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London, England, 1801-02-13

NAUTICAL INTELLIOENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N.B
AR RIVE 0 Dug.
o Hamburgb,
o Dublin
I Waterford, Feb. 7. 3
Donnaghathe, Feb. so,
o Guernfey,
O Jerky,

YARMOUTH, FLRRUARY
The Marta Packet, Capt. OssoP ws, with tke
Mails for Hamburgh, of the 6th init. is 11 in
the Roads waiting a wind to fail.—Wind E.

FALMOUTH, F..BRUARY In.

Arrived—the Princefs Elizabeth packet, Capt.
KIDD, from Plymouth; the Norfolk privateer,
of 26 guns, Capt. GOODNALL, from London, on a
cruize ; and the Danifh dogger Two Brothers,
Capt. KEAROFF, from Bcrgen for St. Croix, laden
with gin, hams, &c. captured by the Istraruauz,
Captain Sir EDWARD PELLEW, Bart.
Sailed—The fhip Ritfon, Capt. FAWN, far Rot.
terdam ; the THAMES (Exit India fhip), Captain
ELBEC, for the Eail Indies; and the ALCMENL
frigate, the Hon. Captain DIGIT, on a truize.-...
Wind E. N. E.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY tz.

Came in the June, a French privateer, of St.
Maloes, of 14 guns, and 70 men, captured on the
sth initant, by his Majefty's fhip Ast'L►*, of 33
guns, Captain H taker the privateer has loft irer
foremait, and maintop-waft, which werts
carried away by her running on board the Amara*
at the time the was captured, it being then a very
thick fog : the Julie had been three weeks at fea,
without making any capture, and was on her re-
turn to L'Orient.

Came in the VILLE DE PARIS, of t is grins, Cap.
tain GREY, from Torbay ; and the POLLY tranf-
port, from Jerfey, with troops.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 12.

This day the Well India fleet, under convoy of
the HE URE X, Captain O'BLAND, the TOPA ZE,
Capt. CHURCH, and the PLOVER, Capt. GALWAY,
failed µ•ith a fine breeze from St. Helen's.

Sailed the BE LL !Int, Capt. DOMETT, for Tor-
bay; and the EMERALD, Captain °taiga, for
Cork ; alfo the
,Jason, Capt. YOLKS ; LA LGial,
Captain NEWMAN, and the Soma; on a eruiae.
London, England, 1801-02-13

MARRIED.

• Thurfday fennight, Captain Hill. Royal Herfe Guards Blue,
fon of John Hill, Efq. of Prete, Siiropfhire, and ncphew of sir
Richard Hill, Bart. to Mih Lumley, only daughter of the
late Henry Lumley, Lig.
At Coventry, on the 27th uh. Lewis Bowen, Efq. of air x7:11
Liht Dragoons, to Mifs Melefma Clay, of Kenilworth, in the
county of Warwick. •
On the tltli ult. at Aftbnry, near Congleton, John Folliott
Powell. Lfq. of 1 arky, Stalfordildre, to Mifs France+ Antes,
youngeß daughter of the late Charles Arnett, Ely. of the
Dowe, near Congleton, Chefhire.
On Saturday, at St. James's Church, Mr. W. Rufplui, of
Pall-Mall, to Ws Lncy Jennings, daughter of Rots Jenstkigsi
Lk. of Gharctty, in Bengal.
London, England, 1801-02-13

PURCHASERS IN THE 1.0 I' I'ERY SECURED FROM
LOSS.—No. 4, Cornhill, Loudon.

MERCHMERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY
ANTS,
SOCIETIES, and the Public in general, are refpcdfully
Wormed, that all Tickets and Shams purchaftd in the prefent
Englifh Lottery at the above Old ERA)haled Offie.!, 'l.
(one of the Contradors with Government for the isiO Lot tcry,)
engages to take back on the Saturday before the Drawing, or
return the purchafe money, lhould Tickets or Shares be lower
than tke proint Price. Purchsfers at the above Office will
therefore have the double advantage; they MAY CAIN, IC?
CANNOT LOSE.

Tickets and Shares arc felling in the greilitit variety at the
farce Price as at every other Office of Credit ; and Perfons in
the Country, delimit of having Tickets or Shares, may be fup-
plied the fame as if prefent, by fending Poll Office Orders,
goad Bills at &ore dates, Bank Notes, or Calk, to tke Old
Eltablithed Office, N 0.4, Comhiil, London.
The Scheme of the Lottery this year is unlverfally approv-
ed, and contains the following Capital Prizes.
2 of 3e,cic.o 4 of s,CCO
2 ao,ooo 6 I,COO
10,0•X1 10 1,000
16 of Soo, &c.
Tickets and Shares reciftcred ; Money for the Prizes as (non
Y Drawn; and all/focusers relati-e to the Public Fondatrap&
aged with fidelity and difpatch, by T. BM:, Stock-Broker.
London, England, 1801-02-13

fituntir, FEBRUARY 13, ISOI

ENGLISH I.o.l.l*EitY,
Begins Drawing the ad of. March t 30z,
THE SCHEME COSTA'S:::
I l'rizes of L. 30,020
2 -- 10,000.
3 10,000
4 .--• 5,020
6 —... 2,000
10 m•-• 1,000
16 -- Soo
54 --- 100
100 ---• $0
11,100 ..... 18
Half a Million of Money Sterling in prizes.
Part of the Capitals will be determined as under:
Firft-Drawn Ticket asth Day 4. lo,oco
Ditto 29th Day 20,000
Ditto 33c1 Day 30,000
Ditto 40th Day 2,000
The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the villa' time In
full Rating money, without any ilifcount or deduction.
rfICKEI'S and SHARES of TICKETS are
-1- felling at every LICENSED I.orrEßy OITICE in
England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket £. 17 ' 7 0
Half 818 o Eighth 1 5 8
9.marter 4 10 0 Sixteenth a 3 3
a.• Perfons in the country may be fupplied with Tickets or
Shares the f me as if prefent, by fending Poll Office Orders,
good Bills, Cafh, or Bank-notes, to any Licenfed Lottery Office.

MINERVA PRESS, LEADENHALL-STREET.
Speedily will be publiihed, in two vols. MM.
FUGITIVE of the FOREST, a ROMANCE.
By MARIA LAVINIA SMITI4.
Printed for William Lane, Leadenhall-ilreet, and fold by
every Bookie Her in this king,lcan.
Where may be had, the following Works:
ANDREW STUART, or the Northeru Wanderer, by
Mary Anne Hanway, in 4 vols. tRs. fewed.
Alfo, by the fame Author,
ELLINOR, or the World as it Goes, 4 vols. as. fewed.

This day was publifbed, price 6s. in Boards,
STATE of the FRENCH REPUBLIC at the
END of the YEAR VIII. Tranflated from the French of
Citizen HAUTERIVE, Chef de Relations Extcrieura,
By LEWIS GOLDSMITH.
London : Publifhed by J. S. Jordon, Fleet-Rreet.
Alfo this day was publiflted, pricc Se in boards,
The CRIMES of CABINETS ; or, A VIEW of th, PLANS.
and AGGRESSIONS of the COALESCED POWERS of
EUROPE, to annihilate the Liberties of France, and difmem-
her her Territory ; with illuftratlve Anecdotes, Military and
Political.
Sxvlt amor ferri et federate lnfania belli.
By LEWIS GOLDSMITH.
Sold at his Houle, No. s, naves Inn, Holborn.
. . . . .

a,,• The Author finds it neoeftary to inform the Public, ash
lu eonfequence of kis Bookfeller's r.:tual to fell eh 6 work, he
is under the neceffity of becoming hi; own Publither.
London, England, 1801-02-13

IRELAND.

Mr. Armor, after:aferving upon the enlarged
duties of Legiflation, which now devolved upon
the Houfe, in confequence of the Union with Ire-
land, moved that an humble Addrefs be prefent-
ed to his Majay, praying he would be gracioufly
pleated to order printed Copies of the Statutes of
Ireland to be laid before the Houfe ; and that the
Paid Addrefs be prefented by filch Members as are
of his Majefly's Privy Council.—Ordered.
Mr. Ansor then gave notice, he fltould take
2r. early opportunity of moving to extend the mode
of promulgating the Laws, as adopted in Eng-
land, to Ireland.
London, England, 1801-02-13

RUSSIA.

Mr. HOIINOUSI rof,..:nd adverted to the dif-
pure between Great-Britain and Ruffia, obferving,
it was of importance to know whether any Con-
vention exifted which could jultify Ruffin in making
any claim to Malta? he therefore gave notice, he
fhould, on Tuefday fe'nnight, move for a Copy
of that Convention, if any fuch
London, England, 1801-02-13

AND ARMY.

Buaoesc s WlEChOilk, toy,Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps.
JBURGESS and SON refpcetfully inform Gen-
• tlemcn of his Majefty's Royal Navy and Army,they con-
tinue to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chan-
nel Service and Long Voyages, fuch as they warrant to keep
good :or Years in any Climate, Cafes of RICH SAUCES for Fig IS'
Bed Steaks, Cold Meats, Hafh Mutton, Mince Veal, &c.
Pickled 'f ripe, Pickled or Corned Reef, prepared in an entire
new warp(fo as not to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Also
their Ready made Mußard, which will keep good Eighteen
Months, Genuine Durham Flour of IVlnflard, New Sallad Oils,
Cafes of Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Cheefas of
different Kinds, French and Spanilh Oils, Effences of Mint,
Thyme and Parley, German Sentare, Gorgon. Anchovies
for Sandwiches, Taaft, &c. Ciyenne Pepper, Cayenne, Carlic,
Elder, 'farragon, and Shallot Vinegars; with a great Variety of
other nectffary Stores, packed to any Amount, on the eirrtett
Natiee.
London, England, 1801-02-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS•

The Ufher of the Etlack Rod fummoned the
Houk to attend the ROyal Commiffion in the
Houk of Peen.

The S , on his return, informed the
Houk his Majefty had been Fr.teioufly ',leafed to
confer the Royal Approbaucn upon their chOice
of him to be their Speaker. He then •err briefly
addretred the Houle. The huiicur conferred itp.

on him by their vote wohld, he faid, he ever held
by him in grateful remembrance ; and it fhould
be his confiant and lir remitting endeavour to dif-
char.ge the dnties of the office with attention, af-
&luny, and fidelity.
Mr. Ross moved for an Account of the Amount
of the Duties of Cuiloms and Excite, in the years
1793, 9.44 95, 96, 97, 98, and t 799, and from
the sth of January tBOO, to the sth of January
'Sat.—An Account of the Payments made into
the Exchequer of :he Duties upon Beer and Malt,
from the sth of January itioo, to the sth of Janu-
ary 180 I.—And an Account of the Payments
made into the Exchequer, of the Duties upon
Diftilleries and Foreign Spirits, from the sth of
January tfioo, to the sth of January
hich were fevertily ordered, and prcfented
hardy afterwards at the Bar, ordered to lie on
the table, and be printed for the ufe of the Mem-
bers.
A new Writ was ordered for the borough of
Carlow, in Ireland, in the room of Henry Prettie,
Efq. now Lord Donnelly ; and alto for the bo-
rough of Port Arlington, in the room of Frede-
rick Trench; Efq. now Lord Affitown.
Sir WILLIAM GRANT moved for Accounts of
Velibia and Property claimed by Neutral Nations
in the Courts of Admiralty, or Vice-Admiralty of
Great-Britain, with the final Decrees or Condem-
nations thereon.--Ordercd.
Mr. RYDER prcfented an Account of the Fo-
reign Corpp in the fervice of Great-Britain.—Or-
dered to He on the table, and to be printed for the
ufe of the Members.

►LOUR.
Mr. RvnHt brought up a Report from the
Committee appointed to confider the prefent High
Price of Provilions, which was read, recommend.
ing the repeal of the Aft paired lall Sefflon, to
prevent the manufthure of Fine Flour. The
further confederation of the Report was poliponed
to Monday, on which day Mr. Ryder gave notice
he lhould move for the repeal of the above Bill.
London, England, 1801-02-13

BIRTI4

Monday bft, at Horton-Northamptot, t 1 e Lady. of the
Hon. George Gunnin;., M. P. of a foa.
Tuefday, at his hook in •Cavendiat-fluare, the Lady of Sir
W. lAngham, *fa daughter.
At Phil's!! Houk, on the a7th ult. Mrs. Hatlwrn Stewart
of Plagail, of twins.
Wednefd.y, the Lady of James John Collett, Efq. of Bedford
Office, filoomtbury, of a daughter.
London, England, 1801-04-11

FRAUD ON THE TRANSPORT BOARD.

John Adam was tried for defrauding the Trani:
port Board of One Guinea. • •
The prifoner was a Venetian, xxho, it appeared,
by the facility with which he fpoke the languages
of Europe, might have pallid ether for a native of
Italy, France, Spain, Holland, Portugal or any
other of its countries. lie had been in the habit
of difcovering French prifoners of war, who had
leaped from prifon, for the apprehension of each
of whom he wag allowed one guinea by the Tran&
port Board. Finding a poor Italian who was in
great diftrefs, he told him he would get him a tha.
ling a day if he wotild go to the Board and repro.
lent himfelf as a French prifoncr ; he previoully
infiruaed him in the Rory he was to relate—he
was to fay he-bad been taken on board the French
privateer M9n Oncle Thomas, and carried into
Briulol. frog the prifon of which he had cfcapeds
by giving the fentry a couple of gitinesii. When
the Italian told this Rory to the Boird, the prifo.
nor received as ufual a guinea for difcovering him i
but upon the examination of the fuppofed French.
man, by the Linguill at the office, it was remark-
ed, that his accent was net that of a native of
Brittany, as he reprefent.;sl laimfelf. This excittil
furpicion, and upon inquiry it was found, tln•ugh
there was fuch a French privateer as Mon One
Thomab, yet that no one of that name had been
captured or carried into Brillol. The Italian, upon
bemg further qii,flinned, cowl tied the whole to
have bean an invztaion at the inftigationot Wain,
the prifoner.
The prifoner wac found guilty, het hii fentence
was refpited, in order that he might be lent out of
the kingdom.

i
London, England, 1801-04-11

LONDON MARZE7II.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL ra

Pine Wheat this day went off readily atiaft Moodayspricts.
In Rye, no alteration.—Barley was full is. per quarter dearer,
and brificr in fale.—ln Malt, no alteration.—ln Oats, Peafe,
Beans, or other articles, little or no altaation.—Xlour the rank
as on Menddy..__
London, England, 1801-04-11

AYR, APRIL 6."

. Arrived here,, yeft.srday,. the Kuhl and. Anne,
Captain MI I Ns, Oland from Aberdeen, bound fur
New York, in ballaß4 captured by the Proferpinn,
French privateer, of t 8 guns, abbut 560 miles W.
of Cape Clear. The Captain of the privateer gate
up the velfel to Captain MILIS s, on condition of his
carrying a number of unruly pilfoners to Britain,
which he 'did, and landed them here. The priva-
teer had been out tom mouths, and had taken the
thip Nelfon, of London, Captain Ext., sow ; the
Ichooner Goodrich of Liverpool, Captain PHIL-
LIPS ; the Alexander of Greenock, Captain 1,1,a-
RENi and the Carleton, of Greenock, Captain
1144TAGGAIlT.

The \Tema EANCE). of 74 gnns, k under failing
orders at Portfmouth for the North Sea. .

Sir EDWARD BERRY, Knt. is appointed to his
Majelly's fhip Rog v, of 64. guns.
Captain STE P H., NI, whore return to England
in the KITE (loop, is mentioned in our Paper of
yeUerday, came home to take the command of
the BRUxswncK, of 74 runs, at Portfmouth, to
which fhip he had been 41.ne time appointed.
The Atlantic, Mulati Eno; arrived at Dover,
from. Surinam, fpoke on the ad of April, in long.
14, W. the AftlYC WE EDON, from Liverpool,
Newfoundland, tall well.
The Mercury, Capt; Haaxar, for Berbice, was
captured in lat. 42, N. and long. is, W. after a
running fight of four hours, in which the Mercu-
ry had one man killed and one wounded ; the Cap-
tain of the privateer (the J. Malaine, of 14 guns,
and 6o men, of St. Maloes) was mortally wounded.
The Year, LONDON, from Yarmouth to South-
ampton; and the Swallow, WILLOCK, from Yar-
mouth to Liverpool, which were taken off Beachy,
are retaken by the HELDER frigate, and fent into
Ramfgate.
The Horizon, Maarrox, from Charleflon, is
arrived at Cowes ; in long. 44, he fpoke the Ty-
fon, of and for Lancaller ; the Captain of which
informed him that the Favonius, Ihouss, from
Demarara, had fprung a leak and been abandon.
ed by the crew, who were all Caved in the Tyfon.
The cutter Mars, of Jerky, in a cruife, fell in
with two French litters of marque, bound to
Cayenne, who boarded her, threw all the guns ex-
cept two overboard, pillaged the cutter of every
thing they could, and then difmiffed the Captain,
making him a prefent of his veffel, with which he
made two prizes on his voyage home.
It is the Africaine, a large French frigate, filled
with troops for Egypt, that has been taken in the
Mediterranean. It is not certainly known, no ac-
count having reached the Admiralty, by what fhip
the has been taken, but it is fuppofed the PHOLI F.
An account of the engagement appeared a con-
fiderable time ago in the Moniteur.
London, England, 1801-04-11

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.

ON MONDAY NEXI', Aptil 13, !Rot, their
Maki:ties Servants will ad: a Tragedy, called
PTZA R RCl'
Pizarro. Mr. BARRYMORE ; Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE ;
ElVira, Mr& SIDDONS; Curs, Mils BIGGS.
After which, the Farce ui
CROSS I'URPOSES.
Everting—Deaf and Dumb; with Thcfleferter.
A New Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Adclmorn the
Outlaw, will be produced inimcd!ately. The Mufic by Mr.
Kay. A new Tragedy, calle.4 Julian and Agnes, is in rdscan-
LI, and will be produced as (non as
London, England, 1801-04-11

LIVERPOOL, APRIL. g.

Arrived—Angola, King, from hence at Gambia; Miners,
Lyng., from hence at 'Tortola; Elizabeth, Dickfon, front
',hence at Trinidad; Agreeatik, Lewin ; Venerable, Needham;
and Dontbica Packet, Fergufou, from hence at Barbadoes ;
Adrian, Borworth, from hence for Demerara, off Surinam ;
Eliza. Dell, from Martinique at Surinam; and Lord Neifon,
Whittle, from Falmouth at Naples.
The Blanchard, Masan, from ditto for Jamaica,
paired Grenada on the aoth February.
The Sarah, BRILSIORN from ditto, arrived at
Surinam, and gone to Jamaica.
The Lord Stanley, Kim, and Will, Caow,
were at horny Bar, when the Sarah came out
The Aftive, BR•ITHWA IT 6, from Whitby for Ja.
tnaica, arrived at Cork, and failed with convoy.
The Patfey, PIACOCII, from hence for Virginia,
is captured and carried into Guadalonpe.
The Nancy, ELLisox ; Elizabeth, MILL: ;
Windfor Cagle, Jwir s ; and William. Svowri.z,
failed from Surinam for this port, February 59.
London, England, 1801-04-11

IRELAND.

LIFTORD, APRIL 4.—MT. TARDY was this day
brought up to Court, when Meffrs. Sc NOat.Es, Rot.-
t.ssrow, and SINCLAIR, were aired his Counfel.
The ATTORNRY GENERAL COMCS here on Monday,
and the trial will take place on Tuefday.—Mr.
Kemmis, Mr. De Joncourt, (of the General Poll.
Office),• Mr. Forger, and four or five other wit-
neffes from Rutland, have arrived.—Mr. TANDY
bears up againft his impending fate with great for-
titude.

DUBLIN, APRIL 7.—The LORD LIEUTENANT
has ordered letters to be written to the Miniiters of
the parifhes in the neighbourhood of Dublin, ac-
quainting them with his intention of giving a very
large quantity of potatoes to each parifh, for feed
only, to the poor, to be diltributed according to
the dikrction of vefiries to be held for that purpofe.
Laft Thurfday, WIC. BRYCE, Efq. of Ballincree,
near Ca(hel, was afraflinated in the open day in one
of his own fields.
London, England, 1801-04-11

TORBAY, APRIL 9.

Arrived the outward-bound Wcfl-India Fleet,
of about iv:, fail, under convoy of his Majetly's
{hips CASTOR and PORCUPINE.

PAI.MbUTI-1, APRIL. R.

Sailed the LLICkSTEE packet, Captain SHARPE,
with the Mails for Barbadoes, Martinique, and
Jamaica, of the ill infant.—Yeiterday arrived the
VI, ER cutter, Lieut. COGLAN, from a cruife, hav-
ing captured and fent for Plymouth a French pri-
vateer of 14 guns, which was in company with
feveral others, cruifing between the Lands' End
and Scilly; fhe failed again this evening with the
SPEEDWELL cutter, Capt. HOPKINS, in hopes ofl
falling in with them.
Arrived yellerday alto, the Pelican brig priva-
teer of this Port, Captain GAGE, with the Hulfs-
dorlT, (belonging to Holdenberg) Capt. DOWNES,
from Nantz bound to Hamburgh, laden with
hides, linTeed-cakes, &c. which the has detained ;
the (hip Union, Captain BEVAN, from Glafgow for
Tobago, and the (hip Ceres, from Liverpool for
Oporto.—On Monday hilt arrived the Piovea
(loop of war from Portfmouth.—Sailed the Dam-
fel, letter of marque, Captain MoR3E, for the
Brazils.
London, England, 1801-04-11

DOVER. APRIL 9.

A paffage veffel arrived at four o'clock this af-
ternoon from Calais, bringing difpatches for M.
Orro, but rio rneirenger : the laft tun remains at
Calais, where he always waits for the anfwer to
his difpatches.

0•11....

DEAL, APRIL to.

Arrived the Antra USA frigate, and the Anis PID
ANCE Itore-fhip, with the fleet under convoy from
the Earl-Indies; and the UNION sloop, from the
Cape of Good Hope : alfo arrived the STAG cut-
ter, with the Flying Filh, French privateer, of 14
guns, and 55 mcn, her prize.—Wind \V. S. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Gambia, —, for London, is condemned
at Surinam.
The Lafeelles, from Surinam, for Lon-
don, fprung a leak on the sth of March, and bore
away for Martinique.
GRAVESEND, APRIL to.—Palled by the Favou-
rite, YOUNGER, from Hamburgh.—Sailed the
Sovereign, RAPIIIHAW, for Qt_sebee ;Ziebec, BAI-
Lzr ; and Adeona, —, for Mon .
London, England, 1801-04-11

READING SCHOOL.

A MEETING of the Committee and Suhfcribers
to the PORTRAIT of the Rev. R VALPY, 1). D. wiU be
held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the rith inft:tnt, at Thrtc o'Clock
precifely. J. H. NOBLE, Chairman.
•,• Dinner t.ihe on Table at Five o'Clock.

TO DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, AND IRONMONGERS.
ANY Gentleman in either of the above Lines in
the Country, within acio miles of Loudon, who cAn
an-
ploy a young man of good charades., whole objeel is more
definable fituation than emolument, is requefted.toaddrefs with
particulars, for J. F. H. Peek's Coffee-honfe, Fleet-fire:et.
London, England, 1801-04-11

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Pofreffion of Incomes, ari-
fing from Freehold, Copyhuld, or Leafehohl Eltates, in
Land or Houfcs, Money In the Funds, Rent (larva, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuitics,Patent Places,
Church Livings, or any °the:certain Incense fur Life, may be
fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any
anummt, by paying Annuity inter& for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or tbelrbelrs,
may be accommodated on their purioual I. runty ; and in and
inftancc, where tl, tingle G.carity a an indiv::nal may be
deemed infuffichnt, rite addition of another perfon to guaran-
tee the payment of the interelt, will remove the objeetion ; and
In alt eater, privilege will hegira. to the Pibbe, to return the
principal at their own option.
Perfonal application. will be received em-ry day till four
o'clock, and letters from Corr.fpondants in town or country.
poft p;:id) will be immodiately aciiveral, sd.lreff..l to the IN-
meter of the Knig,htfbridge B.u-'s, at his town-hoofe, no. a
Lower John-Street, Golden-titu.,re.

DWELLING.HOUSRS with I.AND.--tmar RP—WING.

TO Si LET,

TWO GENTEEL RESIDENCES, with once'
lent Gardens, and Meadow Lead, iu the nclehhnurhone
of Reding ; and the leafe of a good Family-Houk. wit► :hr.
acres of rich Meadow Land, at only 15L pit =awn, to 4e Cole
Particulars of J. Hawke', pod pawl, am
no others, will be anfwered.
London, England, 1801-04-16

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, APRIL Is.—Sailed the NEMESIS frigate
to Sheernefs, CLAYTON, THASlES,Patitcass MARY,
and WAI.MIR CASTLE Indiamen for the Rivcr.
Wind N. N. E.

OtAVESEND, Aran. t 5.—PaR the by Atlantic,
'Mu R H Kan, and Rambler, WILK s, from Surinam;
Hillfborough, —, from South Seas ; Abun-
dance, PEARCr, from the Cape of Good Hope ;
Upton Cagle, —, and Anna, CLARKE, from
Bombay.—Sailed the.M.ll is Catharinajor Dieppe.
London, England, 1801-04-16

PANORAMA.

Public are moft relpetitfun y informed,
that LORD NRLSON's VICTORY, at the PANO-
R AMA, Leiceltroaguare, is finally to clefs so Satorday, the
gib of Apra, to be re-placed by the View of ConftaWale.
There arc now publiMed, prior 6d. and foldat the Paaorasna,
sad at Mr. Riebardforeo, bookfeller, at the Royal-Etchange,
• eoneife account of the Paintings, and as illuftration of the
ikfcriptive thaw which are to be given to each perfon wbo
goes to fee the Views of Conftantinople. fr is recommended
es theft who chufeto honour the Panoram s by teeing the fe moft
becretling views, previoufly to attend to this little publication,
by means of which they will unclerltand the deferiptive flteet,
and fed a much greater Munn. in thefe Views. which are al-
lowed tabs the in& Scenery lathe World.

SOCIETY for the PNCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANU.
FACTURES and COMMERCE.
ADOPIII, APRIL 12.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this
Society wm be on Wednefday, the sad of April, at the
fora and Anchor Tavern in the Strand.
Peculiars. .—CHARLES, DUKE of NOR POLK.
VIOL-PRESIDENTS.
Charles, Duke of Richmond, Honourahle R. Clifford,
Wm. Henry, Duke of Portland, Sir Wm. Daum, Bart.
Hugh, Duke at Northumiser- Sir Wathin Lewes, Knight,
land, Thomas Pitt, Efq.
stam
coadb, Earl of Radnor, Caleb Whirefoord, Efq.
Earl of Liverpool, Thomas Skip Dyot Bucknall,
Cheeks Lord Romney, EY P.
STEWARDS.
R. Clarke, Efq. Chamberlain, George Meredith, Efq.
John Dormer, Efq. John Nichols, Uq.
'Daniel Beale, Efq. John Page. Efq.
Charles Memnon, Efq. antes Atlee, Ng,
Thomas Roberts, Efq. eery Coxwell, F.fq.
Crifwell, Efq. Mr. John Molls'.
N. B. Dinner at HaW-pait Four o'Clock.
By Order ache Stewards,
CHARLES TAYLOR. Ses.

OR Saturday will be publilhed,
SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right
Hon. HENRY DUNDAS on Mr. GREY'. MOTION
fir an INQUIRY Into the STATE of the NATION, on Wed-
widay the zsth of Mar:b, !hot.
hinted for F. and C. Itivitigton, St. Paul's Chtwelb-•md ;
j. Newhard, Piccadilly; and to be had of all the other Beet.
Ilk rm.

Mr. FOX's CELEBRATI

;I. CM

This day was pubhlbed, price One Shilling,
A FULL and CORRECT REPORT of Mr.
FOX's SPEECH In the HOUSE of COMMONS. or.
Voinclday, March attic, sBox, itt Support of Mr. OR tY's
Motion for an ENQUIRY into the STATE of the NATION
wherein he thews the deplorable Situation to which the Coun-
try Is reduced by a difgraceful and difaftrous War. carried on
by Moans equally incapable of mating Peace as they were
acceded:Mg War. That from the difgrace of fuck Rukrs, the
People might to kparate thonfelves. and inftrua their Repre.
tentative' in Parliament to repel sod difavow the ruinous Syr-
tante which Minitters have aged.

2'rintcdfar J. S Jordan. No t 9, Ludgate-HM, oppedite the
Old Balky, and :66, Plect-fireet.
Where may he h td, price le.
The WHOLE of the DEBATE en the above MOTION.
London, England, 1801-04-29

Olt MR O. SIMARD.

This was an aetion to recover the fum of 731. of
the Defendant, as Sheriff of the county of South-
ampton, for an cfcape. A perfon of the name of
Am phlett Rood indebted to the Plaintiff ( who re fides
at Liverpool, and is a brewer), in the above fum ;
he failed, and left that place, after Come time, in
the month of July. The Plaintiff was informed,
by a perfon of the name of Heathcote, that Amph-
lett was at Southampton: a writ was fent down
to an Attorney at that place, and Heathcote went
ever for the purpofe of identifying him ; the Of-
ficers were told that he went by the names of Gor-
don and Antley,and were direftedwheretheymight
find Him; they went accordingly, and faw the per-
fon defcribed, but who denied knowing any thing
of Mr. Orme, and requefted the officers to go bade
to the Attorney, as they had made a millake, he
not being the peribn they were in queft of. One of
the dicers accordingly returned, leaving the other
in charge of Amphlett : while the officer walked
into a back parlour, he took the opportunity, teeing
the ftreet door open, to walk away, and had not
fence been taken. This was fubmitted, on the part
of the Plaintiff, as fufficient evidence to conftitute
a caption.
Lord Kart von thought caberwife ; it was not to
be fuppofed the officers could be certain this perfon
was the identical one they wanted, efpecially as
contradillory accounts had been given of him. In
all cafes of this kind it behoved officers to be care-
ful, and to ufe the utmoft precaution. His Lord-
(hip was of opinion the caption had not been pmved;
there was no evidence on that head.—Plaintiff
nonfbited.

VAMHOORO V. DiVEREVX.
This anion WAS brought on five Bills of Ex-
change for the furn of tscl. each, dated the 27th
May, 1797, drawn on Peter Planck, a refiner, and
acc:pted by the Defendant, and indorfed by the
drawer to two pet fons of the names of Benoit and
Verre, who had ken fent out of England under
the Alien At. No valuable conrideration vas
proved to have been given for then:, tile Defendant
Living accepted them to accommodate 1' fr. Plapck.
_I Witners s:•as called, who hated that he :tad taken
there Bill; el- Mr. Benoit for a debt of fifteen
goincas ; bu: that he bad tint received them till
altout a year ::uce.—Plaintiff Nonfei:cd.
London, England, 1801-04-29

KOTA!, zICADE .511.

13. Moon-light.—A. Pr 1 HFR.-Mr. Pether fecms
rofiefred of an exchrlive privilege to paint moon-
fcenes, and having praaired upon them all
his life-time, he cannot, or courfe, be npeded to
err very grofsly in reprefcntations of this dcfcrip-
tion. The picture before us furnithes a commend-
able fample of his abilities, but, upon the x‘hok,
we think the general diffution of light too power-
ful.—The retleaion of the moon in the water is
admirable.

4. View in de Apposine Mounpains.—P. J. DE
lan UTH FREOURG, R. A.—Diflingtrillied for the pe•
culiar excellencies of this artill'.h (tile cf painting,
and as remarkable for many of his defeas. Th,:
wild fcenery at one corner of the pielure' is ex-
tremely fublime, and the colouring exquilite;
but the clouds are rather too faataftie m their form
and diflindion, and the glow of the horizon too
fiery.

28. 30. A Sumnwr Evening. —A Winter Morning.
C. Ca A m ta.—A pair of pictures by a young artilt,
which give a very favourable prornife of his
future reputation, particularly as they bear no
marks of affea.ttion, nor manifeff any attachment
to the lithe principles which govern force of the
molt fathiunable painters of the day.

4t. Caddo,: and Aar&l.—H. FussLl, R. A.—
This defign is charafteriilic of the painter; but
though the drawing is fine, and the general con-
ception grand, it conveys to as Englifh eye no
ideas of the beautiful pillage in the Poem from
which it is profeifedly taken.—Mr. F. feldom
vouchfafes to paint down to the common feelings
of human nature.—The fame objation liesagainft
the colouring of this pielure as againft that of the
works of this Gentleman in general.

46. Peter enui the Angel in Prifon.—H. Howmtn,
A.—This pi6ure fpeaks the hand of an improving
artift,—The tranfparent figure of the Angcl is par-
ticularly well delineated, and that of the waking
Apoftle is conceived happily, and upon the whole
executed with judgment. The colouring, info=
parts, is rather dirty.

54. Colebrook Dale, Kig&.—P. J. Da LOUTRER-
sou ac.—Mr. Loutherbourg is generally happy in
exhibiting the effeets of fire; and in the piEturc be-
fore us he has been particularly fuccefsful. The
light of the moon. contnfted with that of the
blazing furnaces (the effeets of which are truly
volcanic), adds much to the fublimity of the rcene.
6t. AGirlaa fbottfifibisair.—J. NOITHCOTt,
R. A.—We know not Mr. Northcote's objea in
bringing together fuch a fet of affociates ; a fe-
male furrounded by dogs, monkeys, &c. is not a
?leafing fubjea of contemplation : the delineations,
it mutt however be admitted, are all faithful to
nature, and the pi&ure is made to produce a ftrong
effe&—A propos, perhaps• the painter means this
as a fatire upon modern love--beauty perfecuted
by apes and puppies

LAW INTELLMENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY, APRIL 27.
London, England, 1801-04-29

NAUTICAL INT.ELLICENVE.

111.%1LS THIS DAV...Wind L•'. N. E.
ARPIV.:O DUI
1 Hanibuiet, April 21. 1
Dublin, April 23, 24,
I Waterford, April 23,
I Donn:y*l'4,x, April 25,

* YARMOUTH, APRIL 28.—Arrived from Cita-
haven the EXPRESS packet, Captain DELL, with
the Handsurgh and Bremen Mails of the 2111 info. ;
previous to her departure the DIANA and KING
GEORGE packets, with Mails, had arrived there ;
the Pairen&i-ers are Mr. and Mrs. G aniic ER, Metfrs.
BAILEY, COOD, CARTER, BROOK. LOCK, SCC.,•••
Pall.c.(l through a tranfport from Lynn, with im-
prefred men ; alfo feveral laden colliers.
TORBAY, APRIL 27.—Arrived IA evening the
DOLLS- cutter, is ith ditpatches from the fleet under
the command of Admiral CORNWALLIS, and failed
again this morning for the fleet.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 270•CatIle in the FISOARD,
Of 38 guns, Captain MARTIN ' AMETHYST, of 38
guns, Captain COOKE • and the MROARA, of 18
guns, Captain HILL, from a cruife. The AME-
THYST captured on the 9th intl. the Chip privateer
General Bruin, and a Spanith brig privateer;
neither of which arc yet an ivecl, but they are hourly
' expcacd.
SHr FR'F r 7, A FRIT. 27.—Arrived yelerday his
Majclly's :hips I'.b.,:Aacit, of 74 guns, Lieutenant
'ELLA so, and the Isis of so guns, Capr. WALKER,
from Admiral Sir HYDE PARKER'S fbet, in the
Baltic ; this day the Isis came into Harbour to be
repaired: the 1)w( NI EX tire. real was put out of
duck.
London, England, 1801-04-29

IREL,IND.

DUELINI, APRIL 23.—His EXCELLENCY lic:kl
Privy Council at the Cattle on Tuefday latl, and
tranfaaed a variety of bufinefs.
A Proclamation was at the fame time ordered
by the Council, offering a reward of 2001. for the
apprehenfion of the fit-ft three perfons concerned in
the murder of WILLIAM PRICE, of Cooltain, in
the county of Tipperary, Efq. who was (hot with
a gun or blunderbufs, on Thurfday the td of April
instant, on the high road joining the lands of Bal-
linree, in the county above mentioned.
London, England, 1801-04-29

In a few days will be pubillited, in three Vola litye. price us. in
bo Ms, tkr Se.cepd Edition of
PRACTICAL ED U CATIO N.
By MARIA and R. L. EDGEWORTH. •
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, by MAitIA EDGIIIVORT*,
a. Early Leirms for Children, two parts, price ra
s. TM. Pareit's Militant, 6 Vols. price au.
3. The fame, on hue Paper, with Frontifpieees, price as.
4. Moral Tales for Young People, Val. I. price 3s. 6d.
S. Letters for Literary Ladies, price 4s.
Caßle Ratkrent, price 4s.
7. A RatiosalPriater, price ss. •
London, England, 1801-04-29

THEATR&ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, April 30, 18 -1,
dick bfaicßies Servants will perform a DrAma, called
THE CASTLE SPECTRE.
Ofmond, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Angela, Mrs. JORDAN.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE LIAR.
This Erening—Julian and Agncs ; Our Dancing Days ; and
lay Grandmother.

This day were publiihed,
With a 4 obarateriltie Cuts in Wood, price 35.6 d. bound,
SONGS, COMIC and SATIRICAL, written by
GEORGE ALEXANDER STEVENS.
I love fun ! Keep it up !
Printed for Vernor and Hood, J. Cutheli, J. Walker, Ot-
ridge and Son, and T. Sewell.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
A LECTURE on HEADS, ornamented with sa wood cuts,
price as. 6d.

This day were publilled,
Elegantly printed In two Vols. Bvo. with t 6 elexant Views,
Pr ss. In boards, or On royal Syn. N. 16s. boards,
THE BEAUTIES of WILTSHIRE ; dif-
played In Statiftical, Hiftotical and Deferiptive Sketches.
lihntrated by Views of the principal Seats, &e. with Anecdotes
of the Arts..—By JOHN BR rrroN.
Printed for \ernor and Hood, No. 3t, Poultry.
Where May be had,
Holmes' Tour in the Southern Counties of Ireland; with
tx Plata in Aqua-tinta, by Aiken, se. boards.

Ills'l'OßY OF BEES.
This 'day was publiihed, price 21.
A SHORT HISTORY OF BEES; in two Parts.
.L I- Comprehending the Natural Hiftory of Bees; with the
management of them, &c. Alfo, an .Lnignatteal .recount of
their Qrcn, her Palaces, Attendants, &c.
By a LADY.
printed for Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry; and E. New-
taihtrteeorocr of St. Paul's Church-yard.
may be had, price 3s. boards, Dr. MAVOR's BO-
TANICAL POCKET BOOK.

MN day was pubillhvd, handfomely printed in ato.pricc Stl
detliested, by pennifSon, to the Molt Noble the Marquis of
I,IIACTICAL OBST RVATIONS on the Ufe
of OXYGEN, or VITAL AIR.
'Part I. illultrated with live Plates.
Containing various Cafes of Palfy, Nervous Debility, Eft-
lepts. liNirocephalus, Scrofula, White Swellings, Rickets, and
Dalortion of the Spine ; with Come Experiments on Plants.
London, England, 1801-04-29

DUTY or coNDucToas.

There than be in each department a number of Officers, to be
called Conduftors, who !hall receive their orders, foaled, from
an Officer, entitled a Sup:rintaulAnt. EaCh Condudtor i, re-
gulled to call on Members to the number of ten, to convey to
them the orders of the Executive, to receive from them what-
ever turns of money they may chufe to contribute towards de-
fraying tie public expence•' as alto the name and place of abode,
fealed, of all perfons entered as Members., or any other com-
munications they may wills to tranfmit to the Executive ; all
of which be Mall faitbfolly deliver to the Superintendent.
Each Member is required to exert himfeif to the utnsoft of his
power to unite his. Mends in the bona of brotherhood and af-
Wiles, which mall be done as followsi—On, his becoming c-
quaintodwith any perfun of good charaaer, who has manifefted
a firm attachment to the c..ufc of juftice and humanity, defames
of being a Member, he (bail yrefetit the Declaration for his vo-
luntary acceptance, Isis name Ilia then be returned to the Con-
cluder who lives molt, contiguous to him, who Mall faithfully
trassfinit to the Superintendant his report, to commence every
fecond Monday.
London, England, 1801-04-29

Dr. MAVOR'. BOTANICAL POCKET BOOK.

This day was puisliihed, ornamented with an Engraved Title-
page and Vignette, and two other Engravino, explanatory
of the Work,
THE LADY'S and GENTLEMAN's BOTA-
NICAL POCKET' BOOK; adapted to Witbering's Ar-
rangement of Briti/h Plants • intended to facilitate and promote
the Rudy of Indigenous liohy.
By WM. MAYOR, LL. D.
Printed kir Vernor and Hood in the Poultry; and fold by E.
Newbery, some of St. Pears Church-yard.
OF
Where ay
be bid, pricebad, so. A HijiTURAL HISTORY
SUS.
London, England, 1801-04-29

TO COUNTRY PRINTERS.

APERSON who has long been aectatorned to
frperintend the Prating /loaners in all its branches,
wilhes to undertake the management of an Office in the Country ;
or would .iigage a%Oondnetor of a Provincial Newfpaper,hav-
ing already been enndoyea in that capacity—can, If required.
produce undeniable reference. a. to elmeadtr, abilities, .kc
To Proprietor. of Printing-Offices not regularly bred to tie
profeffion—tu thole whole other avocations may prevent their
giving the necelfary attention--or to Gentlemen in polfeMon of
Private Prelim, the above addrefs, it is prefumed, may be pe-
culiarly applicable; the Advertifer's pradice not having bets
confined to the Art of Printing, exelufively confidored, bat
alfo as it Bands conneded wish Paper-making, Book-binding,
ilts—A line addreffed to A. B. illiccu's Head, Windfor, will be
immediately attended to.

THE STAFFORDSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE
NAVIGATION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—BY MR. SCOTT.
On Wectneiday May 6, at Twelve o'Cloc*, at Giveaway's.
Chang--Aldey, Load6l, by Order si the Executers et the
late NATHANIEL BAIIRETT, Efq.

SIX SHARES in the STAFFORDSHIRE
and WORCESTERSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION.
from the Severn to the Grand Trunk counseling thereby
Briltol with Hull, Lieerpoul, fk.:. funning unc of the molt im-
portant and produelive Lines of Inland Navig ; the Profits
are now at the rate of 421. per Share per Annum, and exiled-tea
ItHI to inmate. Printed Partictlars at ti.urawars, and a
Mr. Scott, 1.040de-hid, London.

MANOR, ESTATE, AND COLLIERY, COUNTY 01
London, England, 1801-04-29

By D. HILL,

hargeon, PeDow, and one of the Council of the London Medi-
cal Society, and Honorary Member of the Medical Society
at Guy's ilorpital.
Printed for F. and C. Rhington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; T
Cadell, jun. awl W. Davies, Strand, and J. Wright, VI ccadilly

This day was publifbed, price One Shilling,
THE FOURTEENTH REPORT of the SO.
CIETY for BETTERING the CONDITION of the
POOR, containing accounts,
No. 74. Of the Benefit of fitting Wheat by band.
No. /J. Of a Supply of Milk at Stockton.
No. 76. Of a Village Shop at HanwelL
No. /7. Of Cottager, Gardens at Wimple, ate.
No. 7R Of the Free Chapel In Weft-!tract.
No. 79. Of a Supply of Bread at Exmouth.
No. So. Of the Relief of the Poor at Wheiford.
Printed for the Society, by W. Buttner and Co. Cleveland-row,
St. James's. And fold by J. Hatchard, 73, Piccadilly; Becket,
Pall-Mail; Robfon, Bond-ftreet ; Payne, Mews Gate; Ri
vington, St. Paul's Churchyard; Egerton, Whitehall; Ca-
dell and Davies, Strand; Ind Vernor and Hood, Poultry I
*golly
Todd, York; Huard, Bath ; Akenhead and Sons, Newcaftle ;
Browne, Hutt ; kaftan, Salifbury ; Trewman, Exeter; Clarke,
Maneheiter ; Hemet, Gloacelter ; and Lot, at Lewes.

Ina few days will be publithed,
CCarin Four large Volumes OEtavo, price 16s.
oll: fine Royal Paper, price al. Bs. In boards,
A New Edition of
ZOONOMIA ; or, The Law, of ORGANIC
Lir c.—By ERASMUS DARWIN, M. D. F. R. S.
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. 'aura Church-yard.
Where may be bad, by the hum Author,
I. The Botanic Garden, a Pocm, with Plates, complete, In
two vols. Odtavo, price an. in boards.
s. A Plan for French Education in Boarding Schools, Ss.
3. The Families of Plants, from Linismus, Iwo /Nib, Codtavo,
x6s. in boards.
4. Phytologlg; or the Philofophy of Hufbandry and Gar-
dealing, t L iii. 6d.
London, England, 1801-04-29

DTCLARATION.

In the awful pretence of AtasiGici T GOD, I A.B. dovolon-
wily declare, that I will enticcrour, to the utmost of my power,
to obtain the attic* pith!, Union ; namely, to recover thofc
}tights which the Su rural Y. BLINa, is his infinite bounty, bath
given to all men; and that wither hopes nor fears, rewards or
punillunests, than ever Induce me to inform on, or give evi-
dence, diredUy or indircely, con-vrning the bufinefs of this or
any Sankt Society. So help me GOD.

We (candy can coreciwe a fight more tremen-
dous or more interesting, than the appsarance of
a real 74 with the Gallant NELsoa, and his brave
Officers and crew on deck, dialling through every
obitruCtion in its patfage through the Sound, as
reprcfented at the Royal Circus, St. George's
Vields, in the Spe&acle of the Northern Fleet.—
This with the charming piece of Rinaldini, and the
grand Pautomine cdtlie Magic Flute, with the ad-
ditional attraCtion of the celebrated Mailer S*t'N-
u►as, who makes his fira appearance for this
fcafon on herfeback, lurnifit fo complete a dif.
play of amufements, as muff without a doubt
Rand unrivalled. _ _

On Saturday fennight the fmack Entcrprize of
Portfmouth, from thence to the eafiward, was loft
off Saha Bill, and the mailer, T. SAW KINN two
men, and, a boy, 'unit)? tunately drowned. Ssw-
silts belonged to Portfmouth, and has left a widow
and four children to lament his lois.
On Thurfday night, between ten and eleven
o'clock, R. AI.LEN, mailer of the fmack Hope,
was robbed in Point-144.a, Portfmouth, of his
watch, money, See. The next day James Leve-
rett was apprehended, in offering the watch for
isle at Portfea, and on Saturday was fully com-
mitted for trial at the next affixes at Winchefter.

Ass Clark was laft week executed at Kuthyn,
for the murder of her illegitimate female
She held the infant's face in a pool of water until
the became fuffocated, when the buried her in the
mud. This wretched woman delayed execution
for fevend months by au unfounded plea of preg-
nancy.
Tucfday fe'nnight, about t t o'clock, as a cart, be-
longing to the Earl of Dakar, WAS removing Tome
articles for the ufe of the family, from hisi.ord-
thip's houfe in Grofvenor-fquare, to Oaks, in Kent,
it was robbed, between the Square and Dean-ttreet,
of a portmanteau, belonging to one ofhis Lord-
fhip's upper fervaists. containing wearing apparel
to a confiderable amount. _

Wednefday lait were executed at Stone Gallows,
near Taunton, Sword T.w, otherw•ife Gregwileele,
aged 35, and liskr liVeau, aged 30, both 14-
bourers, for entering the dwelling-houfe of Rich-
ard Griffey, a baker, of Old Cleeve, and caufing
thirty loaves of bread to be difpofed cf at tod.
each. Both admitted they had the loaves, but
Tout denied to the la l ever having a pick-axe in
his hand, by which the baker's door was forced
open, as was (worn on the trial. It being appre-
hended that force riotous proceedings might take
place, parties of hot* and foot foldiers attended
the execution, and sot Ae leaf diaarbance hap-
pened.
London, England, 1801-04-29

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

The LordsCommiffinners of the Admiralty have
promoted Lieutenant GeoicoL LANGFORD to the
rank of Mailer and Commander in his Majcity's
Nary.
The Hoof. Captain Cuazow, to the AIIDAC/OVII!

The HOD. elk lIC CUU Itcr:of tic CANADA, to the 'ham,.
Capt. YOP RE, of the JASON, to the CANADA.

Capt. V. V. HALLAID, to the JASON.
Capt. WILLIAM toff, who commanded the °LAYTON. to
the Late engagement a Copenhagen, to the command of dr
hionanen ; he it coming home is hrr, and, upon him arrive,
takes the commander theta at t I .; rtatt,mrav fittingat Chatham.
Captain DiGsr, to the RIVIITANCI.
Lictllalant W. WooLinscnt, of the CTNTAtyII, to the Sa •
Tito alas PAISLEY corvette, now Atdng to carry Ihrpladlci
the Straka.

The Hon. Captain PAoeT has taken the command ails
NC:jetty's friiate the Hress.a. of 44 guns, at Sluerncfs.

On Thurfday latt a retie! arrived at Leith with
wounded men from our fleet in the Baltic. They
are lodged for the pretent, we underftands in the
Rope Work.
Wednefday the Hazard, a large American vet=
fel, arrived in Leith Roads from Rotterdam. with
400 locos of gin on board.
The Zeeburg, Maorrus ANDIRSON, from Rot-
terdam to Leith, was run on hoard of by bia Ma-
ry's fhip Llynra, Captain BLDPOILD, about two
tICS tiom that coati, by which the maiii-tuatt,
wits all the fails and rigging, &c. were can ied
away a few feet from the deck, and alfo
confiderable damage on her quarters, forced to re-
turn into port, where the mutt unload her cargo.
and undergo a thosough. repair.
A Letter from an Officer of the Maze, of 74
guns, gives the tbllowing particulars of their vet)
aidrefiZA &nation, off the thuals of the French
coal, near Iffe de Bas :—After the accident %lath
tMI CISTAUR, the CANADA, of 74 guns, Hon.
Captain De Coulter, took her in tow ; but, lons
her dif.,bled Rate, the wind blowing a fqoall at
North. right on the French fame, then but tI”::
leagues ffittant, and not a creel: to run into if flic
Osould get einbayed, her main-yard being can ical
away m the flings. the Cali ADA'S three toptails tPlit
to rage, and real in the :slams would tuft aboafd
her and difable boils Chips, Captain Da COOILC
cut the tow ropes, determining to ..!I,ay by the Mae!
to the lad estninity, and was getting ready to Sift
the officers and men, if Use timid drift too near in
More. whinin thilsockingfulpenfe, nearing tta
flaw fatt, the uin,i 1:11ed at N. and shifted round
to E. N. E. by uhich providential change, and
gents); up a fail on the Rump of the jury foremaft,
Use hauled off those, and the CANADA got a LOW- 1
cable oa board, and towed her fah into l'irrnoutL.
London, England, 1801-04-29

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the Scots Appeal, Fullertcms,v. Sir Hew Dalrymple, when Mr.
CLAIM, Second Counfel lot the Appellants, was heard at eon-
Gderable length.
The Bilis before the Honk were forwarded in their refpec-
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