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London, England, 1801-10-08

In the VICINITY of BATH.

TO RE SOU) ity Aucriow—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great-R-oam in Pall-Mail. in the realest month,
ANoble .an Spacious Stone-built M.kNSION,
with roomy Stabling for Liz Harks, double Coach-
honk, catcall's attached and detached Mass of every dcfcrip-
don fuitcal to the Manfion; and the capital Farm, etcallent
Kittle, tanks with /lofty walk well plained with the thoiceft
fruit-trees in full bearing, Pinery, Feathery, Drapery, Melon
Ground, Ice Huukaitc. trued on a br.autiful Lawn in the midtt
of a Paaltiock of about 10 acres of rich Land fringed with Plan-
tattoos, called Bailbrook Lodge, fituated in the parifh of Bath
Fallon, In the county of Samerfet , forming a difplay of eleva-
tion 02 the rich architcdural style, happily crowning an =i-
ncite with undefcribable pidtureique profpafta encircled by the
River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, &a. Tlac interior
Apartments are capacious, well connefted, of rift proportions,
and finiftied with fimpk elegance • the Domellic Offices are
fully competes' and judicioufly arranged, and the whole Pre-
miles are molt amply fupplical with fiat water, fuitcd for the
inunaliate reception of a large family. Alfo furrounding the
Premlf3 a capital compadt Farm, with a Farm-honk and fait-
able Out-buMings, and t 3 1 acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and
Pafture Land let off to a refpcdtable Tenant, with power to rti-
fume potkifion of 6o acres, if required.
Particulars may be had of the Printers-of the Bath and Brif-
till Papers; Caftle, Marlborough ; Stacie's lintel, Weymouth ;
Mr. Richard on, Land Agency Office, Sydney-place, Bath ;
Mr. Webb, Cbcrtfey ; Meer, Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors,
Lincoln's-Inn; at the Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall.—
A parfon attends, to thew the Pteniika, which may be viewed
with Tickets, to be had, upon application either to Mr. Rich-
ardfan or Mr. Chriftie, who is impowercd to receive propokis
by Private Contract.
London, England, 1801-10-08

In —RELIGION.

6. The Cad- olic, Apa d Roman Religion, is the
only one publicly profelhd.
7. Every parifis muR pay the erpenrea airs iworship and its
mluiftcrs. The ism-noes attached to the churches arc defined
to detrAy the& expenccs, and the preibytcries, or glebe-hook,
to lodge die officiating clergy.

8. '112: gmerrimeot of the colony .orligns to each part& the
limits of ifs fpiritual adminlitzation; and the miniften of edi-
tion CIA not, on any pretext, or at any time, form a body in
the colony. _ _ _
London, England, 1801-10-08

PROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAL, OCTOBER 7.—Sailed the Ht7UND %loop,
FERRETER gun•ve(rel, and Nox cutter on a cruize.
—Wind S. S. W.

GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 7.—PallQd by the Vrow
Alida, —, from Bremen ; Chriftiana Eliza, PA-
TERSON, and One sifter. —, from Norway ;
Bannifter, FowLas, from Peterlburgh ; Lord Dun-
can, BARLOW, from Memel; Qlieen, WRIGHT,
from Hamburgh, and Dre Geftifierc, Husk, from
Rotterdam —Sailed the General Oglcthorp,
for Charlellown ; Unien, —, for Martinique
Magdalena, JANSEN, for St. Valicry, and Potfdam,
for Antwerp.

MILFORD, OCTOBER 4.
Yellerday arrived the Neptune, PETFIti, from
Liverpool for London; Jemima, RORVRTS, from
the Ifle of Man, for Portfmcnith; B.ichelnr, Hoy/-
Litt, from Wexford; DILIGENC R Revenue cutter
from a cruize.—Sailed the Elizabeth, Saxxittv,
for Falmouth and Gibraltar; and Cu A 'ream armed
fhip, for Liverpool, for lupernitmeraries for the
fleet.
London, England, 1801-10-08

1.-TERRITORY.

t. St. Domingo, in all its extent, as well as Santana.
Turtle Ifland, Gouava, the Calmites, Heifer 'Sand, La Saone,
and the other adjacent Wands, form the territory of a tingle co-
km y, which makes a part of the French empire, but is governed
by particular laws.
a. The territory of chili colony is divided into departments,
circles, or dlarias, and parifbes.
London, England, 1801-10-08

11.-INHABITANTS.

S. Slaves are not permitted in this territory.—Slavery Is
ahnlifhed for ever ; all men, born In this country, live and die
freemen and Fri:nehmen. •
4. Every man, of wh,stioever colour be may be, Is eligible to
all places.

J. There is no diftinnioo but that of virtue and talents, and
rto fity eriority but what the law c nfers by the exerac of tome
public fundlion. The law is the fame to all, whether it pro-
tects or pu..iihcs.
London, England, 1801-10-08

SHROPSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, 1
At the Lion Ims, at Newport, in the County of Salop,
On Thurfday the aytk initant,
In fundry dcfirablc and very eligible Lots,
'I"HE wellicaown and beautiful Eltate of CHET-
Wirtitt, with ha Manors and Ruyattles, plentifully
Rjmkod and abounding with Game and Fiat ; fitoatad adjoining
the Market Town of Newport, on the old Cheßer Road, and
diltant from London about one hundred and forty-five Mile,
called CHETWYND HALL. The Eitate eontlits of a capital
Manikin, whit fuitable attached and detached Offican, Garden,
Pinafore Grounds, walled Park, Plantations, aad feveral eli-
Tble Farms, and Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part
ithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor.
Particulars of which are now preparing, and will be ready
for delivery one month priory:. the Sale, and may then be h;.d
of the Printers of the Ffirewfbury Chronicle and Chefter Cou-
rant, Strminghanz ; Chronicle,' Liverpool ; Phenix, and the
Stalfordibire Advertir.r alto at the Lion, Newport ;of Melt
Strong and Still, Lincoln. -lon ; Melfu. Shawn., Great Bridge.
Rreet, Blaelc•Frisc• • Rainbow Coffee.honfe, Cornball; and o,
Mr. Chrifide, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Mate, as lotted,
may be leer.
London, England, 1801-10-08

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER S.
PRICE OF STOCIT.fi THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCS:
3 per C. Coat. 6711 /....dltto, tar account, 681.
OmMara szf sa.
rates OP STOCKS TISTIRDAT
Bank Stock ad t/13 kr cos. imp. Asa. 13 Xi 1.5-76
3 per C. Cont 671 M Bache+ Bina 8a to& dif.
5 per C. Ann. Jost Omnlum 111
India Stock otol SIO Coat for Ace. oat 6711
kV. 3 Per Cent OS. Bank for Ace.--

A Telegraphic account, received yellerday, of
M. Ovro's-Clerk having returned to Dover, gave
rife to a report that the Preliminariesof Peace bad
come back ratified by the French Government.--
The rumour was fo generally credited, that force
parts of the Town; particularly Piccadilly, Buad.
fireet, and other ftreets, weft of Leice(kcr•fquare,
were brilliantly illuminated in the evening. The
non-appearance of a Gazette, or of even a notifi.
cation to the LORD MAYOR proves, however, that
we have Rill to wait for that account, which is
momentarily looked for.

The-Hamhurgh Mail doe on Sunday arrirci
this morning. An important piece of intelligel.%
alluded to in the French papers, is mentioned in
letters from Vienna on the authority of other
ters from Semlin : They (fate that PAsswAN Or.;.
Lou, by the treachery of Tome Janiffaries, has
made himfelf wafter of Belgrade, and has a %%01
difciplined army of so or sa,ooo men. The :gyp.
proaching pacification with France will, howevo.,
have a great effe& on his affairs, as the Porto
will then have a confiderable difpofable force wh:ch
may be fent "againfi him.
The Proteft of the Ksso of Pa usste again! the
Election of a new Billsop of Munfter, will alto be
read with tome interefl. Now that the general
principle of robbing a parcel of the (mailer Powers
has been approved of by the Greater, as the means
of indemnifying certain families that have fuffcrcd
by, the war, it is curious to fee the feeds of a fu•
lure conteft rowing, which will bring forth fruit
in due time. To indemnify the fufferers by the
war! did we fay? The expreflion was improper.
The principal fufferers having parted with their /j 1
guinea to few the remainder, are to be put out of
their mifery as political bodies, by annihilation.
London, England, 1801-10-08

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBERS.

Captain PiuliLE, of the Apollo, from Africa,
which arrived here the 2d inftant, fpoke the (hips
Thetis, Gipfey, Johns, and Richard; of Lancaf.
ter, in long. 27. lat. aB. all well.

Arrived--Juffrow Hannah, Hebe, and flopiter, from Dant.
zie; Tom, Voice, from Philadelphia; Hero, Kohlar from
Stettin; Avon, Baxter, from Surinam; Lord Duncan, Atkin,
from Jamaica • and Ann, Riddle, from Africa and Jamaica at
Liverpool; A:Rive, Lee, from hence at Dublin ; Triton, Wat-
fon, from Cork at Jamaica; St. ja.de Lucas; and St. Porto,
lAma, from hence at Oporto; Peggy, White, from hence at
Newfoundland; Nimble Urquhart, from hence at Vermouth;
and Riling Sun, Glib:nal:, from hence at Pordmouth.
London, England, 1801-09-12

Ou the Prentifes, on Tutidai t 6th init. precifely at 12 o'cloCits,
'HE truly elegant VILLA, with fuituble at.
-11- tubed and detached Offices, the property and late the
relid,ace of William Haylcy, Efq. at Eartham •, together with
a 6 Acres of Pafture and lleafure Groundt.—Nature and Art
arc happily combined in the forMation of this delightful fpot,
which in point of piclurefouc henery, bold and varkd feature
of extenfive and beautif.d views, is not to be Impeded in chi*
kingdom ; the air IA uhrious, on a dry gravel foil, the fu.Auty of
the neighbourhood of the tirfl daft, and, fur held (ports, rarely
to be equalled. Further particulars may he had at the adjacent
Market Towns ; at the Chapter Colfee Houle, London ; and
of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chichrfter.

LEASE OF A HOUSE AND SHOP, CIIARING CROSS.
TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. DEVENISH,
On the Preraifes, OD Thurfday; September the 24th, 180 t. si
Twelve o'clock, by order of the Affignees of Mr. John Br,'
don, Carver, Gilder, and Printfelkr, a Bankrupt.
'THE Leafe of a Subllantial HOUSE, upwards
of Tilly Fact in Depth, Four Stories high; Two Rooms
and a Ciofzt on each, with every requifite Office, and Modern
Shop, moll datfirably fituated for any Retail Trade, in that
capital Thoroughfare, Charing Croft, No. '7, o . the Nord'
Side; late in the Occupation of Mr. Brydon, at the moderate •
Annual Rent of roil. and a convenient Houk, No a, in
Eon's Court, adjoining, Lt to a moll rcfpcdable Tenant at
Will, bad for an unexpired Term of Sixteen Years and a Half.
Immediate Poffcffien may be had.—.To be viewed Six Day*
before the Sale..--Particulars may be had on the Preraifes; and
of the Auctioneer, Vilder's-llrett, Strand.

CAPI'T'AL FRF.EHOLDS, BINFIELD, BERKS,
(With immediate Poffethon )
TO BE SOLDI BY AUCTION—ay Mr. HAWKES.
At the Crown Inn, Reading, on Saturday the toth of October.
at Onr o'clock, in various Leta.
QUNDRY Eligible and Improvable FREE.
k•-• HOLD ESTATES, at BIN FIEL D and WOKINGHAM.
In the County of Berks. (with the Lind-tau redeemed.) con.
lifting of a very compael and truly defirable FREEHOLD
FARM, In the occupation of Jams Marlow. coupe/ism up-
wards of One Hund;ed Acres of-exceeding good' Meachsti
Arable, and Cathie.: Land, with a Brick Dwrilinkhooks
Barna, and all proper Out-buildings, and a valuable Right
Common : the major part of which h beaptifully fitaate in a
Ring Fence, facing the ii•ag and Hounds at Ballad, a pfrafing
eminence admirably adapted for the Villa or Cottage, being in
the vicinity of the King's Hunt, and poffelling in a very (PP:*
rior degree, the advantages of Fine Reads, and a inalt rcfpcdt,
able: nelghbOuth;ed.
• NINE INCLOSDRE3 of ezecliant Arable and Paßure Land,
rented by Thomas l,nne, called SMITHER's LAND, near
Dole's Green, in the PArtat of Wokingham, oomptifing about
Forty-four Acres,
To be viewed un application to the Tenants, Ten days pre.
vices to the Sale.—Particulars of which will be delivered is
due time at the Ncighhouratg Inas; at Mr. Hawks, Reading ;
and Mr. William Barons, No. ?0, Strand.
London, England, 1801-09-12

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER to.

Came in the I-141.1m, of t 4 guns, from a entire ;
the Sifters, of Bolton, Captain CHARTON, from
Charleßown, bound to Altona, laden with coffee
and (agar ; the Admiral Mitchell, of London,
Captain Duos, and the Enterprize, of Hull,
Captain VIRMII, both from Riga, with naval
[tore', fot the dock-yard ; and the Guftaff Adolph,
of and from Stockholm, Captain Dtwsir, with
iron and deals, for this port.—Sailed the But.
nava, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral CottamoWOOD,
for Portfinouth, to be docked ; the Datum, of
4o guns, Captain haus, for Spithead ; and the
NYMPH, of 38 guns, Captain Donotas, to join
the Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1801-09-12

SURREY IRON RAILWAY,

ANY Perfon or Pcrfons inclined to undertake
the Fencing of the Iron Railway, from Wandfworth to
Croydon and Caribakon, In the Coenty pf Surrey, with Oak
Polls and Rails, may fee a Specification of the Work to be dtin e,
by applying to Mr. Leidy, at Wandfwurth, to wham Propofal
[tided up, are to be delivered, on or before the 23cl day oh
September what. By Order of the Committee,
WM.'REDCOTT LU Clark.
Wandfworth, September ;cub, ao.x.

This dw wore pulallOted,
PRECEDENTS of WARRANTS. CONVIC-
TIONS, and other Proceeding befOre Joilices of the
Peace, chiefly original, and containing none that are to be met
with in Pl. BORN'S JUITICI, to which this Publication is
offered as a Supplement of Prdtkal Forma, interfperfed with
Notch loicrenees to Oaks, and Oisfervationo.
By guwARD WILLIAMS,
Of Lincoln's. Inn, Efq. liarrifter at Law, and Oonnfel of the
Mariksifei and Palace Court&
Prioted foe R. ?hasty, inner Temple lana.

ACRERMANN, SUARDY and Co. have with
4- 3- iranniste to acknowledge a farther Telticnonial of his
Royal filgluwfs the Palace of WA can Approbation of their
litiaterpreolCloth,'his Royal Michaels having been graciouily
pkafed to eonanuaqicate to than, that a Great Coat, rendered
Waterproof by their procefs, about fix months firma, preferred
bin+ pertkOly dry during a heavy Rain. to which his Royal
kEgharG was expefed a few days ago.
Waterproof Manufactory, Chelfea, Sept. atm

ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OE IRELAND.
'THE Writs for eleaing a Peer to fucceed to the
Vacancy made in the Reprefcntation of the Peerage of
Ireland, by the death of Lord Roffmore, win be ready to be
delivered at this Mice on Thurfklay the toth day of &mem-
ber 'attest, to the fevaral Lorda,who fat and voted in the h bare
of Lords in Ireland before the Unto*, or they will 1 e•firward.
ad by Pelt to every fuch Lord who (hall fend diredions In writ-
ing for that perpofe, and his Addrefs to this °nice...The Writs
for fuck Peers as retitle in Dublin will be left at their rtfp
Motes. THOMAS BOURCHIER,
Dep. er-ak ache Crown is loiaLd
Crown and Mover Office, DOM, Sept. 7, 1801.
London, England, 1801-09-12

The Gentlemen
linen. black (word

Urdrefs—Grey
The Court I
day the 17th ii

The Ladies to s
fans and tippets, at
Elver ftuffs, sad DI
The Gestlemell
white, or white as
full trimmed, cola
And nn Sul
Fo out of mow

hfund.ty ma
an earthquake
:itcinity of that
kat, but luckil
ficnnds. It is
!rier.il, as tho
Giefgow, a dil
Lonc moment.
Fife. The we
winds and rain,

On Friday ni
able whirlwind
Birmingham.
about two hue
Rev. Mr. Mari
line through th
kiinnel, in whic
r.ed it over a he
where it flood.
through the ya,
its force, but it
continued its cc
(wept a width c
the trees in its
luipofed, to the
London, England, 1801-09-12

TO THE. CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIF.S.
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

'THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
Ji• has gained by his burlap:la ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
and ether RJCH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED
BEEF, Human CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE
DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DELICA.
Cans for the T• 1111,1, SID;-110.111D, and Sroa a-assosej width
are more fully espreKed In his Catalogue, (He ammo TUX
iNVIIIIWAOf Taint) has Induced many Mena to give the
fame name to Areseusa entireg ediffeeent, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by one who go to the Itriocipal
Towns in England, Wand, and Scotland, to Melt Orders of
Tradeimeo and Inn-kecpers„ who in cnarequawit, are often
(erred with a Sensuous Soar, by allowing thud an extra pro-
fit, which is not only an lowa's:lan, but a great LEfappeintosent
to Families who purchafc than with a view of hiving good
Saves to their FISH, Re.

N. 8.--Nane are tie& 011101111, het what have there words
oo the label, " Buttoess and Son's ORIGINAL ASO Sur.-
RIOIL Essaice or ANCNOVIIII, No. 107, &ROC COP= of
Savoy Star, Leaden:*
London, England, 1801-09-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gaavitsisn, &vv. t r.—PaR by the Carolus,
—; and the Wilhelmina, —, for Hamburgh;
Vrow Maria, ---; Paris, ---; Mary, --- ;
and Emperor of Ruilla, —, from Peteriburgh ;
Lady St. John, SMITH ; Ann, Ars ix s ; and 'Cry
—, from Jamaica; Diana, Doss ; and
Hope, MARODYCHI, from Rotterdam; Spring,
—, from Dantsig ; Adventure, HARRIS, from
Virginia ; Good Truk —; Juno, —; and
Offer,—, from Riga.—Sailed the Nelly, Res:),
for Peterlburgh ; Elbe, LAIDALS, for Hamburgh;
Harmony, for Honduras; and Planter,
Coall w, for. Virginia.

ARRIVED.
At Newfoundland--The Dart, Rich, from New York.
At Cowes—Arid, Beard, from Baltimore.
At Falmouth—The Britifh King, Torre, from Chariellon ;
and Centaur, Pearce, from Malaga.
At Dartmouth—Efperansa, Yiegas, front Figuera.
At Poole—Frederick, Sloan, from North Carolina.
At Liverpool—Robeit,Darbythire; and Tom, Woodhoufe,
from Jamaica; Howard, Roach, from New York; and Eu-
ropa, , from Dantsick.
At Jamaica—Utrepid, Pettigrew, from Liverpool

The fleet which arrived in the Downs from Ja-
maica on Thurfdity, under convoy of his Malay's
'hip Maximums, of 3s guns, Captain Oott.v it,
confined of 24 fail, which left Port Royal on the
ad June. A dangerous fever prevailed on board
the MAG ICI ill NI, who has unhappily loft 37 of her
crew in five weeks. The Ms°. cs sr ms brings over
a very large furn of money on account of the
merchants. _ . . .

The BILLONA man of war has captured and car-
ried into Gibraltar a Spani(h cutter, from Cadiz
to Vera Cruz, laden with bale goods, wines, &c.
The Delight, M,Nizt, from New York to Am-
fierdam, is lent into Harwich by the Lysz Coop
of war.
The Dick, from 13. rillol, is arrived at the
Ifle de Los, after beating off a privateer.
Emmet of a Letter from an Officer on board
the Pom as one of the blockading fleet off Cadiz,
dated Auguß to.—" We have cruifed off here,
with three fail of the line and one frigate, ever
fine the isith ult. the enemy not having once
thought proper to meafure their firength with us.
Yefterday we were joined by four fail from Eng-
land, viz. the WARRIOR, INTElltr, Batton*, and
Admiral Sir 1•111FII SAUM•ILIZ is at
Gibraltar, with four more. We ezpeift him every
day. Two of our (hips are at this moment in chace
of a large (hip of the enemy: would to Hum it
may be a galleon, and that our (hips may be for-
,tunete enough to get up with it."
London, England, 1801-09-12

MEDWAY AND.ROTHER JUNCTION NAVIGATION.
A T a GENERAL MEETING, held at tht
.11.. &BUN Maidanne, on Friday, the gift day of July,
iSot. PR E SENT :
Sir WILLIAM °CARY, Bart. in the Cbalr
Right lion. Earl Romney, Mr. William Randall.
Edward Huffy, EN, Thomas °Rive, Efq.
Rev. Witham MOM j. B. Paw:fro:4 Efq.
Sir William Bifbop, Rem. IL C. T. Pattomfon,
John Lot:grey,. Efq. Richard Curtels, Efq.
John Tcmpett; Efq. , T. P. Lamb, Efq.
Wr. William Ward, Jerentigh Curter, Fig. (of
Edward Penfold, Erg. • Rye).
Mr. Sutherland's Report and Eftimate of the evolves of
making the Navigation, and or its revenue when made, having
been read.

It is sefolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the
Navigation istraZticable, with great peculiar advantage to the
Counties of Kent and Suites, and wittrgeneral utility to the
community at large.
Refolved, That the Report and Etiolate alluded to In the
former Refolutions.-be

It appearing, from tlic Report now delitrercd in to this
Meeting by Mr. Sutherland, that a futficient depth of weer
may be infured in that part of the River Botha through which
the Navigation is propcsfed to pars to the Tide-way in Rye Har-
bour, for the navigation of Barges of ~ Ton, (vie. (oar feet fix
incises), with a Rand of water of two feet and fix inches on
the preterit Cell of Scot's Float Sluice,
. . _ .

Ref°iced, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that a Rand
of sonar of that height will'sot he injurious to the drainage of
the low Lands in the different Levels.

Refolvol, That this Meeting be adjourned to the
Friday, in Lifter Week, 11.4,d= to be hoiden at the George
Inn, Cranhvook ; at which Martin Cubferiptionsco the un-
dertaking will be received. W'M. GEARY.

Refolied, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to, the
Chairman.
N. B.—The Report and Eftimate above mentioned, with
Phutt are preparing for the Pub, and will fpeedily he pub.
limed.
London, England, 1801-09-12

MILFORD, SEPTEMBER 8.

Yellerday failed the LONDON PAcsrr armed
fhip, Lieut. Psoem commander, for Plymouth :
the had on board 150 feamen who, for the moil
part, have taken the benefit of his Majefly's late
Proclamation pardoning deferters. The LONDON
PACKST alto took a fleet of coailers under her
convoy.
London, England, 1801-09-12

ACCOUNTS FROM EGYPT.

The EA-India Company have received letters
from Mr. BARKER, their Agent at Aleppo, dated
the isth July, containing the fubffance of private
advices received there from Cyprus, down to the
7th of the fame month.

" His Majefly's fhip DIADEM had arrived there
from the Coat of Egypt, and flated, that at the
time of their departure a firing of cannon was
heard in or near Alexandria; that about a dozen
of deferters who had fucceeded in quitting Alex-
andria in a boat, and repaired on board our fleet,
Rated the place to be in the greateft diflrefs for
want of proviflons.

" That about forty leagues to the wellward of
Alexandria, his Majeily's (hips off that place gave
chace to four French (hips of the line and one fri-
gate, which efcaped by the favour of the night,
and are fuppofed to be part of Admiral GAN-.
viivauraz's fquadron, which it is Paid had again
failed from Toulon, reinforced by eight (hips of
war, taken from the King of NAPLES.
" TIME it is fuppofed if Admiral GANTHEAUME
could not fuccecd in conveying fuccour to the
French in Egypt, that he would probably furprize
the lfland of Cyprus, in order to effeet a diverfion
of our forces in favour of the enemy on the Conti-
nent of Africa.

" That the French have lately made a fortie, in
which they were repulfed, with lofs on both fides.
This intelligence is confirmed by private advices
received at Aleppo, from the Camp of the GRAND
VIZIER.

" That his Majefty's frigate IPHICEWIA took
fire by accident, while cruifing before Alexandria,
and wAs dedroyed, but all the crew were happily
favcd."

Each are the accounts forwarded by the Agents
of the EaR• India Company refpeCting Egypt.--
The following articles will (hew what accounts
from the fame ginner have been received at Paris,
and onr Readers will form their own opinions.—
The Paris papers from which we make the ex-
traEts, arrived this morning, and come down to
the 9th infant inclufive :
The Moniteur gives extraCts of accounts from
Egypt down to the 14th of July, at which time
the French Rill held out at Alexandria, where
they arc Rated to be in fuch force as to defy any
attempts that may he made upon them. They
Rate the place to be alfo well Rocked with pro-
vifions.

By an Official Article in the Naval Journal of
Ffrat which contains a detaill of operations from the
Gth of March to the Gth of July, it do:s not ap-
pear that GANTH AUM E had fucceeded in fending
any troops into Alexandria, unlefs fuch as might
be in the Heliopolis, whofe arrival is no:iced. Not-
withfianding, however, they Rate their force there
at 9000 French, which is a conlislerablc number
when we confider the time they have been in
Egypt, and the numhers loft in Ow various ;unions
and fkirmillies City have had, and thok which
have furrendered.

ti
xtcen gun IN ats from Dieppe have fuccecded in
joining thole at C.dais. It was this movcmcnt,
piobaLly, which occaf.oncd part of Lord NE soh's
Heel to quit th. Downs, a few days ago. The
thcmfelves not a little on their petty
into Butilogne in detail, in ipite
of Llic s ibilanct of c.ur (wizen, and exultingly
London, England, 1801-09-12

DEAL, SEPTEMBER Er.

Sailed the MAGICIiNNII fiigite, and VICTOR
fire-fhip, to Sheernefs ; LOCUST and JACK ALL gun-
nails, for the coati of France.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER

Two P. M.—A Packet has now appeared in the
Offing, but whether the has the Mails or not we
cannot learn. Arrived a large Danith Indiaman,
richly laden, taken by one of the North Sea fleet
going into Amilerdam. The two Packets, men-
tioned in my lail, with Mails, &c. hill remain
wind bound.—Wind .. N. E.

TORBAY,

Sailed this morning the Tat V MPH, Sot Rey, Hr-
DILA, HINDE, PRIVOYAMT, PARDON, and Ns TTL EY,
chips of war, with the fleets for the Mediterranean,
Gibraltar, Ac.

DARTMOUTH, SEP

The Flower, Captain ivrani.y, from Boflon,
bound to Amfferdam, is detained and fent into
this port by the SWAN cutter. At three o'clock
this afternoon, the fleet from Torbay for the Me-
diterranean paffed by with a favourable wind, to
the weftward.
London, England, 1801-10-01

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-.-Wind W.N. W.
•11111.1111 D DVS
• Hamburgh, Sept. 25, 0
el Dublin,
s ▪
Donnaghadee, Sept. y 6,
s Liam, Sept. RS, 0

This morning a Mail was received in Town from
Lithon, brought from thence in the SWIFT cutter
which failed a fhort time ago with difpatches from
this Country for Lifbon ; the lateft letters are dated
September 18.

YARISOUTK, SEPT. 3o.—Arrived the PRINCISS
of ORANGE Packet, Capt. BRIDGE. from Cuxha-
ven: fhe landed her Mails and MelTengers at Hap-
piibnrgh, and this morning the paffengers were
landed. Arrived the ST. ALEAN's, of 64 guns,
from a cruize off Gorce ; alfo the ArtIADNE (loop;
and the ANN and LADY (hips of war.—Sailed the
ACM4IIEIIOII man Of War the FATORITE Hoop ;
and Hlzsan cotter ; alfo for Dover the Noss tx
Rigger and Cot: a:Es. cutter.
FALMOUTH, Stet-. 28.—Arrived the American
!kip Paulimi, Captain BoaaADAILE, from Rotter-
dam for Alexandria, having onboard as paffengers,
Mr. MuRRAT, the late American Envoy to France
and Holland : the put in herd by contrary winds.
—Arrived alto the American (hip Nellor, Captain
WAITE, from Barcelona, with brandy and wine
for orders, after a.paffage of 42 clays.—Sailed
the American fbip Mary, Captain Horri, for
Rotterdam. The HARLEgyiw packet, Capt.GRAY,
with the Mail for Liaon ; and the CHESTERFIELD
packet, Captain &ton, for America, are both de.
timed by contrary winds.—The PENELOPE packet
Is hourly expelled, with Mails from Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—Lalt night arrived
the ARITHOSA, of 38 guns,Capt. WOOLIY, from
Madeira. The Vsms aAa Ls, Capt. HooD, and the
Runts, Capt. CUNNINGS, were this day relieved
from quarantine.—Arrived the ST. ANTONIO,
MAO of war, lately taken by Sir J. SAIIMAREZ'S
fquadron.--Saileal the FLINT cutter, with a con.
troy for the Downs.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 28.--C21:42111 GLyw, late of
the Scourtos, of 18 guns, arrived yellerday, to
take the command of the AMETHYST, of 38 guns,
vice Captain Coosa, abfent on leave. The AME-
THYST failed on Thurfday, and put back on Fri-
day, by order. She was paid on Saturday la,
and failed again this morning.
This day. at eight A. M. an exprefs arrived
from the Admiralty to the Port Office' which was
immediately forwarded to Admiral Sir T. PASLEY.
Its contents have not tranfpired.
Orders came down this day from Lieut. Gene-
r4l Stmcoa, Commander in Chief of the Weflern
Diatia, to the Officers of the gun-wharf, to get
ready immediately two millions of mufquet-ball
, cartridges for aeual fervice.

Lail night it blew a hard gale of wind at S. E.
dire& into CawfAnd Bay, with a heavy fea. The
nten of war rolled much in the bay, but rode it out
fafely.

Letters received thia day from the Davi amine 2,
of• 24 guns, dated 26th July, off Alexandria, Gate
Out the had fallen in with 2nd captured a French
corvette, of so guns and 6o men, with to,oool. in
fpecie, to pay the French army in Alexandria, and
a valuable cargo. This blow will be feverely felt
by MLNou's army.
London, England, 1801-10-01

'OBER i., Iteol

KENT:
WANTED t 6 Purchnfe in the County of Kent
(the nearer Eneheiter the better) a Freehold Eftate of
the value of scol. or boot, per annum. A Letter, containing
a Deteription dr the Eftate, and the Pin-chafe Money expected,
866n:fed to Meffrs. Gregg and Coined, Skinner's-Hall, Lon-
de., will be attended td.

A CAPITAL mAttsfbk HOUSE, A$D SeNORY VA•
LUABLE ESTATES, !NAND NEAR. THE. TOWN OF
SHREWSBURY,—TO BE SOLD ICY AUCTION,
'ln (=dry Lots, on Monday, Tuefday, and Wednefday, the
tath, 13th, and Lath days of Odtober, dot, at the Lion
Inn, Shrewlbury, at three in the afternoon; confilting of
ALL that moil derivable MANSION, called
the ABBEY, with the Gardeas,Hot-houfes, Fifh-pondo,
and Matinee Grounds thereunto belonging, delightfully Ikuated
In the vicinity of the Paid Town of Shrewlbury :
All that Manage and Water Corn Mill, called the ABBEY
MILL: A very valuable Farm, called MONKMOOR ;
Several Pieces or Parcels of excellent Meadow and Pafture
Land, in and near the Abbey-Forepte and Colcham :
Sundry Merman), Gardens and Lands, in Murivance and
St. Außin's Friars:
Alfo, Two feveral Farms, fituate in Netley and WrentnaTl,
In the Parifhes of Stapleton and Church Pulverbatch, in the
County of Salop :
The Pretinfes in the Abbey-Foregeteopui Cobham, will be
Mown by Mr.Scoltoe-k, Glazier, Abbap•Foregate; chafe In St.
Aultin's Friars, by Mr. William Hill, Gardener; and the re-
mainder by the repcdtive Tenants.
Printed particulars may be bad at the place of GM; of Melt-
and Gratin, Efq. Chapel Stair-Cafe, Lincoln's Inn, Landon;
of the Printer of this Paper; of Mars. Sandford and Mad•
docks, Stationers; and Mars. Lloyd and ARerley, Anomie',
Siircwfbury.
London, England, 1801-10-01

Taunsh" ce

EGYPTIAN ARMY SUBOCRIPTION•

rrHE following SUMS have been teoeiwed
-a- wards the Fund now ratting for thy -Reid of
DOWS, WIVES, and FAMILIES of the Britifik Land acid
Sea Forces who havefufferedin Egypt, vii. 4. r.
His Royal Highntfs the Prince of Wales . gas 0
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York r zes 0- 0
The Corporation of the Choy of London 'sem 0 0
The Honourable Taft Ind'aCvsnP•DY tow 0
The Governors and Dire-dors of thellank of England sag o 0
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, a moiety of the
Flom impaled upon-fevtral Wars for delivering
falfe Returns at the Mandoss- Houfe - 57 19
One Day's Pay of the Officers and Privates of the
3d (or King's own) Dragoons - 78 ra
The St. j'amea's Loyal Volunteers 50 0
And other Subfuiptions already advertifed to the
agsh ult. amounting to - '493 zo
bahreilptionS received in Edinburgh •
Received Soce :
The Officers and Private, of the 57th EWA, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour, ta the Secretary at
Wit - - - So 0
The Toth Regiment of Light Dragoons - So 3
The zR Battalion of the sad Foos* by Lieutintant-
• Colonel Yyfe - 52. 8
The Right Hon. Admiral Lord Keith, K. B.
Rear Admiral Sir Richard Biekertoo, Bart.
Rear Admiral Sir John Borlafe Warren, Bart.
'Tim Hon. Henry Blackwood, Captain of his Ma-
jetty's ihip Penelope - - -
Charles Ogle, Captain of his Majefty's Stip
Greyhound
John Broughton, Captain of his Majefty's Oily
Florentine - -
lobo Dick, Captain of his Majcfty's Otip Cyn-
thia
Jam Richards, Captain of his Majefty's Ship
Vidurieufe
Charles Inglis, Captain of his Majefty's Osip Pet-
And the Crews of their refpedive {hips, being
thegrofs produce of the Madona dc Santa Car-
melo, captured by the above veffels -
Sabferiptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee-
beak, and at the following Bankers, viz.
Herrin, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-tercet.
Hanatueriley, Pall-Mall.
Drummond, (;baring-trot.
Couu's, Strand.
Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand.
Fleet-Itrett ; Hoare Fleet-Ran.
Smith, Payne, and Smith, Hoare,
Ma
Robarts and Curtis, Lombard-ftrect.
Bofanquet, Beachcreft, and Reeves, Lombat
Martin, Stone, and Foote, Lombard-Itreet.
Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; and
Meffrs. Latoncbc and Co. Dublin.

9070 t 9 5
London, England, 1801-10-01

NEW SORT OF WHEAT.

ANEW SPECIES of RED WHEAT is of-
fered to the curious, which has the following molt valu-
able Properties: a. It &avers as well if town in the Spring u
in the Autumn. a. It ripens near a Month fooner than Eng-
, lini Wheat. 3. It gives a much larger increafe, Pon one fourth
more on an acre than any Englilb Wheat ; and if managed
according to the printed LitruSiona inelafed with it, it is won-
desPolly San is tends and thin, its flour very
' white and fine, and its cane peculiarly Pored.
Bari of this feed, Gum which to ballots nay be errand
ratatilk. are hid far son 6tl. *CROCK:ER*Ii dUtnues-
, treat, with printed Particulars incloied of s New
Method of cultivating Corn, by which an htunenfe cupeace Is
Paved, and yet the returns are 3o per cent. more than by the
common methods. No Credit. Pay Pottage.

LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.
This day was pablUlted„
In (Mayo, price 3s. fewed, the Stab Edition, et
THE LAWS refpeaing LANDLORDS, "TE-
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Manner. With DireCtions concerning Leafes, Aavinients,
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dcc. Demand and Payment of Rent, Dined's, and Ejeet-
ment. Alfa Treadles of Eftates for Life, for Years, and Copy-
!mid hfbates. With an Appendix of Leaks, Affignments, Sur-
renders, Covenants, Notices to quit, Receipts for Rent, and
Precedents in Diftrxfs. To which are added, Cautions and
DI reetions relative to the hiring and lotting of Houfea and
Apartments.
By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Efq. of New Inn.
The Laws relpeding Wills, Tefturients, Codicils, and Exe-
cutors and A dminiftrators. To this Edition is added an Ab-
Read of the late Legacy Ad by J. B. Bird, Efq. the Third Edi-
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Apprentices, Journeymen, and Manufacturers. The Third
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Overfeers of the Poor, Conßables, Watchmen, Parifit Clerk,
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London, England, 1801-01-27

FROM THE*PARIS 'PAPERS.

COVISTARTIMOPLI, DSC. to.—The Days 01
Algiers and Tunis having not only refufed to fur-
nifb the Porte with any affiance againft France,
but having even very lately made peace with that
Republic, the GAAND Ssiomiot has attired the
Ambaffador from•the Div of Algiers to be ar-
relied, as well as an officer from the Day of Tunis,
who had arrived about ten days ago on a fpeciAl
million. Two officers have been difpatched to
Tunis and Algiers withfsrmaru from the GRAND
Ssicsios, commanding the Deys to declare war
immediately againft France ; and if the anfvrers
brought back by the officers (hall not be fatisfac-
tory, the Envoys from Tunis and Algiers will be
treated with the utmoft rigour.

Bsitsaw, JAN. 6.—The Chief of Brigade Bona-
rears has been for ten days part in this capital,-
-The day before yefterday he was prefented at
Court. The Kum has publicly exprellid his in-
dignation againft thofe who attempted to Raffi-
nate the FIIIT Consul.. The indignation excited
by this event is general.

,

PARLIAMENTARY PROCERDiNGs.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JANDAItY 2.6

This day the Loeb One icsttoe attended fool
after one o'clock. About half an hour after on.,
prayers were read, after which the Clerks pr,:-
seeded to adminifter the oftuel oaths, to fuch Peer,
as prefented themfelves to be fworn, the numb::
of whom were confiderable 9 • among aide were b.,
Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND, the
Dukes of NORFOLI and Q2EEN MURRY ; the Lads
Of DERBY, SUFFOLK, WINCHEL:EA, BESDOROI:ON,
OXFORD, TALBOT, STAIR, and ASHBURNNAN
Lords Ca.ssvooßUßY, CAIEELFORDe WI L LOUCNII,
de BROKE, BRADFORD, GRENVILLE ; the Bifhop of
CHIC HESTER, and the Irifh Reprefentative Prelate,
the Bifhops of KILDARE ADdMEArm(wly ct e
(Dolor
aced
ponterearrsywteorce
introduced.peetation, none of the ne
At four the Houfe adjourned till two o'clock
to-morrow, in order to (wear in fuch Peers as have
not already taken their feats, as their Lordltiiph
fiwiniliihntliote
fiiitttionngsWupel:aneçfdoa,
tythi be
et
Houle,
nele,preceivriaoruy
to
the coming of the Kis° on Thutfday, and on
which day there will be no time after his Majeily
retires to fwcar in Peers.
London, England, 1801-01-27

JANUARY 21.

The Military Commit^lion has condemned to
death Mete, Humbert, and Chapelle, found guilty
of a confpiracy, whole objed was the fubverfion of
the Government. The fentenee was executed
this morning, at day.break. The Commiffion
opened its fittings ye fterday morning, at fix o'clock,
and rote three quarters of an hour part eleven at
night.
The Rouen diligence was attacked by eight
highwaymen on the 25th, at a place called la Ferm
des Non Veau Monde. They were nsiflaken by
the efcort till they had come dole up to the car-
riage, and demanded the money belonging to the
Republic which was in it : a fierce engagement
enfued, and the ferjeant of the efcort and two fol-
diers were killed. The two who remained feated
on the top of the coach, however, continued to
fire with great fpirit, and the highwaymen having
no idea of the advantage they had gained, pre.
cipitately took to flight. The paffengers efcaped
unhurt.

The Hamburgh Gazette affirms that the CHIEF
COitsuL has Cent General Moitzato a fuperbTurkith
fibre, with the following infcription To General
MOS:A V, the Conqueror of Peace. Vidor of Marengo,
you are too great not to feel the merits of the
visor of Hohenlinden, and poßerity will place
you both among the greateft warriors that ever
appeared!"
'ralot, Deftrim, Felix Lepelletier, and Charles
de Helre, placed under fpecial fnperintendance,
beyond the limits of the European territories of the
Republic, by a decree of the Confuls on the 4th
of this month, were removed on the t3th, from
the place of confinement In the Temple, where they
were detained, and given over in charge to the
Gendarmerie, to be concluded from brigade to
brigade before the Prefed of the Lower Charente,
to Xaintes' to whom it has been given in charge
to confine them In the Ifles of Rhe or d'Oleron,
till the place of their final deßination than be fixed.
All the ',Callan prifoners of was will receive
from the French Government, previous to their
departure to their own country, a complete fuit of
clothes, and every thing neceffary for a long jour-
ney. The CHIEF CONSUL has ordered. that a pre-
fent of a fufee of French manufadure should be
given to each non-commiffioned officer end foldier:
there relents will be delivered to them at the time
o( their departure.
A letter from Madrid contains a long account
of the reception of LOCUM BONAPARTE at the
Spanifh Court. There appears to exift a ftrong
inclination in his Molt C/IEIEII4II MAJESTY to pre-
ferve the habits of amity with the Confular Chief;
and for this purpofe his brother, in his chaiader
of Ambaffador, is treated with every degree of
diftindioa at all confiftent with the ancient and
unalienable etiquette of Monarchy ! Several fa-
miliar converfations have taken place between his
Majelly and the Ambafador, and in all of them
the former has (hewn him fuck marks of good will
and confidence, as leave little room to doubt that,
the obje!L of his journey, whatever it is, will be
fully accomplifhed.
London, England, 1801-01-27

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS nos DAY.—WIND S. W.
ARtIVED.
O Hamburgb.
• Dublin, Jan- 22,
• Waterford, Jan. 22,
O Dounagbadee,
'•
Gormley,
t • Jerky,

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 16.

DUI.
I
I
O
O

Sailed the PRINCE OF WALES packet, Captain
DEANr, for Cuxhaven, with the mails for Ham-
burgh, of the sad inftant : alfo failed the EARL OF
LFICESTE R, THONrsom, without mails, having on
board Mr. EAST, a King's Mellinger; General
BENTINCE and faire. One snail (kill remains due.
Arrived the PHOENIX lugger, from a cruise.
London, England, 1801-01-27

JANUARY 30.

Public opinion every day becomes more clear
refpefling the inaigators of that plot which threat-
ened the life of the CNttr CON s tn. The clouds
which a horrible perfidy fcattered in the midft of
that agitation, infeparably connedted with an
event 15 dreadful, diftpate as the fhadow before
the beams of the morning, and fo as the fun dart-
ing its rays into places the molt obi-cure, will dif-
cover in his den the growling monfter who direaed
the molt cowardly of crimes.
London, England, 1801-01-27

BREWERY.

A-
N Apprentice is wanted by a Brewer in the
A Country, who will have the Advantage of being in-
Itrudied In the procef, of Brewing Purtcr, Pale Ala, he.
agreeably to the molt approved *lel/Meal principles, in-
cluding the pradlical ufe of the gaccliArtenstst, &c.
Letters, free of expenee, addreffal to Mars. Bolin, Reeve,
and Co. No. 6s, Mark-lane, Lcndon, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1801-01-27

PROVIDENCE (RHODE. ISLAND), DEC. s 7.

The iffue of cle&ion of Prefident and Viee-Pre-
fident of the United States, ili far as it depended
upon the individual dates, is at length known.—
Previous to the vote of South Caropmi, which de-
cided the illation, the four candidates for thofe
high and important offices had each 6y vote,. 'The
friends of Mr. js rsaason and Colonel Btf at, from
mere accident, had obtained a 'majority in the le-
gillatute of that flaw, and, of courfe, appointed
*Elms who bellowed their fuffrages on thofe
Gentlemen.—The number of votes will, there-
fore, on the final count Rand dun--
Ad. Lk P. Jed Lk But.
New Hampaire • • 6 6 o o
Matfachuletta - - 86 36 0 0
Connetticut - - 9 9 0 0
Rhode Iffand (8 kit) • 4 a o 0
New York - • 0 o la 15
New Jerky • • y 7 o o
Delaware - • - 1 I 0 0
Penryhrania - • 7 7 S 8
Maryland • • 3 5 ' 5 5
Virginia - •• a o so 21
Vermont - - 4 4 0 0
North Carolina - • 4 4 8 8
Soma Carolina • - • 0 9 8
Georgia - - - • 0 4 4
Kentucky - - 0 0 4 4
Them • - o o 3 3 1

65 63 7J 73
Such then being the fall, on which of the two
candidates having the greateft number of votes
will the Houfe of Rerrefentatives, who are con-
ftitutionally empowered to decide in the event of
an equal vote, confer their Cotillion ?

WEST INDIES.

ST. JACO DE LA VEGA, NOV. 8.

During Saturday night and Sunday laft, a very
revere gale of wind blew from the N. W. with lit-
tle or no intermiffion for upwards of 24 hours,
which has done confiderable damage to the canes,
corn, and plantains, on the properties extending
from this town towards Kingfton, and Old Har-
bour. The rain having continued almoll inceffantly
for force time before and during the continuance
of the florin, the Rio Cobre fuelled to fo immenfe
a height as to be within a few feet of the top of the
bridge leading to Kingfton, and has confiderably
damaged that leading to St. Thomas in the Vale,
rendering the road impaffable to horfes and car-
riages. About three o'clock on Sunday afternoon
it blew with the greateft ftrength in this town, and
created much alarm from its fuddenly fhifting a
few points to the weftward, where it happily re-
mained Ready, until it fubfided, and became per-
feetly calm towards evening. In the mountains in
this vicinity, the woods in many parts had the ap-
pearance of being underwooded I very !arse trees
were thrown down, the wkole of the plantain walks
deftroyed, and many coffee trees torn up by the roots.
London, England, 1801-01-27

tosrou, mason $4.

The Honourable °strait Eit.avohrU bas ar-
rived in England froth France, and has been pre-
fented to the Kixo, by the American Minifler :
he was alto rrefent at the prefentatinn of the (word
to Lord NI tsos by the city of London.
The Philadelphia Gazette ilatts, that flocks haye
already fallen five and a half per cent. in conk-
quence of the eleaion of Mr. iLFIPERSOX.
.
London, England, 1801-09-24

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. S. George Brown, of Old CAveudifh-Breet, Alidd
taylor, at ten, at GulldhalL
Nov. 7. John ,Walloce and William Hawn, of Hanarell, Mid-
dlefes , at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 14. Robert Collin, the younger, of (7,een.ilreet, I.ln-
eolres-Ingollelda, carpenter and builder, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, Loodoa.

Nov. ;7. Joke Royce, of Sudbury. Suffolk, linen-draper. at
twelve, at Gandkall, Lyndon.
Nov. s. Frederick %Vinous, of Brewer-ftreet, Golden-fquare,
cheefensonger, at ten, at Guildhall.

BIRTHS.

On Tlsuratay laR, in Bedford-row, the Lady of Thos. Bain-
bridge, Efq. of a fon.
Same day, the Lady of Rollings Hartman, Efq. of Portman-
Iquare„ of a daughter.
On Monday kit, the Lady of Dr. Maequeen, of Parliament-
ftreet, of a daughter.
Wednefday fenaigkt, at Waltitamitow, the Lady of Robert
Wigram, Efq. of a fon.
On Fatty laft, at her father's houfe, Tottenham, Moldiefex,
of a daughter, Mrs. O'Donsighue, wife of D. M. O'Donoghue,
Efq. of the atd Regiment Light Dragoons, now in Egypt.
On Saturday morning, the wife of Robert Albion Cox, Erg.
of a fon.
Same day, Mrs. Charles Murray, of Gresllle-ftreet, of a
daughter.
London, England, 1801-09-24

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