Star. — London, England, 1807-05-14 00:00:00

. t • • • • o t . :$ 1 .• 10 - - z - C pirg . - • 4 .; e • , 4 ,• 4 Zof _ , tt • • . yin : k. 6 • - 44-7.PirVICE '~ MR. ASTLETS NIGHT. GREAT NOVELTY, OF SINGULAR INVENTION I ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highneffea the Mute of Wale, and Duke of York. _ _ _ • • ARMY. • ACAPTAIN, on full pay, in a S econ d B atta li on of an Old Regiment at Home, willies to Exchange with a Captain on the Ertel% Half-pay, and receiving the regulated dif ference. No time will be loft in the execution of tite Exchange, as the Commando in Chief 's leave is obtained. Apply by letter (peril paid) to Meffrs. T. and H. (No. 3,) at, No. i t, Union-Court, Broad ftreet. . . This day was Fainted, price One Shilling, A i.trrEit. to the EDITOR of the, TIKAS I front Mr. HORNE-TOOKE. IMM for Johnfon, St. Paul's Church yard.. GENEItAt ti:EertOgs Mrs. CONNELL, Box-heeper, soft refpedifull; begs leave to Inform the Nobility, Gent and others, that R. MASTLEY's BEN E FIT NIGHT will tak e place an SATURDAY NEXT, MAY :6, aoy.—All orders for places in the Boxes on the abdve night, will be punc tually attended to. Immediate application at the Box (Mee, Theatre, Weitminfter Bridge, is itropgly neceffary. TO THE *DEA*, AND INDEPENDENT WARY Ckl? LONDON. • AD CLERUM. .. . QEXAGINrA CONCIONES ad Eiden) et Urum kJ Cjuißiattz Religionis fpcdtaotes, novia typis accurate Menu • Teripta insitantibus maodato, a Pretbytero Ec..lcfix Anglican: compofitaa : vencunt apud °STILL, Ave Maria-lane, Londini, Protium jL GieNTLialeNs PERMIT me to return you my moft Cordial thanksi and to eaprels my lincere gratitude fot the fiber* reception I experienced is the courfe of my canal!, and for your perfeverance during the continuance of the Poll, even to the bit moment. It is a heartfelt gratificatior. that my uniform principles df loyalty to the king, as well as my Cdoftitutioaal attachment to our Laws and Liberties, Civil sad Religious, were ecrogenlal with your fel -1 timents, and art Candtioned by the nnivereal approbation of every true and independet t Englithman. The repetition of your favour. able opinion itt placing me for the fifth ttme, ai one of your Re prefentatives in Parliament, will ever be my greatcft pride. and renders it impoffibic for me to abandon thole Conititu tonal prin. ciples fo deeply rooted,toneiledt your private rights and privileges as Citizens or forget this fee& and dittioguithed favour Co hand- Comely conferred. I am. Gentle Men, Your much obliged, faithful and devoted fervent, Old South-Sea lioufc, May ag. WILLIAM CURTIS. GEORGE BAILLID AND CO.'s BANKRUPTCY. S UCEI Creditors as h ave not yet prove d the i r Debt i under the Commiffion againß Mars. George Baillie and John J..ffray, and who intend to prove at the Meeting for a Dividend. on the ad of June, are particularly dared to tranfmit to M. ifra. Dennetts and Greaves, King's Arms Yard, Coleman.flrect, the particulars ind amount of their Debts, with the &cuticles they hold, as early as poflible, to enable their depolitions to he prepared previous to the Meeting. DENNETTS and REA V ES. A LLEN and PRINCE'S ANNUAL BALL will be on WrDNISDAY, May so, at the Great Rooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Dateaton-ftreet, Cheapfide. Double Tickets, Half a Guinea each, may be bad any time previous to the Ball evening, at !heir private Dancing Academics, No. to, Sherrard-ftreet, Gol den fquare, and at No. to, Great Alie-Itreet, Goodman's Fields; where alto thole who are impeded dancers may be ftnifhed in the molt elegant modern ftyle: and thole who never learnt that ac complithment, but exclude themfclves from many agreeable par ties, under thc miflaken idea that dancing can only be acquired in youth, may in a thort time be convinced, that with good inftruc tion Ladles or Gentlemen, of any age whatever, if Capable of coin asnn exereite, may loon learn, and quite in private, to dance in an ealy and genteel manner. Hz Condones aptantur ad onuses Dies Dominica. totius Auni, et ad °centimes tam fpeciates quam confuetas. Proitant Ven ales, firnul fub involucro ligillato cui hikribitur, " Scsaginta Confeio nes," &C. This day were pohlithed, in One Volume Bvo. pri c e 7P . i n b oa rd s , (AdAndrad to the ',Awes of OILLAT BRI TAIN), LET.FERS on the Intelleaual and Moral Chara4ter of WOMEN; on the Station for which they arc deftismi, on the Charaders they are qualified to fuftain, and on the Duties they are required to diftharge, both in private and fociul By the Author of an F (fay on Original Genius ; and of the Hiflory of ft hedi, the Hermit of Mount Ararat. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row; and A. Brown, Aberdeen. PURSUAN r to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe THOMAS and Others againit Jones and Others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of Roster Joules, late of Fonruan Cattle, in the County of Gla morgan, Bk. arc, on or before the 24th day;of lone next, to come in and'prove their Deb,s before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Mailers of the raid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the raid Decree. Mays, 184. CHARLES BROWN Solicitor for the Complainants. TO THE GEN 1.1. E MEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS 05 THE COUR Y-OF HERTS. GaNTLEMEN, . , rs AvAne-rteg 'of the earlie r oppaittinity tei et. peels thee feelings of profound gratitude, with which I am inw p-elfed, at being invested by you with the' honourable character of your Reprefentative in Parliament. The fame principle. to which' I have invariably adhered, will ever regulate my public conduct. Thole principles have. this day, received the fandion of your approbation, and ifeel osolt happy in the conviEtion, that with the fur so rt of them. th an convey the constitutional expreffinna of [bore opinions, to which it will be my conftant duty to attend. I have the honour to remain, GENI !AMEN, Your obliged and obedient ferrarr , The Hao, May tI, xBO7. . ICIIO VIAs BRAID. ••' Thefe Academies continue open all the Sumater. PUBLIC APPOINTMENT. INSANI fY.• Thlt day were publithed, in two Volunt:s, Oetatio; a PM Edition. contiderably enlarged and improved. price 16. in 'mord,. OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE, KINDS, CAUSES, and PREVENTION of INSANITY. lly THOMAS ARNOLD, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Colltge of Phyflcians, and of the Royal Medical !;ociaty of Edinborgb. Printed for RICHARD PIIILLIPi, No. 6, Bridge Rreet. Black friars; and fold by Thomas Combe, Leicelter, and by all Book fellers. FOR SALE, A VERY eligible on , ! in the Weft Indies, may be obtained for a Gentlem..ll verfed in the Dutch Language. Alfo, ■n inferior Appointment in England, of 7oL per annum, (not ftationary), or a Commiffion in the Militia. An adequate premium will be expel:fled. Apply by letters only (poft paid) to Mr. Fif:e, Solicitor, N; 81, New Bond•ftreet. At the London Inn. Plymouth, on Tii‘fday, the 9th of June neat . at Twdve o'clock in the Forenoon, 'I'HE handfcme fail-failing Brig AUSTERLITZ. DIMENSIONS, Length 93 Ft. 4 in. Breadth a 6 3 Admcafures - aye 57 94 Tons. Pierced for sit guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition I would make a compleat veal for any purl:lore where difpateli iv required, being a remarkably fail failing brig—the might proceed to fra immediately, being in want of nothing.but provifions. A Prise to his Majefty's Chip of war EMERALD, commanded by F. L. MAITLAND, Efq. now lying in liamoaze,and there to be de livered. Andafterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and other STORES of the foid Vella For Inventories and any further particulars, arply Ax days previous to the fate to MelTrs. Ommanney and Druce, London; Edward Lyne, Efq. Plymouth ; or at the Counting-houfe of WILLIAM LOCKYERMert.2arit. Plymouth, May 9,t8.:.7. TO TANNERS, &c. ANEW Method havirf: been difcovered in virtue of the Norway Bark, by taking it front the timber early in the fevfon, is found of equal quality to the of the rngli9i Bark. A Urge quantity of about to,cpo tons, MONTI therefore be imported to Eaghnd, Ireland, and Scothud. this year. This day was publiated, price 3s. ASEQUEL t.) the SERIOUS EXAMINA TION into the ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS, con taining a more articular Inquiry into the Doarines of Popery, as formerly held, and as now prorated; with Remarks on forte late Publications of Mr. Keogh, Mc. Quin, Sir John Throckniorton, and Dr. Milner. By the Rev. THOMAS I.F. liiFSURIEa, Redtor of Newtot. Longville, iu the County of llucki; and late TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOI.DtitS OF 111 E COON I - 1 OP TORR. GENTLEMEN, 7THENI firft annnunced to..xoy my int enti on , of becoming a Candid to for thc Ci•Aiyt of YORK, I w.c not aware of the rearm) which had inducca your worthy Repre f tentative Mr. Fawkes to retire from public life. Althoi , gb I lament as much as he does the recent events which have caufed hint to take this unfortunate fiep, and regret them Mil more, as hiving deprived the Country of the Cervices of filch a man ; l do not think that the inereafing difficulties that arife fa Sse difcbarge of P.irliamentary duties, ought to deter any fir r cqtally incorrupt and iodependent man from off,sing yott his Cervices. In that charader, I earneftly requefi the (*.our of your fupport tw thc day of nomination, and on that of Eleetion. I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your molt faidi(l and obeL i.nt fervant, York, May t, t8.7.•7. MI I :FON. PENTONVII.I.E. TO be LET on Leaf; at . .a _moderate Rent, a roomy, convenient, and fubik i artbl bilk HOUSE, pleafantly fituated in kodderArect, Vetateiville, near the Chapel.—For partkulate pleafe•to enquire of Vail. Lackington and Alien, Mamba& ; of 5. Cook, Stitioitte, Net 7, Lazenby-Cuurt, Lotlg• Acre; or at the Houfe, No. 7, ROdaeptlrest. Fellow of New College, Oxord Printed for Meffrs. Rieingtnns , St. Paul's Church yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Richardfons, Royal lischaoge ; Cooke and Parker, Oxford; Deightun„ Camleidge; and Inwood, New • port Papa. Of whom ma-, he bad, price ts. 6d. by , the fame Author, A Serious Exathination el the Roman Catholic Claims; as fct forth in the Petition prefented to Parliament, in 1785. PORTLAND .PLAtE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE Co>irßAdT, A N EXCELLENT' HOUSE, defirably :homed A in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant Ityle a few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houfs and Stal-les adjoining. The Furniture, which is sootily new. may be taken at valuation. For Milker particulars apply to William Pordon, Architect, Na Berner's•Rrect, who lsauthorifed to treat for the fame. • THE SHORT PARLIAMENT ! THE Public are refpeelfully inform e d, t h a t a f ew Copies remain unfold of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to THIS REMARKABLE PARLIAMENT; and the Work may be had of all refpedtable Bonkfcllers, price Half-a-Guinea in board.; or Eleven Shillings in red. Betides Biographical Notices of the Members of the SHORT PAR LIA MLNT, chit Work contains corredt information relative to the elcdtire Franchife, number and defeription of V i gour, pr pon• derating Influence, returning Officer, &c. &c. &c. uI . every place whiclpturns Members to Pppiampt. ADVICE.—HISTORY and BIOGRAPHY. This day wan publithed, in 12,1110. pike cs. A PRESENT for an APPREN f ICE, n a fore. Guide to Efteem and Wealth, with Rules for his cootie! to his Matter, and in the World. By a late LORD MAYOR of LONDON. Third Edition, reviled, carreEted and enlarged . By JOHN JOSEPH STOCIWA LE, Editor of the SchrialEncyclopedia, and Tranilitur of Voltaire's Charles NU. &e. Printed for Stoekdale, jun. Ni. 4c, about the middle, on the North fide of Fall Mall. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,AND FREEHOLDERS OF IHE COUNTY OF DURHAM. ovrerwmen, WITH the tecluefl of a very confiderable body • of the landed and commercial inter& of the County of Durham, 1 fell it my duty to comply, and to offer my fertices again to reprefent you in Parliament. If I Ihnuld re honoured with that great truft, I pledge myklf to fupport the King and the genuine principles of the Constitution, and ta go to Parliament upon the faille independent ground I maintained, when. I fortmrly had the honour to reprefent you. T. my conduct at that period, I appeal without apprpheufic n. To pay tuy performl refoeets to pair individually, from the fhortnefs of the time, wIU be impradicable ; but ! can troty &f -lirt. that my afftelion and regard for you, and for the welfare of the County is finecre, and illy' steady attention than not_ he wanting, fuould you 413. me the honour to airplay me again in your fervice. Your attendance,and fupport nn the day of Eledlion. which is fixed for the 30th hilt will confer the grcattft obligation on, THE LOTTERY WILL FINISH4IFJCT WEEK. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for tlie PI RST- L DRAWN TICKET NEXT SATURDAY, MAY t 6.— {TAT! OF THC 4 of ,000 r a of' 4 spoo ao -"` • " &fides the full Proportion of col. and 201 Prlteg. 'Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on Sale call the Lieenfed Lottery Offices. MR. Bh.LSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM 3688 TO 1802. THE PURCHASERS of the above menti,,ned WORK are refpedfully informed, that Mr. BRI.SHA M ha lately completed TWO V 0 LU NIES of STA YE .PAPERS, AU HORITI ES, and OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, dcfigned to ac company and Maftrate his Hi&nry; and they may now he had qf all Booldellers. price ONE GUINEA in boards. 'fifty are fold feparately, for the accommodation of former Pur chafer, of the Hilt•n-y; but they will be fuhjoitleil to each fcpante Volume of the new Edition of the I liftory, which, with thc.e Ap pendages, will in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS in boards. - Bridge ftreet, London, April,lBo7. k so* • 'Co By whom will lbortly be publilhett in Two Volumes Odtivo, elniely printed, and illuftrated with a fine Portrait and Plans, price a se. or on Royal paper and Lot prelft:d Hittory of Gus rAvus ADOLPJI, furnamed the Great King of Sweden. By the Rev. Waltge Matte, A. M. Canon of Windfur. This day were publilhed, THE FOLLOWING TRACTS: • NO. T. price zs. 6d. The DISCQWERY nfthe TRUE and NATURAL ERA of , MANKIND, and the Means of carrying it into Effect. CARROLL St Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Oxford ftreet, near Rathbone Awe. TICKETS and SHARES in the prefent Lottery are felling at their Office, in variety of numbers, warranted undrawn. The State of the Wheel eonfißs of the following Capital Prizes:- 4 of k.ro,coc: I 6 of 4 loco 4 - SPoo i 7 500 Sec. acc. &c. The Lottery will entirely hoills on next Saturday week. In the laR November State Lottery, No. tz,103, a prize of ropool. and 605 i , a Prize of soraL were fold in twenty feven Shires, by CARROLL and Co.—N. B. iO,OOOl. far the FUR Drawn 'fillet next Saturday morning. THE I:4R-drawn Ticket in the prefent Lottery, No. 16,787, whick diftributtd to the Public the insmcnfe be of 40,cc01. was fold in onc Stisrter, one Lighth, and ten Six teeth Shares, by HODGES, PAiNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 2, Combill, N 04449, rcet, and No. 44. St. Jarnes's•ftrcct, whet *indrawn 3lc ICE'S'S and SISAAES are on Sale, on the belt Tana, N.B. The Firft-drawn next Saturday will be =tiled to tempt, 4 4 6 RICH W I lEEL. Prizes of i; 10,000 5,000 I 000 500 &e .k.e. And only Six Days to Draw. To the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's MEDICINES, DAFFY's ELIXIR WAREHOUSE,SALISBURY-SIZIAR E. SIR, BirrahlghaM, Jul! 29, I Sob. IREQUEST you to fend to my Sitter in Hat,on -K Carden where yrna fent before, Two Five Guinea Bottles of Dr. BRODUM's NIeRVOUS CORDIAL, and the will pay for the tame.—l have the pleafure to inform you, one of the Bottles you lilt fent I gave to Mrs. Spooner, who lives near Worcefter, the has laboured under a nervotts afilidtion, attended with molt violrnt bead-achs, for fome years and the writes me wcrd, Grace Recommenced taking your Medicine, the unpleafant fyrnptoms hare very attach &created; and the has the moll anguine hopes I'd being peefeelly cured by a few more Bottles I have the fatis faction to add, the Nervous Cordial has completely relloreal me to health; and I only DtsW take it by the advice of my playfie hal (oho bas the laightit opinion of your Medicine) to prevent are Inge. And am, Sir, your moll obedient bumble fervant. MARY BROWNE. To prevent irnpolit ion, phterve Dr. Brodunt's name is engraved ob the Stamp, to imitate which Is felony. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori• final Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by hi: Inter ffive issprovetnenls $o the lightft perfection) is prer.tred and Mid by TIOILAS and WI LLIAM HINR Y, Chemifts, Manchefter. • 1111 3 agreeable perfumed liquor, which is compoied of high enneentratrd Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant aromatics and efficacious analeptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate, aud f or any Period of time. Its pw.gitit odour rendcrs it Lx:rens:ly Warfel lad Watley in head achs, fainting,. and in all .places of eablie rtfort, as theatres, courts of juftice, &c.) as it eounteraels the bad ((felts of heated and foul air, and is the b. it antidote the infedion of all contagious difeafes. As there are Ira nous fpurious Imitations, under the fame and fimilar names, 'lime of which are injurinufly reverenced as improvements, the public lea 'opened to obferye, that the names of ritom A s and WI L LI A M /Ha, Manchater, are engraved on each Stamp, to COUPtCttclt a capital felony. wimatie Spirit of Vinegar, price as 9d. Ban* included, nhoierale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, 5, Lockfpur. antes, hr °WY Agents in London autlsorifed by the proprietors, where 4 .11 had, S P"^ge Ilsxes of gold, laver. cornelian, cry kc. mot HENRY ' S CALCINED Ms.GNE,tA , in bottles, at r geriwitk IPA Moppets, st as.each, their namts bring ealhalgow THE CANADAS. This day wet.* publifhed, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in (../ . Itarto, Mut/sated with 30 copperplates, engraved from original drawings taken on the (pot by the Author, price 21 tys. boards, TRAVELS through the CANADAS, containing a defeription of the pidturdque (emery on (nine of the Ri vers and Lakes, with an account of the produdlions, commerce, and it, habitants of thole Provincta ; to which is fuhjoi: • d a com parative view of the manners and cuftoms of fcveral of the Indian nations of North and South America. By (GEORGE HERIOT, Efq. Deputy Poftmaller-General of Britilh North America, &c &c. Primed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Rrcet,lachfrian, and to be had of all Bookfclltra. N.B. A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully co loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been done up in a feparatc atlas, and the work, with this elegant accompaniment, may lac had at Three Guineas and a Half per copy.. 7HE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM Or PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publifhed, In Two large Volumes Oarto, p . rice Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly 103 EllgraViUg% 3o of which are coloured from Nature, reprefent. knit various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, ad tpted to the molt improved methods of Cultivation, the mnft approv• ed Cranes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott, A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL .L Z. AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvements and Dircoveries, In which the principles of Chemißry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Composition of Soils and Ma nures ; and thofe of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wht lc intended to•contbine and explain fully and completely the Principles and Pradtice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICK S ON, M D. of Hendon. in Milllefex, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture &c. Printed for RICHARD Putturs, No. 71, St. Paul's Church• yard ; android by all Bookfillers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHUR Yoursc's FARM ea's CA. LP NDA R, price OIL 6d. in boards. HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. This day was publithed, in a largo and very elegant volume, 4to, accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price `4ss io hoards, A TOUR throngh HOLLAND, along the Right mid Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT * in the Suinmer and Autumn of and. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, cr Tour round the Baltic, &c. " Pergit, et hoftil es (mita eft fiduci.i) apes Incemitatus edit"— CLAIMIAN. In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, enr toms, arts, and condition of the Dutch Once the convection of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a dcferiptiou of the moft interefting objects and feenery iu Holland and on the banks of the Rhine, intcrlperfed with a variety of *nec dotes illuitrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Oernany through which the Author pat t ed • and the whole is ensbelhilted by so Engravings, by a diftingulibod Artift„ from drawings made on the fpot. Printed for RICUARDPUILLIPS, No 6 4 be ,Blaekfriags, and to he had of aU DookAllers. Of wbdln had, The Noarazas Somitati prict link 01 The BANGUI all laithasodh prim SI yaaa. . . Jolt publiffied, by Oohs and AIXMA PI, Parliament filo are, Edin burgh ; M. OGLE, Wilfon-ftrect, Olafgow ; and It. Oa ex, No 295, Holborn, London ; No. I. price is. to be completed in fever) Numbers, Di ATESSA RON ; or, the Gofpel from the Texts of the Four Evangelifts, in a conned fo • ries, with Notes critical and explanatory, By ROBERT I'HOMPSDN, Writer in Edinburgh; Alfo Author of the Office of a Merenger, &c. u Let us not Imagine that a work of this kind is the bufinefs of the Clergy alone. They, no doubt, are belt qualified for this fa vice, but we of the Laity who believe the gofpel, are under the fame obligation to with well, and, according to our ability, to do good to out fellow-creatures."—Battle. A Didionary of the Holy Bible,liy tbelate Rev. John Brown, Haddington. The fifth genuine edition, containing the Author's lalt additions and corredions, and further enlarged and eorredted by the Rev. John Ebenezer, and Thomas Brown, in two volumes, Bvo. boards, 7s.—N.B. For the accommodation of purchafers, the above work may be had in t 6 Numbers, at t a. each; A Faraphrafe and Commentary on the New Teltament, by Daniel Whitby, D.D. Tenth edition, vol. lit, price it is. boards, to be completed in a vole. eto. PubliOaing in weekly Numbers, is. each. __ _ _ Solitude Sweetened, or Mifeellaneout Meditations on various Religious Subjees. written in diftant parts of the world, by James Meihk, late Surgeon at Carnwath. Third edition, Immo. boards, 45. The Whole Works of the late Rev. James Hervey, A. M. a new edition, in 6 vols: lamp. boards, tits A New Literal Traollation, from the original Creek, of all the Apoltolieal Ep:Rlesmith a Commentary sad Notes, philological, critical, esplaoators, taxi prattical; to which it added, a Hiltory of the Life of the Apottle Paul, by James MiCnight,D.D. Author of a Harmony of the Gofpels, &c. To which is prefixed, an ac count of the Lifevf the Authbr, td .dition,iu 6 Volt Sen. hoards, IL 1 - 1 lid. Gentlemen. Your faithful and devoted fervant. • Cattle Eden, May t, 1807. R. BIJRUON. MR. WILBERFORCE'S ELECTION. AT a numerous and highly repeetable MEET IN; of the FRIENDS of Mr WILBERFORCE, held at the New London Tavern, on the 13th of May, 184, The Filen. Hon I.ord TEIGNMOU ru, in the Chair, • • It wac refolved ttnanimoufly, t. That the Talenti and tried Integrity of Mr. WILBER • FORCE, have given, not only to the COUNTY of YORK, t.ut to the Nation at large, are Intereft in his Re-Election ; and th:t the Friends of that great eaufe--the Abolition of the Slave Trade, have peculiar motives for endeavouring to promote, to the unnoft - of their power, his return to Parliament. 1. That although Mr. Wilberforce never flood higher, than at this moment, in the opinion of his Countrymen bi general, and in the Attachment of the Eledtors of Yorkflaire in particular; yet, from obvious circumltances, be mutt neverthilefs have great, and, perhaps, infuperable difficulties to encounter in the Conceit which is now cart-Idled, smith Its (honkd he powerfully fupported by a • General Subleription, to defray the anavoidahL and legal Ex pence. of his Eledtlon. 3. That, although the Eleaors of Yockfhire have certainly it prior right to provide, if they think fit, for the Expenfes attend ing the Re•Eleaion of the Reprifentatlves (4 their choice; yet, mould any County.Subleription, that may be railed, prove . adequate to its objea, the privilege of fupplying the deficieney, can be claimed by no deferipnon of perfons more properly, than by the Ftiends of the Abolition of the Slave Trade 4- That a provifional Subfcriptlim, therefore, by the Friends of that caufe in ivcry part of the United Kingdom, be immediately opened, for defraying (In aid of any Fund which m a y be railed for the fame purpose in Yorkfhirc) the legal and nee. Miry Es ptales of the Conteft, in which Mr. Wilberforce is likely to be engaged. 5. That to enable the great rnukittide of our fellow fubjedb, who will be &firma of (hewing their attachment to Mr Wilber force, on account of the Abolition of the' Slave Trade, to have an opportunity of gratifying that feeling, Subkription , of any amount be received. 6. That Henry Thornton, Efq. M. P. be requefted to at as Tretfurer for this Fund. 7. That the Right Honourable Lord Teignmouth, Robert Bar clay, Efq. J Benwell. Efq. W. Birkheck, Efq. W. ads, daq. Bowdler, Jun.Efq J. Butterworth, Efq. W. Cardale, lifq. Eavtard Forfter, Efq. T. F. F. rlter, Efq. C. Grant, Erg. C. Otant, Jun. • Efq. R. Grant, Efq. S. liosrc, Efq. H Hoar*. Efq. J. Hardt:afire, Efq R. Howard, Zfq. J. Inglis, Efq G. Joluifturte, Elq. M. P. C. S. Le Fevre, Efq. Z Macaulay, Efq. M. Martin. F.fq. S. Aftlfli, fig. T. Nicbolfon, Efq. Rev. J. Owen, R. Phillips, Efq J. Rayner, Ely. James Stephen, Efq. R. Stevan, Efq. Joiepti Smith, Efq. R. Stainforth, Erq.. S. Thornton, Efq. R. Thornton, Efq, H. Thorn ton, Efq. J. Thornton, Elq and G. Wolff, Efq. be requelted to form a Comdifttec, for the pUrpore of carrying that - a Refolutions into effect, and to tranfad all bufmcfs incident to the laid 8Pli? fcription, and that they have powerto add to their body.... • 'FEIGNMUUTH, Chai44o On hie LOrdihip's leaving the Chair, it was unanimoufly re folved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be giten to the Right . nourahle Lord Teignmouth, for his able and impartial Condufft la the Chain. _ . _ A Subfetiption was Immediately opened, and in various Sums from a Guinea to tool. a large Sum l'ubibribed by the Gentlemen prehmt. Farther Subferlptions fur the fame object wia be received at the B:naturism& of Mars. Hoare, Flm-ftrdet; Me s. Hoare, Hill and Co. Lombard-rimer; Mehra. Down, Thermion and Free, Bartholomew-lahe • Meffrs. Ranfom, Morlaod and Co. Pall. Mall; the different Members of the ComVuee; and by Jean Crtfp, a 6, Mullin-lane, to whom Communkations toodo, to the Wanes of this Meeting may be addiefed. • % NO 11, price le. MEANS adequate to the prcfent-CRISTS, and future Profpc city and Happintfs of the EMPIRE—or Proporals ror the proper Management of Public Affairs, and for prOcuring an atismediate, advantageous, f-cure and permanent Peace. Printed for J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Hatchard, l'iccadiUy, Where may h e had other Works of Dr. Edtvarde. s . The National Improvernmits•of Great Britain, and the Empire at rge, in 3 vat Beo. price 11. 71. boards. u Earth Peace, Go9tl will towards Men, Including the divine and political Vicws of Religion, the principles and pradtical im provement, and the Anatomy of the Human Mind, price 9 , And Meafures as well as Men, price Ss. WHITE's FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION. This day was publifhed, To Two Volumes, with Plates, price t as. in boards, dedicated, by Permiflion, to his* Rcyal Highnefs the Duke of York ; the Eigteh Edition, greatly enlarged, of A TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI CINE, in Two Parts.—Part I. Containing an accurate Defcription Of the Difeafts of the Horfe and their Mode of Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles of Shoe ing. price 7s.—Part 11. Containing the Matcria Mcdica and Phar macopccia, price, ss. By JAMES WHITE, Veterinary Eftabliftiment, Exeter, Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Firft or Royal Dragoons. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Long man, Hurft, Rces, and Orme, Pateroofter -row. Where may be had. by the fan,e Author, An Addrds to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, refpedling the Management of their Hodes, price as. 6d.