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London, England, 1801-09-10

THURSDAT--, SEPTEMBER io, iso-1

By the Rev. W. PARR GRESOWELL, Curate of Denton in
Lancathirc. Svo. sb. in Boards.

IX,
CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY : exhibiting alphabetically
the Proper Names, with a Ihort Account of the fevoral Deities,
Heroes, and oilier Perfons, num:lolled in the ancient Claffie
Authors ; and a more particular Defcription of the molt diltin-
guithed Charadters among tae Romans; the whop being inter-
iperfed with occaßonal Explanations of Words and Phrafe;.—
Deßgned &icily to contribute to the Illultration of the Latin
Clatfics. By ALEXANDER ADAM, LL.D. Reetor of the
High School, Edinburgh. Bvo. 6s. in Boards.

ORIENTAL. DIALOGUES : containing the Conyerfations
of Eugenius and Alciphron on the Spirit and Beauties of the Sa
ered Poetry nfthe Hebrews. Seleeterl from the German Dia-
logues and Di/reflation' of celebrated Herder. Handfome-
fomay printed in t Vol. BY°. Price 73. in Boards.

Volume the Second, of POEMS, by the Rev.W.LBOWLES.
Including Battle Of the Nile, Coombe Ellen, St. Michael's
Mount, with a Monody on the Death of Dr. Winton, and other
Pieces, never before publifbed. Elegantly printed, (uniformly
with the Firft Volume,) and adorned with Engravings, Price
6s. in Boards.

T`O BE SOLD, the property of a Gentleman,
who has no further o:calion f ti n, a Handfome Bay
Gelding, fourteen hands one inrh high, bone and fuhftance,
carry any a.e.l Gentleman of thole, having carried a Gen-
tleman of that weight ; uncommonly Ready and quirt in tame& .
being In perfectly tempera:, that any timid perfon may rid:
him.—Pleafe to apply at Pepeles Stables, Adam's Mews,
Upper terkeley•ttlect, Purtman-filuAre.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION-BY Mr. WELLER,

On the Premifes, on 'Euefday t6th m it. precifely at t 2 o'clock
rHE truly eleg.tnt VILLA, with likable at-
-1- tached and detacheil Offices, tie property and late the
reGdence of William Hayley, Efq. at Eartham ; together with
a 6 Acres of Pafture and Pleafure Grnin,le.—Nature and Art
are happily combined in the formation of this delightful fpot,
which in point of piaurefque fernery, bold and varied feature
of eztenftve and beautiful views.;: not to be furpaffed in this
kingdom; the air falubrious, on'a dry gravel foil, the fociety of
the neighbourhood of the first dale, and, fur field (ports, rarely
to be equalled. Further particulars may be bad at the adjacent
Market Towns ; at the Chapter Coffee Houk, London ; and
of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office,Cbichefter.
London, England, 1801-09-10

School:jaw(lod.

WANTED, in a very refpeelable LADIES'
BOARDING SCHOOL, in Town, an Englith Lady,
of abilities and judgment, as one of the fuperior Englab
Teachers. Alfo, 'French Lady, of genteel manners, who has
a peva grammatical knowledge of her language, to Warn&
the young Ladies hi French. To Ferrous of real ability, gel-
teel alnico will be given. Addrefs letters to M. N. at S.
sad Co.'s. Bookfellers, No. a pa, Strand.

IXTANTED for a term of Years, a genteel de-
-1 Y cached Family Haute, within to miles of London, con-
tabing a good Dining-room, and Drawing-room, eight or nine
st.d_ciunshors, with convenient Offices, and, Ki :Chen Garden.
A few Acm of Land would be deferable.
Addrets letters (poft pild) to W. W. at Mr. Edwards's, Law
Stationer, Inner Temple.
N. R. The dimenGons of the Dining-room and Drawing-
Wm are requefted to be mentioned.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A cAtrrum TO FAMILIES.
BURGE.S.S. ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

HE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
T
has gained by his surzatoa ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED
BEEF. HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE
DISHES, WILDFOWL, and GAME, with many DELICA•
LISS fur the TABLE, SIDE-BOARD, and Sroat-ROOM ; which
are :mire fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha REIRO Tim
iNVEKTOR or Tutu) has induce,' many ,perfons to give the
fame name to ARTICLES Entirely different, which are voided
at many Shops in London, by Perfons who go to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of
Tradeinten and hut-keepers, who in confopicnce, are often
!loner' with a SPURIOUS Soto., by allowing them an extra pro-
Et, which is not only an Impolition, but a great Difippointnient
to Fanatics who purchafe them with a view of having good
Ss vet to IBA* MOH, &c.•
N.B.—None arc their GxxuiNt, but what have thefe words
en ;the Label, BURGESS and SO ORIGINAL AND %UPC-
aloa Esse/sex or Ancuovirs, No. ton Strand, Corner of
v o y Steps, Loudon."
London, England, 1801-09-10

CARLSCRONA, AUGUST as.

A few days ago orders were received from his
Majefty, in confequence of which the fleet was re-
moved to the inner road, and the (hips are unrig-
ging, fo that all armaments may be confidered as
having ceafcd. By means of our late armaments,
however, our works of defence have gained fo
much flrength, and have obtained fuch a degree
of perfeetion, as will in future ages proted the
principal Ilation of the Swedifh fleet againft the
molt violent attack by any enemy.—Vice-Admiral
CIONSTEDT has refigned the chief command, with
his Majetty's content, and has fet out for Stock,
holm this morning. Counter Admiral Pugs has
taken the chief ccmmand, till further orders.
London, England, 1801-09-10

XX.

OUTLINES on a COURSE of LECTURES on CHE•
MISTRY, delivered at the Royal Inßitution of Great Britain,
tBOl. By T. GARNETT, M. D. Bvo. sa. in Boards.

XXI.

ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, NATURAL HISTORY,
CHLMISTRY, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and
the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS; •for the Year acia.
By T. GARNETT, M.D. F. L. S. Profeffor of Natural Phi-
lefophy and Cherniltry in thc,Royal Inltltution, &c. and other
Genekmen. 9vn. los.pd. in Boards.

44 1. he Annals of PhiltAphy will be offered to the World
once a Year, likc the Annual RegliLrs, and will exhibit at one
View the various Improvements and Difeoverie. in thc feveral
Departments of Science, Literature, and the Art.. References
to thc original Sources will in all Cafe. be annexed, wi,ich will
enable the Reader to purfue hi. nit Arches, on any Subjett, to
the Fountain-bud. He will have a fummary view of what-
ever is important In the different Departments, and a clue to
follow what may be interefting to him.

PLYMOUTH,
FOR SALE-BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Brokers' Wuchoufe, near the Cu Rom-Houk, Plymouth,
on Wednefday the 16th day of September next,' at to o'clock

in the Forenoon,
THEHANDSOME SPANISH BRIG,
ST. PIDII.O DLL A LCA NTRA.

(Lately the hired armed-brig bit Le.)
DIMENSION{: Feet. Inches.
Extreme Length - . too 6
Breadth - - - - 25 2
Depth in Hold - - - so, 2
Height between Decks - - 4 gi
Draft of Water - - - to 7
Burthen in Tons 272 12-94.
__.
..
. . _

Pierced for 12 guns, Square Sterned, has a neat Figure Head,
Copper bottomed, well bunt, and handfomely finned, ap-
pears to be nearly new, and from her conftruetion there can-
not be a doubt of her qualifications for fait failing, is admira-
bly well adapted for a Packet, would anfwer for the Guinea,
Welt India, or any other Trade where difpateh is requilite,
now lying in Hamoazr, and there to he dci:.
Immediately after will be fold at the fame place,
A Handfome Spanilh Schooner (name unknown.)

Length nn Deck so feet o inch.
Breadth Below - - 17 fcct 6 inch.
Depth in Hold - - R Ica 6 inch.
.I.4lincafurcs about 74 Tons.

Square Sterned, nearly new, is a firm thong WIN, well cal-
cul-dcd for the Fruit •Fru t, ; her Mull and Stores bring in good
order. She may he fent to lea at a trifling est:knee, now ly-
ing in Sutton Pool, and there to be b. livered.
The abort Veficls were captured by bin blajcfty's (kip Com-
STANCE, ZACHARIAS MULIOR, Ely. Commander, in fight of
the STORK (loop of war.
Inventories and further particulars may be obtained, by sr
plying to Richard Rofdcw,and 'Award Lyne,Efyr..tir. ►gents,
or to Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-09-10

XXII.

SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY, intended to terve
as Summ ay of the Le lures delivered on that Science in the
Public Schools at Paris. By A. F. FOORCROY, Member of
the National loititute of France, Counfal!or of State, Pro'ctlbr
of Cl:entitle/ at the Murcum of Natural Hillory, at the Poly-
tixtu:ie school, and the School of Medicine. Tranflated from
the ori;ina French, by WILLIAM NICHOVON. In Royal
Folio. Price IL ts. In Boards.

Mr. Mello:foil's Tranflation of the new and improved
Edition of M. rourcroy'aSyitem of Chemical Knowledge. and
its Application to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, is in the
Ppfs, and will be puhlifhed loon.
.....

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Broker,' Warehoufe, near the Cußom•Houfe, Ply-
mouth, on Wednefday the 16th Day of September init. at
Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
handforne ftft-failng Sctrooncr Letter of
Marque I:UMW.VB.
DAUZNaIIaIIS. Ft. In.
Length on Deck - • . 75 9'
Breadth above Wales • . - - ao 3/
Depth In the Hold - - 9 6
Adzacifures I a t 7-94 Tam.

Square-fterned, nearly new, copper-bottomed, has a deep
wain, would make an excellent Privateer, or is well calculated
for the fruit, or any other trod, where difpatch is requifite;
well found In Storrs, and may be fent to fee at a trifling ex-
pence. coloured on her voyage front Guadeloupe to Bourdeaux,
by his Majcity's 'f'N.tMas, WILLIAM Lucia, Erg. Com-
mander, in fight of the 11/11WORTALITC, HiNlr HUTNAM,
Efq. Commander, now lying in Catwater, and there to be
delivered.

The above Vac! and Stores may be viewed, and Invento-
ries bad, on application to Edward I.yne, Efq. one of Ma
Agents, or at the Office of Peter Symons, Sworn Broker,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-09-10

TRASCLPORT, AUGUST al.

rt is inaintained here as certain, that the indem-
nification butinefs will be fettled by the Diet much
fooner than had at firft been expeded, and that the
two principal German Powers are perfectly agreed
on that fubjeft. It will now loon appear whether
the German oonftitution will undergo a very ma-
terial change, as generally reported, by the fe-
queftration of the Ecclefiaftical Eleftorates of Co-
logne and Treves, and other great Bifhoprics, and
Free Imperial Cities. The Prefed of Mentz has
informed all journalilts, by order of the Minifler
of Police, at Paris, that in future, they will not
be allowed to infert in their publications any thing
relating to religion, the minifiers of religon, and
the different manners of religious worthip, on pain
of having their journals fuppreffed.
AUGUST 29.—Yefterday Prince KAUNITZ,com-
ing from Vienna, pallid through this city. It is
faid that he is going to his eftates in the county of
Rittberg, but as be is proceeding thither juft at
the time when the eledion of a new Eleftor is to
take place in that neighbourhood, Tome will main-
tain that he is going there with full powers as Im-
perial Commiffary at the Eledion. It is reported,
that the polfenions of the Teutonic Order,in Fran-
conia, are to be thrown into the general mars of
indemnifications, and that the'Order is to receive
the Brifgaw inflead of it.—Count PHILIP Como--
TEL, the Imperial Ambaffador to the French Re-
public, pallid through Auglburg, on the 26th intl.
on his way for Paris.—lt is faid that a fociety of
rich inhabitants of Mentz, has offered to buy lands
to the amount of to millions, and to pay ready
money for them, on condition that the fortifica-
tions be demolifhed, and the exportation of corn to
the right banks of the Rhine entirely prohibited.
The great commercial houfes of that city are alto
Paid to have promifed to the FIRST CONSUL to pay
four millions of livres in three years, in cafe the
fortifications are razed, and the barriers removed
to the outer gates.
London, England, 1801-06-08

Mee Kinn in Council has appointed Sr Wit,
roanLaw.os, of Brayton Hall, Baronet, to be
Sheriff of the county of Cumberland.
(This Gazette new& contains an Order in Council, de-
eiu-tog open the trade to St. Enlist,* and St. Martin's, idled
to the fame duties, conditions, &c. as the other Britifh Colonies
in the Weft Indies. As alfo, an order for continuing. for fix
months, the prohibition on the exportation of gunpowder, Ste.
and ainum vita.)

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-06-08

Nitunc.iL INT,ELLIOENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Nl'ind W. S. W.
• • AItMITI/ OVE
• o Hamborgb,
3 Dublin,
I Waterford,
Lilbon, 0

YARMOUTH, JUNE T.
Saturday P. M. arrived the AloLos frigate: fhe
is expefted to fail the firft fair wind. Admiral POLE
relieves Lord NELSOY in the Baltic. Arrived the
NARCISSUS brig. Sailed on a cruife the Not Nut
lugger, and l'EsttsoLs brig.
London, England, 1801-06-30

GREENOCK, JUNE 14.

• The Brilliant, Capt. I-smelt, from 13arbadoec,
arrived this morning in 3o days, fix of which the
has been baffled in the North Channel ; brings the
pleating intelligence of the fafe arrival there of the
fleet which failed from Cork for the Weft Indies,
on the ifl of April, under convoy of the Cecina us
and Ems 'text; frigates, after a pelage of 37 days•
Spoke about ten days ago, the lliip Pitt, Mric miss;
from Virginia, for this port. The armed !hips
Cicero and Barton, of and for Liverpool, from
Demerara, paired Barbadoes on the s zth ult. The
Brilliant failed from this port on the ad March,
with feveral veffels for different ifiands in the Weft
Indies under her convoy ; and all of them, we are
happy to fay, arrived fate.

BALTIC FLEET.
EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON
BOARD THE BALTIC FLIRT, DATED

Malta Bay, June all. allot.

Vice-Admiral Pots joined the fleet laft evening,
his flag flying on board the &ma: s, and is to roper.
fede Lord NaLsow, who goes home in the KITE,
on account of his ill Rate of health, which is very
much lamented by every officer and feaman in the
fleet.—We de not know how long we mall remain
I here, but according to the general report, not
above three weeks at furtheft.—Admiral TOTTY,
with his fquadron, is cmifing off Bornholm; the
fleet are very healthy, and the people in good fpi.
rite, and if the Danes had an inclination to try the
Britifh valour again, they would find they bad got
the " bull by the horns."—The (hips and veffels
remaining here, are as follow :—St. George, Ele-
phant, Defiance, Polyphemus, Edgar, Agamem-
non, Defence, Adder, Aolus, Kite, Dart, Zebra,
Terror, Explofion, Sulphur, Dircovery, Volcano,
Hecla, Wrangler, Cracker, Safeguard, Sparkler,
Attack, Tygrefs, Bruifes, Hafty, Biter, Otter,
Force, Pleader, and Teaser.
London, England, 1801-06-30

ITAL r.

MILAN, JUNE 4.
A Courier who arrived at Genoa, on the 26th
of May, from the Ligurian Miniiker at Paris, has
brought difpatches, the contents of which relate to
the propofed aggrandizement of the Ligurian Re-
public. On the Riviera 41 layette, the limits will
be extended to the Serchio and the foot of the
Apennines, and on the Riviera A Posesk, Oneg-
Da. Loano, and Calvin), Will be added to the Re-
public. Ligurian troops had already advanced on
the 26th to take po4fetlion of thefe points.
It is Paid the Rull?an troops are gone from Na-
ples to Corfu.

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAY 30.

------- -
The march of our troops into Portugal was
battened by a peremptory note from the French
Envoy, LUCIEN BON•PARTE. The PRINCE of
PEACE immediately repaired in perfon to the army,
and the French Ambaffador accompanied him to
Talavera, a town fituated between Madrid and Ba-
dajoe, in order to be nearer the army. The united
French and Spanifh corps has marched from Val-
ladolid to the river Duero; a part of it will block-
ade Almeida, which fortrefs is Rill ffronger than
Elvas. The main body, however, will proceed
along the Duero to the important harbour of
°Porto, to carry into effed the main objed, the
prohibition of trade with England. The projed
to penetrate with a third corps from Galliciapeets
with difficulties.
London, England, 1801-06-30

deman, and he sins oblige& tefli 'dont ivitkont hi(
uftuti (tweets, _ _

Lord lia*Yoe. fail, he was ferry this accident
had happened, but Ikea it had happened, he was
very glad it had been made the fabled of legal
itrreittgation. The refult of the trial would int-
preffively teed a very whoieforne and very necef-
(try lefotf. His Lordthip faw no reafon why the
Defendant gtotdd not be made to pay to the lag
farthing of the damage he had oceationed.--Ver-
&Et for Plaintiff', damages 681.55. 6d.
London, England, 1801-06-30

CPAICE ,'UC-PENCE.

DESIRABLE RESWENCII, NEAR READING.
With Three Acres bf Thames Meadow-Land.
TO BF. LET, 'READY FURNISHED,
ACOMMODIOUS Family 'Dwelling Houle,
at Eleven Bedchambers, Study, Parlour t 8 by sr,
Drawing Brown t 8 by 28, alto remillte 011irna: double Coleh-
houfe, ample Stabling, walled Kitchen and Plesfure Garilot,
with a rich Meadow contiguous, and in full view of the Houk:
Rent Moderate, and Tates rLinarkably cafy.
For further Particulars addrefs, posh paid, to J. Hawk"
Reading --Several other Hodes to Let.

ESTATE IN DUMFRIES-SHIAF.
TO Xs SOLD BY PRITATI CONTRACT,

'THE LANDS And ESTATE of lIIALL.
2- DYKES, &anted in the Peri% of Dryfdale, in the county
of Dumfries, within one mile of Lockerby, (which 'is a PoR
and Martet Town, and a Stage on the great. 'Turnpike Rbad
from Cult& to Glafgow ) twelve mites front Dualities. and
about natty from Cat-line. The extent of the nate is about
NIS Sonde Acres, divided Into five Farms, and let to good
Tenants, at Rents amounting to 2611. zos..—The Land Tax,
and all ocher Public and Parini Burdens, except tier Mhalfices
Stipend, being paid by the Tenants.
The Eltate admits of great Improvement; it lies advance.
geouily !loping to the South, where it is bounded by the river
Milk, and is well wooded naturally, and by extenfive stripei
of Planting. Two of the Farms are now out of Leafe,Xnd mat
immediately be let at improved Rents • and the aged Timber,
now fit for cutting, is of confidirable value.
The Hpufe of Halldykes, though not regularly inhabited of
late, may at a [mall rape:lee be made rideable for the accommo-
dation of a genteel Family; and the Offices are very good.
For further partßulats apply ,to Matt Campbell and Mc.
Whinnie, North Hanover-ftreet, Edinburgh ; William Stew.
art, Efq. at Hillfide, flair Loeketity ; or Robert Herds, Efq.
St. James's-fin:et, London.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, REIGATE, SURRY.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS,
AS the White Hart, Reigate, on Tuesday, the ad of July, a
Twelve o'clock, in One Lot,
A VALUABLE and defirable FREEHOLD
1. ESTATE, fituate shiout two miles beyond Reigate od
the Ilrighton road, in a beautiful part of the County of *wry;
confUllsig of • FarmHouk, Barns, Stables, and Out-Houfee,
and about 75 Acres of rich Araltle Meadow, and PaftureLand,
lying compd, and known by the name of New Pond Farm ; iet
on Lad X width eaplres in dos) to Mr. Jolui Stone, at a very
low Annual Rent of 431. bat of the presumed Annual Value of
tsoL :Tibt Mate may be viewed. by perinithon of the 'Tenant,
and printed Particulars had at the Place of Sly ; Cock, Sutton;
Wlleatilteaf, Tooting; Spread Eagle, Epfom ; Talbot, Click-
Seld ; prhscipal Inn, Dorking; at Madre. Jennings, SEire-lane g
and at Mr. Phillips, NrW Bend-dreet.
London, England, 1801-04-02

°. • A Tranflation is requeited.

Yefterday at noon, the QUEEN and Princefres
AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPHIA, and
A mELIA, took an airing in their carriages on the
King's Road, attended by Lady C. FINCH.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had an audience of
his MAJESTY yefterday at the Queen's Houle.
Mr. DONALDSON left town la ff night with dif-
patches to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The remains of General STUART were on Tuef-
day interred in the Family Vault at Peterlham.
Captain WILLIAM MAXWELL, of the 17th regi-
ment, mentioned lately as one of the unfortunate
fufferers in the LONDON tranfport, 101 l off the coaft
of Portugal, was the eldeft fon of DAVID MAX-
WELL, Efq. Cardonefs, in Galloway. Capt. MAX-
WELL was a young gentleman who behaved with
the greateft gallantry and good condud at Toulon,
Holland, and other places where his regiment was
Rationed.

We Rated in our Paper of Tuefday, that Mr.
TALLIEN had embarked on Monday at Dover on
his return to France. This diftinguilhed Foreigner
retitled during his flay in London at Sabloniere's
Hotel, and expreffed great fatisfaCtion at his re-
,
ccption in this country ; efpecially after the vio-
lent declamations he had read againft the FIRST
CONSUL, and the grofs inveCtives againft his Go-
vernment. During his flay here he was introduced
to fome of the molt diltinguithed Members of Op-
pofition. And on Saturday Mr. JoNES gave a very
fplendid entertainment to 'M. TALLIEN and Suite,
to which many eminent charafters were invited.
We regret much that the Motion made by Sir
F. Boum., on Friday, to adjourn the debate on
the evacuation of Egypt, was not adopted, as there
were fo many Gentlemen anxious to deliver their
fentiments on this important fubjeft. From his
firmnefs in this bufinefs hitherto, there can how.
ever be no doubt of Mr. JoNrs's future perfeve.
ranee, in cafe fufficient and ample documents fhould
not be laid before the Houle. And certainly this
Gentleman's induftry, and accurate invefligation,
juilly deferve the thanks of the Country, and all
the praife which Mr. SHERIDAN and other Mem-
bers fo warmly bellowed upon him.
Monday, a bet was determined, Paid to be for
woo guineas. A refidenter in Glafgow under-
took to walk from that city to the Crofs of Edin-
burgh, a diflance of 44 miles, in eight hours. He
flailed at five o'clock in the morning, and arrived
there precifely so minutes after twelve, being 40
minutes within the time.
London, England, 1801-04-02

don for thus occupying the attention of the
Houfe fo long on a Motion hi which there is no
apparent difference of opinion; but tilde fenti-
ments preffed upon my mind fo much, and tome
things which were uttered on the other fide re-
quired to be anfwered, fo that I could not, con-
fdlently with the duty I owe to my Sovereign, my
Country, and myfelf, forbear faying'what I have
now fubmitted to the Houfe."

The Queftion was then put and carried.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHeczy se then
moved, That the Paid Committee be a private
Committee ;" and

That the Committee &all confift of Twenty-one Members.
That the Members of the laid Committee Ihall be ehofen bll

That the Members of the Houk do to-morrow bring lilts,
written upon a roll of paper, containing the names of the
perfons for whom thcy vote to be Members of the laid Com-
mittee, which lilts to be put in glares, placed on the table, by
each Member as he is called in the order of Counties. Ste. ; and
That the Papers this day laid before the Houk by order of
his MAJCSTT be kept by the Clerk of the Houk, foaled up as
they now are till after the Committee is chofen.
Thefe Motions sere feverally put and agreed to.
Adjourned.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-04-02

FOR THE STAR.

EXTRACT OF A POEM WRITTER IN EGYPT, ADDLES•

5hD TO THE ENGLISH NATION.

JUPITER n'aime point i lancer le tonnerre ;
imituns fun example, ct terminons la guerre ;
II fdudrd tot au tard que nods vivions en pair :
I.e plutot eta le micux, finiffons le prods.
Vous danfercs fur nice, nous iLinferons fur tare;
Dc l'univers ender cc font-li les fouhaits.
London, England, 1801-11-25

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. 51PLA Lea having taken the Chair at four,
Lord Hawnasanar reported to the Honk that his Mikity
bad received the Addrefs of this Houk, praying for a copy of
the Treaty es Ming between this Country and the Sublime Porte
.-and that bis Majelty had given orders accordingly.
London, England, 1801-08-07

COVE OP CORK, AUGUST i.

This day arrived his Majefty's (hip Ravota•
TION•Htt, THOMAS TWYSDiII, Eft!. Commander,
parted with the•Awsyscana and her convoy, for
the Weft Indies, in lat. 27. long. 20. all well, with
a fair wind, the 25th of June; after which the RE-
VOLUrtommas met with none of the enemy's cruis-
ers. Yefterday, pff Cape Clear; the fell in with
and captured a fmuggling cutter, laden withbran-
dy and tobacco.
London, England, 1801-08-07

tioti !end the
.Ittligment thereupon, was a real and
bona fide proceeding, it would be a bar to a recu•
very in this attachment, and they mutt find a
vei•-
diet for Smith the Garnifhee : on the contrary,
thould they he of opinion that this anion was com-
menced and intended to be ufed merely for the
purpofe of protening SpLke's property from being
attached by his creditors, they mutt and for the
Plaintiffs In the attachment, (notwithflanding fuch
finitious anfons, we hare heard, under the deno-
inination of anions to prevent, have been long
hfed and acquiefced in la fume of the praftitioners
pf the court as a bar to attachments), for if fuch
anions were allowtd to lie an effennal bar to at-
tachments, all the advantages of this beneficial
cullom would be e'ellroyed bra trick.
The Jury gave a verdin for the Plaintiffs for
4661. the fum (worn due to them from Speke,
and which was paid by Smith the Garai:lace, to
the Plaintiffs, Mc ills. Kent and'Co.
London, England, 1801-02-09

LAW DATELLIGENCE.

COURT Of COMMON PLEAS FEBRUARY 7.

A variety of*,canfes, were .bliged to be delayed
fmm the abfence of the Attqintes for the parties.
His 'l..Ordibio lamentcd"that this pra.nice was toe-
ccmiing•daily more prevalent, and limed his de-
termination, if. tbe Court ihould conoar with him
in opinion, to compel all Attcriiies fo Arent frcen
their duty, to.ppy Lite Cats of tile day out of their,
own poskete
London, England, 1801-02-09

POLICE.

MaNsion.Houst.—Saturday Mr. Ceorife Ni-
dolls, of Batterfea,ancl Mr. Iredall,ofChel fea, were
fummoned before the Lord Mayor, on a charge of
making their bread of a fiiperior quality to their
-neighbouts. The Lord Mayor laid, thofe who
baked the; bell bread were likely to have the moil,
enactor, Or which they certainly were commend-
abk. • His Lordthip alked Mr. NichoUs of whom
he *bought his flour, when he anfweredi that he
nude his flour Itinefelf, and was prepared to ex-
plain to his LortiOsip the whole procefs, Aridly
conforming to the Alt of Parliament ; and he pro-
duced a ample of the wheat an flonrOtogether
with fpecimens of the here anti cloth it paled
through. To the truth of there Mr. Nicholls de-
pass' on oath, and was confirmed by his krrants.
A Mr 'Anton, baker, in the Strand, declared that
Mr. Iredall mixed his flour with the Esser fort ; but
he proved the contrary. On his perfevcring, hoti-
ever, the Lord Mayor regoefted Mr. IrcdaU tp
give this London baker a 144,n, to thew Ma how
to make good britati, which he readikr ccinfented
~to dot and he received his inftrutti,s Alsieffilky.
London, England, 1801-02-09

TORBAY, FEBRUARY 7.

Arrived here yetterday evening, the Channel-
Fleet; contifting of t 6 fail of the line, under the
commaad of Vice-Admiral Sir HCNRY HARM,
from off Brea, and failed again this morning, on
a cruize. Sailed the MALABAR for the Etta-
Indies. Remain the VILLE DR PARIS, of 112
guns; SAN JOSEF, of 118 ; GLORY, of 98; and
the NAIAD, of 36. Sailed the GLORY, of 98 guns,
for Plymouth.—Wind, Well.
London, England, 1801-02-09

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 8.

Yeaerday arrived the PRINCE of WALas, Capt.
HEARN j and the KING GEORGE Packet, Captain
BEANE, with Mails, and Baron BUSH and Suite
Dike& ANDRE, LEMEN, GOFFIEY, NETLEGER,
NAB, LEAR, FRANK, Donate, JOHNSON King's
Mellinger, and feveral other Pailingers.
This morning arrived the EARL of LEICESTER
Packet, Capt. C. THom now, with Mails; Prince
BROGLIO and Suite, Mars. VAN Voss, JOOL,
Mtitox, and HUNTER and VICE, King's Mellen-
gers, with difpatches.
This Evening arrived a Cutter, the Captain of
which, immediately on his arrival, fet off for town
in a poll-chaife and four. It is reported here,
that he brings intelligence that the Danes will not
join in the Coalition.—Arrived the FAVOURITE
Sloop of War.
The Diana Packet, with Mails, &c. for Cu- -
haven, is prevented failing by contrary winds.—
The Kino GEORGE Packet, Capt. FLYN, takes the
Mails, &c. for Cuxhaven on Thurfday next.
London, England, 1801-02-09

strEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, JAN. 20.
In confetmence of the Treaty of Neutrality en-
tered into between the Northern Powers, feven
Mips of the line and three Frigates are to be fitted
out by Sweden ; and for this purpofe the necef-
fitry preparations have already been made at Carl-
krona.
London, England, 1801-02-09

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 6.

This morning put back the fhip Ratler, Captain
Witson,one of the vefrels which failed on the 24th
ult. for Africa, under convoy of the FLY (loop of
war: on the inftant, off Cape Finifterre, they
fell in with fix (hips of the enemy, when the Fir
made a fignal for the whole fleet to dirperre : ar-
rived alto a prize to the FLY Hoop of war, the Da-
nifh brig Juftina, Captain KNOSD!N, with wine,
from Barcelona.

Arrived the Amerkan !hips Ritfon,Fas 11, fl OM
ginia, with tobacco, after a palfage of 28 days ;
and the Aretheufa, Buss R, from Alexandria, in
29 days.
London, England, 1801-02-09

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7.

Yeflerday arrived here a French frigate called
the Dedaigneufe, of 36 guns, and 350 men, from
Cayenne, capturzd on the 111 of February, after a
chafe of 42 hours, by his Majefly's (hips Smut
of 36 guns, Captain KING, POISF•U, of 36
guns, Captain lAN zF v, IMMORTALITI, of 36
guns, Captain Hornam, and the AMETHYST, of 36
guns, Captain Coma fhe is a large fine looking
frigate, and very little difabled by the running
fight of half an hour which (he maintained with
the Status; nor do we find that any men were
killed or wounded on tither fide. She has on board
private adventures, and Tome of the Priells that
were banithed from France. Cam: in the Spanifh
(hip Charlotte, of about 400 tons bin-then, of and
from Corunna, bound to the Welt Indies, laden
with iron, canvas, and bale goods ; !he was cap-
tured on the 27th ult. by his Majefly's (hips Ba-
sics and AMETHYST.

Arrived the Dann (hip Chriflanfhaven, of Al-
tona, Captain A KLMAN, from Barcelona, laden
with wine, fir the ui of the navy at that port ;
detained by the AMETHYST frigate:
The Danifh gator, John and Jacob, —,
from Altona, for Choifie, in Willa*: detained by
the EXCELLENT, of 74 guns, Captain STOPEORD
and the C. APMAN, of 24 guns, Captain &OWN,
from the westward.

Sailed the Fstotr,of t 6 guns, Captain FRIRCAL
to the Weft Indies with difpatches : the Josrt., of
go guns, Captain SAWYER, to join the Channel
Fleet off Brea: the PINGUIN, of 18 guns, Capt.
MAMMA, on a cruize: and the GLORY, of 98
guns, Capt. De A etc, for Torbay.
Came in the NILE cutter, of i 6 guns, Lieut -
nant ARCMS, from the coati of France, and brought
with her part of the crew of the Rrn. IN, of is
guns, Lieutenant Flvist.t., which was 101 t lately
on the coati near Qt_tb:roon ; the whole ofthe crew
are Caved, but about so of them were made pri-
foners by the French.
Arrived the Swedifh (nip Daphne, of Gotten-
burg, Capt. BAGGS, from Alieant, bound to Got-
tenburg, laden with fah, detained by the Con.
CORD, of 36 guns, Capt. BARTON.,
Sailed the KANGAROO, of 18 guns, Capt. Pt/L-
-imo, on a cruize.

The Channel Fleet are gone to Torbay. they
were left off the Sound yelberday by the Sweclilla
fhip Daphne.

' The N !La chafed a French cutter and lugger
on the coati of France, and notwithflanding their
fuperiority drove them on chore; but the tide being
flood, they again floated off, and efcaped by get
tang into Morbihan.
Came in the Or mu, of 36 guns, Capt.
from Torbay.

Came in the Swedilh fhip du Hoffning, of Wol-
gaft, Capt. C. V. &MDT, from Valencia, laden
with brandy for Altana, detained by the 01$1410
of 36 guns, Captain Lim:it.

Sailed the PO AtPal of So guns, Capt. ST:RLISOP
to join the Fleet ; and Fttect Privateer, Captain
Hostas, on a cruise.':

tr LLOYD'S LIST.

G:tai.zszs I.tt. B.—Paffed by the Ranger,
Pttntrtr.t; and Two Was, --.
from Rottertixtn.—Sailed the Couttneys, Far r k
for Lillw.n , Tian-nand, fqr Surinam; KeDO
MALE, for the Cape of Good Hope; Alexander,
for Philadelphia; Hazard, for To-
bago; Alexander, —; Camden, Hitt; Sir
H. Parker, --Prince's Royal, 1144Donatri ;
and Weltwetland, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-02-09

Iron :2, LONDON GAZETTE, FeLawry 7.

PRISMS OF WALES'S COUNCIL.

County of Cornwall.—At a Council of his Royal
Highnefs the PRINCR of WAsss, held at Carleton-
Houle the 3d day of February, :843t, EDWARD
COLLINS, of Truthan, Efq. was appointed Sheriff
of the County of Cornwall, for the year 1801, by
his Royal Highntfs the Pam cs of WALES in
London, England, 1801-02-09

DENM4RK.

COPENHAGEN, JAN. s{.
Major-Gen. Count de DAUNENSCHIELD Low-
-INDNALL, Commandant of the Marine Corps, and
Knight of the order of Malta, fet out from-this
place on the evening of the szd for Peter(burgh,
as Ambalrador Extraordinary. The ohjc& of his
milfion is to take to the Court of Peterfburgh the
Ratification of the Treaty of Armed Neutrality,
concluded between the Poweis of the North. He
was accompanied by M. &vex, Secretary to the
Department for Foreign Affairs ; and Lieutenant
GLATZ, Courier to the Cabinet. They are to pafs
through Lubeck.
M. de LISAROWITZ, the Ruffian Minifler at the
Court of Denmark, left this city laft Wednefday
for Hamburgh. He is univerfally beloved, and
his fudden departure has excited the flaw-eft re-
gret.
An Ordinance publifhed by the Danifh Court of
Chancery, relative to the defence of the country,
orders all the peafants and other natives of Den-
mark, who are regiftered for the defence of the
kingdom, to repair to the General Alterably,
where the neceffary meafures are to be adopted to
enable them to defend the provinces which they
inhabit.
• JAN. 27.—The news which we received yefter-
day of an embargo having been laid on all Danifh
(hips in Englith ports has caufed a great fenfation
here ; and eltafettes have been feat this day to all
the Magiftrates in Norway, with orders of deli-
nation in regard to trade and failing pafrports.

HOLLAND.

HAGUE, JANUARY 4.

The Rate of the wants of our Government to
meet the expences of this year is immediately to be
publilhed. It is calculated to excite much ferious
alarm, if it be confidered that our expences feem
to augment at the moment when our revenues fen.
fibly decreafe. The general opinion is, that we
'fluff want for the prefent year eighty-five millions
of florins ; and as the public receipts amount but
'to thirty-two millions, there will be a deficit of
fifty-three millions, for which provifion mutt be
made by a new forced contribution, which, like
the two.former, will equally affett our revenues
and our capitals. The enormity of this deficit is
attributed to the fending of our army into Ger-
many. In the mean time, the Legiflature has
taken into difidfion the articles of a projea
tive to an uniform mode of Finance for the whole
of the Batavian Republic.
JAN. zo.—We begin to 'entertain doubts of the
fpeedy conclufion of peace, and no credit is given
to the reported figning of Preliminaries. It is
thought that the balls which is defigned to be efia-
blifhed at Luneville for peace with the Empire,
throws, and will continue to throw impediments
in the way of negociation. The public funds would
have felt a very material depreffion, from the idea
of the remotenefs of peace, had they not been kept
up by the Northern Coalition, from the hope that
it will induce England to make peace. In the mean
time this treaty of armed neutrality mutt be at-
tended with beneficial effeas to onr Republic, and
it feems to tend to the reftoration of friendfhip be-
tween RufGa and the Batavian Republic.
London, England, 1801-11-14

MOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. VA F•TTT AR T brought up a Bill for further continuing
the I lurks nn Muir, Mum, Cyder, and Perry; alto a itill to
combine the Duties on Pcnßons and rises,: on Sugar, To-
bacco, and Snuff. Theft Bills were fcverally read a &ft time,
and ordt.ced to be reads fecond time To-morrow.

Mr. rpAIICIE reported from the Committee on the Fiery
Sat. !hi.), Sill —The report was agreed to, and the Bill was
ordered to be read a third time To-morrow.

A pert at from the Exchequer preknted the accounts of the
outaantling 1. re hequer bilk,wldch had been ordered on the mo-
tion of Mr. Vaniaturt.--Referred to the Committee of Supply.
!MCVAY lATU THE CONDUCT OF THI LATE MI-
London, England, 1801-11-14

h, own i‘tind that k was a Treaty of confiderable
I,::rit, and tended to fecure to this country fome
of her heft at d moll efrential interens. He had
formed his opinion on the heft view of the cafe ;
era he had endeavoured that his mind fliotthl be
a, impartial upon the tithjed as pollible. Whether
Hs motives or his reafons were deserving of appro-
bation lie would leave it to their Lordthips to
decide: Lord GitrNVILLE role to explain.
Lord HoI.z.AND Paid he did not mean to oppofe
the motion I don: the l-h:v!fe, but at the fame time
he could not give it his unqualified lupport. It
was very evident that there was fome deted in this
Treaty, from the acknowkdgment of the Noble
and Learned Lord on the Wuolfack, who had
fail that futile parts of it might Hill be explained,
and he wilhed that that explanation had been
made before their Lordlhips were called upon to
a!:ree to an Addrefs to his Majetly in approbation
of the Treaty. His Lordfhip then contended,
that from the pc:million granted to the Neutral
towers, to fend from one port to another along
the enemy's coati, it wt ull be iirpoffible to know
'whether the goods they carried were goods be-
ll:000g to themfelves or to the enemy ?
Lord Mut.c*Av's fupported the Addrefs, and
defended the Treaty.
Lord NaLsos flrid, that it would have been ruin
to this country to give up the right of fearching
neutral Chips or to admit the maxim, that free
(hips ma& free goods. The Royal Duke who then
fit near him, recollected very well, that, during
the American war, immenfe numbers of (hips with
neutral Rags, were every day carrying the pro.
perty ni France to and from the Welt Indies. Be-
fore England Ihould ever give up this right, the
ought to Ipend her lea (haling, he- lag farthing,
her IA man, and the lag drop of her blood ! A
iqoble Lord objeltea, that by this Treaty, Ruflia
would have it in her power to fuppl y the eremy with
Naval gores; let her do fo if fhe pleated. It the (hips
of France during war, were laid up in her ports,
and prevented oily from putting to lea by a want
of naval gores—if he commanded a fquadron off
the port, he would be obliged to any perfon that
fin-nailed them with the means of putting out to
fea, for then he was fure the war would be loon
put an end to.—[This obfervation produced arong
marks of fatisfaaion from Al preterit.]
The Motion was then put and agreed to, and
the Houk adjourned at eleven o'clock till Monday.
London, England, 1801-08-31

SHEERNESS, AUGUST 30.

Came down on Friday fiom Chatham to Black-
flakes, his Majetly's Ihlp THUNDER/ft, of 74 guns.
—Arrived from the River 19 hired gun-barges,
commanded by Lieutenants, and to be manned by
Sea Fencibles : they are fitted out with two long
18-pounders in the bow, and two 18,pound car-
ronades in midthips, they have failed to their dif-
ferent Rations along the coal.—Sailed yellerday
his Majelly's {loop PYLALIS, of 18 guns, Captain
BOORDER, for Yarmouth ; and the Tsaaoa bomb-
wife], Captain RowLEY, for the Downs. The
SURPRI II frigate, Captain OWEN, went out of
harbour IA night to the Great Nore.—Arrived
the Sr k 'DWELL brig from the Downs, and failed
again this aftei-noon to join Lord NILSON'S fqua-
dron ; alfo the NARCISSUS armed brig from Yar-
mouth, and has come into Harbour.

A Court Martial was held, on Friday laft, on
board the MOHAWK, lying at Blackftakes, on
17 foreign feamen, who were prifoners of war in
this country, but had volunteered to ferve in any
of his Majefly's flap% of war, for forcibly taking
poffeffnan of the CHARLOTTE cutter, Capt. FITCH,
as mentioned in your paper a fortnight ago. The
Court found fix of the ringleaders guilty, and fen-
tenced them to receive To lathes each, and to be
imprifoned during the war.
London, England, 1801-08-31

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 29.

Came in from the channel fleet off Breft his Ma-
(lips WINDSOR CASTLE, of 98 guns, Vice
Admiral Sir A. MITCHELL ; CANADA, of 74 guns,
Captain YORKE, and RESOLUTIOIIi Of 74 guns, Cap-
tain GARDNER.
After poit on Thurfday evening, arrived the
Feecota, of 14 guns, Captain NASH, from Ma-
deira, with the Cygnet, Majeluc, Champion, and
Warrior ttanfports under convoy, having landed
3200 troops at that place the 25th July laft.
Sailed to join the channel fleet, his Majelly's
Ail BELLEROPHON, of 74 guns, Captain Lord
GAR LIES.

Came in the Elizabeth Nienweakaven, of Emb-
den, Captain Andreas Johnfon, from Dant zick,
bound to Bourdeaux, laden, with timber and plank,
detained by the Slaws, of 3b guns, Captain Kix°.
London, England, 1801-08-31

WErMaUTII, AUGUST 29..

Early yefterday morning his MAJESTY, Prince
ADOL►HE, s, and her Royal Highnefs Princefs Au-
GUSTA bathed.

The QyEEN and Princefs ELMAIZTH, accom-
panied by Lady Catrucrivr, promenaded the Ef-
planade, as far as the Quay, to view the Royal
yachts, which have been fuperbly fitted up for their
reception.
London, England, 1801-08-31

ROYAL TETE ON THE WATER.

At half pall one o'clr.rk General GARTH, Colo-
nels CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, and Major Des-
BnROUGH, in the firil carriage ; the Kiric, gym',
and Princefres AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, an the
family landau, followed by two other equipages,
in which were their Royal Highneffes Princetres
MARY, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, with their atten-
dants, rode along the bridge, and went on board
the yachts, which were lathed together, and fu path=
ly decorated ; the Royal 'Standard of England,
and the Colours of the Britith Navy being difplayed
from the ROYAL CHARLOTTE•

•-.-
The harbour was covered with boats, filled with
company, to fee the Royal Family ; and a great
number of people lined the fhore.—The principal
of the company who were invited, were,
The earl of Usbrklge and Family.
Earl and Counters of Roblin.
Thu Counters of Radnor.
Baronets Howe.
Lord Boringdnn.
Lord Amelius Beauclere.
Lord Walfingham.
Lady M. Erlkine.
Sir H. a.d Lady Neale.
Lleutcnant-General Sir Alured Clarke, K. B.
Colonel Manningham.
Captain Grey and Lady.
C iptain Hamilton.
Captain Parnell and Lady.
Lieutcnant-Colonel Sneyd and Lady.
Lieutenant Boardman.
I.ieutenant Leos.

Mr. Wynn. -
Major Wright.
The Right Hon. Mr. Windham and hi, Lady.
After dinner Lord A. BIAUCLIRC and Printers
ELIZABITH led down the firft dance ; the fecund
by Captain Gm of the Navy. and her Royal
Highnefs Princcfs AUGUSTA. The dinner was
ferved up in the firft (kyle, confining of every delicacy
and the choice(' viands : His MAJISTY and all the
company expreffed themfclves highly pleafed with
their entertainment. _ _

This morning her Royal Highnefs Princefs So-
pill* of GLOUCESTER bathed.
Tht FAMILY this miming took another
excurfion on the water ; as they palled Portland,
the Caflie fired a royal filute.
Princefs Aossi.i.t took an airing on the lands in
a fociable. _ _

On the asth inft. the Serjeants of the Rifle Corps,
accompanied by the Staff, and Scrjeants of the fe-
veral regiments in the vicinity of Weymouth, dined
at the Three Tons Tavern, In honour of the An.
niverfary of the eflabliffirnent of the regiment.
After dinner the following wafts were given
from the Chair :
" The Knew," %olds three times three.
" The %men."
" His Royal liighnes the Commando In Chief."
" Colonel MANNINGSAY."
"The Horkmarabie Colonel treats, and welcome how
from the Baltic."

•• Hi► Ma}elty's force.' by fen and land."
After which Godf.ave the Kin:, and Bak Britan-
nia, were fang by the whole.
In the evening they were, vifiterl by Colonels
Marrironaat and STUALT.
London, England, 1801-08-31

BRIGHION, AUGUST 29.

Since the PRINCE'S departure this t. %en has been
very dull. His Royal 1-lighnef reuuti about the
6th of September.
We have many Gentlemen of the long robe.
Among the number are—Meirrs. FIELDING,
KNOWLES, ALLEY, and CoNsT.

A famous match at billiards was played the
other evening at the Cattle. Mr. Dacoftra againft
a Mr. ft—. The former won. A confiderable
fum was depending.
One of the bathing machines was overturned on
Monday, it having previoufly floated. The cloaks
belonging to two Gentlemen wathed out to fea,
and were recovered..with great difficulty.
Upwards of 200 fail of merchantmen pared us
yeflerday morning ; only a part were outward
bound. It being a fine morning, the Tight attrilled
all the company at an early hour to the Cliff and
the Steine.
London, England, 1801-08-31

DUL'LIN, AUGUST' 27.

The LORD LIEUTENANT held a Privy Council at
the Cagle, on Tuefday, and tranfa&ed a variety
of (hipping and other byttinefs.
Mr. Secretary AtosoT arrived in town, on Mon-
day Tait, from his excurflon in the province of
Connaught.
OnTuefdaythe RightHon.SirMICHAEL SMITH,
Bart. Mailer of the Rolls in Ireland, was fworn a
member of his Majefty's Mott Hon. Privy Council
for that part of the United Kingdom, and took his
feat at the Board accordingly.
The regiments in garrifon, within this short
time, have been fo frequently reviewed, that little
doubts can be made of their admirable difcipline.
The regiment of Light Dragoons in our barracks,
excells in. appearance Ind military (kill, almoft
every other corps of the fame defcription we have
witneffed.

Yellerday, a quantity of arms upon cars were
difpatched from the limes at the Cagle, to thofe
belonging to his Majefty, at Ennilkillen, for the ufe
of the army.
On Monday lift, the birthday of that amiable
young nobleman the Marquis of KILDARE, who
from his childhood has (hewn thofe eflimable pro-
penfities that are the prefages of greatnefs of mind,
and goodnefs of heart, was celebrated at Carton-
!lnure, the country feat of his illuftrious parent, his
Grace the Duke of LEIN STER, with whom dined
on the occafion fcveral of the nobility, perfonages
of diftindion, and refpe&able charadters in !hat
vicinity. The town of Maynooth was at night
.
London, England, 1801-08-31

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 28.

Arrived the LADY ARABELLA packet, Captain
PORTEDS, from Plymouth; fhe was forme time
fence captured on her paWage to Li(hon, and re-
taken by fome of the Britilb c:uirers : fhe is again
taken into the packet fervice. The LEICESTER,
Captain SHARPE, and CHESTERFIELD, (a new
packet) Captaih &roar, are appointed to take
the Mails of next Wednefday ; the former thofe
for Jamaica and the Leeward Iflands ; and the
latter thofe fur Halifax and New York.
Arrived this morning the HIND frigate, of 28
guns, Captain LARcoM, from Portfmouth, to give
inflrdtions to the veffels waiting convoy here for
the Mediterranean. The fleet, under convoy of
the TRIUMPH,GANGEI, and SOLEBAY men of war,
is expelled to appear off here to-morrow. His
Majefly's THALIA arrived here on Wednefday
from Sheernefs, having troops on board for the
Mediterranean, which were fhifted on board the
PANDORA, of 44 guns, now here, waiting fir the
Mediterranean fleet.—The Lifbbn packet, with
groceries from London.
Sailed the Elizabeth, JOHNSON, for Plymouth ;
and Six Brothers (Dantzic dogger), for Embden.
London, England, 1801-11-13

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Wove Paper, and dcdlcatad,by PermiMon, to the Right Ho-
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THE NAVAL GUARDIAN.-..
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