malt, and the head oilier top-maa, in a gale of
wind, after being captured : it is laid that the
Frenchman plundered her cargo very much; there
iscin board her, a very fine tiger, a large colleetion
of birds, monkeys, &c.
London, England, 1801-03-16

FALMOUTH, MARCH 13.

Arrived the fhip James, Capt. NICHOLAS, with
fugar, coffee, &c. from Surinam : the American
fhip Kitty, Captain PHILLIPS, from London: the
American brig Two Brothers, Capt. Josef:, with
tobacco: the Polly (American fchooner) Capt.Sv-
won s, from Bolton, with fugar, coffee, &c. for Cowes,
and the brig Dolphin, Capt. BROW N, from London
to Liverpool.—Sailed the fhip America, Captain
McCoriossy, for London, lag from. Philadephia ;
the Hamburgh fhip Jenney, Capt. DE GROOF
for Hamburgh, from Batavia ; the Triton, (Poe.
tuguefe frigate) Capt. DE MANE° Es, for Ltfbon ;
and the American brig, Two Brothers, Captain
Joss, for London.—Wind W. S. W.
London, England, 1801-07-11

STATE PAPERS.

KONIGSBERG, JUNE H.
According to accounts from St. Petertburgh,
the Sacred Diretling Synod was honoured on
the 3d of June with the pretence of his Kussiam
aSITSAIAI. MAJES TY. The ESIPSItcolt was received
by the Members at the dcirir of the Hall orAllem-
b:y ; and after his IstPEltt•L MAJESTY had taken
his feat, arid fiinified his peribillion that the Mem-
bers fhould be likewife (cited, the following Im-
perial Ukafe was read:-,-
. .

" As it is our with to give our people a proof of
our eftecm and reverence for the Order of the
Priefthood, and to confirm and firengthen in. that
Order the fentiment of felf•elleern and abhorrence
of crime, which mull be more ,exemplary in the
Servants of the MOST Hioit who offer to him
bloodiefs facrifices, than in other perfons t we have
thought proper to rellore for ever to its full force'
and effect, the Confirthation granted to the Sacred
Synod on the yth of December, t7y6,* but which
was Coon after fufpended t• and, in s(infequence,
we order, that, for the future; all Priells or Dep.
cons, who than be guilty of criminal offences, and
brought before any Court for the fame, &all be
exemptedfrotttfufring eoriorillatunetfistipit."
After the reading of this moil gracious Ukafe,
the Synod returned its.moft humble thanks to his
IMP SRIA L MAJVSTY, for this efpecial favour (hewn
to the ordained Minillers of the Greek Ruffian
Church. His INTERIA MAJESTY afterwards heard
levet-al of the judgments of the Synod, to which
he gave his entire approbation ; on which the
tirft Member, the Metropolitan of Novugrod and
St. Peterfburgh, AMIBROSIU3, delivered an oration
~f thanks to his MAJESTY, in the name of the Sy-
nod and the whole Clergy. The EMPEROR then
tellified his good willies to the Synod, and the_ prin-
cipal Procureur, the Secretary; and all the Mem-
bet s had the honour to kifs his hand.
• By this CoArmatioo, the Clergy were exempted from
ail corporal punittunteu ; an exemption which the Ronan No-
bility had before obtained by a Mailifeito of the EMPEROR Ca-
r Roth were, however, revoked by so Mak tithe t tit
tß:h)ofAprll797. by which both the Nobility andtho Cler-
n•, in cafe uf criminal RCMP% were foliated to corpond pm-
illunart.
London, England, 1801-07-11

GERmAivr.

HAMBURG 4, JUNE 30.
There are private letters from Peterjburgh down
to the tzth inaant, Rating, that the conferences be-
tween the Ruffian Minifiry and Lord St. Helen's,
are long and frequent ; and that the opiniOn of
perfons belonging to the Court was, that the.pici.
fleation of the North would be acconsghthed
before the expiration of July.
a."'
If the fame accounts may be depended upon,
Citizen Duaoc, who is laid to have been charged
with inftruaions to procure the mediation of Alex-
ander I. for France, has not fucceeded in the ob.
jed of his miffion, that Sovereign having exprefr-
el his determination to negociate for himfelf and
the reft of the Northern Powers, without uniting
their caufe with that of the Great Nation.

r:•

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-07-11

CORK, JULY 2.

Yefletday arrived at Cove, his Majefly's (hip
CLsassoas, Captain TALBOT, with five valuable
!hips captured by the Braave French privateer,
and recaptured by the GLENNORE a few days ago :
the !hip Cecilia, from Jamaica for Dublin ; the
ViElory, of and for London from Surinam ; Bark
Vize, of and for London from Martinique, (hip
Urania, from Charleaon and the brig Weft In-
dian, of and for Briflol from St. Vincent's; all laden
pith valuable cargoes. The Braave had four of
there wilds under her convoy (leering for Bour-
dean: when the Gutessoas faw her.
This day arrived his Majeity's (hip GALATE a,
Capt. Brea, after a cruize of (even weeks, for
the proteition of the homeward bound Well India
Convoy, which he fell in with, and faw the Briftol
(hips fafe up to Lundy Bland.
London, England, 1801-05-23

OLD BAILEr.

Yefterday 23 prifoners were tried at the O'•4
Bailey, four of whom were capitally convieted, viz.
ML :had Stewart, alias Michad Seymour, alias Re-
S'ecuart, for felonimaly uttering and publifh-
ing, as true, a certain forged Bill of. Exchange,
purporting to be drawn by one Wm. White, and
accepted by Mefirr. Bond and Co. Bankers, Lon-
don, for the payment of 4.01. with intent to del: im 1
Thomas Borne.

Richard Wright,
,'ohm Sntitb, alias Farber, an
Timm jobtylone, for burglarioully breaking an I
entering the dwelling•houre of Richard ii-ivey.
and llealing a great quantity of tea, fugar, and
other articles.

Fifteen were convifted of Felony, among whom
was gob: Sullivan, for Pealing a hand-faw, valuisk
the property of John Davis.
Mr. KNAPP fail, this profecution was inflitute-1
by the London Docks Company, who were now
carrying on very extenfive works at Wapping.
Great quantities of tools and other articles, be-
longing to perfons employed in making the Docks,
had been flolen at different times; and, in order
to put a Rop to that praftice, they placed perform
to watch and apprehend thofe who should Real
any more things. The prifoner was fees taking
the faw in quetlion, and when apprehended, he
begged for mercy.
elizabeth Flay was indi,ted for the wilful mur-
der of Eleanor Flay, a child who was the daugh-
ter of her hulband by a former wife, by giving her
feveral bruifes, and othetwife ill-treating her. It
having appeared, however, from the evidence of
a Surgeon, that the death of the child was occa-
fioned by a putrid fever, and not by any bruifes
the had received ; the prifoner was acquitted, but
detained for the purple of being indiCted for a
mifdemeanour.
London, England, 1801-05-23

NEW MANUFACTORY.

OBARTS and PLOWMAN moa refpeEtfulT•'
iufgrm the Nobility and Gentry, who have not feat their
New and-Elegant 'VLinufaEtory of Chambcrry and Italian /Vfuf-'
tins, that their Warehoufe is the only place in this Country
where they can be had gamine-440. i, Chandoe-ftrect, Cu-
vent-Garden.

N. B. A gnat variety of Fancy Silltg. Its. the Manufadturers.

IRISH LOTTERY FOR JULY.

a Prizes of 4 20,000 I 3 Prizes of - 5400.
1 Prises of . to,ooo And 75,0m01. in ftnaller Prizes.•
SWIFT and Co. No. It, POULTRY, LONDON;
(citablithed in the Year 1759), and at their State Lotter!.
Office in the City of Glafgow, are appointed to fell the Tickets
and legolflawnped Shares of the above Lottery.
Price of a Ticket - 81. Ps.
Half • .4.4 8 o Eighth - t 1 6
%der . a 5 o Sixteenth - oit 6
Letters anfwered, and Schemes at large gratis.
Orders for Tickets or Shares. with Bank-notes, Poll Office
Orders, BM on demand in London, or Calh by Coachmen,
Gnaw* or Carriers, punt:Wally executed ; and the earlicit Ac-
count of the Suceefs of regiftered Numbers.
The Lottery hegins the 'loth of July, 18ox.

IRN:H ETAT'? LOTTERY,

Begins Drawing ioth of July.
THE TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale
by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
At their licenfed State-Lottery Ma, No. 104, Corner o^
Rank-Buildings, Cornhill ; No 8, oppofite the King's Mews,
paring-Croy, Lesko ; and Market-Pbee, Norwich.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
a Prizes of C. so,ono JC40,000
a - ao,oco . sopoo
3 spoo • ag,ooo
a • 1.003 - 4400
S - 1.000 • spoo
3 - 500 - 2,300
3 200 ' 300
6 • 6o 360
7,980 - S - 63,510

•••••••=11.1• 11•••••••
32 poo Tickets T. tsoosoo
O The ',rite of Tickets and Skates the fame u the left
Lottery.
London, England, 1801-05-23

TO COLONELS OF MILITIA.
A N Adjutant of an old Regiment of thee Line,
1 in Which he has ferved fewral Years, and who cm b.
ftrongly recommended by fame of the Srlt Officers in the Ser-
vice, willies to obtain an Adjutancy of Militia.
Applications by Lena, addreffed to A.B. at George's ColFee-
houfe, Coventry-ftreet, will be Immediately attended to.
London, England, 1801-05-23

PORTSMOUTH, MAY ii.

Arrived the AGINCOURT, of 64 guns, Captain
Itrvas ; LEYDEN, of 68, Captain llsbroso ; and
MADRAS, of 54 guns, Captain HARE, from North
Yarmouth : the latter (hip got aground on Bern-
bridge Ledge, but it is hoped will be got off with-
out any material damage, as feveral boats from
the flaps and Dock-Yard an: gone to her affdlance.
A Sailed the EURYDICE of 24 guns, Captain BA-
THVRST, for Newfound nd ; and the REDBRIDGE
fchooner, of t 6 guns, eutenant LIM !RIEKE, for
the Downs.

Four Lieutenants and ten Mid fhipmen, favourite
officers of Admiral POLE, were this day difcharged
from the Aurscourr, in order to accompany the
Admiral on the Newfoundland Nation, in whatever
Ihip he may be appointed.
The Ftoas frigate, which arrived from Alexan-
dria with difpatches, and partly ftripped in the
harbour, this day received orders to be immediate-
ly refitted, in order to convoy troops to Egypt.
London, England, 1801-05-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY...—WIND S. E.
AILRIVID DIM
z Dublin, May 19, a
z Waterford, May at i
a Donnaghadee, May 19, •
a Jerky, May 20, 0
I Guemfey, May aa. o
YARMOUTH, MAY 22.

Sailed the KING GFORGS packet, Capt. FLYN,
for Cuxhaven, with Mr. F. SCOTT, a King's Mef-
fenger, and difpatches ; and the DIANA packet,
Captain STEWART, for the Wezer, to at as occa-
fion may require.—Wind S. E.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 21.

Came in the Earl St. Vincent privateer, of 14
guns, from a cruize.—Sailed to join the Channel
Fleet, the TEMERAIRE, of 98, Rear Admiral
WHITENED; and the BEAULIEU, .of 40, Capt.
POYNTl.—Sailed on a truize, the RANGER revenue
cutter, of 8 guns, Capt. Faszsit ; and the HIND
revenue cutter for Fowey.
The following (urns have been awarded for the
re-capture of the brigantine Beaver, Captain Mi-
c Her t. CONNOR, taken on her voyage from Oporto
to Hull, laden with a valuable cargo of wine, and
brought in here on the t4th of April laft, the par-
ticulars of which were given in the Stmt. of the
16th following :—To Capt. M. CONNOR, for his
gallant condut, 8501.—T0 the two Boys who af-
lifted him, tsol.—To the Officers and Crew of his
Majefty's fhip la LoIRE, for affifting in navigating
the Beaver to this port, 5001.
London, England, 1801-07-29

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the crew of the Sr. FIOR zo, for the fol-
lowing captures, viz. Jorge Marcus, del Carmen y
Animas, ViEtoire, and Decide, a diftrihution will
be paid on board the Sr. Floe F N zo, on her arrival
in port.

To the crew of the (loop SYL►H, for the capture
of the following prizes, viz. l'Amite, Thalia and
Calliope, Anna Catharina, and Admiralitat, a tlif-
tribution will be made on board the Sr Li. Hp on her
arrival in port.

To the crew of the Hoop Coamoaawr, for the
capture of the Prufan Wolwaert, and the
Spanith brig El Vencejo, a ddlribution of the net
proceeds ofiliip and cargo of the former, and head
money and ordnance floret of the Litter, will be
made at Beaufort Buildings, on Friday next, the
sift inllant.
To the crew of the POLO:PI:it, fur the capture
of tht Dutch Ea:l India Blip Oftcnhuyfon, a dif-

tribution of the net pmcceds will beats& at Bay-
fort Buildings the fame day.
To the crew of the LA PWI ma, the fhares arifing
from the recapture of the Trafficker, will be pad
on board, on her arrival at Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-07-29

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. JULY sq.

PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3pa Cam eo for money, sgfrDftto, for account,

Onuitiim3.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock iny Long Ann. 28
3 per C. Red.:slsn S 9 SB4 Short Ann. 3 '46*
C. 3 per CorIL IS I 1711 imp. 3 per Cent. 381 i
4 Per Cent- 74 79 711 Imp. Ann. ill i
3 pa C. Navy 9191 Omnium 6# f 4: S
5 Per C 1-67. 93 i I 1 ConL for Aug. -
DIIBLIPI, JOLT 13.--Price of Stocks this day:
Bank Stock T 444-3 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 89,!--
Grand •.:6 per C. Deb.96i.

This morning we received Paris Journals of the
25th init. but they contain nothing of moment.—
'We have feasched them in vain for intelligence
from Egypt, or refpetting GANTUSAVIIIE'S fleet.
Our fearch has been equally fruitlefs for details re-
fpeling the threatened invafion, of which fo many
reports are in circulation on this fide the water,
and which the Public are in Tome meafure jufli-
fied in giving credit to by the great preparations
on the part of Government.
Some gun-boats left Cklais yefterday morning
and fuceeeded in reaching Boulogne in fpite of a
heavy fire from Come of our cruisers. There boats
fail in fuch !hallow water, that it is difficult to
reach them.

The French Officers captired in the Chevrette
(fee the Gazette) Rate, that an invafion may take
place before we are aware ; and the falling price of
the funds thews that many people here are of the
fame opinion. For our own pans, though we ap-
prove of the meafures of precaution adopted by our
rulers, we Rill doubt whether the enemy have any
ferious intentions of the kind.
London, England, 1801-07-29

GREENOCK, JULY U.

Arrived the Perfeus, Capt. Ross, from New
Providence, in 36 days. She (poke the American
(hip Ambition,from London for New-York, on the
Banks of Newfoundland, all well. On Monday
laft, faw a fquadron of fhips to the Northward,
lianding to the Southward, was chafed and come
up with by the headmoft (hip, which turned out to
`be the DefirOe Frigate from the Baltic, bound for
Cork; towards evening he paired through the fqua-
dron, confifting of fix Sail of)the Line, and a.ftern
of them was anolher Britifh Frigate, and a very
Taft failing cutter ; in a few hours afterwards he
made the Ifland of Torry.
The following (hips of the Jamaica fleet for the
Clyde, are arrived, the reit are in the River; Co-
lumbus, Tnomsott ; Minerva, POTTER ; John,
SCOTT; Commerce, BLACK; Fortune, LEITCH ;
Oarthland, Run; Elixa, FAIRRII ; Providence,
ARMSTRONG,; Hercules, CRAWFORD; Jean, MAC-
DOUGALL.

Juft come up the Peggy, Caltalca, from Vir-
ginia, with grain and flour.

EDINBURGH, JULY 23.

Government have obtained an offer of the ler.
vice of .to fifhermen, Dutch prifoners, who are to
come down to Scotland, to inffruft our Oh curers
in taking, euring, and packing herrings. Twenty
are to go the well, and twenty to the raft co..A
Leith, Dunbar, and BurntiflAnd, will be their
rendezvous.

At Kylefcknw, about ten days ago, the take of
herrings was fo gre:.t that the filhermen were
obliged to cut their nets, in order to difcharge the
herrings.
In Caithnefs the take has been very confiderable,
fo that in the courfe of next week their new falted
herrings may be expedted to meet our potatoes at
market, which ars daily falling in price, owing to
the appearance of as abundant crop over at
Scotland.
London, England, 1801-07-29

YARMOUTH, JULY a&

Arrived the HART brig, Lieutenant HA Km sow,
from the Nore, with a fleet of merchantmen bound
to Hamburgh : the Wegoofe Zurvant, DOCK um,
from Antfierdam to Lilbon, is fent in here by the
JAEousa brig. Sailed the Sr Ecu LATOR and JAW!
luggers, on a cruize. Admiral Dicasow's fqua-
drott remains in the Roads. Arrived the SAFE-
GUARD brig, with difpatches and letters from the
Baltic fleet; the SAFEGUARD left the fleet all well
at Bumholm.
London, England, 1801-07-29

DEAL, JULY 28.

Arrived and failed for the River the Planter,
Corran, from Virginia ; arrived the HIND fri-
gate, with the fleet under convoy from Qt/ebec,
and remains. Arrived the NILE, lugger, from
the coaft of France. Early this morning, in com-
pany with the GANNET and Diticanct, Hoops
of war, and SNIPE, gun velfel, the difcovered
eleven fail of French gun veffels, clofe to their
own [bore, from Calais, and after a running fight,
drove them into Boulogne.—Wind E. N. E. blows
hard with rain.
London, England, 1801-07-16

ITALr.

MILAN, JULY :6.
A letter from Florence of the t Ith inflant fps,
that the army of obfervation had fet out on its
march for Rome. By letters from Naples of the
6th infant, we learn that M. ACTON has fud..l
denly fet out for Palermo, the RING being dan-
geroutly ill at that place. The Duke of GRAVINIp
and the French Kmifter, Citizen Eto,yiza, in-
tended to fet out for Palermo, from Naples, the
day following. The Englifh capture every veffel,
coming from or failing for Neapolitan and Papal
ports, excepting filch as belong to Anfirian fuly
jees, whole cargoes they take out, and pay the
freight, but return the yea's. Three Neapolitan
frigates given up to 'France, have entered the port
of Ancona. With the garrifon of Porto Ferrajo
an armidice has been concluded.
London, England, 1801-05-12

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

SUROESS
AND OTHER RICH SAUCER.
_ _ _

great Reputatitm which Ma. BURGESS
1 hal gained by his ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, mad
other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF,
HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STLAKS, MADE
DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many Dime*.
cite for the Taste, SIDE.IOARD, and STORI.ROOM 1 which
are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Hi BONO TIM
INVENTOR or Taut) has induced many perfons CO rife the
fame name to ARTICLE, entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Perron, whop to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of
Tradermen and Inn-keepers, who in confi [pence, are often
keyed with a SrußloUS SORT. of very Inferior quality, which
is not only an Impnfition but a great lbrappolntment to Fa*
milks who purchafe them; with a view of having good SAI/CII
to their FISH, Ste.
N. B.—None are His Gat:visa, but what have there words
on the Label, *BalOtllll.ll 0110INAL AND SUPISIOR Es.
sexce or Amcnovtas, No. lob Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, London."
Welt India Merchants, Planters, and 0/11cens of the Navy,
tee. rupplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickle., Cafes of their Rich
Sauce for Fills, Halhes, Steaks, Made Dirks, Cold Meats, Re.
which will keep in any climate.
London, England, 1801-05-12

srampitici_9!tpaas.

On the Report of 'die Cenimitiee of Sfa-Pdinft
Orders relative to Inclofures being propofed to
received, it was 'oppored` by Mr. Seamen Sian:
mom and foppotted 'by the Szcaspar at Willi;
and Mr.Dicrins. Strangers were ordered fo with.
draw, but we underhand the Houfe did not divide;
and the Report was ordered to be received. '
WAYS AND MIAIIICIN IRELAND.
Mr. CORRY Paid, he was again reduced to the
neceffity of poflponing the mottoes he intended to
make for the Houfe to go into a Committee of
Ways and Means from the thinners tbe 'Hotta;
He then gave notice, that he &add do lb on Wed
nefday next, at as early an sour as the other tufa.
ads of the Hoare would permit. He lhould con,
Ise bling-elf to propofc an additional duty on Stomps
bi Ireland; and as be did not ad in conformity to
the rules of the Houfe M the other motions he made
in the Committee of Ways aid Means, he iltonl4
let them drop.

HAIR townsa AND ARMORIAL SiAtlliat TAX.
Mr. VANSITTART'moved that leave be given to
bring in a Bill to transfer the management of the
Hair Powder and Armorial Bearing Duties from
the Commifatmers. of Stamps to the Commiffionery
of Taxes. •

Mr. Jon ES raid, he did not mean to propofc the
repeal of the Duty on Armorial Bearings; bit
confidering how unproduaive it was, he-thought
if 6d. upon Country Banic Notes was to be
fubßi-
tuted in its Read, it would be lefs exceptionable
and more produaive.
Mr. VAXIITTAIT Paid, he could not take upon
himfelf to agree to the Honourable Gentleman's
recommendation; and it muft be obfervcd that
Notes of Bankers were already taxed. The mu-
tion was then agreed to. •
%,
v ANSITTAIT then moved, "That the Houk
do to-morrow refolve itfelf into 'a Committee' of
the whole Houle, to confider of allowing Por-
tugal Wines to be landed and warehoufe, for a
time to'bt limited, With Out payment of Duty."—
Agreed to. ' •

.

SUOAR.
Mr. VANSITTART brought up a Bill to renew an
Aa td regulate the average Price of Sugar;
was read a Brit time ana ordered fur .:.
reading to-morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1801-05-12

DRURr-LANE THEATIM.

Mrs. joanau, laft night, prefented the Public
with three after-pieces for her benefit, in all of
which the performed the principal charaaers.—
Nina, another Ophdia, the rept-dented with much
pathos, and lung " Blefl were the hours," with great
applaufe. LEWIS, who was the Sir Charles Racket,
in Three Weeks sifter Marriage, appeared a little
daunted on entering ; but the audience received
him with thunders, and-he played molt charmingly.
Mrs. JORDAN alfo exertedherfelf in Lady Racket, with
the greateft fuccefs : the fcenes between them were
fuch finilhed pieces of the art as are rarely witnefred
on the Rage. She introduced a new and beauti-
ful Fong, the words from SHENSTONE, the music
her own, which met with a warm and flattering
reception. Her head drefs (a pair of wings, &c.)
in Lady Racket was very new and attraFtive. In
Lovers tuarrels use lung the Blue Bell of Sco!land,
which was loudly encored.
So fplendid a difplay of company is feldom feen
in a Theatre as was witnessed lalt night. The
PRINCE of WALES was in his own box with the
Duke of CLARINCE, the STADTHOLDER, and Coio-
nels LEE, DALRYMP LE, M‘MAHON, and GUNN the
Duke and Duchefs of YORK were in their own box
with fome Gentlemen; the Duke of KENT was
alfu in his own box with a party ; the Duke
of BEDFORD, Lady MILNER, and almott all the
people of fafhion, were in the Houle. The Tur-
kith Ambafrador and Suite, with a large party
of Ladies in the center of the lower boxes, made
a very handl-me appearance. Mrs. GAR RICK W:l5
in her own box. The Houfe ova-flowed in every
part, and we do not recollect ever having ken
fo many Ladies, and Co well dreffed in a :hsatre
at one time. Even the Pit contained two or three I
Ladies to one Gentleman. The receipts at the
door were nearly Sool. The whole profits, in-
cluding prefents, could not be lefs than toad.
London, England, 1801-05-12

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.

THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
JI• DENTIFRICE, Invented by the late locos Newer,
Dentift to her Mak*y and the Prince of Wales, are greatly
fuperior, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto
made are of; they will effectually preferire the Teeth in a found
Its e, even to old ate ; wifi render them white and beautiful
withoutout the lea ft impairing thy enamel, fatten fee h as are Mote,
keep rich as arc already decayed from becoming iv ate, pre.
vent the Tooth-ach, perfedly curf the Scurvy in the Gums,
and make them grow firm and Ode to the Teeth. They law
will render the Breath delicately (wen, and remedy all tbofis
&orders that arc the conk-qualm at korbotic Gums sad bad
Teen.

In order to ?went the Impoitions daily pra rk,red by perfons
counterfeiting the abovemsentioned I,ng-citabhfh d Medicines,
the Mlotring words are (by permiffian) engraved in the Ramp,
" J.Hatatr, BATLEY, & //LBW, COCltlrell-Stare r,"
AM nose arc 'endue but west have Mae words engraved in
the Ramp, and alto a label with the word, BAYLCY and
&ow, Cackfpur-Brat, London." pelted on the back of each
bottle add boa. AM all v mien of the shove Medicines arc
hereby Informed, that counterfeiting the getup is Felony.
The Bicnce and Dentlfrize are fold wholefale and retail by
Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-firert, London. Price as. pL
pack, Ramps included.
• • The Public arc regwelfutly metaled attair puratakag
the above Medicines withsut Ramp no venders belt
I plied with them undamped (ca e s for espotatioc) I lock ius
I Dr ugcr4 to fak without the proper /tamp mug ha sessmariii •

A

GERAMNT.

STUTGARD, APRIL 2 7.

FRANCKFORT, APRIL 28.

RATISBON, APRIL 27.

1

The French Commifrary Ordonnatetir MATHE'it
FAVI t as, bas made a requifition of 12,000 cwt. of
hay, 6og Ozenr&c. in the Duchy of Wirtemberg.
Genead tfoLEAU, it (emu, will yet remain at
Stutgard, for tome time. He has declared to Ad-
jutant-General VON VANNENSULEN, whom the
Duke. of WIRTEMerao had fent to him, that his
couotry could not be evacuated by the French
before:be middle of May. The corps of Wirtem.
berg. ativreirer, is already returned to Snabia, by
way of-tettingen. In other difirids of Suabia,
the refpcftive Princes begin to return to their re-
fidences. The Prance-Abbot of Kempten return-
ed to Bempten on the 22d. The Princes of Bam-
berg acal Wirzburg are likewife resumed to their
capital*.

The French have now evacuated Au; (burgh
entirely, after a flay of t t months. On the 23d,
General CH•ucst. returned.the keys of the city-
gates to the Burgomafters of that city.—The ar-
mies of the Rhine, of Italy, and of the Grifon
country, are no longer to be dillinguifited by dick
denominations, and are already reduced on the
peace eftabliffintent.

In the fitting of the Diet, this day, Brandeburgh
and Magdeburgh have at length voted. All the
votes are now given, and the conclufum will be
made out between this and Friday. In the Col-
lege of Princes the majority of votes is for charg-
ing the Emperor with the final adjuilment of the
treaty of peace.—The French Charge d'Affaires,
Citizen BACHEI, is expelled here to-morrow.