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ROYAL. HUMANE SOCIETY. Patron—The KING . / MOsT MAJTIITT, Prefident—Earl Of STAIITORD and WARRINOTOR. THE Annual Sermon will be preached by the jj Hon. and Right Rev. GEORGE PELHA M, Lord Who: , of !WM, at Ibebec Chapel, Portman fquarc, on Sunday, the sift f next month —Te Daum anal Jualt.Axa will be chaunted. Likewite ♦rrIo?RIATR ANTIMIS rung by a Society of Gentle.. menot.e. Prayers at Eleven. The ANNIVIRSART Fr iv iv 4 L will be celebrated on Waled. day the 34th of April, at the London Tavern. _ STIWAID P. Right Rev. Lord Bi&op of Webb Maryatt, Efq. Glouceiter ames Mitchell, Efq. Right Hon. Lord Rivers, V. P. James Neild, Efq. Right Hon. Lord Henniker, Charles Platt, Efq.. M. P. V. P. Henry Robins, Efq Jofeph Thompfon, Efq. V. P. Nathan Soloman. Efq. Dr. Wallitratn Thomas Wright, Efq, Rev. Gerrard Andrews, M. A. Mr. George Booth,' Daniel Beaumont, Efq. Mr. William Evans Edward Boodle, Efq. Mr. J. Henry Peacock Robert Chrifile, Efq. Mr. Richard Smith Tables revered at Four precifely. In the Afternoon, the City IVlarliuls, Simard, and Treafurer, will introduce the Grand Procelßon of Lives Adored, accompa nied by folemn Mufe._ _ _ TO THE LADIES. - . This INSTITDTION has been produdire of great public utility, both by ppaaoodlog oat the prat icahility of Reftoring to Life, Num bers, Ix Cirentadtancea, which formerly. through incredulity, cull- Fable inattivity, or injurious treatment, were ufually rendered fatal; and inducing perfons of every defeription to fupport, by an arduous and =emitted exertion, the benevolent, humane, and truly patriotic intentions of the HUMANE SOCIETY. . . _ &incursions, &e. arc received at Baron Die&Se's • Down and Co'L • Foliar, Chatter., and Co.; Drummond's; and by Dr. Hawes, S piral-fqoare, Treafurer. _ . _ JOHN BEAUMONT, Reg. and See. The ANNUAL REPOIT for Ms, will be publidled and prefented to the Guardians of Life, at the Ansaverfary, on the a4th of April. MIDDLESEX ELL;TION. Container-Rooms, No. 4. Serie-Erect, LineaWe lUD, March 29, lEOs. Iconfequenee of the Great Room at the Crown . 1 . and Anchor being engaged on Wednefday next, the Meeting of the MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS who voted for Sir FRAN CIS BURDETT, and the SUBSCRIBERS to the Fund in fupport thereof, and for eontefting the illegal condudt of the Sheriffs, Sir Wm. Leighton, and James Shaw, Efq. who, on caning up their poll, found e majority for fee Caadidate, and yet retarwed the Ober.- a precedent which, had It not been fince judicially reverfed, aloft have (truck at the root of the Elective Franchife of the whole people of England, is pottponed till FRIDAY the sth day of APRIL oat, when they are requeßed to dine together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Tb. Chair to be taken, and the Report of the Committee to be received precifely at four o'clock, and Dinner to be on the table at Sve...—Tickets to be bad at the bar of the Crown and Anchor at i OIL 6d. each until Thurfday corning. ARMY. To BE SOLD in one r f the mon eligible and dimmed Regiments of Cavalry. a Cornetey out of the Break, the Purehafer of which will ago have every profped of early Promotion. Particulars may be known by applying at the Ofkee of Mcfr,. Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Snlicitqp, St James's Walk, ClerkenivelL CHURCH PREFERMENT. WANTED to Purchafe the perpetual Advow fon or nest Prefanation to a Living, with a profped of an early Induttion. Particular* (poit paid) to be feat to Mr. Tyndale, Solidtor, Na t 3, Lincoln's len Adds- WANTED from Three to Twelve Thoufand Pounds, to be Secured on Mortgage of large Freehold Elates, the Intend to be paid Half Yearly at a Banker's inrown. For Particulars apply to Mara. Price and Browne, No. z, New- Square, Lincoln's Inn, I..ondon. WANTED to Purchafe a Genteel Modern Man. flan Hoare in complete repair with convenient Offices, Kitchen, and leafere Garden, Ste. and from Three Hundred to Seven Hundred Acres of Land in hand. The Eltate mutt he Freehold, and dunned not Ida than Fifteen nor more than Fifty Miles from London. Any Perfon having fuck to difpufe of, is re quilted to fend the Particulars, Price, &c. (by Letter port paid) to Meffrs. Browns and Gotobed, Norfolk-ftreet, Strand. CANDLES AND SOAP, GENIIINR SPERMACETI OIL. MERCHAN'T'S, EXPORTERS, and the Publi c are (implied with the above uncles of the belt quality, on very advantageous terms, at the Candle and Soap Warehoufe, No. az, Flest-ittect, London. SOON will be DISPOSED OF, a C a pi ta l an d very defirablo MODERN RESIDENCE, fit fora regular eftablifhistent, (tilted from Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year, with a MANOR, and from about 200 to 1 aoo acres of rich, healthy, and dry arable and pafture Frealold Land round the Houfe, commanding beautiful Sea and Land Views, fituate between 6o and csomiles South-Weft from London. If very much defired, a Manor and well-wooded Eftate, about woo acres more, near it. may be added. Enquire of Mr. P. Webb, Salltbury. TO be difpnfed 151,1 Eflab!abed Provincial Paper. Part of the Purchafe-Money might be funk in an Annuity. None need apply, who cannot command from ;wool. to aOOOL--Letters with real lignatures, addreffed (Poll. Paid) to R. N. care of Mars. Taylor and Newton. No s. Warwick-fquare, London, will be immediately forwarded to, and anfwered by the Advettifer. BEACH HILL, RIPLEY, BURRY, March 24, aos. STRAYED from Beach Hill, in the Parifb of Waking. Surrey, on Friday, the ;d of November Taft, a BLACK GELDING, with one white fore foot, and a star in his foretteadiand at the fame time a DARK BROWN PONEY, which has been fared all round. Wit(' ver will give information to Mr . Benjamin Spooner, at Beach Hill. near Ripley, Surry, of thefe Hodes, dull be entit:ed, on recovery of them, to a reward of FIVE GUINEAS ; or if they have been ftolet to a reward of TEN GUINEAS, on profecuting the thief to convidtion. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.--THE ROEBUCK INN. 9 'HE NOBII,ITY' and GENTRY, who may have occafion to viftt or travel through OXFORD, are molt re. (pedtfally foiicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Hor(es and experienced Drivers are ready to forward them at the reafonable rate of ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with So continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art, elegant edifices, and curiofities, depofited In this celebrated Uni oerfity,the Rot Baca INN affords a geenteel and comfortable abode, where the wino* attention is paid, and where the charges are moderate. BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY. SUPERFLUOUS HA IRS on the FACE,NECKand ARMS, have in all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to Female Delicacy, and it rensained one:pained that the Ladies of Egypt and other Fattens Nations ibould he entirely exempt from this feourge of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates To Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe ss at length Indebted for the keret obtained from a FemaleFriend,during her refidence in Turkey, and where, it appears,the Ladies conftantly nuke ufe of the above Pre§ paration at the Baths. Recommendation alone, would Rill, as hitherto, have been found ftsibcient to circulate a Depilatory, the exclufive effedt of which is invariable and permanent, never catalog the Dighteft irritation to the moil. delicate fkin, did not juftice to the public require that they thould be laved from the painful effcdt‘of injurious and cm.. relive applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the above, and introduced to the Public under various names. To accommodate Ladies too diftant for perfonal appli cation, chair orders by port, for a firgle Bottle or larger quantity, will be pundlaally executed to any part of Town or Country, fudi ordcts inclofing the amount addrcilid to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, Eing-ftreet, Holborn, fix doors from Holborn. Price 3s. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of One Shilling in fix Bottles. N. B. Nout is gtnuine oilers hoe; to the esoptittoes band. ',nits., to tositatc whids is 1,411 W .CV. WO swamp mr W COO Gloucefter EMS Right Hon. Lord Rivers, V. P. lames Right Hon. Lord Henniker, Cherie! M. P. V. P. Henry Jofeph Thompfoo, Efq. V. P. Nathan Dr. Wallltruan Tbomi Rev. Gerrard Andrews, M. A. Mr. G Daniel Beaumont, Efq. Mr. yV Edward Boodle, Efq. Mr. J. Robert Chtiftle, Efq. Mr. R Table, revered at Four i In the Afternoon, the City IFfarftuls, will introduce the Grand ProcelEon of L Died by (*ma Male. This INSTITUTION LAS been produdis both by ppooiinoting out the practicability of hers, Ia Cirena taeua, which formerly. Fable inactivity, or injurious treatment fatal; and Inducing perfons of every chic arduous and =remitted exertion, the ! truly patriotic intentions of the HUNAN! Soneairrions, Smc arc received at / and Co's. • Fuller, Chatteria, and Co.; D Hawes, S piral-Square, Treafurer. JOHN BEAU The ANNUAL REPOIT for acis, will t to the Guardians of Life, at the Anal April. MIDDLESEX ELL.. Committee-Rooms, No. 4,. Seri March 29, 18 IN confequence of the Great and Anchor being engaged on Wednel the MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS v CIS BURDETT, and the SUBSCRIBERS thereof, and for eonteftinx the illegal en Wm. Leighton, and James Shaw, Efq. poll, found et majority for us Ceadidete, ai a precedent which, had it not been I muft have ftruck at the root of the whole people of England, is poftpuned ti of APRIL oat, when they are requeftt Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Soar The Chair to be taken, and the Repor received precifely at four o'clock, and Dir 1ive....-Tieltets to be had at the bar of th os. 6d. rich until Tburfday evening. ARMY. 'O BE SOLD in one r f th efteenied Regiments of Cavalry, Break, the Purehafer of which will alit early Promotion. Particulars may be k Oflice of Mars. Rhodes, Cook, and James's Walk, ClerkenweiL CHURCH' PREFER! WANTED to Purchafe the fon or next Prefentation to a 1.1 an early Indudtioo. Particulars (pat paid) to be fret to No. 13, Lincoln's Inn Fields. WANTED from Three to Pounds, to be Secured on Mor Elates, the Intend to be paid Half Yearl For Particulars apply to Melira. Prices Square, Lincoln's Inn, I..ondon. WANTED to Purchafe a GI Soo Houle in complete repair Kitchen, and %leanly Garden, gee. and Seven Hundred Acres of Land in hang Freehold, and fituated not lefs than Fift Miles from London. Any Perfon having queftod to fend the Particulars, Price, to Meets. Browns and Gotobed, Norfolk CANDLES AND SOAP, GENIIINE MERCHANTS, EXPORTE are fupplied with the above artielv very advantageous terms, at the Candle a 182, Fleet-ftreet, London. SOON will be DISPOSED very defirable MODERN RESIDE eftablithment, Suited from Five to Ten T with a MANOR, and from about 200 healthy, and dry arable and pafture Fre Houle, commanding beautiful Sea and between 6o and yomiles South-Weft fror defired, a Manor and well-wooded Eftate, pear it, may be added. Enquire of Mr. I TO PRINTERS, BOOKSEI NEWSPAPER. TO be difpnfed of, an Old Ell Paper. Part of the Purchafe-Moro! Annuity. None need apply, who cannot to at:mi.—Letters with real fignatures, a R. N. care of mars. Taylor arid Newton. London, will be immediately forwarded Advatifer. BEACH HILL, RIPLEY, OURRI STRAYED from Beach Hill , Woking. Surrey, on Friday, the ; BLACK GELDING, with one white fo forehead; and at the fame time a DARK BI has been fired all round. Whe..ver will l Benjamin Spooner, at Bach Hill. near Hodes, dull be entitled, on recovery of FIVE GUINEAS; or if they have been TEN GUINEAS, OD profecuting the able UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.—TH r i 'HE NOBILITY'and GENT A cceafion to vise or travel through fpedfaly (elicited to order their Curia' INN, where Capital Hor(es and experient forward them at tie reafonable rate of ONE SHILLING PER 1 And to there Families, or Peden*, win a few days at Oxforti, to examine and vies elegant edifices, and curiofities, depofited verfity,the Roestrec INN affords a geentee where the liana attention is paid, and • moderate. TO THE LADIE: BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS on the PA have in all ages and Countries been confide Female Delicacy, and it remained unexpla Egypt and other Fattens Nations mould h this teenage of Beauty, fo frequent in N Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length obtained from a FemaleFrienciduring her where, it apeears,the Ladles conftantly nu paration at the Baths. Recommendation alone, would ftill, as h &Scion to circulate a Depilatory, the earl invariable and permanent, never cauflog t the moil delicate fitin, did not jultice to they mould be raved from the painful elk< wive applications, moll of them futile a above, and introduced to the Public under To accommodate Laths, too diftan . cation, their orders by pelt, fora firgle ft LS will be pundaally executed to any part of ordcis Inclofing the amount addreffc.l , Eing-ftreet, Holborn, fix doors from Holt 1 1 . bottle.. An abatement of One Shilling in d N. B. Nowt is genuine ui.lcfs figned Ut writing, to imitate ethic!. is TO PRINTERS. BOOKSELLERS. Sce.: NEWSPAPER. This day was publifbed, in leo. price 6a. in Sway THE RURAL SABBATH—in Four Books— and other POEMS. By WILLIAM COCKIN. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for George and William Nicil' Pall-Mali, and janscs A fperne, Cornhill. This day was publsibed, price as. Dedicated to the Right Hun. WILLIAM PITT, AN ESSAY UPON PESTILENTIAL DI& •a- EASES, fuch as the Putrid, Malignant, and Yellow Fevers, tad the Plague. By JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, R. N. Printed for H. 1). Symonds, No. 10. Patemoitcr-row •. j Hat chard, 190, Piccadilly ; J. Bell, 148, Oxford•ftriat, and J . Afperne, CornhiU, and :nay be had of all Bookfelkrs. This day were publilhed, xa Four Volumes, Odta,o, with a number of Engravings, price Two Guineas is boards, THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL or EXPL RIMENT,AL PHILOSOPHY. By TIBERIUS CAVAI.LO, F.R.S. Printul for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by . the rime Author, An Effay on the Medicinal Properties of fssfUtious Airs, Ivo. so. in boards. This day was puldifhai, In one Volume Odtavo, price 7s. in boards, thu Second Edition, of L ECTURES on the ACTS of the APOSTLES, explanatory and practical. By RICHARD STACK, D. D. Late Fellow of Trinity Gilley, Dublin. Printed for r. Cada and W. Davies,Strand. •„• The general Delign of there Lectures was formed upon the excellent Model of there delivered by the Bilhop of Loudon upon the Oofpel of St. Matthew, of which a new Rdidon (the Seventh) may alto be had as above, in a vols. Sao price xis. This day was publllbetL elegantly printed In 4to. and illuftrated with four beautiful engravings, price NIL boards. 'THE TOMB of ALEXANDER. A DISSER TATION on the SARCOPHAGUS brought frau Aloan dria, and now In the Beal& Marcuna. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKS, LL. D. Fellow of plus College, Cambridge. Cambridge : Printed by A. Watts, at the Univerfity Pries, far J. Mawman, In the Poultry ; and fold by Payne, Mews Gate, London ; Deighton and Barrett, Cambridge; and Hanwell and Parker, Oxford. In a few weeks win be pubilihed, BSERVATIONS on the TREATMENT of O SCIRRHOUS TUMORS sodCANCERS tithe BREAST. With a mode, by long experience proved efficacious, of treating the ulcerated Cancer. The Second Edition. By JAMES NOOTH, Surgeon to His Royal Highocfs the Dux: of Beni: Mr. NOO7 n will apply Medical Galvanifin for Paralytic Agee dons, and many other Difeafm,every morning, at No. 7, Princes ftreet. Cavendith-filuare; where a Lift of Cafes fuccefsfully treated maybe ittfpefied. • • THE BALSAMIC STYPTIC SOLUTION. This day was publilbed (a new Edition ), ACONCISE RELATION of th e EFFICACY and VIRTUE of RUSPINI's STYPTIC, in a Series of Letters from Gentlemen of the Faculty and from Patients. The enemy of the Styptic in flopping all bleeding, internal and ester. nal, has been eftabliftwd by an experience of years ; it is ufed by the firft Phydelans in their private pradlice ; and the large and ln crealing orders received :ram Apothecary's Hall fuMclently teftify its growing efUntation in the Army, the Navy, and the Hofpitals. The Pamphlet may be had of Bolton, Royal Exchange ; and of the Chevalier Rufpini, at his hqufe in Pall Mall. This day was publifbed, in Folio, illußrated with Plates, Beautifully coloured, price el. 161. The Second Part of the Second Volume of AN ACCOUNT of INDIAN SERPENTS, publlfited by Orderof the Hon. the Court of Diredtors of the Raft India Company, under the fupaintendance of PATRICK RUSSILL, M. D. F. R. S. Printed by William Bulmer and Co. for 0. and W. Nicol, Bookfeilers to his Majsity, Pall Mall. Where may be had the Rift Volume of the above Work, price 34 13s. 6d. in boards, and the Firft Part of the Second Volume ,price tl.7s. in boards. And alto by the fame Author, Disco emu s and Fi nu a sof Two Hundred Fifties collected ma the Coat! of Coromandel, in two voh. folio, inultrated with a great number of Plates, price 81 Bs. in boards. This day was publithed, price I. as. in boards, 'THE CHRISTIAN SYSTEM unfolded, is a Courfe of PRACTICAL ESSAYS on the PRINCIPAL DOCTRINES and DUTIES of CHRISTIANITY. In Three Volumes, Svc. Volume the Piet contains My, on the Divine Attri butes, the State of Man, the Charatter and Offices of Nos Chrift. Volum- the Second contains Praftical Ways on the Paton, Ope rations, and Emu of the Holy Spirit. Volume the Third contains Pradical Elks on Chriftien Obe dience, Prayer, Sacraments, Br.t. By THOMAS ROBINSON, M. A. Vicar of St. Mary's, Leicelter. Printed for the Author, and fold by P. C. and J. Rlvingten, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and by J. Hatchard, tno, Piccadilly. , - Ibi, day wa; publinied. in 3 vols. tune. rice 13a. 6d. boards, ADELINE MOWBRAY ; or, the MOTHER and DAUGHTER. A Tale. _ _ By Mrs. OPIE. Printed for Longman. Hurft, Rees, and Orme,Paternofter row. Of whom may be bad,lately publifhed, by the fame Author, I. The Father and Daughter; a Tale, with a Frontifpiece. The Fourth Edition, price as. 6d. boards. a. Poems; in one voL .111110. with a Frontifpieee, the Third Edition, price 6s. boards. This day was publilhed, in one volume am°. the Sixth Edition, price as. and in 12m0. on fine Paper, the Seventh Edition, prim 6s. bound, printed upon a large and clear Type, for the accom modations of perfons advanced in years, .VERF lON of the PSALMS, originally written . 1 . A. by the late Rev. Jarmo Merrick, A. M. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Formed into Stanzas, and divided into &ore Portions, for the Uk of the Church, with Explanatory Heads to each Seetion. By the Rev. W. D. TATTERSALL, A. M. Late Student of Chriß Church, Oxford, and Chaplain in Ordi- Darr to his Majefty. Introduced under the fandlion of the King, with the content and approbation of the Ite4tor. Into the Parini Church within the Bo rough of Weymouth and Melcumbe Regis. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be bad, a [mailer Edition, price is. 641. . This day was publifhed, Neatly printed in limo. price 6s. board:, AGRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUA.GE, on a new and improved Plan, in Es:ousts and GREEK. ‘‘ By JOHN JONES, Member of the Philological Society at Manchefter. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, andprme, Paternofter-row. _ Of whom may be had. t. A SNORT INTRODUCTION tO GRAMMAR, generally to be pled : compiled and let forth for the bringing up of all thofe that intend to attain to the Knowledge of the Latin Tongue. By John Ward. ramp price as. 6d. bound. 1. INSTITUTIO GRECK GRAMMATICES COMPRNDIARIA, in nfum Rqiz Scholz Weftmonaitcrienfis. By John Ward. umo. price sa. 6d hound. This day was publithed, In one large Volume, Qarto, illuftrated with Views drawn and engraved by Laporte,and 9 Map of the Country, price al. ras. 61. in boards, THE SCENERY, ANTIQFITIES, and 810. •L GRAPHY cf SOUTH WALES, from Materials collofted during two Ereurßons In the Year s 803. By BENI44:IN HEATH MALKIN, Efq. M.A. F.S.A. ••• A fedf copses may be had vith die Views anti) colwured by LaPc!rtc. price 4141 In boards. • Printed for Longman, Huai, Rees and Orme, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, lately publilbed, NORTII WALIM4IICiIIaIg it* Scenery, Antiquities, Cußoms, and tome Retches of Natural Hißory ; delineated from two el cur:Eons through all the interefting parts of that Country, during the rummers of sysoB and 'Sol. By the Rev. W. Bingley, A. M. Fellow of the Linnean Society, and late of Peterboufe, Cam bridge. In two volumes Bvo. inultrated with a new and accurate Map, Frontifpieces,aud feveral favourite Wcliti Ain, price AL IS.I in boards. SHARPE'. EDTTfOtI of the BRITISH POETS. This day was pobliihed, price ss. With Two elegant Engravings by Mcirre.Weitill ScThompfon, PART THE FIRST :—containing the Poetical Worts of Collins and Gray, complete in one volume, (4'l molt elegant Cabinet Edition of the BRITISH POETg—alfu, PART Tilt SICOND4tOOLNIHINg Mr. Addifun s ern ique on Pa. radife LoR, with Dr.Johnfon's Remarks on Milton's vetfification, complete in one volume, and PART THE Tens AND FOURTH—containing r4ratiire Lott. forming two volumes, with embelliihments, by Marrs. Weltall and Fofell, at 21.6 d. each. _ The Subfcribers are refpeafully informed, That in confequence of the Journeymen Printers' combination, a temporary fufpenion bat taken place in the publication of the above work—hut that as roost as eireumitances will permit, it will be forwarded with all poiDble difpatch. No. tgt, Piccadilly, March 25. RATIONAL RECREATIONS. This day were pablilbed, the Fourth Edition corrected, in 4 yols Bvu illußrated with 63 Copper-plates, price as. in boards, RATIONAL RECREATIONS ; or, Winter Evenings Amufements.—in which the principles of Numbers and of Experimental Philofophy and Cherniftry are applied to a Series of Eafy, Entertaining, and !atm:Sive Experiments, among which are all thole commonly performed with Cards. By WILLIAM HOOPER, M. D. It may be proper to explain to tide petfons who are yet unac queinted with this valuable sad interelting work, that it contains, i. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics. 2. Recreations in Opdcs, Chromatics, and Aconftles. 3. Recreationsln Pheuroadcs, Hydrology, and Pyrotechnics. 4. Rccreadons in tearicity and Magnetifm. 3. blifeellancous Recreations, including thole on Cards. The whole rendered eafy and familiar to the ineaneft capacity. Printed fer RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Budge-Itreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfallau. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH So. On Sunday next the Prince Navonon-Louts will be chriftened by his Holinefs the Pope in the chapel of St. Cloud. His Majefty the Emperor, and Ma dame, his Majefty's mother, will be fponfors. Ad mif%) Biwa died yefterday at his holife in this city. The following article appeared in the Manifestr of this day The abfurdity of a treaty of fubfidy between Sweden and England is fuels, that the King of SWEDIN himfelf appears to difavow it. The for lowing is a letter from Lord /known to Lord Gown, written on the sth of November, 1804, which affords elucidations on this and other points, that will be read with intereft : raw Ara LITTER IRON LORD umutowsr TO LORD Goma, DO. VRMIIIR 4, xgo4. a lam glad to bear you have got fo far in fo &ore a time. The concluding part of your letter gave ito hmies'of great Needs ; but the news from Copenhagen (received the lath) relative to the arrival of the Amethylt, proved that our (carmen grourullera " I hope you will prevail on Koko., if not to fire great guns, at kali to pubfilh thundering manifelloca about the feizure of the Chevalier Runthoid. • " Sweden has lent the account of the =pence of sy,ooo men, amounting to abcut forty-eight millions of Mares Tournois; and conclude from it that the Swedilh Milliners have made this ac count on purpofe to have it rejected. We know nothing yet of the firft negotiation. " Mr. Frere hu been very ill. On the Olth of September be rent a note to Cevallos, to complain of the armaments at Ferrol The only anfwer he received was, that theft armaments were not defined againft Great Britain. " Parliament h adjourned to the 3d (4 January. The King is returned, perfectly well in every ikfpcd. . " The difpatch of this day is particularly calculated for the Court of Berlin, becade it has hitherto fhewn 'very little incHna • Lion to enter into tbefi views. But even Vienna requires much (purring on ; tt appears front the reports of Sir Arthur Paget, that slain have not been more forwarded by the ntgociation of Rafu " As long as they will complain on the one part, and not make any plain propials on the other, it will be impoffible to get for ward, The Envoys from England and Ruilia,at Vienna, muft be able to fay, at the fame time,make 3 defenfive alliance with us, in cafe 'be contequences of the treaty caufe a war with France ; ji• &Fr the number of Ruffian troops which you may calculate upon ; dere you have the plan of the campaign ;. tiers, what we propore, foccefsful, and here the fublitiies which England will give. If no overtures can be made fufficientiv explicit and poSitive to obtain a clear anfwer, it cannot be hoped that Atari& will be obliged to declare herfelf. Another year will elapfe with propofall ores the site part, and rejections on the other ; fit that rcliftana, always fuppofed fruitier", will at loth become Co indeed. Although we dare not profs RWUn to proceed immediately to atUve matures ; yet if contrary to our expediation, the Should be inclined to proceed, you will take care no to ',pat it, efpeci ally if Pruffia mould be inclined to take a part with her. All our Mends are wall. lam going to Bath for a fortnight, &c." It is Paid that the Pope will leave Paris Oh the 6th of April, and celebrate his Eafter at Lyons. 5 per cent. with the div. of Germinal, 59 francs. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. }hour, MARCH 24.—The Legillative Body, in the fitting of the 22d, confirmed the propotal of the Direaory, relative to the plan of a new Conflicts tion, the Committee having made a favourable re port thereof on the 2oth. It confirmed likewife the import of three inftalments extraordinary on property and income. The Affembly agreed to a report brought up by the Member de Syrrea, and refolved to fend back unconfirmed the propofal of the State Diresflory, tending to demand, under writs of execution, the payment of the revenue of the national domains, de rived from the Prince of Nafrau Orange. The Member VANDIR MEULIN reported, on the (tibial of a letter from the National Syndicate, in which the Syndicate refign their ports. He gave it as his advice to the Committee, that the Afrembly mull confider itfelf as incompetent to accept the re fignation in queftion. The fubjeift was deferred for confideration at the next fitting. ROTTERDAM, MARCH 26.—While our paper of this day was at the prefs, we received two publica tions from the State Diredory : the one relative to the payment of a fourth, fifth, and fixth instalment of the extraordinary import ; the other containing a plan of a Conftitution for the Batavian people. At the conclufion of the latter it was ordered t. " That, as fpeedily as poilible, after the receipt hereof, the dminiftrations of the Communes &all lay copies of this publica don at a fuffielent number of public places,within their communes, for infpeaion. 11. „ That on Tuefday, the 9th of April next, public regifters than be opened In each Commune of the Batavian Republic, and an opportunity be given to all citizens of the Netherlands, of the age of 2,0, and by Article XXV. of the prefent Confiltution, not ex eluded from Vo•.ing, to give their votes on the propofed plan of the Conftitution, the nomination of Rutger Jan Schimmelpeoninck to the port of firft Penfionary, and his tinalificatiou fur introduc ing that Conftitution. • UI. " That the rcglacrs of cute' be doted on the 16th of April next; and dim the rcfblt be tradmitted to the Siate Dirc6tory as fpetdilt is poffible, and before the 25th of the fame month, by the adminittrations of the Communes, together with a lilt of the pro babkinumbers of citizens in their Communes, who have a right to vote ; in order to publifh the nsfult immediately to the Batavian people, when all chore who have a right to vote, but have not given in their votes, will be conikleied as laying approlad of the plan of the Co/Minim" 1 3 RIVAIT LEITER. CORFU, DEC. 25. —This day arrived in this hat bour Mr. Ross, an Englith Mefrenger, with I'HN I', Moszts, Efq. his Britannic Majetly's Conful Gene ral to the Morea, his Secretary, and ()lite. They came from Patras, in Greece, and were landed at the Lazaretto from board an Englifh frigate, call ed the Morgiana, Captain RAYN S FORD. They wait the arrival of CHAR LES As BUT fror, Efq. the Englith Ambaffitdor to Contlantinople, who is every day ez peaed from Triefle. In all the ports of Turkey and the Mediterranean they obferve a ftria quarantine, its confequence of the plague raging at Leghorn and Cadiz : they are obliged to perform it twenty days. The frigate left the place a few hours after they were landed for Malta, and returned this day, after haw g captured a large polacre brig laden with corn an d dry goods, bound from Smyrna to Barcelona in Spain, about zo leagues north wen of this place. This day, z4th, at an early hour, the Ruffian flags were hoitled at the Old and New Forts, and there was a difcharge of 27 pieces of cannon, in honour of the Birth Day of ALEXANDER the FIRST. It was anfwer ed by all the Rnffian men of war in the Roads. At noon the whole of the Ruffian troops, confining of about ro,ooo, were drawn up on the great fquare. where they went through their ezercife and fired three vollies. It being alfo the day which the Cor fakes celebrate in remembrance of their titular Saint, St. Spiridione, the Republican troops, confining of about scso, joined the Ruffians. Mafs was celebrated in the principal Greek Church with great pomp. Af ter Mafs, the Prince of the Senate. the great Officers of State, the Mops, and General Das Rar, Com mander in Chief of the Ruffian Forces, attended by all his Staff, and Count MOCENICO, the Ruffian Mi. nifler, walked in grand proceflion through the whole of the lines, and received the congratulations of the different chiles on the Great Square. After the ce. remony was over, they dined at Count Moczolco l 4. This day being Carnew Day, a fplendid Ball was given at the Theatre, in honour of A LE ze N DE a's birth day. There are now in thefe Roads two Ruffian fail of the line, and four large troop !hips. They are alfo in hourly expeßation of fix more fhips of the line, with troops on board, from the Black Sea, under the or ders of Admiral Clouse, an Eng Hillman. • The Porte has fent Sitcom ALT EFFENDI here.— The greaten harmony fubfills between the Englifii. Ruffian, and Turkilh Miniaers. This place is confidered, in point of military arength, next to Gibraltar and Malta. With provifions ade quate to its garrifon, it would Rand a liege of years. It has a beautiful fafe harbour, and twenty fail of the line might Fide with the greateft cafe and fitfiny in or . PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH sst. Mr. Clarke was heard in continuation in the Appeal, Blaine againft the Earl of Cairdls;and the further hearing was poltponc4 to Monday. The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their refpe4tive Rages ; among thefe the Additional Legacy Tar Bill was read a third time and paired. UNIVERSITIES ADYOWSON BILL. The Older being read for their Lorfhips going in to a Committee on the Bill, to repeal fo much of the At of the 9th of George 11. as went to retrain Col leges in the Univerfities of Oxford and Cambridge from purchafing the advowfon of Livings : The Duke of NORFOLK role to oppofe the proceedings. He thought adequate reafons fhould be given to induce the Legiflature to depart from a regulation which the wifdom of their anceaors thought a falutary provifion. Their Lordfhips Would recollat, that the A& which the prefent Bill went to repeal, in one of its molt important provi lions, took place principally at the inftance of that great and good Magiftrate and Minider, Lord Haldwicke. If the meafure was a wife and faluta ry provition then, why, he would alit, was it now unwife and injurious? The Bifhop of OXFORD contended generally for the injurious tendency of the reftraint, under the ell-- cumaances in which the Members of the Univerfities now flood The 'prefent proportion of Livings was by no means adequate to the ends of the inftitution. —lt did not exceed a moiety of the number of the Members, and at leaft he thought the number cf livings fhould be rendered equal to the number of individuals to be provided for, and which may be done by means of the Bill. The law, as it at prefent flood, operated in an inconvenient, and in fume re fpeCts, a very injurious manner. The meafure in queltion would , he thought, contribute to improve the difcipline of the Univerfities, and materially to promote the interefts of learning. His Lordfhip al fo alluded to the ill egeas of the prefent flow fuccei lions to the livings. With refpea to the provifions of the Bill, he fhould have Come amendments to pro pole ; but feemed to fay they were not fuch as would materially alter them. • Loid Vifcount SIDMOUTH was of opinion that fome farther time fhould be allowed Noble Lords to inform themfelyes; and to make up their minds upon a meafure of•fuch peculiar importance. The re ftraint undoubtedly was, as the Noble Duke obfo-v --ed, fanetioned by that great authority, Lord Chan cellor Hardwicke. What he heard from the Rev. Prelate did not make up his mind as to the neceffity of a Legiflative provition, at leaf, to the full extent of the prefent Bill. Admitting the fuccefllon to livings, under the reftraint, may be too flow, they may alto, on the other 'hand, be too quick, nor did he conceive that the interelts of learning would b: materially benefited by the alteration, as, through Members might be taken from the Univerfity at too early a period, and before their literary acquirements had attained the necetrary degree of weight and fo lidity. Neither could he fee how the difcipline of the Univer(ities would be ameliOrated by the preterit Bill. With refpeCl to the proportion cf livings, on which much ftrefs had been laid, an increafe of that, fuppofe to two-thirds of the number of perfons, may be a proper fubiza for difcuffion. All he would pro pole at prefent was a little delay in the progrel . s of the Bill, in order to afford time for maturely cora. dering the Cubic& • The LORD CHANCELLOR law no objetion to the poftponement defired by his Noble Friend, but he confidered the fubjcst of the greateft im portance, and worthy the mot ferious confederation. It embraced a variety of important topics, on many of which queions might arife. It may be matter of dilcuftione whether the income of livings Ihould be augmented from the eftate‘ and other refources