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On Wednvida; mit will be publthed„ Elegantly printed by ballalityrte, with four beautiful Vignettes, MA UOC ; a Poi ROBERT SOUTHEY. Win:Lc' for Longman, Hurt, Rees and Orme, Paterauller• row. Oi whom may be had. by the fame Author, a. JOAN of Aac, an Epic Poem; in two vols. Second Edition price I.: in boards. 2. Po si 1, including the Vifions of the Maid of Crleana; two yob price t ts. in board. 3 , the beentovea, a Metrical Romance, with co pious Notes elegantly printed in two vols. Foolfcap Bvo. price sas. in boards. a. MaTRICAL TALCS and other POEM. Seleeted from the Annual Anthuktgy." in one vol. koolfcap Bvo. price is. Ga. boar.ls. 3. Lev-rites written during a Refidence in Srairt and PORTO SAL, SeCOll4.l Etlitiotl, 'rice Bs. iu boards. chywas puhlifhed, Dediclted, by permit:ion, to the Right Hon. Lord MtLvict.t, In one large and desalt Volume, Qzartn, illultrated by Twtnty Coloured Engravings of Co!tunic, &e price Two Guineas in boards. THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, comprifmg an Account of its Ge.graphy, Topography, Natural Hiftor y- Mineralogy, Commerce, Culloms and Manners, as will of its ci vilifed as unciinlifed Inhabitants, State of Liurature, Philofophy the Arts, &c &c. The whniti drawn from original and authentic Documents, chiefly written and eumpiled in the Peruvian Capital; to which added an Appeii iii, containing the modern Travels of the Mif &narks in the hitherto unexplored A lountainous •rerritories; and evicr interetting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of Indians inhabiting t'uoCe remote diltricts of Peru. Printed fur 14.1 c it A a o Put i t.i vs, Nu. 6, Bridge-nrect, Slackfriars and to be hal of all ➢ookicllers. . Mr. GODWIN% NEW NOVEL. This ILI was publifind, in Thr►e Volumes, rite r ts. in huards, or tbs. iu halnbindiog F LEETWOOD, or the New Main of Feeling,— A Novel in Three Volumes. BY WILLIAM GODWIN. printed for lc Ho a o Post s, No. 6, Bridgc-ftrost, Mac k friars ; and fokl 7 All Bookfcllas. Of whorl may be bad, by the fame Author, t. The Lire and Au; of CIIAUCiII, the Father of taglifh P o . ctry, the ad Edition, in four volumes, odtavo, price a i6s. in board. .1 * he Remota ma, or Rrgedlions on Education, Manners, ins I.itcrourc, in A feria of F.lfays, I.fiee 9'. 3. CALAIII WIOLIA yds. a Novel, the 3d Edition, in three Vols. price 13s. 6d. in boards. 4. An Enctvg sr concerning PAitical Juftice, and its influence o Morale and H4ppinefs, the 34 Etlitimt, in two Volumes, Hee. &me ells in board!. BEAUTIES OF WALES. This -day was publiflud, lit One balsamic Volume, Svo. price los. 6d. hoards, THE CAMBRIAN I I'INER'ARY; or, WELSH LI OUR IS I' ; curl/gluing liiitorical, and Topographical Dcfcription of the Antiquities 41i.d Dcautics of Wales. Alfir pre scel, a Wed Vocabulary : Names of all the Inns ; th c .B.rdic Alphabct ; and a Map of the Prins:y..lu y, a its an accurate Deli neation of the Roads, Ste By THOMAS EVANS. London: Primed fur Thomas OSA, Ave-Maria lane. ••• This excelkot tool impartial Work is a molt admirable Companion for all who are in the habit of travelkhg through Wales, and with to he acquaintcd with its vari o us beauties." Union Mag. Aug. 1130s _ " Thls performance exhibits a very cligii.le Companion for thole who thall make the fathiouable Tour of Wake, and the Vo cabulary gives it an advantage beyond any other Book of the kind that we have fcco. lhe Map prefixed is neat and well executed." Brig Cult. Jan. t Bos " Though we have perufcd molt of the Books relating to the Prinekality, we arc more particularly pleated with the Volume before us. It contains 'oniatly articles with which the intelligent Reader would will to be acquainted, that we think it well entitled to ourapprrbation."—Monthly Vin.or, April 1803. For 6;tlicr P!COEUMenladon ' ist Aritt:JaCubin, Niel:alai) , Review Rarer:an, Etc, DUNCAN'S ANNALS. TAIs day wag puhliflied, in One Volume oa..tvo, with a Plate. prick- to, in hoards, ANNALS of MEDICINE, fo r th e Y ear i B o3 exhibiting a concife view of the lasert and molt important Direactics in Medicine. und MeilicslPhilisfolday. By ANDREW DUNCAN. Senior, M. D. ard A '. DREW DUNCAN, Jun M.U. Fellows of the Royal College of Phyficians of Edinburgh. Printed for Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and fold in London by John Murray ; and in Dublin by Gilbert and Hed;es. Of whom may be had, complete fete in clgbt Vole. or any Vo lume feparate. STA LOTTFRY. CWIFT and CO. at their 0;d Office, Nn. tl, Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to bn drawing 13th May. The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general arrangement of the Scheme, will ..c found fuperior to any former Lottery of the fame number of rickets. a In , be Lit Lottery, ths Ticket N. 20,951, a Prize of ic,ncol. )10. Rion, a Prize of it..col and Nos. 9802 and 16,268. Pnze , f gxl. were flared sod fold at Swift .nd Co's Office. Where No. 6791, a Prize of 10 00-L N.,. 9361, a Prize of Ns. 19,068, a Prize of in the preceding Lottery, were aifo f did in mares. TO EE SOLD, AVERY Complete Newftihioned GIG. with Tan. dem harnefs, which tint berm in ufe only three rnont:l;. Alfo a Fair ~f very handfi.m.: hi.ACK NIARES„ very• Taft trotttts, in the I i;heft condition, and warranted perfectly Sound, and tree from vice or blemish; they arc perfeetly St: ttly in h3rnefs, and net:tient Roadfters —Tito property of an Officer going j bread, and parted with for no o;her reafon. The price tor Gig and Mares, 1601. To be teen at Cullates L:v:ry Stables, New Bind-flreet. CURIOUS DISCOViIRY IN GALVANISM. TT has often been wilhed by that moil intimately arq anted will the furprizihg areas of the GALVANIC FLUID, conceistrattd and re iticred peretpuhle to the living hod:, that Li ne method were aril ed, whereby this fobtle principle cool I be cliffulA interna'ly, and thus (as it appears to be the prihripl of life WO intlan thronfly ret ivifying and renovating the human frame which hid feAl pr-vioutlytithitita , ed by diftase or other eaufes. No deraht could remain that GALV.ezt hinJelt' tuad pafedled what he made • he gland °Ned of his ftudy and ambition. To afcert iu this tad, his m:itufcripts have be-n re-examined, and the rtfult has exceeded expcetation —A recipe. 11;:s beco found, which it appears the perfon in pont ffion of them frequently pre pared and introduced among his friends by the name of GAL VANIC ELIXIR, and from the almolt incredible cffeals of this Medicine, which arc cohfirmed ti,ton oath, one bottle fearrely ever failing :o remove the molt oblttnate debility, tram whale ver caufe It .may !rave arifen, the Proprietor has been iodated to publilh it : —To Ladles of Fathion, sou/ate' by late fitting up, &c. in all the etkas of dillipation and debauch ; and, in (port, for the cure of every f nit: of relaxation of the nervoas and noufrular fyttem, this Me lane Rands alone, as the only one that ever could rc move difeafe and debility as fuddenly as it Is often acquired. At the Pr.prictor's particular requeft, fold by Mr. Jones. King ftreet, Holborn. to whom (only) orders mull be addreffed, pod paid, and inclofing the amtiunt.—aMade up iu bottles of los. (id. and IL each.--N. B. The large bottles contain nearly three of the others. Thi• day was puldiflted, price 13s. in boards, N ATTEMPT to iilulirate thole Articles of the Church of England, which the Calvinifts improperly confid_•r as Calyiniitical. by a companion with the opinions prevalent at tne period of the R^rrnstion. In EIGHT SERMONS, preached he fore Use Univerfity of Oxford, in the Year I*o4, at th.: I..cdture founded by J. Hampton, M. A. Canon of Salilbury. By RICHARD LALIR' NCE, 1.1. D. of LI niverfity College. Oaford : Printed at the Aniverfity Prefs, for the Author ; an d fold by Mein. Hanwell and Parker; and by Millis. Rivinxton St. Paul's Church-yard, and R. faulder, New Hand !treat, London' In a &w days will be publifhed, in two volumes, nebsvo, PRINCIPLES and PtiACTICE of NAVAL and MILITARY COURTS MARTIAL. By JOHN II2ARTHUR,EIq, P.:ntcd fur J. Butterworth; Flcet-ttrect ; and T. Etcrtnn, _ _ • g • The prefent PublicationConipriles an entire new Treatife on Military COMIS hlartial, befilea the original Work on Naval (now fir years out of print) with large additions, and many new Cafes. Ofhcers in expectation of going abroad, or their Aunts, who have already given or may lead orders, will have their Copies hat delivered on the day of pub.icatitin. BOOK-KEE PI Na AND E..XCIi A NOV'S MODERNIZED. This day was publilbed, pries 6s. At new Ed.tion, be ug the 'lard, of THE ELEMENTS tit BOOK-KEEPING , cm + priling a Syitem of Merchant.' Account.. founded on real naiads, and seLpted to modern Pra&:c; with an Appendix on Lachatiges, Banking, and ocher commercial Subjects. By P KELLY. Matter of Finfisnry feriare Academy, London. In the Pref., and loon will be publiihed, by the fame Author, A PaAcTic.u. INTRODUCTION to STIURICS and NA.,VICAL ASTRONORIT, the third Edition, augmented and improved. Printed for J. johnfon, No. 7a, St. Paul'a Church-yard.. In the pref., and in a few days will be publinted, 'THOUGHTS Itiggefied by LORD LAUDER DALre OBSERVA LIONS .an the EDINitUKGI-11tE VIEW. " Not frantic Mothers, when their Infants die, With louder clamours rend the vaulted iky— FTe roar'd—he (tarried—he tore his htir Death! Hell! and Furies! what dolt thou do there?. What ails my Lord ? T thought your patience had been better tried : Is this your love, ungrateful and unkind This my reward for having cued the blind ?" Pore's JANUARY AND MAY, Y. 734. Printed for Loncmsn, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternuiter row, and A. Coalttablc and Co. Edinburgh. This day was publiated, aDM Edition. la two Vial. II SSW, prise 6s boards, SERMONS to YOUNG MEN. By W. DODD, L. 1.. D. late Chaplain in Ordinary to hii Majelty. Printed for Ve glow and liou,l, sg, Poultry. This day was publifhed, cenbcAlithed with upwards of p beauti ful Plates, cut in Wood, 2 vol.. tunlicep Xvo. price lac boards. THE TEMPLE of the F lES ; being a Se icetion of the belt Fairy Tales, trot I:l4sed (runs he French of Cabinet des Fees &cc. Print,il for Vcrnor and I food, 31, Poultry ; and J. Harris, ca ms of St. Paul 1 Church yarn. This day waipubiiditil, very elegantly printed in foolfcap livo. by BAI I.A NI 5' , price 36 6d. boards, TREATISIL ON SELF KNOWLEDGE. By JOHN MASON, A. M. Alfo a few Copies "II Denty Bvn paper. price ma d& boards. Printed rnr M.mnrrs and Millar, Edinburgh, and Vernor and H.vvi I olinn. I,,Lit day wa. pubiiilicd, a be.v Edition, being the Bth, in a vole pit lia..lvU, price tic dq, 171.EMENTS Of CM I'ICISM --by HENRY 14 110 NIL, Li.4l K NI ES with the Author', ladt corrations and addirioas. kiliated her Verni,r Hood, No. 31. Poultry. This wo; k , e', weiit through !even editions during the Au thor'. lire.timc, has f r there ninny years been remarkably ream... it is (till contidercd leholars, as the bit work ou the fabledt of the ticlies•Lettre*. This day was p:.! lifh.d, iaa t2OlO. clofely printed, . . prtcc •, t muds, THE NEW GEOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH— A defeription of the Empires. Kingdoms, States. and cow. airs—with the Oeraris, Seas, and Hies; in all parts of the world— including the new &Co - :cries Alfo a Ibort but fatisfaelory account til diet: political and civil binary, brought duwu tis the prefent time. IllultrJred wila Maps. London: Printed for Vert: or and Hood, It, Poultry, and W. J. and J,Rieliardl)n, This di.y was pulafhcd, clepantly priutt.i. in Foolfup Svc. with an tlct.nt f rur.:ifpiece, price 4'. boards, VILLAGE SCENES, the PROGRESS of v ALikelCU lilt h an.l oiler Poems; by 'F. BACHELOR. Thi. is the life whiLL chute who fret in guilt, And guilty cities, never knew ; the life I.ed by primeval ag s,uncurrupt, When angels dwelt, and Lion hunklf, with man. invasion. Printed for Vernor and Hood, 3t, Poultry. This dly was yuhlithed, defiantly printed in foolkap Bvo. with . . . . . . - fir ch.tant Inues, ',rico 6s. boards, PARADISE LOST; a Poem, in Twelve Books By JO liN MII:l'ON. Printed from the Text of Tonfon's corr,.•:tt ,ttifion of t 711, with a I.!te of the Author. Prisit,tl fur I. Johnfon, G. and J. Robinton, W. J and J. Ri chardfon, R. lialdwin. o!ridge and Son, Ogilvy and Son, Long man, Hurit,Rats,and Orme, Vernor and Hood, F. and C. Ri• vington, T. Payne. J.WalkiT, Cut hell and Martin, W. I.9wndes, &archers' and Letterman, Codsli and Davies, G. Wilaie, Clarke and Son, Lackingt , m, Alien and Co. J. Taylor, J Nuun, It. Lea, E. Isffery, J. Ma wm..ii. J Carpenter, and J. Matthews. 3 his day WAS publithed, printed eid..ly in cup's Royal Onavo. 14raCt! only Ls. V4l 19, Part I. of THE ENCYCLOPAWIA PERTHENSIS; or, Tiodtrn DiAionary of Arts and Ssiei.ces—iticiuding the molt recent improvements, and the whole of Dr. Samuel Jolinfon'sllic tionary ut the EngliGi Language. Printed fur Vcrtior an..l flood, 3t, Poultry. The Subferibera are requellcil to completc•thdr fets without delay, u the prier of cach part will be adv..nced to 7s. afrer the i it of May. lgot work is now priattn; fo rapidly, that it will be completed hatwe the end of the year. GENUINE I•DI I'ION. 'this day was pliblittted, a new Edition, elegantly printed On a fine Wort Derry Parr, price 74. btlArdll, . . - SEVENTEEN DHCOURSES vn SEVER AL TEX i's o; SC:ti? 1 . 1; It V.. allr Mel to Chrittian Affcmblies in Villages nem. Cambridge. To which arc addict Six Morning Eacreiks. lay RopEaT All ilatinns eif men ibothl fetk Loan, if haply they might fee/ after him, and ti syn. 26, 27. I'rin•cd for Verncr and Hood. Pau:try ; J Walker, and Long man. liurft, Rtcs, aid Orm. , Peer.wlter•rew ; W J. and J. Ri• ebardfon, Royal Urbane; Li. Cr4by and Lo.Statiuocrs' Cann ; and E. Hewer. Harlow, A few Cork-. nn very hnc Royal Vcihim Paper (uniform with the Author'. Works,now in the i•rcfs), price tos. 61. boards. BOTANY. Thin tidy was pul4iined, in one lar¢..Vo!ume, B,n. embellilhed with is new dccuratcly dray.n from nature. by Edward+, and ansrdycd by 5.11,;,,n, 11. lb. uo.rds,oriLtss with du:plates bcaudruiiy ABO I'c.NIC.\I. DIC TIONARY ; or, EU. M tiNTS of SYSTFAI.ITIC and PHILOSOPHICAL BOTANY. By COLIN L L. 13. Author of the Innoutes of Botany, and hahitations of Englith Plants. ThirdEdiiien, revifed i vorredted, and very confiderably enlarged. Ti , i , has d r ug been the admi;ation of Europe, and is quoted as I - tithe tirt s attchrtrity by it"l the molt eminent writers, both in this country and aliro,d, ant: is recommended by the molt eminutt prat fors and tiacliers of Botaiiy, a. cimtainicg an excel lent futal Boisnical iittructioti neci :rt. i t to he known by every perfott w'an is et:ltivatOli, that ofeliil and Agreeable fcience. Pciat.-a ; . or H. D. Syrnousli, Psternotter. row. WI.. e ni.ty he !I :4 a New Edition of Catlit's Practical Obfer• vatioa.; en l-/taff,:s, with coloured Vera. price ss. This dry Ve{4 puiMihed,in one very thick and clofely printed vo lume eomaininz oppwards of 600 p.ages, price los. 6d. in boards, . . or tas. in calf and leittred, A COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONARY ; Cl clntaining hoth an explanation of the Terms and the Law itfelf, intended for the ufc of the Country Gentleman, the Mer chant, auti the Proc•flitmal Math By THOMAS POT IS, Gent. formerly of Skinners' Hall. Dedicated. by permillion, to the Right Hon. 1 ord Ellenhorough. " If to Ctflllpf ci4l a prodigious quantity of matter Into a very fmallcompars be to confult the accommodation of the public, the author of this Didlonary has done it in the conipleteß manner imaginable. The fmalleit and neaten type, without any unne eeffary fpa.es, has fit condettfed the matter of this book, that it might, with different management, be expanded to a handfome " To give a fingle article by way of fpecimen, out of fo cum.. live a wo. k, would be like producing a brick as a (ample of a houce; but we arc clearly of opinion, from the examination we have made, and from the chars ter of the author, that the book will he found extrenirly ufclul in the Library, in the Counting- Bridal brick, 804. boat, and the oMce." London . Printed for and fold by T. Often, Na ;, Ave Maria-lar.e. DR. HENRY HUNTER. This der were pabliftwd --- ,intwaiola.llvo price bowls, with aI Portrait of the Author, SERMONS. and other MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. ST the late HKNR If HUNTER, D.D. Minißer of the Scots' Church, London Wall. To which uc prefiacd, A Biographical Sketch of his Life, and • (Mika' Account of his Writings. Publiihed by John Murray, 32, Fleet. ftrect, London. BIDLAKE's GEOGRAPHY. • This day was pubhdicd, y: ice is. 6d. half-bound, the Third Edi• tion, much improved, of AFAMILIAR IN PRODUCTION to the Study of GEOGRAPHY, and to the USE of the GLOBES. In. tended for Schools and young Pcrfons. By )OLIN BIDLAKR, A. B. chaplain to his Royal Highntfs die Duke of Clarence, and Maf. t. r of the tit - Ammar School, Plymouth. Printed tor J hlureay, 32, 1.1,ct-ftrect, I .orinn. FRENCH PUBLIC CHARACTERS. This day was pubielhed, in three vnts. tamp. with Portraits, prioc as an boards, the third I.:(!itinn of 7, 'HE REVOLIITICARY PLUTARCH ; ex tabbing the molt dill;nguithed Chat - 3E10,i, Literary, Mai tory, and Political, in the recent Annals of the French ita public. TM greater part from the Original I:,formation of A GENTI.F.MAN REsIDErT AT PARIS. Printed (or John Murray, No 3a, Fleet-ft:vet, London. Sold life by the principal booklellers throughaut the United Kingdom OALVANTSM. This day was publifhed,in2vol; Brn. illunrated with a great number of Copper pl:.tes, price one guinea in bowds, ELEMENTS of GALVANISM, in Theory and Pradtice; with a Comprshimilve View of its niflory, from the &ft eaporiments of Galvini to the prellnt Tinv. Containing alfo, Pradical Diredlions for Conftrudling t:le Galvanic Apvira • tua, and pirin fyftematic !nitrations fur per:arming all the va rious Experiments Ey C. H. WILKINSON, S. A. S. Aletuber'of the Royal CoE!ge of Surgeons, and of the Philofophi cal Society of Manchester, &e. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-Rivet, London. COURT OF LEWIS THE FOURTEEN TH. This day was putitilhed, in Two Vols. I snip. yprice 9s. in boards, 'i'HE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE : An Hairicel Roman::: ; trill:4ring the more particular cir cumitanees of the LIFE. and CHARACTER. of this e.-kbrated MISTRESS of LEWIS the rOURTEEN CH; together with various Anecdotes of that gay and voluptuous Court. Py the CO UNLESS of OFNLIS. Author of TSi . cs of the Cattle, Adelaide and Theodore, &c. Pubhilted by John Murray, 3s Flett-Rreet, London. niav be.hatl, lately publifised, LE:7ER'; of a NIAMELLIKE ; containing an interelting and anuilicg Plaine of the sidling Manners of Paris. 'lwo Volt. tamp. price yt buards GEMS. Chi, day wag pediihed, elegantly printed in quarto with Twenty two 1. rgraving, price 11. tic 6d. in Boardq, G EMS, SE LEC from the AN with tu.us 1 RATIONS. " The object of this pleating and ►erl &gild performance is to hitrudues. a more familiar acquaintance with engraved Gems. he Artitt of the prefcnt Work truly and judieinufly oblerves that the priyate colletlions which have been engraved are entity and fcarcc, and that illiittrations arc fabjoined to none. Thule which are bete givcu are fdret• d with much mile, and engraved with p articular eleg.ince. All tile Plates are delaying of cutunictidatioa. the introdudlion to the Cindy of engraved Gcms is mail, and claricilly drawn up, and the illuitrations which accompany the cngravingc atc luiricitut and fatisiadory." liritafh elide, NOV. TB:4, p 173• Publifbed by John Muctay, 32, sect-ftrect, London. MY UNCLE. This day was publifhed, in ;hre;l;ansl ..- Emse Volumes (mill Bvo. With nine Caricature Eugratinita, Priceik In da, FFLA MS : or % the Life and Erioia of My A. UNCLE! with the Amours of My Autet. Confining of Ex svatatir as and Bigarrures ! Nuga, Facctia, -nd Triftia ! familiar and tut:slime ! with liluttrationa and Obleuritlea By Nledieurs I 'ALI, RAG. and BOBTAIL. PulChed for the Benefit of hie Creditors, and of the Ernditl, Ditettniti, and Cognorcenti in Europe and eliewher: ! the whole Merrily Argutil, to infltuet thc Little Philofoplicre at the expcnce of the Greet thus! which is added. AN ILLUMINATING INDOC ! " This Uncle is a modern " Philo," and fucctlfively adopts all the alifurel thtorics in Literature, Science, and ;he Fine Arts, which arc molt prevalent iu the preftin age. Ills whims atwl re volts are extmplincd by c t ractt chiefly from living authors,— Tittle examples are iderted by way of notes, and, as may be na tural!? luppofed, lerve greatly to heighten the fpirit and dice of the I.tire. His !afire is directed againit thole whirnfical and ek‘ travuont aberrations in Schnee, liter...tare, and the Fine Arts, which ftrve to tlarktii counfel by words without underitanding..... Its tender cy certai:.ly is to check t' at zlow of imagination, which, when ineful.ted to excel:, !rads men from the tober invelligation of truth to wild and abfurd hypothefes, which render th.ir labours uftleis to the world and to thetufelvcs.—Literaryintnial, Feb. i 80s . Printed for John Murray, N 0.32, Fleet ftrcet, Loinion. P4RL.I4.IIENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, MARCH 23. Counfcl were farther heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Rocheid o. Kinlock, Bart. viz. Mr. Clark in continuation, and at great kegth, on behalf of the Refpond. nt. The farther confidisation of the cafe was adjourned till Monday. 'l'he various Bills before the Houk were forwarded in their re fpeEtive Rages. Among Ode, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Sugar Duties Drawback, the Spirits %Varchoufing, the Irith Stamp Duties Bill. Puttag! Rates, Eacife Duties. Malt Tax, Cullom Duties, and Expiring Laws Bills, were (the Committees thereon having qteti prrvioully negatived) feverally read a third time and pa&d. The lr lh Prontiffory Notes, and Sugar Bounties Drawback DLL, were had a fecond time, and the Committees thereon ne gatived._ The Order for fummoning their I.ordlhlps, for taking into con fider-a:ion the 26th and tyyth !landing orders, with a reference to fulpending the fame, as far as related to the two Lft mentioned Bills, ()clog read; Lord WALSINGHAM addreir d a few words to their Lord- Illtips on the occafion. lie exprafeil his unwillinimefs to come for ward in limb inttaitersaisse where the neeeffity of the cafe julti lira a calual fulpenfion of any of their Lordtbips' handing orders ; fuel a proceeding was. he conceived, neerfrarily called for in the prsientinitance ; he thou ki therefore move Oa; the kid itanditig orders be rufpcncisd. as far as related to the uila in quegion. The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the woolLck,not for the purpofe of oppofing the motion; for that, he thought, was called for by the particular circumstances of the prefen• cafe, and he was aware of the importance of the Bills in queltion to the revenue ; but, in difcharge of the duty he owed their Lordibip , to endeavour to impress on their minds the general necellity of ferapulottfly hiring to their (tending orders, on which (o much ot the dignity and corrcdlnefs of their Lordlliips' proceedings depended. On that ground, he had therefore to exprefs his earneit hope, that the Houk would not be again called on in a limilar mar.ner. The queltion bdug put, and the (pedal fufpenfion ordered, the irifh Sugar Bounties Drawback, and Promiffory Notes Bills, were, on the motion ei Lord Walfingliam, accordingly forthwith read a third time and paired. Lichettien's Natoralzation Bill was read a third time, and paired. Adjourned till Monday, when their Lordisips Rand fummoned upon Lord Auckland's propoGdoas. LONDON. MONDAY, 1 LADv Day.--Nn bufinefs PRICE OF STOCK: Bank Stock (hut 3 per Cod. Red. am 3 per Cent. Conf. 58f 4 /kr Cent. (but 5 per Cent. N.vy, Silt 5 per Cent. 1797, ihut MARCH 2f. done at the Stock Fachanrit. :s ON S.-\ TUMMY : Long Ann. (hut India Bondi ti. a at. dit Imp 3 per Cent. 58 llmp. AWL 9 9.16 i;:xchetl Bilk, par IS. pre. fS p rc. thallium, 4 prem. The account of the Toulon fleet being out is fur thei confirmed by a letter from Captain HANDY, of the Hero, for London, dated Malta, 9th February, liming that an embargo had been laid on all (hips under Engli(h cohurs, lying there till it was known where they were gone, and that Lord NELSON, with the Britilh fleet, paired that place on the 4th in pur. lot of them. They were fuppored to be gone va Egypt. The fleet has twelve tlioufand troops on 1:0ar,:., and confißs of twelve fail of the line and (even gates, two of which were the frigates that engaged the Alaow and the Aca IRON. Private letters received by the Hamburgh Mail on Saturday leave little doubt of the Ruffian forces be ing, ere long, adively employed in the comin caufe. An article from Vienna Rates, that a general movement of the troops in Podolia has already taken place; a column of 15,000 men is now proceeding down the Dneitler, and will embark at Oczakow for the Mediterranean; another divifion is fhortly to take the fame route ; and the whole of the regiments in the Ukraine are under orders to march at the fhortell nr lice. The Imperial armies, in almoft every diredion, have •rf late been confiderably reinforced ; and a camp of too,ooo men will fhortly be formed on the borders of Galicia. The number of troops dellined to take the field eat ly in the prefent fpring is immenfe, and a few weeks, we doubt nut, will prove the accu racy of our former flatements, relative to the deter mination of Ruflia to take an alive and decided part in the war againd France. In Italy, the Au:lrian and French troops continue in motion, and the gatrifsna nu the Venetian and Tyrolean frontiers in particular, have been conliderahly reinforced. The Neapoiitan fortreffes have all() of late received a great addition to their flrength, and all the efforts of the enemy to induce his Sicilian Majetly to declare againll England have proved ineffectual. The opprelEve condud of the French has, in consequence. become more fevere than ever, and the King has been induced to remove to Caterta, whither the teen is immediately to fol low him. The Turkifh Ambalfador ..t Paris is fail to have been recalled. The city of Lubec continues to refute compliance with tile unjalt demands of France ; but there is no confi.-mation of the account of the enemy having actually entered that place.— , Private advices'finm Holl And (the, that the French General has caufed five (hips with 13r irifls property on board to be confifcated. Their cargoes are valued at two hundred thouland florins, which funs is to be paid into the French military theft. • Letters by the fame Mail (fate, that the (Ned of the late confpiracy at Stutgard was to carry off the Elea refs, PRINCESS ROYAL of ENGLAND, and a nurn• ber of other perfons in high credit with the Court. Another Hamburgh Mail and aifo one from Got tenburgh arrived this day. The intended journey of the Emperrs and Emprefs of Germany to Italy is put of till the 6t:t of April. The Archduke CHARLES will let out on the 4th, and during his abfence the Archduke JOHN will prefide at the Council of War. According to letters of the 16th FAruiry from Italy, fzunded on letters from the South of France, the Toulon expeditinn, whatever was its cbjecri, is put off for a time. They even (fate that they are d:farm ing the (hips, and that the troops which had been embarked have been ordered into cantonments.— This report may howeve,; be a trick to turn our at tention from that quarter; bat, if fo, it will fail in its objet. he fame letters (fate, that on the 31(1 of Jintwir, Lord NELSON palled the Straits of Mefrina, on his way to Malta, where he will continue fume time. ,It is fuppofed be will return to the Magdalen Elands as his Ration. lt is faid the Gulph of Spezzia, with fame other territorial points, will be ceded by the Ligur inn Re public to the new kingdom of Lombardy, which will receive pollerfhon of fume important havens. The fupport of the Genoefe Marine will be undo taken by France. • SUARIA, MARCH to.—By private accounts from Stutgard, we learn, that the following perfons wete az relied there the latter end of lall month ; the Cou:i -fell;)r of Government, Baron SECKENDORFF, and Dcaor WEISSHAAR, natives of Wirtemberg, and M. Von BLANKENsreiri (alias Wezler) of Franckfort 011 the Maine, and the Counkllor of Gov,,:rnment, Vea SINCL•IR, who were delivered up by the Landgiave of Heft Homberg, in whofe fervice they were, on application being made by the Government of Wir temberg. They were conveyed to Ludwiglburg, where the commillion of enquiry will fit. According to later accounts, Dr.WEiss If AAR was fet at liberty on the 2J, fo that Baron SECKENBORPV is the only native of Wirtemburg now in confine ment. MADRID, FEB. 20.—T0 provide as much as poffi ble for the extraordinary expencei which will he in curred by the fitting cut of our navy, recourfc has