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_ . . #Z,:II . itigekStor . N:rc A - • ' - -).- S , ; • . il ' _' l / •-'.• ''.., , i )41„T. A • ,- - 6 1, - - -. G. j ; • . • ..1t‘ ., :•.: .. c . I .‘ i' ~ 00 C ) lit- * -4 , - , zavtiopi i 4 Ir'' • 4.„..„‘.1c1 1-4 t•-• FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1807 - _ NUMBER 572t] trille ' 31X. -C THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. is just pubbibed. Printed for Archibald Conflable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet-iireet, Lon lon. It is fold alto by every ocher Bookfeller in Town and Country. S4ZIA. 'THE Anniverfary Meet;:ig of the Squa Society m ill be held at the Falcon Tavern, Cravefend. nu Monday, the Bth of June next —Dinner on Table at Three o'Clock. Ticketuos 6d. each to be had at the ihr of the Tavern. THE NEW OPERA. Tkis day was publiSied, price Half a Crown, PETER THE GREAT; or, THE WOODEN WALLS ; an Operatic Drama, In Thr e Ads, performing tti crowded AudLuces at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By A. CHERRY, ER 1. Author of The Soldier's Daughter, The Travellers, &c. &c. Printed for RICUARD Pute.urs, No. 6, Bridge Rrcet, Black- Liars ; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. FREE TRADE TO THE EAST INDIES. This day was publifised, price s s. ADEMONSTRATION of the NECESSITY and ADVANTAGES of a FREE TRADE to the EAS r INDIES, and a TERMINATION to the I'RESEN f MONO- POLY of the EAST INDIA COMPANY. Exclufive Companies are Nuifances in every relpedt. DR ADAM SHITS. PubliChed by C Chapple, Pall-Mall and fold by J Maddock, loyal Exchange, and other Bookfcliers. This day was puhlilhcd, In an elegant final' Volume, price Seven Shillings in boards, 'TRAVELS in the Year tBOO, from ITALY to 11 ENGLAND, through the TYROL, SrYI:IA, BOIICMIA, GAJLICIA, POLAND, and RUSSIA, containing the Particulars of the i lISSATION of Mrs SPENCER SMI trom the Hands oldie Ercoch Pace, and tif her fuhfequent Fli,ht through the Countries above mentioned, ell'octed and written By the MARQUIS UK SALVO, Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of Turin, &c. hinted for RICUARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-flreet, BlAckfriars, and to be bad of all Bnokfelicrs. At the fame time is publithed, a fmall Edition of the original 'Lilian, elegantly printed, price tos. 6d. in boards. THE CANADAS. This day were publifbed. in a fplendid and very large Volume, in Qyarto,illuftrated with 3o copperplates, engraved frqm original drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 2). Iss. boards, TRAVELS through the CANADAS, containing a deferlption of the pidturefque (emery on fame of the Ki wi and Lakes, with an account of the produdi ens, commerce, ad inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fubjoined a corn prative view of the manners and cuftoms of feveral of the-Indian stions of North and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq. Deputy Pc.ftmaller-General of Britilh North America, rice &e. Printeit for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Eridge-ttreet, Blackfriars, and to be had of all Bookfellcrs. 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 la a fcparate atlas, and the work, with this elegant accompaniment, way be had at Three Guineas and a Half per copy. HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. ilds day was publithed, in a large and very elegant volume, eto, accompanied by numerous and very beautiful En 4 ravings, price al as. in boards, ATOUR throngh HOLLAND, along tl.c Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTAD T, in the Emma. and Autumn of 1806. By Sir JOHN CARR, Aithor of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, er Tour round the Baltic, &c. " Prrgit, et battles (t lnta eit fiducii) ripe, Incornitatus CLAUDIAN. lo this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cuf toon,arts, and condition of the Dutch fence the converlion of the Reruhlic of the Scven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a dicription of the moil interefting objeds and feenery in Holland 'Dion the Banks of the Rhine, interfpgrfccl with a variety of anec darrilluftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany through which the Author paired ; and the vioie is entbellifhed by to Engravings, by a diftinguifbed Artilt, /an drawings made on the fpot. Printed for It is: it a DPIIILLI rs, No ft. Bridge ftrcet, Blackfriars, wl to he had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SCIMP4ER. price 21. 20. The S tRA IVGER IN IRELAND. price 21. ss. KOTZEBUE. • ACOMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of the etteemed Works of the above popukr Wri•er, may now bad of all Bookfellers, in TUIR rzeo ELICIA NT VOLUM..., fsltn o.tavn, in boards, or in various (bytes of Binding, all by the %tat Tit A NSLATOIt ; or the feritral Works may he had kparately, at tk convenience or pleafure of the Purchafer, viz. The NARK Arty' of his Erna into SIBERIA, fifth Edition, tF.ne vols. 535. 6d. in boards. His TRAVEL. LILO FILA NC E. three vols. fourth edition, is, 63. io boards. I 3. Hi, Taavet.s through IT ALT, third Edition, four YOIS 209 boards. 4 Hi! Nove L ITT ES. or Romances. Tales, &e. efteemed in this tranasdon one of the molt ci.gant Works in this Oafs, labia has appeared for (rectal years—three vols. ass in boards. Ail the above have been publifhed by RICUARD PUILLICS, No. 6, I ) tidge-ftreet, Blackfriars, and they are to be had of all Book (dim in the United Kingdom. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU TION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. THE PUBLIC are refpeafully informed, that a new uniform, and enlarged Edition was this day publitbed, Mr. BELSHAM's HIS WRY of GREAT BRI IN— few the Period when Mr. Hume's Hiftory terminated, to the year dot forming, with that Work, the only complete and refpedtable tries of Englifh Hittury extant. Thla Edition has been revifed throughout and has been greatly Improved by Appendixes to each Volume, confuting of state Pa ters, Authorities .and official Documents, Motivative of the "I - ext. The entire Work thus improved and enlarged, may he had of !II &Welters, in twelve large Volumes, price Six Guixtns, in Iliad& Of any two Volumes may be had fsparately. priCe Oas t: GPIS IA in boards. The Arra tC DIX CS to the flrft TEN VOLUME 3 may be had fepa • htcly. price Oax GCIN EA in board.,, by tho c perfons wh3 have rth4ed the former Editions, in which Appendiscs were given day to the two latt Volumes. .Perfons w h o are porn:fret! of Hum C, with SMO L L rv's Coutinu awl to the Death of George the Seconal, may have Beifttam's Kir 11 1 . 7 of the Reign of G eorge t h e T h i rd feparately, eight sclumes, Ate Foul GUINEAS in boards. 1181 4ge-ETcet, Loudon, April f.!07. ROSA MATILDA's NEW WORK. This day Wag publilhed, in Four Volumes, price t Bs. THE LIBER TINE. By CHARLOTTE Decßa, Better known as ROSA MA num, Author of Hours of Solitude ; Nun of St. Omer's ; Zofloya, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie-. Strand SYNONY MES. This day was publithed, price 6s. boards, in t elofely printed Vol. D ICTIONNA IRE UNIVERSEL des Synonymes de la I.an6ue Francode. Par M. L'ABBF. de I.EVIZAC. Printed for RICHARD PHILL IPS, No 6, Bridge. Itrcet, Black friars; and to be bad of all Bookfellert This day was ',Alined, fa One large Volume Odtsru, price las in boards, THE GARDENER's REMEM BRANCER THROUGHOUT the YEAR ; exhibiting the ncweft and molt approved Methods of Manuring, Digging, Sowing, Planting, Pruning, and Training; the Natures of Earth, Watcr, Haat, Air, and Climate, brit adapted for the culture of Plants, and Production of Fruits, Powers. and Efculent Vegetal.les, in the Natural and Forcing Way ; tile Canks and SyMptowa of Dif.. eafe and Barrennefs in •rree. of every kind. with Means of Pre vention and Cure. To which is prefixed, a Vico , of Mr. Forrych's Trcatile on Trees. By JAMES M•PHAIf., Twenty Years Gardenet to the Earl of Liverpool. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the (Awe Author, r. A Treadle on the 'Culture of the Cucumber. Second Edi• tion, price Ss. in boards. a. Hints and Obccrvations on the ImprArement of Agricul ture, ss. Thif day was publiated, price ys. The Third Edition, with very confickrable additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the TRFATM RN I', CAUSES, and CURE of that fpe• des of Confumption incident to Youth and the different Rages of Life, commonlyjeallcd VASES noasa us. not unfrequently the fourcc of the general difcrder% of health, deranging the functions of the find" organs in the animal te,:onorny. With practical ob fervations on the fparmodic affedtion of the Urethr t, fo conamon!y millaken for Stricture; and on the eff.dts of Callan, when ap plied to the fine and fenlible membrane of tl e urinary canal, in reports of cafes, as stated by the patients themfelves. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the TJniveraty of Leyden. and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon Major to the fl'th Regiment of Infantry ; to the fifteenth, or t:tweiA Regiment of Light Dragoons; and to tLe Royal Hofpnal at Chatham. Printcd for J. Walker, and H. D. Symonds, Paternofer•row, and to ha had at No. 61, Frith-ftreet, corner of Soho fonare. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Tusfday, the 9th of jt.ne.nezt, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, THE handfome faß.f.riling Brig AUSTERLITZ. DIMENSIONS, Lengfh 93 Ft. 4 In. Breadth a 6 3 Admeafures • - 1 7 i 37 94 Tons. Pierced for '8 guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ; would make a compleat yard for any purpofc where dilpatch i 4 required, being a remarkably fall failing brig—the might proceed to fea immediately, being in want of nothing but provifions. A Prize to his Majetly's (hip of war Est GRALD, commanded by F. L MAITLAND, Efq now lying in liamoare, and there to he dc. livered. And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and °thy STORES of the fad Veffel. For lrventories and any further particulars, apply fix dys previous to the face to Mt firs. Ommanney and Druce, Lon& u ; Edward Lytle, Efq Plymouth : or at the Counting•hnufe of WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant. FAWLEY, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, fly Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, nn Tuefday the ad day of June, 1807, between the hours of one and three in the afternoon, A SMALL VILLA moll delightfully fituited, about a quitter of a mile from Southampton River, and late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The Louie has been built only fix years, i: is fit for the reception of a genteel family. and commands a very pidlureflue view of Spialead, Southampton River, and the adj scent Country; It Is feated on a fpot at once healthy and beatttiful. It has on the ground floor a dining parlour, drawing room, brcakfaft room, and Rote room; under, a very good cellar; ahoy:, fonr bed rooms, of equal fize with thofe on the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, waft) lunge, ftable, and chaife 'mule ; detached, a good barn, hen houfe, and piggery ; with a fuit: ble garden adjoining the bottle, an 1 a fm:,ll paddock and meadow; in ail comprifing two acres of land. N B. A purct.iter may have imniediate poffettion. For furthet particulars apply to the Auainneer, Southampton; or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, gtieen ftreet, Portfea. SWERFOR D HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE, SINGUI ARLY DESIRABLE SUBSTAN I'IAL rn EEHOLD MANSION, ANU PADDOCK, AND TIME FREE FARM. To he SOLD by AUCTION, 13y Mr MUNN, . At Garraway's on Friday, July to, at Twelve: o'clock. (unlefa an acceptable off,r be made by Private Contrad), ['HE truly Valuable and eNtnpaft FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Par Jibes of Swerford and Hooknorton, comprifinA a fubflantial (tone manficn called Swerford Houfe, with domestic offices of every defcript ion, newly erected ornamen tal range of (tabling for eleven honks, double coach houfc, chalk houfe, harnefs and fiddle-rooms, the whole amply f u pplied with water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with 114tcly timber, a conflant stream of water running at a molt definable diftance in front of the manfion, slily with the greaten facdity be rendered an ohjed highly ornamental and a.tradive, pleafure ground and kitchen garden. together with fcveral rich farms, moftly contiguous to the denselne lands, confining of a due proportion of arable and paflure land divided into convenient enclofures by thriving fences, enriched with capital t imber, containing in the whole upwartis of 650 acres. The farm hooks and agricultur I buildb:gs have fun ban completely repaired. .1 he farms arc all let, either to yearly tenants, or on (bort leafes, at low rents. There is alfo a fmall farm, con fining of nearly 45 acres, with a dwelling houfe and cohabit: build ings, fituate at Bleabam, in the county of Oxferd, five miles from Swerford, in the occupation of Mr. E. Rogers, at a low rent. The whole is tythe free and forms an °hied pecularly definable to any gentleman wishing to realize in a retired tich fit uation. and Is attached to rural (ports, ftveral packs of bounds being keet in the neighbourhood, which is plentifully flocked with game; a cenfi &rabic part of the purchare money may remain on naortgage for a limited titne. Swerford is a pleafant village, iituate eight miles from Banbury, five from Chipping Norton, and four from Chappel Houfe, within a quarter of a mile from the turnpike road, in a neighbourhood highly rcfpeetable and i' a :uhek,u.,. Th e Per ;actual Advowfon of tba valuable Redory is likcwifc on Pale by private contra('. John Falknnr, who reticles on the manfion, w'll thew the eftate, and particulars may be had of Edward Horne, Efc. Solicitor, Searle.ftreet, Lincoln's Inn; of Jnreph Knight Efq Solicitor, Stow on the Vold. Glouceiterthire; and of Mr. Munn, Wal brook, near the Roial Exchange; where plans of the mates may be Peen. Particulars al.o at Garraway'.. and at Chappel ARMY S IX FIONDRED POUNDS will be gitren for a Company in any Regiment, numbered from Ito 9;. A pril at No. Is, Dube-Rreet, Strand. Secrecy will be obfcrved. To COLONELS of CAVALRY and PROPRIETORS of RIDING SCHOOLS. W AN T$ a Situation as Riding Mailer, a perfon in every rcfpedt competent to the duties thereof, vhofe Charade( and Abilities will he found unexceptionable.—A line addreffed (poit pelt!) to A. B No. 3i, Vine Rreet, Piccadilly, will meet with immediate attention. _ _ T HE next Meeting of the Trnfiees for putting in execution the fevcral Ate of Parliament for repairing the Highways between Tyburn and Urbricir, in *he County of Mid dlefex, and for annual% the Road leading from Brent Bridge eller Hanwell Heath, through the Parithes of !Unwell, 1.1 , w grentfortl, and haling, to the Great Wettern *aaad in th, laid County, and fur other purpofes, will he hell at the Holife of lolas Fox, the Old Hat, in the parifb of Ealing, on Saturday, the 6th day of June, 1807, at Twelve o'clock at noon. C. Hll.l. Clerk. • SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, (LAND TAX RRRRR MID T_TERSHAM PLACE, in the Pori(h of WAL. A TON-UPON-THAMES, confifting of a modern built gen teel farm houfe, in the cottage ftyle, large walled garde•), farm yard, barns and ftablea, so Acres of meadow on the 13auks of the River Mole, and 47 Acres of Arable Land; immediate p)ffelßon may be taken. Mr. Fielder, the tenant, will Chew the Premifes. For further particulars, enquire of Mr. B. Follett, No. 3, Paper Buildings, Temple. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOLLSGES. TO Patents, Guardians, and Others who have- the care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too ftrongly recommended. Worms arc a &cafe few children efcape. They deltroy the appetite, weaken the organs of digeftion, produce pains in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourilhment, oceafion emaciation and palenefs. flop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming convulfions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effeets lots revere on grown per lons by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the eaufc of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at loft, and fahjed the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and difiref.. In childhood, every dreafe with which a child is afflidted is alit) high ly exafperated by them. The certainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eflablifhed to the fatig!adion of the Public, by the teflimony of the &ft and moll leading chandlers of the Nobility, and of others of high re fpedtability, who have witnefTcd its remarkable aids in their own familLs, that it is only neeeffary to obferve, this is the period cf the Lafon when fuck a medicine ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of this complaint. Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.4,Cheapfidc, Corner of Pato - Goiter row; and retail, by molt country venders, inlboxe..at 19. pd ancl ss td. NEW MEDICINE ACT. F NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4c, Sr. Paul'sl- • Church yard, London, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder and other valuable preparations, inform the Public, that in confe quence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future 23. od. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (zs made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11 4s. And as the words, "F. New bcry, No. os, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it Is prcfumed will be a fufficient fecurity againft counterfeits, his Ggnatureon the Libels will be difeontinued. The following are the prices of their other Medicines, Ramps included, but thole who purchafe fix or more, at a time, will be alloWed the (tamps gratis : s. d. ~ d. Dr. James s Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9 Ditto in a Battle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chalybcate Dittto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 0 Ditto in a large Box 24 o Freake's Tin& of Bark. 4 0 The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dittto Huxham's ditto 3 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Tonic Pills - 1 y Ditto Convulfion Oil s 6 Englilh Coffee . 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carrather's Drops 2 9 Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 FT nce of Ginger 2 9 Ditto Paregoric Loz. i xl Ditto Peppermint a a Angibaud's Blois ditto aa 1 Dr. Hopper's Pills all Fn . :lice of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - a a Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Inglifh's Scots Pills rlt Cephalic Snuff a o Henry's Magncfia 2 6 Jones's Rheum. Tindt. 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Soilibury's Drops 5 6 GI .fes Magnella 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 1 6 %V Won's Alters: ive 4 6 Greenough's Tincrtures atl Purifying Sw: et Cakes 2 3 Ditto *lulu Lozenges a i N. B. As many perfons mitlake the houfe of Meffrs. Newbery obftrve that it is at the Eaft End of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, with there words infcribed on the front, " The only Warelleufe for Dr. James's Powders." PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. I'HE advantage the public mull always derive - 11 - from regularly educated profcffional men direding altnoft ex elufively their Readies to one Ipecies of malady, was never more clearly dcnionftrated than by the unexampled flamers which has attended the a Iminill ration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, MeLfis CURRIE and Co. Sirgeons, formerly in his Majelty's fervice, have made the Venereal Difcafe the particular objed of their in veftigation, and are happy In having difcovered a medicine five rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to obferve that the effeds of this remedy are d!ametrically oppofite to thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus, in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the leaß injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyi: tens in all its natural fundtions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus inftead of reducing a Prong and vigorous conftitu • tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre- ferves that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but reftorcs a weak and debilitated one to.tts natural ftrength and vigour. Numberlefs inftances are on recent record of the fuperlor efficacy of thi, Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues ading as a per petual corredtive to bodily debility. whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more infiduous, though not lefs deftrudive indulgence of incau tious youth of both fetes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequcnce of this folitary vie, there are none more affiiding than that di ftreffing Rate ofedebility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune, afhamed to leek relief, until lie is reduced to fuck a Rate of weak nefs as to render life oppreffive. To fuck perfons it mug be a con foling refleetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftorcd to that greateft of all human Weir. ings, aft tong manly, and vigorous con ititution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever caufe arifing, as wens in every friecies of venereal infcdion, Mciris. Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of addle, fez, with the greateft lecre ey and honour, at their hnufe, No. toy, Halton Ga,rdcn. Letters from the Country (poe paid) including a bank note, widftsave the mergAry medicine aid advice fent to any part of the .111rdaro. kie. so?, Hatton Garden. . . TO THE FREF.HOLDERS OP THE COt.INTY OF YORit RESIDENT IN LONDON AND I I'S VICINITY. r rHE Freeholders of the County of York in due Interelt of Lord MILTON, arc requefted to meet at the London Coffee Houle, Ludgate-MU, on Saturday evi.cing May 30, at Eight o:Clock prrcifdy, to coutldcl the bat nies.ns of le- Curing Ws Lordthip's ►leetion. Mr. FareKti has contented to take the Chair. W. FAWKES, SUMMER LOTTERY—Coraiing of onlj TWENTY. THoUSAND 'MOTS. EEGINS DRAWING 14th OF JULY, tflo. SCHLME. t. • Prise of 4 3 0,0:0 Is 4 30004 0 20,000 •—• 40,000 i .4., 1C,:.:00 10,000 ....m, 5, 000 .-- 1;000 ..1. 2,000 s ,OZO .. SOO 4 CnO 200 1.003 30 o• 1,300 23 30,0:10 13 3',5 00 m.-........ Z 100,000 being the only filed. Capital. AND POUNDS. rly spno Tickets each day. 6th, Taefday, Auguit t r 7th, Wednefday, Atigult i t 1 Bth, Therfday, Anglin £3 I9th, Friday, Anguft 14 10th, Seurday, Auguft is ICE: - 419 16 o 1 Fighth - 1 12 0 Sixteenth / 6 0 3 0 1,500 I 503 10,000 Tickets. Firct drawn Ticket Fourth Days THIRTY THOUi The Drawing will be regal: IR, Turfday, July 1 4 ad, Turf lay, July 21 Tucfday, July 28 4th, Thurfday, Auguft 6 sth, Saturday, Auzuft 8 PR Tickst Half • Q.tarter 4to 3 0 5 3 0 COW PDX. PERHAPS the Medical Profefton affords thole who are engaged in it, more frequent opportunities of dif. playing a fpirit of benevolence and philanthropy than any other. This fad has been often exemplified highly to the honour of Me dical Praditioners, in confeqdenc: of that invaluable difeovery, 114.i:talon ly the Cow-Pox Matter. Among many other initances, the foil swing deferves to be mentioned:—Dr. Newt NG TON, of Ticehurit, in Sufrex, though neceffarily engaged in providing for a numerous Family (having fourteen Children now alive), has actually inoculated near Two Thoufand Perron. gratis with Cow- Pock Matter; aid in every one of there Cafes the practice has been attended with the molt complete fuccefs. This is another proof, if any were wanting, of the efficacy of this glorious remedy ; and It is but jolt at the fame time, that we produce this evidence, to Rate the generous condud which has enabled Dr. NewTAGTON to obtain it. The Doetor continues employed in this highly meri torious, though, in a pecubiary view, not very gainful pradice and, though he is equaUy unacquainted with this notice, and the Perfen why prefente it to the Public, yet it ii Purely proper, both with a view of public utility. and from a defire to pay the tribute due to uncommon merit, to take this public notice of his patriotic, humane, and benevolent behaviour. London, May 26. 1807. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PRIVATE LETTER.-LOWER ELBE, MAY 00. " We are Rill without any intelligence from Po land ; every thing announces the fpeedy decifion of the fate of Dantztc, en which hangs, not the Ate, but the plan of the enfuing campaign. The Telegraph afferts, as you will fee in the papers of yefierdAy, that the covered way of the fortrefs is already taken; hence the furrender of the town is inevitable, unlefs it be Ipeedily relieved, and it is believed that the Allies will (pare no exertions to throw in relief. it is cal culated, that on the 13th the city had not fallen, and the garrifon awaited a reinforcement of t 8.000 Ruf fians from the Nehrnng. But can this fuccour be brought in without a moll difadvantageous conteß As to the arrival of your expedition, thole who have for th2fe three months been longing with imp - tience for it, are now apprehen(ive that it w 1! come ton late. Marfhal Brune has at length fuccceded in bringing together a very formidable army in Pottle. rania, which will be ready to refill the firil attempts to all in the rear of the great armies. " On the other hand, the afcettained con Raney of the King of Sweden, the military arrangements which have been made by his Majetly, in common with Rut . - fia and Pr uflia, Phew that Stralfund is not abandon ed, but is confidered by the allies as a momen.ous point ; and if the Swedes and Pruffians are to aa in unifon in Pomerania, why fhould not the Britifh force be added to theirs ? ~ The King of Sweden, it is fettled, is to have the command of tae allied troops in Pomerania. He has alfo enrolled a corps of emigrants, under the title of Royal Francis, under the Duke de Pienne. General Ruchel will command the Pruilians in Pomerania.— Lellocq takes his tlation at Koningfberg, and Blu cher will have the command in chief of the Pruiliaa army. There provifions announce no declining energy. Concerning the Swedilh armillice nothing has been declared publicly. 4 , Even the papers is the French caufe now declare their opinion, that all negotiations for peace have keen fruitier's. It is Paid, that Nap ikon propred terms of peace to Blucher, previoully to his being exchanged, which had all the fliew of moderation ; but furely tile hour of delufion is paired, though that of atlivity and unanimity is not yet arrived. It is Paid, that he offered to rellore to the King of Pruffsa all his Rates, except his Walphalian dominions, and to reinftate the bottles of Brunfwick, Caircl, and Meck. lenhurr; to let his troops quit Germany immediately and allow any of the Princes of the Rhenifh league to retire from the Confederacy. In thou, Napoleon would be fatisfi.td with being permitted, uninterrupted by the Powers of the Continent, to turn his undivided force again(t England ; for you are the obdurate, in. corrigible (inners; while the other enemies of France are but the deluded and mifirtd, who, after fuffcring gentle chatlifement, may be received to grace and torgivenefs. • " The lie that is often repeated, and the truth that is feldom told, Rand more upun an equality titan is generally imagined ; and I am ♦ery apprehenlive, that the artifices of the French have not been who!: y withriut ate in fpreading difcord. If Aufiria delays to join the coalition, becaufe the is jealous of Ruffsi and England, detpairing of ate Continent of Eu. tore, runs for indemnification to the other quarters of the world; if France is able to make the powers *litany engaged thicken in their united energy but tor a moment, the confederacy mutt fall to the ground P 1 4. rl , I ! 1 I 1 11 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 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