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wa. Letters from fiornbay flared, that on the tEth at lameme tier, Igoo, a detachment of troops had Likd fiom that place; on board Admiral Blanket'4 raindrop, to maned op the Red Sea, co-wi.crate with the Army in Egypt. 14. Accounts received from Jamaica and the Leeward 'Lands, of mover is of 130 v.!ffels of different deferienra hay log been eainuied or (rata-01.0 by his hlajefty's cruisers on thole Rations. - General Hut&infnn captured a valuable convoy be tween Rhamanic and Alexandria, defined for the !veer ear- Won. —. A divillon of troops from India arrived in Egypt. to co-operate with the britith forces iu the conqueft of that country. is. The Park and Tower guns fired, Ist emfequerme of the brilliant vi Rory obtained over the French army in Egypt on the stit of Marcia, by the Lraith army commanded by Gene sat 16. Advice received that the Grand Vizier had advanced 1 with his Army to eta-operate with the Brit% forces in Egan. ea. The Turkillt Army, commanded by the el -and Vizier, attacked near Belbies, in Egypt, by the French .roops from Cairo. After a revere aetiun, the enema were repaired with eopfiderable Infs. —. Two Spanifh Daps of war detroyed by the boats of the Naiad and Phaeton frigates, in Pontevedia Tidy. 12. The Houle of Commons voted a fublitly of 3ere.onot to . the Court of Labatt, to enable her molt Faithful Majelty to et fift the imitation of the Spin& Army. —. A vote of Thanks paned both Houfes of Parliament to all the Officers and troops engaged in the elpedirion to Egypt. At the fame time a Monument was ordered to be created to the memory of the late General Sir Ralph Abererombv, and Eh hlaje ity bellowed the tile of Baronets Aboukir on his'Lady, with a penfion of 20001. per annum. - The Spanith Army, after gaining tome trifling fuectifea over tie Ponuaarfe, advanced to the roarer of Elva', to which they 'intently laid Sege. 23. Hamburgh evacuated by the Denial troops under the command of Prince Charles of Here. . 25. 'the Earl of Hardwicke fwotn in Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, at Dublin Cattle. Gnat preparations were • anklet abets the emits of France, as if they were meditating an anthem of Great Britain. JUN;:. t. Advice received of the Bland of St. Euftath haring been tal:nt poneGion or by a :mall Britifh force, in confenaence of au invitation from the inhabitants. The liamburg6 Mad ounohn esd the evacuation of that city by the Danes. a The Spain& army poffiffed Malt of tat Portuguef: for . hefferrif Ofivenza and Junahmena, with very little oppolition. 3. fart St. Vincent informed the Lord Mayor of London. by letter, that the embargo had koen taken off all Britifh veal, in the ports of Ruffin. . 4. His alajtity's Birth-day • Celebrated with great splendour at St. Jaines'a . 6. An Order of Council iffur4l :or taliog °Peke embargo on - an Ruffian and thinith vends its the ports of Great Britain. A - treaty of Peace between Main and Portugtl figned at Badajoa, by which the latter ,acid to cede to Spain the pro vince of Oliv-aza, and the ports Of Portugal were agreed to be that againft the trade of England. S. The Ilamburch Mall brought the news of the King of Sweden having taken elf the proltibitiou againft Engaa !hips Wading to his ports. 17.4 Contention figned at Peterthurgh by Lord St. Helen's aid the Anglian Minitter, by which all differences between &eat Britain and RulSa were amicably adjofted. st. The boats of the Doris frigate fueeeeded In cutting out of Cement Bay, near Bret, a French corvette of so guns, after a (mart adios of two hours and a ball. 24. An Ad of Indemnity patted, freeing the late Miniftera of his Majety from all profeeeniems for their proceedings Wl"' eke die Sufplldifian of the Hat eas Corpus A. - His blab-nes Chip Swiftfure, of 74 guns, captured in the Mediterranean by Admiral Ganrheaume's lquadron, which Was on its return to France from the African won. where Gantheatinse ineffedually attempted to had a body of troops, to reinforce the Preach army in Egypt. 23. The Marquis Cordwallis and Lord Nero° appointed to command the military and naval faeces along the Eaftern coati a —HI. Majefty's frigate Jafon wrecked in the toad of St. Male. 27. A Convention concluded between the Commanders of the Brief& and Tuthill% troops in Egypt, and the French Ge neral Ballard, by which the latter agreed to evacuate, with • its army, the sit yof Grand Cairo, on condition of the while of Ms troops being Pent lack to France at the emenee of Englard. 29. Difpatches were reeelved from Lord Elgin, at Cunftan tittople, giving an account of a vidory gained by the Britilb troops in Egypt, ever the French. at Rhamanie. So. Received accounts of :accent.' gained by the Spaniards over the Portuguele. • JULY. S. Parliament prorogued by Cenamillon,hh Majefty having previoully gone to Weymouth. Peace between Spain and Portugal proclaimed at Lifbon. A State Paper appeared in Paris, liand by the FL It Conful. in which he declared he tunas nottirg of armaments along the French man, for the purr& of invading this country, except frUnt the Ehgliilt Newfpapers. 3. A British tquadron, under the orders of Rear Admiral Sit James saumarea; attacked a remit fauadron, command el by Admiral Lanols, in the Bay of Algefiras; but from the for addable pofition of the wary, who had manned with troops the batteries on the More, the lama/ Admiral found it expe dient to abandon his object. The Hannibal, of 74 guns, hav ing got between the enemy's tquadron and their batteries on the Lore, was compelled to Strike to the Republican term after having fuftained immure daniaar. foit the gallant refiitatee the made. Admiral Lanai, had troops on board fax Egypt, but was not able to proceed thither. er. The Anthill - aide frig 4e, Loehr captured from the Dutch, caret and loft in a gale of what, on her way from Sheernefs to the Downs, and fevaal of the crew peri.htd. to. The Pre San troop' evatma red the Imperialeity of Brewer. as. Lord Hawk( (bury tent a letter so the Lord Mayor, in ' forming him chat a "caeca:Lien hetarreu Real and Great Ira. tarn had been ligned, by two. . au differences between the two muutries were amicably aerjufLd. 12. The French !quadrat: under the ender. of Admiral 1 a llots, reinforced by te•wal Sonifh Mips, having Lit el from Al gefiras Bay for Cadiz, was attacked by the ilritab tquadion . under the command of R ter Admiral Mr James Sa.o snares, Wit h a very inferior force, sad vavaletcly defeated. Two Spaitifla Lips, of 112 guns each, blew sp in the &elan, and another drip ' of the hoc was captured. The Hannibal was kit by the enemy In Algefiras Bay. r 4. The Anniverfary of the Reno Revolution celebrated at Pasts with nau.la pomp and exultation. se. Circular later* frothy the Secretary of State to the Lord Lieutenants of the feveral Mar:dose counties in brigland, m iliaria* the refredles dlarid , to be placed in the molt refpealae hie itate at decoct, to guard agalnft any furpriac on the part of the enemy. An ofileal account was received of the arrival of Genital Baird at Stet, With an anay dame rani front India, fur the pupa& of eta-aperating h the Brines army in ).e , ,apt. 17. By the Hamburph Alan we were in/untied that the Ruf fian Miuilter at Paris had preietited.a itreng Mmifeflo aloha the tgurp:.tioes of the French In Italy. ad. A divilloo at the Baltic Ont. order the command of Rear Admiral G: ayes, returned to V - "math Roads. tet. Reetiesd an account that all 4:ll:brargo had ben laid on all vends in the port of Calais, wi.ich emen nd or a Law d at. Accounts reached this country that Admiral Gansteeume Ltd dffenalsarked the truces on board Li, taa adroit at Dente. on Me emit of Africa. This lane report was believed fat a ling at. In contequenie of the hoftile preparations of the Frene't *tong the Lone from the 'laze to the Bay rat Bit: ay, his Revd Highuefs the Conunansier in Chief on! , red that all tffi-a es on leave of abfenee, and all Mistier. on furloughs amid imme diately join their regiments. - All the endeme •in . the Dowers wet& ordered to yea; twenty additiasal frigates and Lops were Rationed along the Preach wit freest Havre so Dasklak ; and there was p very here puts on the River. 12. 'the Volunteers of the 11Altrapalie mimed in Hyde Park by the Pt we a Wake asidaho Doke et York. et" Peace between Sp* and Fungal peodanted at Linton, - ACCOIIIIIS from need that the Plea Conrad me Wort to ratify th e pesetreloded at &Mos, between Spain and Pa'rlle o tel C taL • t 3. urted Al.krtnea of tke Cky of Lo uisa Came to . • r a determinetion, that it itai errAlieht tor the Lord letatrt to iffise prefs-warrants hi Me Cliy, for the purpofe of P rot urine faunal kr the mvy• .--• A dreadful hurricane at Barbados, which did immenfe ntifehief to the ilLnd. ss. A battalion of the it cth regiment landed at Madeira, and obtl.ined poiftfli..n of that ifland without 0ppi.4.1.m.. ay. All :be Volutite.vs to the kingdom reedr.d iltdas to h. Id thenifelves in I..adintra at a moment's noti:c ; u.,41 kraal carp, in the N.etcopolie eitterud upon aetive dote.. . • The Court of Copenhagen at Myth acceded to the treaty corehaded with Raffia. and thus ended, hi the mutt latibfac tory manner, the difpute with the Northern Powers. 28. lu the Londo , i Gazette was puldifisnd as account of a melt exploit performed by the boat or. Anne of Ma jetty's dips under the direction of Limtenant Lufack, who cut awsy and captured the French (hip. la Chevrette.l of 20 rum., and Ito mw, under the batteri•A, in the tiny of Cunt:wet -30. The Duke of Poet Led refigned to the King at Weystotth. the Seals of his Oilize, Which Were immedi-tely after delivered to Lord Pelham. AUGUST. 2. Lord Nelfon failed front Ma with his Armainent for the Colt of France. 3. An account was' puttlithed in the Gazette of a brilliant victory obtained by Sir James :,ausuarcz over a fquadron of :French and Spanlib (hips in the Bay of Gibraltar. -4. Received the °tidal account of the capture of a Sp anith Xebec, o' 3a . guns, named the Gamo, by. bia Ma)efty's fitip Speedy, of rs guns, Capt. Cochrane, off Barcelona. Lord Nelfon commenced an attack againft the gan-Veffeh at Boulogne, and deftroyed Come of them. 6. Lord Ntlfon, in the Medufa frigate raft anchbr In Mar gate roads; and fent for feveral of the lea fencibles from differ ent parts of the craft The jafou frigate, which had run aground on the Prench coaft, blown up by Come Britilk boats, to prevent her fatting into the hands of the enemy. y. The Supplementary Militia was ordered to be re-em bodied. In. The IA diviliun of the Baltic Fleet returned to England, under th 4 command of Vict-Adrniral 12. • 1 ht: Prince of Wales's firth-day celebrated in different parts of Erk;land with great felliaity and eclat. The Duke of Parma, agreeably to the Trpary concluded at Leneville between Franct• and Aultria, took pbfreffion of the territory cf Tufeany, under the Title of Kiug of Etruria. 13. I..ad Nau., with his flotilla, atidagrtat nuftiber of flat bottoracd boats, 1:10ch...L1 from the Duck-yard of Deal, failed front the Downs toward, the ccaft of France. 14. Intelligence was received of the furrender of Cairo to the Bridal troops under the command of Sir J. H. Hut ch'r.fon. -. Lord gel fon proceeded after night-Ell, and made a fecniul attack againft the vcffeLs at Boulogne. But from the un common preparations he french had made, and the inamade force they had coiled...A there, his Loral:hip was obliged to re tire with confiderable t. Captain Jonas Rofc, of the Jamaica frigate, attacked a Franck flotilla off St. Valery, bound iron, Ditppe to Boulogne, and fuceeeded io capturing three, cull inking as tuany of the enemy's tun-boata The Park and Tosizer guns were bred, on th.:, receipt of the news of t7ie furrendtr of Grand Cairo to the cornbibcd Britidt and 'rurkifh forces. 21. Lord Neifon failed with his fquldron upon an expedition r.a.tinft Flailing, but, from the formidable Hate of dela ec in w.tich be found the place, returael Curtly after, witheut hay in made any attack. 27. Readied information that the ChieBConful had ratified Sit: Peace between Spain and Portupt 28. Receir:d by the Hamhurh Mail an account of the Siege of Purto Ferrajo being wife!. —. Accounts front all parts of the ear ntry at thin time, Rated She Ilarreft to be faeourabla, produCtire, and abundant beyond all former example. 3t. Lord Nelfon's fquadron difperfed Weir. His Sag flit s continued eying on hoard the Amazon in the Dowi:s. The City and Fortrcf4 Al r •*I o. ..c C 111-7.3 rren -LT( Z-cr a long tellitaece, to the combin►d Britifh and Turh:fh Forces, on conditions nearly funilar to Cote granted to the tkerifoti of Cairo. SEPtEMIIF R. a. The Width troops took poffeaion of Alclandria, and the Funds army was fent home to Franec. Ilse French frigates Ic Bumf, and Is Maroon es/stor ed in the Mediterranean, by the Britilla fquadron unucr tEc orders of Sir John BorLace Warren. 5. Advice received at the Admiralty of the boats belonging to the Fifgard, Diamond, and Boadicea, having cut cat of Co tonna a chip of war of 20 guns, and fecerAl other venls. . . 7. A Coisy of the Co tventlln of Hadajos was Iwonght by the Harnburgh Mall : In it was an article for exclutlit.. all Britl2l rffels from the Portt g tefe ports. By the fame Mall it a [mired, that the King of Pre fru h^d ohjc&d to the elealou of the Archduke An:lLoity to Cu: Eliclorate of Cnlopne. p. The Archduke Anthony of Auftria elekfled Dilly)? of Muniter. to. Received accounts of the 'trench having marched toroo troops into Cadiz. . - /It. An ineeketual attempt, attended with flame lofc, made by Sir John Borlace Warren, to relieve the bcfieg.d garrifon of Purto l'eivajo, in the lflc of Elba. tn. 1: was refuhcd upon by Government, that for the more elfedloal defence of the country all pLrfons, fruin the age of 16 to Co, ilsoulclhe armed. 18. The Dutch ILegillative Body arbitrarily diffnived. in con 4equence of its oppefition to a new CoAtitutional Code pro poled by the ixecutiveDirceory. p, The French Bifhops in London affembled to deli N-rate upon a Brief fent by the Pope. commanding them to fcrrender their feveral Sees, and renounce their dignities. In a few days after a gre..t Majority of the Bilhops refolved not to coloply with the Pape's commands. 13.7 he Auniverfary of thePrench Republic celebrated at Paris with much pomp. The finaburgh Mail brought the ileAling intelligence that the Kltig rat Pt oCia Lad at length cadenced to eva..tiate the Eledlorate of lianover. _ . _ as. Lord Nelfon failed from the Downs to join hie off Boulegne, but returned the faate day. Thiswas the loft e=-' peditioet uudertakan by his Lori; hip. 27. The Emper Al. minder of Ruria crowned at Mofeow, with great pomp and foltenrity. OCTOB:R. s. Preliminaries orikace I:etercen Orem Britain and France figned in London by Lord flawkefLury and M. Otto. 2. The int.lligence of Peace cOmmunicatett to the Lord Mayor, and publifited in an Extraordinary Catette. . M. Otto'. Secretary was difprehed to Paris with the Pre liminat les. 7. The Artiodnke Antiony of Auftria ehofen Meter of Cologne. 8. Received accounts that the French army in Spain was pre paring to reaedate t!:..t c.,t.ntry. Fr. ncb Papers I eccield In town contained the preliminary Arucies of Peace between Fra:ffee and England. Accounts were rceeh of the capture of the Courier French frigate, in the Mediterranean, by his Majefty's nip is Po:none. . • to. Gemmel Laurillan, Aid de-Csnip to Bonaparte, arrived in Loneloo with the Chief Conful's Ratification of the PreUrai narks of Pea .v. which. un the fame day, was exchanged at Lord fbury'l Ciffiee for that of hit Britannic Majefty. In the ceening a general illumination took place. witkh was repeated on the f •Iloveing Mundy. • 1 t . ' The Ratification' of the trims of Peace between France and Rt:E4 exchari,ed at Paris. is.-A Pro...la:nation dined by his Majefty, decking a ea& fation of hostilities by fee and laml. - Orders were !trued for paying (063 fltfpl. - Peace between Prance, Spain, and Portagal, proclaimed atParis. 14. Prarminaries of Peace Aped at Paris, Weeks Turkey and ['rata& 14. General Laurifton left Towt on biaretOrn tcs Paris. th. Received the • Account of a Treaty having been Oc cluded between France aid ituilil4 and that an alarming In fear:Elio bad broken out in *Kepnbife,ef the Seven Bland& r. Aelicka received at the et 11 . .M.Wl l “ Ol 4 * . Kangaroo and Speedy havbit b Z u r: end •a , • ay. jeln• Jack on I& eptlvy, Int ea onnlicedl;l44 intcested'by fienddeble . 1 T • - new _ . tie rwt id alf •-•-• A:K tceitc.eureto eta (.:crertg.hiencou prepared to tied elite ft ta.. CiWtutatton or Altiaddtts; *Mee Was tidily lielieged by GeneralliutclArton. lg. • 0 wing re a hire uterus, upwittis of dikty ptiihrie were furocated or trompfed to death. by the preffige ot the etuwdi it. the pad& church of Kiiroaruuck. xx. Ditpatchei were received from deiteral Sir j. H. Hut chinfon, with the Demi% of the Surrender of Alexandria, and the. Articles of Cophulatios. Thus was the. whole et Egypt reicued front the heeds tithe French. . • • The Illuminations at Paris were conthrued for three nielats fueceffively. " 25. We learnt that the grand Retrial : tad magnin tent prefots to he prepared for the aritini Officers, by whole valour Egypt bad been re-conquered. - Received the account that an expedition was preparing in. the Frinch ports for St. Domingo. in or...er to deprive the Mulatto GenerhiToatilralnt of the fuprcme authority which he afrumcd in :lwt ia at z. The religious clubsat Parts. railed Theophilunthropins, .were yartibilaited from 'ambling in the churches. - Orden were iffued at the Hague for permitting Englith fhips to enter the Dutch poets. z 6. Received advice that mem-lotions had been entered into at Berlin fire ir.denanifyitig the Hattie of Orange. 27. The new Conftitution of . Switzerland overthrown 'by the partizans of France, and a Proxifional Exc.xitive Covetn• went appointed. 29. His 1031 fly went in State to the Houk ef Lords, and Opened the fee mid Seffion of the Imperiel Parliament with a Speech from the Throne. The Addrefs orThanks paned both Houfes without a division. —.The Marquis Cornwallis appointer) Plenipotentiary to the Coagrefs to be held at Amiens, and Mr. Marry to be Se eretary of Legation. 31. The Milliner gave notice of his intention to fond 8,54:x4e001. of Exchequer Dills. • NOV EMBER. a. 'the Marquis Cormv;:lils, accompanied by Lord Broome, Colonels Littlehales, - singleton, and NightMgalc, fet nut for Paris, where they arrived on the 7th. His Lordfhlp Laded' at Calais, =hitt a general falute of artillery and the ringing of bells, and all potable honours were paid to him doting his, journey, and on his atrival at Paris. 4. The Stadtholder left England, on his return to the Con tinent. 6. Ili• Majeity received the Ad'treats of both Houtes of Parliament, on the folded of the Peace. . 9. Received accounts of prepa.ations, on the part of the Ottoman Porte, for :ruffling the rebellious Pachas. —. Sir Sidney Smith, General Moore, Colonel Ahererotr.hie, and other Otlierrs, arrived In town front Egypt. 9. A fpkndid Fete took place at Paris in honour of the Peace with England. —. The Pru Man troops began to evacuate the Hanoverian territory. La. The. Thanks of both Hooks were voted to Sir J. H. Hutchinfon, Lord Keith, and the. Officers under them, fee their eminent fersices in Egypt. —....Received accounts of Marquis Cornwallis having arrived in Paris on the 7th, and being received there, as v i re.:l in every town he palled through, with the mutt dainLuithed honours. . _ Th; greater part of the French army returned to France fit tn Egypt. 13. Parliament arced to addrefs his l's , faj.lty, thanking him fur having concluded a Convottiutt with Rut:S..l. 14. Vice•Adruiral Sir VI. P-rimr tried at Per:lmonth by a Court Mar hit, upon fame char[tcs ri lating to his late command on the Arn;.lican Radon, and acquitted. 6. The Houk of Connnuna -erred to a r.f lotion for fund ing 11,5f0,00c1. of otitltandingEttr..llo:.:t 17. Ativicc received at t:.4 Achitir !ty of the eepturc: of 59 veticla of diffarnt dcfcrlptiont, by hi, hiajelty's crnizzrs on the Fart India ration. ... A dreadful inundation took pitce In Poly, which (Ed immenfe damage to feveralp?rtsof the c•-uatry. 38. Received accounts from New 1%r% of a contagious fever having raged in that city. 21. Received accounts of the Fla Conful having permitted the return of the Nobility to France. 22. The Leglladve Dotty of France commenced its third Sefton, on which oecr.fien a long Addrefs rciatiec to the Rate of the Reptddic, from the Chief Conful, seas laid before them. 24. Hit Royal Highnefs Prince Act:taus was create.' Duke of Sallee; and his Ronal Higlincfs Prince Luke of Cambridge. 25. Sir 'William Pe‘teney brought forward a motion in the Houfe of Commons, which had for ks olsj .1 , enlargna••nt of the private trade with India, and which, after a lori dcaate, was negatived. 26. 'l•he fretsh Tournals Rated that dreadful alum had happened along the Northern matt of Euroie; and that afire had tieflroyol upwards of gritty hocks at Stockholm. 29. Accounts from different parts a the mod of England ftatcd that the flown, bad done great i•iery to the Chipping. DEck.lll 11}.R. 1. Received an account that Marc i t s Corms alli s.bad on the 22d nit. departed from Paris for Amiens. 3. Flu. Inflexible and Refource men of war arrived at Port:- mouth with troops from Egypt. 5. Lord Keith and General Hutchinfon created Peers of the United Kingdom, for their eminent Cervices lu Egypt. 8. The Sheriffs of London pretested a petition to the Houle of Commons praying for a law to enforce the regular return of all the grain in the kingdom. 9. The Congrefs at Amiens commenced its fittings, for the adjuitment of the terms of peace between Enghuhl and France. 12. An Order in Council was iffucsi,perrnitting the imports.. tion for fit months, duty free, of various articles of provifions. 13. Accounts received from the Welt Indies of the -lots of his Majeftl's frigate Profelyte, near St. Martin's. 14. A long debate took plate in the Houfe of Commons on the qucftion of continuing the prohibition of :on from Corn. It was decided that the diitillation Should be permitted to go on. —. Squadrons failed from Brett, L'Orient, and Rochefort, for St. Domingo, the whole confifting of 23 fail of the lino,w ith a number of tranfports, having 25,cc0 troops on board. 15..leeounts of a mutiny received from the fleet lying at 'Bantry Bay. t 6. M. Otto was pretested to the !tin; as the Mhtifter Ple inikotentiary from the French Republic. —. Freib accounts from the fleet at Bantry Bay Rated that the mutiny was fuppreffed in the outfet by the unexampled re tointlon of tLe Officers. a& A CcomnliTion under the Great Seal was difpatched to Sir Andrew Mitchell, Commander of the Fleet at Bantry Bay, giving hint full powers to proceed to the oil of the mu tineers. A Paft Office communication was opened with France, and the lira Mail fent off this day. Mails regularly re-eftablilhed between England and France. 25. Intelligence was received by way of Plymouth, that the Fleet at Breit had failed, as it was fuppoLd, for St. Do mingo. 29. The Bantry Bay Iquadron returned to Spfthrad, under ~the command e Admr.ral Mitchell. Mails regularly re-dtabliihed between England and Hollaod. Accounts received of an infurreaion having broken out in the French Wand of Guadeloupe, which was attended with much bloodthed, the Blacks having matured a confide.rable member of the white inhabitants of the ((land. 30. Advice, received that the yellow fever had /committed great ravages at Jamaica and Martinique, particularly among the Mffitary. -... Between three and four o'clock in the afternoon a dread. %I fire broke out at the hook of the Caontets of Pembroke, by which great part of the primites was confumed. DIVIDENDS. Feb. as. Richard Smith, et Widtehureh, Salop, manerter trie •neri at twelve, at the Wilke Lloo, Wldtchurch. F.. 13. Janes Evans, of Paternotter.row, London, booldeUer, dealer and chapman, at ten. at Guildhall. Feb. s. John Allmon, t i f f Sures, dealer and ebaproast, at twelve, at HUM WATER AT LOIIaii.IIO:IDGE TO MORROW, Monting - "o games after o Att.:moss • Ss Maim 'Air o ■ . . • • Atitlitelg '' •• • At Plyttouttt, Lieutenant-144 Peaky. at the 1 t..... ! '... MIG C -reline Wilion, alit doogittcr or Lit:. ' ~ • late of tkntith. . At Mositn ft ik, on the al ult. Adam Gillics. V. • to Miro Env:lath Carth:gy, reconkt daughter or Int. .. . . mu Carnegy. Efq.of Cr..igo. At Lcith, on the ist.lt ult. Captain I). DC4300, jI:. L. .„, Agnes Kcir, of I.cite. • DIED. a n t i . ttret}Prelo.o44 iii c s- hewn, the Rev. On the 25th ult. in th.t . 7 year of his age, Mr. of /iticen-ltrett, Bronmton. . . At Eye, Suffolk . , tab 4tll ult. the prime of Mr. John I .11C1 y, at Windfor, Lieut. 1. Stark, of the Sta'fortiCti re r S M w lian il n i n n hig crt the o p n .: ; 4ll v n i u ci yit' r of WYttinbury. On the 24th ult. at Elgin, North Britain, in the 77,4 o. his age, Thomas Stephen, Efq. for many years a refine:a: Ma giltrate of that place, At Edinburgh, the 22d ult. Lieutenant Colon:I Alexander Monypeinly, of Pitmilly. ' • Lately, at Perpignan, is the South of France, Domiul:it don, Efq. brother to Edward Sheldon Coatable, Efq. of Coatahle. At Hull, an Chriltmas Day, in the sgth year orbit age,"Vr. Peter Wr.,y, block striker. He had been In an irdiffel ern tilt: 'Of health for fume time, but not finding himfelf work, t 11.9 ufual,.atternied divine fereice in the forenoon of the above day; in the ptrturmance of winch, he fuddenly left theekurch to re turn home, and expired as he entered his houfe. On the tilth ult. at Barton, in Lincolnlhire, fudderdy. Mr. John Nichalfon, of that place, fergeon. On the 11ft ult. at Gainfborough, Mr. Jeremiah Smith, Jae, clerk to Megrs. Goodger and Purley, wharlingers. (In the 24th ult. at Gainihorough, Mr. Thomas Itemiatr, head clerk in the Lai. of Meitrs. tiomby and Eftialle. At Scarborough, a few days ago, Mrs. Johann, raid Mi. 'Mentes Johann. .1:d about 75 years. Alto, at the fame plate, on the 2 sth ult. Mr. Rohm Moods, 'formerly a Steckwith, aced about 70 7r,». On the a:4 at after a (bort illeefs, in the 434 r age, MrsJohd Rafe"; loft ot Mrs. Rofeox, flute White Hark Inn, Coppergate, York On the Igth ult. IVir. ThrclVeli, 'of Halifax, merchant. Same day. Mr. John( Wilkinfon, a tonliderable clothier, at 11U1'114,tieir I.ceds. Osi Monday :.'aright Mrs ClariteasfShatititon, near 'AU r. field, a 1111iw n lady, agittl 73 years. Ca the 23.1 eP. at Wakelittitl, Mrs. Ceofsland. wife ni Al% Croialand, of that place. Th: melancholy eircumftanct wilkh oceLSolit.d her death we.. pteuliarl7'sliltrafing : on .;:nerd.ty, (being a`wii, late in the elet ring, slid employed with slent.itie clnc, ril s,) her clothes accidentally caught fire--rlarri; d by tit' , danger of her C:natinti,ilte ran into the open air, whieii ed the rapidity ut the flamei to fuels adeLree that Cite:.l. iron in the mat driralfal manner before any ;ffiftante cilia be given ; all hop , ta of bee recovery were loft, and et: lani,nitited till :he ‘Vedneftl: yen er the molt ever:relating pair. Wed.-le:day feitilittot, aged SA. Robert ihaeltr. of AZ near Ingham. Ile arok well its ufual, OA was a earple before hi brake his f .It. Latelt, at North Walfhpm, aged 77, Mr. john b:lr.:es, who iii this courfesof fix years had tore:.: wcoWhtge, fox births, fix and lately buried iris Lath wife. • In Athlone, feancis licverin, Efq. late of Carre.n, carat/ Ro:tonstnon. INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cf.KP.N-PLAISTER. PitOPRIETO;t t,f this moll excrljent itE.IIII:DY is r, certain of it, I:,..tca.:y tic - inz re. - cr faitod in* vat icty of Cafes, if it el l:4 net cralc-..te CUM. , . root and branch, r (1. lift Vitt: T:rr. Mir. • Kr., a; rheaf!. ta It: oft tha I '..nt in a fete Mart i and cl.itroy ed , :ctually the l'i,la!tgnily we bout hazzra. l'rinted. Diu:el. - ea failed t p wi.h it. 'rids is the celebrattil PL. It - I that pined to muck to ptitation in Germany, a••.i bccn Lemden urw...rds of Arty Yeats, with the,,ms. r , .rut,t;•m. Wljol:falr and by .1. No. t, near the Royal Eachang...l ar'd alto by M:. Day, No. -, tack-area; Mr. Wilton, • No. 39. St. jatnces-/1r..1 Nir. Sw!ni.y, No. at, Pall-Mau; Ward. No. 324, ; and Jcbouh and Co. aft.rd-flreet. by Enigin 4r...::•%•:; , ,,ard; arid P , oner. Path, Byliaaa.-d, bcol.fal,r, and Roft.inatt, I..riutuer. rAllnbuith, by Baxter. :louqt 1 1 eA1ge. l'ort rat ard Gorprit, I.iv •rpot:l, by Alr. Mr. Toncs ,bootra!ls s l'or; fir rtn h, gr. A 2 *y, To T. 'l'A Y I.ok, tlirgetri, No. 9, N..4 - , ' .r!d c-dr,n t,l i on .I.lty a, IN the fining of I 7 . 9 a I was alibiled tt i‘h a Vene real Complaint, which I treated w thia.:.:;:rr..i:ce for five months; but was then n'iliged to swdy to a ri-elifir who put a temporary flop to the s:!: al,,a , e of the dafeiace mercurial appli,:ationa) or fume time; tr:t g;toviag. Lo fpiteof all medicine and the Ldviee of the Geode:lien ,Tie Paenlzy here, worfe and work fa- two years. I was wdtced to a Rate alma unparalieledandbepoad zfe,.i m entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot—.My bead, :hcatt, haouet note, kgs, arms, Ecc. have bren alternately in clan-rut become ing ufelefs; in fhort. I have had rearm 20.0 30 .T.44/11 inertias nay body, and nearly totally deprived of Stit.—lt ...ail I ac voluminous to particularize all my cafe--snake it to fay, th.re never was, or ever will be, one of a mare dangeants, or o 9 a more complicated nature. I was lung looked by env friends, and imagined ntyfelf,beyoud all hisp,s of n.a. bye y . indeed, in my then condition, death was kir: ter:hie tong than mikrahle Rate. In this dreadful ftroailois did I drag a miferable exiftence, till DIVIN PAO.; /0 ENC E ' a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of l• vorualt—nr• Uiends read it, 1 could not.—l fent and procun.J f tar LEMKE'S PATENT PI El. 3 which, by u fi ng from vile .0 thr.c, ant now, and have long S een, (after more than fear t is deferibable difirefs), In ai.good a :late of health a; c.,: pled; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thrivfil, born tp me a few mouths ago. In gratitude to tla hopes of rendering my fellow-creature f..u-viee. I re.ibe:'. publdh this ; and you may at any tinte.tcf.'r perrons, TY . 1.1 .. - :i's to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or farther parti:ul to me or my friends, by letter or p.rfon. As kw cafes far badnefs will ever equal mine, and ul's - cc' ceed it, I have from experience every reaf...n a:r.iri that in your //tact', PtLLs they will find a fare. C;'(... 'tee. and radical cure, I tr that n:oft dreadful II arl of the A'a!r•li Dreafe, which is cafed—a co N et RIM ED co e a' Li tieude, Sir, your obliged humble (avant, • Informountable family raafons prevent making and addrefspt.hlic, but creditable Pcrfons r.:a'W welt.: • "- alfo be referred to me and my Friends by Mr.. J. Clark, Ramfay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tr: ow ‘s 'far t on, A leraber of the Royal College of Surgeons L. at his houfe, No 7, New Bridge-dr:7.: ; where he wl9 vice, without a fee, to perfoas taking theft Pil:s arui ao. Ewer patients letters, if pat paid, on the :ante ter N A. ing in all cafes the moil inviolable (corny, no Peeler':: ironed cafe having been mentioned,bat at their own part:cuizr by the Proprietter, during the eourfe of nucre t'-.1 t yea% that he has had them:eluding of an exteufre fak above medicine, and the praetice ariftng therefrom. They are alto fold, by his Appointrle:.t. the cor al* thole living at a dittauee, by Mr. Barter, South Edinburgh; Mr. Moutons, Printer, , to v Mr. T. refers for his at:arch; at the Pertaintr's, N . Alban's-ltrect, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rdbatfun sToy-Otoi . Oxferd-ltrect ; Mr. Difboraugh's, Pln. 7, Filh-P nearly oppofite the Monument; Mr.Stsers., Bccl. Union-row, Little Tower-kill; Mr. Calc . • by ORE Perfon in every coufaderable town Ireland, in Boxes of only ss. 9d. each, f , '::` ' plain Dircaions whereby Perron& of st.lit: ;et !: chi:natives with ;are and fecreey. 1 2 . ri Dr. ab bre and v:!! LONDON: Printed fa; the Preprietors by It oVire y earoaby-ftreet) at the STAR P UNTI NG Oft IC 4treet ; and publifised by LEVEL KENT. taburridoce. Lambeth), at Na z, Carcy.fln•ett a' Srmi-Oriper, Teft.:lB-lar ; to which evFce all xi 0011111 fortkilarioa arc rtpeAcd va 4 Ault' -‘rnier!CS 4 .c b•hridge. 1,1-1 ana gin i:.• 1! J. s, St. + , rl Na • r, ..•-: ; and I. :in and 411 ; cure ar hc: vch • , an.l •