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■ t • • • , .ill. • • . • ) v . ; 14. '4l •-• . ' • • . • ‘•*--‘ r.e+. f ,„;‘, c- - - - • .• • 3 • 0.". / •; • 1 • l_ii-TI-.1•1!f al IL ItYMIIIIIR 57911 'UESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1/407. I PRICE SIX•PNXCY., VICTUALLING MICE, 711 3 30 , 1807. THE COMMISSION4I23 for' VICTUALLING 'Ma day was pnblitbeti, Handfomely printed in Four Vols gvo. price al. Bs. boards. THE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY, or a Concife View of the Principles calculated for the Pre fervatian of Health and the attainment of Long Life. By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. Barr Printed for A. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh; Cade!! and Davies, PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION. N 0.44, LILiCIRTZIL-KylAitt, Al 7 (WV(' r 7, 1807. MR.. RICHARD FREDERICK THOMPSON. V 41 . the late S, icitor to rbe Inititution, having printed and cir culated among the Proyrietnrs, a Paper highly reffeeling upon the canduft of the Dire tors--The Diredtora think it proper, in this way, to inform the Prnprictots, that they have taken legal advice on the occafrn, and have determined to bring the bulinefs helms a Court of Jutlice.—By order of the Direators, S. R. ELLIS, Secretary. HIS MAJESTY": Nairr, do So* give Notice, That on Wednefday the 16th of September neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (regal up) and treat for Inch Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the belt quality, and to be cored in the enfuing feafon, u the refpedive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to o:fer, one third part thereof to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma. jelly's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth and Plymouth, and into the Army Vidtualling Stores in Saint Catherine's, in re gular proportions of each defcription of Collo, by the periods un dermentioned, viz. Strand; and John Murray. Fleet•Rreet. London. This day was publiflied, In Two Volumes, Bvo, priceods. in boards, a New Edition of I kItCHEOLOGIA G It/ECA ; or the ANTI. QUITIES of GREECE. By JOHN POTTER, D. D. Late Archbithop of Canterbury. Printed for Longman, Hurit, Recs, and Orme ; anti G. Robin fon, Paternofter-row ; Cnthell and Martin, Holborn; Lackington. Allen, and Co. Flnibury-fquare; W. H. Lunn, Soho-bittare ; and Mundell, Stevenfou. and Doig, Edinburgh. LOST, a BILL for 3561. to. drawn by Thorna.s . Weatherall and Co. 01 Jofeph Weedon and Co. dated June 23, 1837, at two months date, due Augu ft a 6, aad made payable at Martins and Co. Whoever will bring the Lune to Meffro W. Armittead and Son, Notaries, Clement's lane, 1 °tabard-Rivet, shall receive Two Gui neas reward. Payment being £top ped, it is of no ufe to any but the owner. One fourth of the whole by the 3ift January One half of the remaining quantity by the 3ift March aoll And the remainder by the • 3oth June And to be paid for by Bills, payable with intereft ninety days after date. t IST- FORAIGti HiTBLLIGENCE. ..--_ HERTFORD, AUGUST se, 1807. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the FREE HOLDERS of the County of HERTFORD. who have eo- Itered into a Subfeription, for the purpofe of prrfrnting a Piece of Plate, or fuch other Memorial of Regard as Ihould be agreed on, I to WILLIAM Pm] at ta, Efq. one of their late Reprefentatives in Parliament, convened this Day, by public Advertifensent, at the A n gel Inn, at Hertford, THOMAS HOPE BYDE, Efq. in the Chair, It being reported to the Freeholders now prefent, that the Sub feriptions already received amount to more than Flee Hundred r; u i nea 1 , they do unanimoufly %Solve, that the fame be applied to the Porthole of a Piece of Plate,to be preterite& in their names, 'to William Plumer, Efq. as a lofting memorial of their veneration ,and gratitude for the zeal, fidelity, and attention, With which he bath uniformly dircharged the various important duties of a Re refronative of this County, during the long and trying pe ri od dof Forty Years. Refolved unanimoufly, That a Committee of the Subferibers Prefent be appointed to purehare fuck Piece of Plate; and that they caufe an appropriate Infeription to be engraves% thereon, and prefent the fame, with a Lift of the Subferibers, to William riumer, Efq. Refolved unanimoufly, That the following Subfcribers be a Committee; viz. Thomas Hope Byde, Efq. the Hon.-Thomas Brand, the Hon. Baron Nathaniel Dinsfdale ; Richard Stanley, Daniel Giles, Staines Chamberlain, John Baron Dickinfon, John Bonfoy Rooper, Charles Fuller, Michael Hankin. Thomas Clough, John Chriftie, Nathaniel Green, Blips.; the Rev. Henry Law, the Rev. James Tomlin; Metres. Richard Flowtr, Edward King Fordham, Wil liam Naib, Thomas Unwin, Roger Bolton, George Starkins, vva. Liam Flack, Jofeph White, William Kimpton, Thomas Kimpton, Benjamin Rooke, John Taylor, and Benjamin Rooke,junior; and that 'Thomas Hope Byde, Efq. be Chairman of the Paid Corn. niitttc, and that the Chairman, with any four of the Committee, be a Quorum to aJt. Refolved unanimoutly, That the Sums fdbfcribed do remain in t I the hands of the Perron% who have received the fame, fubjeel Le the call of the Committee. Refolved unanimoufly, Tbat as Pion as Inch piece of Plate (hall i be completed, the Chairman, in the name of the Committee, be requefted to give public notice thereof ; as alfe, of the time when it is intended to prefent the fame to William Plumer, F fq. in order that any Subferibers, not of the Committee, may have the oppor. tunity of attending the Prefentation. Relayed uoanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Thomas Clough, Efq for the part be has taken in the firft movemtnt of this hufintra ; and biro doing. for giving to the Free holders of this County an of pnrtunity of main feßing the high opi nion they eatertaiu of great private worth, and long tried public integrity. 1 Refoived unanimottay. That there Refolutinns he figned by the Chairman, and publiihed in the County Chronicle. the County . Herald, the STAR, the Morning Chronicle, and the Times ; and that Copies of the fame be printed, and fent to each Subferiber. The Chairman having left the Chair, Refolved unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Thomas Hope Byde, Efq. for his condudt in the Chair. THOMAS HOPE BYDE, Chairman. SALE POSTPONED rrHE Sale of the Capital COTTON MILL arid -I- MANUFACTORY on the River EXE, advertifed to take place on the atft of Auguft, at the Hotel in Exeter, is poßponed until the 23d of September next, at twelve o'clock, when it will be fold at Garraway's Coffse.boufe, London. This is the only Cotton Mill in the Weil of England, has been recently ereded, and poffeffes fuperior local advantages. At the fame time will olio he fold, the complete Mill Gear, Machinery, tiftenlils, Bleach. ing 'inure, Bleaching Ground, modern Dwelling Houfe cad Gar den, Cottages for Labourers, Buildings, and all requifite appur teminces..—For the infpedion of the Prendfc4, and further parti culars, application may be made to Mr. Kendall, attorney, or to Ur. J. Furlong, St. Sidwelrs, Exeter, or to Wks. P. Berthou and Sous, London. HAMPSHIRE-TO BE LET OR SOLD, A COMPACT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, together with Forty Acres of Nam Land, in which the lioufe tt:n is The Fliate is furrounded by a belt of growing Oak Timber, tataush which are cut walks, capable, from the wood land reentry, of the higbeft embailhment. The whole in good condition and complete repair; and (as the Furniture may be taken et a fair valuation) fit for the immediate reception of a (mall gen teel family, for which the Houle, with every poffible convenient office, and pure* water. is particularly adapted: two miles from Fording bridge, a market town, which has a daily communication with the mettnpoUg, and an ear) , tidtance from a frequented and 'excellent Sea•batbing plate. Enquire for particulars of B. Mac, Efq Brookwood, Fording bridge, Hauta—if by letter, poll paid. TO BE LET, Furniihed, or Unfornifited. for Four or Seven Years, to enter on at Michaelmas or Chriiimas nest, fitwatc within a mile and t half of Ripon (the Market Town) in York Mire, THOR PE LOGDE, a neat and convenient Man fion Houle, confining of a handfame Veftihnle and Stair eafe, Dining Room at feet by 18, with Drawing Ruom 17 fcct by x 7. Library, Heufekeeper's and Store Room, Laundry and Ser vants' Half; a good Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Brew Hoar, four ben Bed Roomy, pleafant Bow-window Drefling Room, Nurfery and three Servants' Apartments, with necc.ffary attached and detached Offices, Stablts for fix Horfes, Cow Honk and Barn, a fracious Paved Yard, with a Pump of good Water in it ; Car den wallcd round, and ()Muni adjoining. A Hind's iionfe, and 636 Acres, be the fame mos. or lets, of very gond Gtafs Land. Enquire (if by letter, poit paid) of R. Pickering, Efq at the Houle. To be SOLD, an Organized PIANO FORT F. an excellent illatrument, and a Four Barrelled HAND ORGAN. The Farming Stock and forr-: Fnrni•ure will be fold at the Hind's Hoare, on Thurfday, the tit d-y of Odlober. Alfu, to be SOLD, fituate at Breckenbrough, near Thlrlic, in the farm County, a FARM of Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, containing ac6A, t R. 34P. he the fame more or leis, with a new ended Houfe not quite tiiiiihcd, but which at a further mo derate expence, may be made fuitable for a Genteel Family. The Land is capable of great improvement, lays all together, is freehold, and pays Ss. Ictl. in lieu of Tythes. Enquire as above, who will order the Preinifcs to be thewn. •; The major pan of the purehare money may remain on (c -orky of the Premifes if agreeable. LAD!ES. THAT Superfluous Hairs are cue of the greateft drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face, Arrns,lac. is allowed by every Man, from the Prii,ce to the Pea fault. To remove them various preparations have, from time to time, Rarted up; but molt of them (although pompoufly adver tifed) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. In pralfe of TRENT'S DE IL 4- TORY4which Rands alsfolutely unparalleled and jultly celeht.oted, the Proprietors will only obferve—thot it removes the Hair in a few minutes, without injuring the fkio, or cat.fing any unpleafint fenfation--that it has been happily applied and highly approved in the fiat circles of Fathion and Rank—and that Ladies may fee it ufed and thus have ocular demnatration of its efficacy and in:m -ecum-4e is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) whoh.fale and retail, by Mr. Perrin, No. 23, Southamptoit-ftrcet. Covent garden ; retail, by Bacon and Co. ego, Oxford ftreet ; Rigge, 6fs "elPfide; Golding, 4t, Conibill; and all the principal Ferfuni !is an d . Medicine V e nd ers i n L on d on. T o per f ons in the Country, %Woling the amount (pcdtage tree) to Mr. Barrio, they will be Isuniceatdy forwarded, prick. ss per b,.x. The Conditions of the Contrad may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunftervlile, Agent for the Vidtualling at ork ;to the Colledtors of his Majefty's Cuf• toms at Limerick, Belfatt, Newry. and Waterford, and to the PoR Mattes General at Dublin refpedively . No regard yeall 6e bad to any Tender in Tabieb the prim: flail net be infertedin word, at length, or tbat fhol not 6r chimera to the Board be fore No o'Cloch an t6e laid ;Veda:pay the 16th Settemberttext, oar insiels tie Pope echo males the Tender, or lose Perla. on Lis behalf, attends to misfires' vans called for. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON, JULY 23, iBo7. _ _ NOTICE is hereby given, that a General Court of PROPRIETORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE IN SURANCE COMPANY of LONDON will beheld at the Com pany's houfe, In 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Tuefday the 25th of Auguft next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpore of eleding two Direaors to fill up the pracnt vacancies. The Ballot will be opened at Twelve o'clock, and will be clofed precifely at Three.. —By order of the Board of Diredtorp. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. This day was publiflisd, price pi. 6d. fewed,i WAR IN DISGUISE ; or, The FRAUDS of the NEU MAL FLANS.. The Fifth Edition. With an Extraet from the Report of th' Committee of the Houle of Commons, on the Commercial State.of the Weft India Colonies. 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" It is with the greateti fatisfaetion that we congratelate our readers on the appearance of the Volumes before us, in which they will find very ample details on the natural refources and pro duetiona, accompanied by much curious information. on the in ternal Rate and government of the Spanifh Colonies in America. Such a work has an additional value to an Englifhtnan, fines the i a‘quifition of Trinidad has opened to us a com munication with this fertile and delightful Country " kslinlourgh Review, July, 1806. - This day was ,prica EINIOLISH CLASSICS asaIDCID being Sete& Works of Addlfon, Pope, and Milton, adapted to the ufc of both Sexes, in Schools or private ruition. By. J. WALKER, Teacher of Elocution. Printed for J. Jargon, in St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Walker, 44, G. Wilkie, and J. Robinfon, 57, and G. Robinfon, as, Pate:- nutter-row ; and T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. Where may be had, by the fame Author, a. 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This day was I:ttills4, in a large and very elegant volume, gto. accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price al. as. in beards. A TOUR. through HOLIAND along the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMS FADT, in the Summer and Autumn of do& By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic, Ece. " Pergit, et hoftftes (taata eft fiducia) ripas Incomitatus adit."— CLAUDIAN. In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cur oms, arts, and condition of the Dutch fince the converfion of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a defcription of the molt interefting objedts and feenery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of anec- dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany through which the Author paired , and the whole is embelilihed with so Engravings, by a diftinguilhed Artift, from drawings made on the fpot. Printed for RICHARDPHILEIPS, N 0.6 , Bridge. itreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfeilers. Of wbemany be bad, The NORTHERN SUMNER, price 11. is. The STRANGER IN IBZLAND, price 21 ss. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publifhed, in Two large Volumes Quarto, price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly to, Engravings, 3o of which are coloured from Nature, reprelent ing various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, adapted to the moft improved methods of Cultivation, the mutt approv ed Graffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott, ACOMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvements and Dircoveries,ln which the principles of Chemiftry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Compofition of Soils an Ma nures; and thofe of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wiu le intended to combine and explain fully and completely the Principles and Pradice of the Art of Modern Hutbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in Middlefex, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church• yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHUB. You woes CA. ACN AR, price los. 6d. in boards. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. TMs day was publithed, In Miami, illuftrated by feveral Engravings, and a coloured Map, ill which is diftingufthed the different Soils, price cs. 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R. 7s. 1$ Tux a's YORKSHIRE, N. R. 9s. N. B. Currated and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be Dublin:id, in a correfponding Size and Tyr, eta the rate of fit or Light per annum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have been publifhed; in the mean time, Sets, as far as publithed, uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be had 91 all Bookfellers it the pleafure of the Purchaler. PARIS, AUGUST y. M. le General junta, it is faid, will fet cat for Bayonne on Monday next, to take the command Of the arty of P.n.tugal ; that is to fay, the a•my def.. tined to (but the ports of that kingdom agaitit the Engin. It is added, that his Excellency will at the fame time, difplay the charafter of Ambaffador at the Court of Lifbon from his Imperial Majelty,which indicates that the expedition will be condueled very quietly. - The Ruffian officers at Blois and the other places in the interior, have fet out for Luneville, to organife the provifionary regiments, which are to return im mediately to Kuala. We areafTured that it is not M. d'Oubril who is nominated Ruffian Ambaffador to Paris, but M. de Romanzow, one of the greateft Lords in Ruffiit.— His father ccmmanded the Ruffian armies with great credit under Catharine IL He was charged with , coneueling the fiege nf Colberg. Hie grandfather was Ambaffador under Louis XIV. and within the laft twenty years he has himfelf executed feveralmif fions to Germany. General Clarke, Governor of Berlin, has obtainel leave to accept of ►he Bavarian order of St. Hubert. We are affured that the King and (teen of Hol land will be at the fete of the isth ; afterwards they are to fet nut for the Hague, where they may be ex peaed about the 25th, his Majefty's anniverfary. . It is laid that the greateß part of the Sovereigns and. Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine will be prefent attheapproaching fetes; and it is added,that on that occafion, the molt important interelts of the Confederation will be definitively fettled. The Connfellors of State, Simeon, Beugnot, and Jolivet, are appointed to organife the kingdom of Weßphalia. Apartments in the Palace of St. Cloud are fitting up to receive the King of Weaphalia. The Military Commiffion at Turin has detedted a fpecies of crimps of a • new defcription. They had colleeed a number of young men, whom they board ed at their own expence, to fell them at a high price to ferve as confcripts for the department of the Po. The Commiffion has declared, that any traffic in the human fpecies is fcandalous, immoral, and contrary to all law, and condemned the crimps to one year's imprifonment, and the payment of 2500 francs as a fine. In all contras of this kind. the fubflitute ne ver receives but a fmall bounty ; while the agent or crimp confiantly obtains a confiderable one ; a prac tice highly prejudicial to the people. FROM THE FRONTIERS OF ITALY, JULY 23. There is a rumour, that advice has been given, on the part of a great power, to the ex-King Ferdinand to withdraw to Minorca, with his family. FROM THE BORDERS OF THE MAINE, AUGUST 4; Although peace is made between France and Rut . . fia ' and between Pruffia and France, Rill there teems to be no end to the march of troops to the different French armies, which to Come politicians certainly appears rather fingular. But thefe politicians fhould take this confederation with them, that though there is an armiflice between the Turks and the Ruffians, there is no peace ; that this mull be negotiated tin. der the mediation of France, and that it is Rill un. certain whether it will come to peace or not. In the latter cafe (which may Hs*, Err prevent), it is pro bable that the French, as the allies of the Turks, will take part with them ; and, if Pruffia remains neutral, the war will take quite a new direction. STOCKHOLM, JULY at. Two of our (hips, freighted with falt, from St. Übe's, and under Engin convoy, having failed fur England, were declared prizes the moment after their arrival, by the Commander of the convoy, un der the pretext that the lading was (hipped for Pruf lian ports. No idea can be formed of the difcontent which this affair has excited in the public mind, in this city. FR AlvK FORT, AUGUST 3. The King of Sweden, face his fruitlefs attempt to obtain an at mißice, is fully fenfible of the diffatisfac tion which his condnd has occafioned among his Swedifh as well as his Pomeranian fubjeds ; but hav ing retired to Rugen, he is furrounded by the troops o f th e Englifh.expedition, and a number of foreigners whore intereft it is to prevent him from hearing the voice of his people, and of his moR faithful fervants. In the mean while it is obferved that the King is fenfible of his error, but in confequence of a falfe thame, he wants the courage to exert any of the means that may be left, to reftore his charader. HAGUE, AUGUST 9. The return of his Maidly to this kingdom is ex peeled to be very near at hand. Some perfons be• longing to the Court, and who had accompanied his M,ijetty to the Spandh frontier, have already return ed here.