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Ka: .. , . • .---,li, ta i t; ,„ :%s4o rv.,..i,. losi 1 r ' 4 ...- .n.-... 4 0t . 7,. ji t 31:01, "411.41 .. i • • , . t:►` ; t -fir 'f • i t ~: ~.~~ r ~~~ 1 5 - a 4(.. Xs' 1....›, . i TUESDAY', AUGUST+, viol This day wart yablilbeti, In One Volume, price pt. in boards. dedicated, by pertnilSon, to dig Lord &snot of LINCOLN. ERMONS on the Doctrines and Duties of CHRISTIANITY: Addicted to& CouNTILT CONGA I. WTION. Printed for Cadet), jam and W. Davies, Strand. 'naiades war publieted, price as. 6d. TIE BRITIS CRITIC; for JULY, 1801. BRITISH . CRITIC; Fteview . of various Articles in different Branches of flteriturs ; among which are, One's Toot in Montuote&thire; Dr. Darwin's Physologia ; Pyes Allred; Inuodudinn to Flannery ; Dr. Parr's Spite( Sermon; Viewe's Conk See:loos; Profeffor Schlegel on Neutral Varela ; Dr. Croke's Remarks on Schlegel; Foreign Literature , & e. &c. Aro * Preface, cont a ini ng aretrofpeettvc View of Britt& Li. Arrture, during the haft fix month. of the prefent year. Printed ler F. sod C. Rivington, No. 61,,5c. Paul; Church yard. Of whoor tooy be bad, fits of the Bursa CRITIC, hem the Commenttetwet to May, 179.1, to June, Am. in Seventeen_ Votonaes,,pfare s ba boards, &I or hellhound, with Rulia bath, pl. lc% To each VOSIPIII le rifted a Preface, containing a sotee fpedhise View of Britith Literature. A Volume of this Wait is completed aa the end of carry fix months, Price, to bonds, us. 6d. - This dap' was pobillOted. !KIM if. 6d. The XXXVIth Number of 'THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE. by A. TILLOCH. Member of the London Pligorapitical Society, &e. Ike. En sbeatihed aatl illuftrated with a Head of the celebrated ' Mathematician DOSCOVICH, and a nevi Initnuneat (Cr sus luring the Stringth of a Galvanic Chair. The pecfem Number contains, betides an Account of Come recent Experiments at the FRENCH NATIONAL iNsTi. 1 TOTE. it which Ina Wire Wel de it:rated Ay atJas of tbe Pile of S. V a.,, the following itterelting yarticulara : COUNT RUN/FORD on the means of inereafing the quan tity of Heat in the cambwßion of fuel ; and on the ufe of Steam of a Vehicle far Moveying beat from one pbee to another. — Account of a new EiTwararr by Mr. DAVY ; and at a new Galesaeareter by Mr. PEPYS, Jun.—luminous Appearance of Sea Water caufed by Animala-witefearches on Alumen—De , feription of a Horfc without Hain—Of the Improvements of ' the Port of Loader', and the intended It 41 Bridge of ime.Arch of 600 feet fpati—Purification of Rape-fee/ Oil—Proceedings ' or Learned Rom'eties-.-New Philefophical Works—Scientific llntelligence, Re. Re. Sold by hieffrs.ftlebardfona, Cornhill, (and the other Book fellers. Of whom may be had, jull publi(Ced, pries as C. qARNOT on the INFINITESIMAL CAI,CULUS. Traduced from the French by W. DICKSON, L. L. D. REPERTORY OF ARTS AND MANUFACTURES. This day seas publlnied, prlec as. /11aftrated with three Copper-plates, NOassaa 87, of 'THE REPERTORY of ARTS and.I4ANLL A , FACTURES; Coataioing, the Specifications of four Patcntl, viz. Mr. Ragnall's, for a Macidne to chop, grind, • riddle, and pound Bark ; and to beam Hides and Skins for the -Tanner's ufe--Mr. Turnbtin's, for new Proceres and Appara- I too for Blcaehing—Mr. Adam's, for portable Tekleopes—Mr. Gott's, for Boxes to contain Painters' Colours, and for alai eqtific method of arranging them.--Defcripeion of an Appara tus for fuddenly diftagaging Horfes from Carriages--Accotint of a new Eadiometer-.On' the moles of the intalabrity of marihy gloadoos.—On me ate of &cam for .ualveyhtg hest from one place to another—On the Oil eitcadted from the Comm, Sencuirra•—Obfervations on the Albeit of different kinds of Wood—On Opium, and the Method of obtaining It Rom the White Poppy—Correa Account of an new Patents granted. Soloist the RIP/STORY OfFICE, N 0.122. Flect.ftrect : Alio bY Robinfons and Synvods, Pateroofter-row ; Dutdale, Dtibbn ; Remnant, Hamburg!'; and by all other Booldettcra Of Whom may be had, Complete Sets of this Work, which is intended to form a gargatual Regifter of nick' Dikowelea It already mend= em u& of 340 fpectficadoos of Perot Inventions ; a great ra rlity other interening matter, conafting of original commu nications Rom erdinent individuals; and fetels from the Traalktions of the Philofo l -hical So.**s of all Nations. ll bultratod with about 300 Copper plates. NitlflOAS pitorrwrr, XO4E Dill.1:50. WlTY.serd stritais—morrrittv TO BE SOW irif If! AUCTION, — Oa Friday thd yoll or Aaron, at Twelve ti'eloak'filiValits. stay's. Change-ansy,'Lentind, s-P ' •st S HARES in the inllotOing Navigatinat. nit. the stayyargaite and Wortafternaire Canal. tour Shards: The Mitts 4/C at tba MC of ast. per Shore. IV Laub ab 4 A,lviyix26l Canal. fire Shares, paying SL fir SIAM ' Theta:art Canal, live Shang of. Ica sack dividing fol. Pr lle7renribury Canal, Five Shares of 223 L each, dividing 11l per Share—The dividendass all the above concerns arc iltPolitedtoinerealle. ' • • ' ' • TIN . Grand pudica WS Paddington Canal t Original arts and Half. fillaratliktbila knpostant Navigation. now ueted to ,P4dlui&it, • Ma Shares in the wanrick and 131rmingleam, Afieton and &Thar, Grantham, tenure and Avon, and in the Unka Cush. An Etches/nor Annuity of sot will empire Mardi 23, !Soy, tad Five Debentures of toot each; Goosraissent (celerity. Partietdais at the White Hoeft, at Uabtict&e at Huc he.W. Ltd, Pi:eadilly • the Totted:a Salvo, ; at Paddington at C 't""7 .6 and Mr. Seett, Ludgattutifft, who is tow. to fen part of the above, acd other Navigation. WIS. per , by Private Contudia SUMS Militant SOON it Cooper, a it ty rilhetlabis Oen- Ww, ot.Levington, near Leftwich, to Mr. Thomas e, he M.. , et the Academy at Colcheficr. DILA! rte, June a t . Idor. WHEN you write to Dr. Brndtall, pray inform kite, that I have received from his Medicines, all the be n* my mod du:guise ex pedatioss could lead me to look for, er ay 13104 esteem vrika could induce me to hope. My cafe was as irruption on my face, of the moil viradesat nature, that du not ma* extremely trouhlefome, but alto rendered me eitedively low fpirittad and IIL I *deity followed the rake laid &Nola the Doetarli pablication, and was in a kart dine aloft radically cored; it Ii now nearly two years ince I took the Me:, theines. and have never twee bad the Sghtelt return of My doubidome dfforder. I feel it a duty which I owe to the tom. Inanity rand I an: fuze your juR mode of thinkhoc will induce 1 0 0 tale* In tie kreinsent) that the Dodtor fhoeid he a ll b•crt y to make theses% public. for the bent* of fad - Meg indi viduals; being Mkt( lofinitely above regarding any remarks eat may be matte ow It by the infottnt, the invidious, nr the Itt betedakeet Thoth Ineerely, J. COOPER. fillia _ Itt.winJullke to roe murk, and for the benefit of the af itil :I`o redt - N D 'VALUABLE EFFL'CTS. qielid. I ayiklete you will pohilk sty Cak : '• 11010314=.. • 1 one sfiliaed fora kart of tlntevritka Scorbutic DRE SOLD 51r AUCTION —TIy M r. PI i ILLIPS, , . flor whieh ?could Ilnd et: relief, ultbaugh lita.l recourfe to live al i:.' Prentlill on Viedneida Y' da it "' uit 19 ' sad three i rel Medicines; but wax fortunately cured by taking your 80. Invrio; Aye , at Eieuett net each Day, I Teto leen Semi?, and am dieili in lettlea heath, and ready PART of Iht SUPERLATIVELY EI.E. . o lady the Lad2e...-I am, Six. your grateful bumble knew. • GANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUFIiROLD MR. I t JOHN OOLDSBUitY, 'gnu Kit. ritast.b. note kid 4.9.4 entinasy Glans of soul jorm 3. tile:. Their:tee, attar Sammiudbam, Sudolk. IN A_ -41.-"te Sad4alon, Chandeliers and Loam; a fuperb I Witatii to the awes Cafe, SASEUILL GOLDseIVeT. 'TM (id the Sett by Crary% Gatodlo Tapeßry in fine t The dIIIITAI4/C41... VOW! and NERVOUS CORDIAL Prn l itntliml / . lialinie Saitt * i d 13 " 1 "/I: Abthlue ‘ln'ser: to be had at the Dodior's Houle, N 0.9, Aliaiess-lbeet, keen t' ''''''''• Geatelteind TedelDted filebsi monoted in Orunted*, k m ,. f rom t h e Leveriot Murrain:, Black-Frier's-Bridge, in • • letoks and Pict 'fables • Antliue Chincts. earl-bed lsr bow; at add. fel. Alliii Sala "' huh!' (terns a,d fine 4pctinteot of the Arts, ruperb Draw- in Buhr Crottwcil. Enter, Trucman sod Son, teeth's:l nein* lit dental Iltwit WC tat flannel and Ratint. Hrtuol. Sheppard. Capon., Herding Clr. o l. Sopild• non Chain to eattelttbd; a &alit Ded.iew- Rejelidei, Donaldfon and Co. Glatiow, Baxter, r 'i'd : , y Crionfan Volsci 1 - ksgiogs. hot rich Otlialleeili.: de iltrmi to, deinney, Ipfirkb, hildal: du cb, ~,,,hmeid anti Stimptuotri Snit.: of batial-Jartogs antterwiturb , Smith , lee of /fright, A thin, Mcored with Bullion Mut Sl'lh Fringe, do nel Withaogullt gingf o ni, simmeen, ' induct A. You merchant I ile and fitted ala 'forgo-, and a %ricer "of kite, Carious n o st, ggemard'a, Dias*, loothi r Minos and Co. uu: 'Amide MO% tibe oft tile Peelorar IC • j r ; Mamie' Lynn, Oohs. wit.LTANI 4cooral, Elik ci FoternOtt. WU". • Chk rt h r ain. Male , Leicelter_Feelsfen, ), k At eribtafe of boater& Dery Derodp- ocatiodite, Get, Lewes, RlPlatt, 1::: ' O4 entoptifci elegant- Satirtil'inet Tinuktifee s totnnindes, Carmi o rm, ortfierec, Moat trier. byach. t - Cud. Dining, Peetreart set ptilang Taks, 'keened' win e , joule, Margate, Seer. C.164t.0 nom, sittos er Chairs, emoted With Dated, RM. t t u rh eot , fitherlogion, Newbury, Folk?, 'r., ( 'tin and Cotton ; large and excellent Sot... tlyirit Cfi.itnslbrd, hieggy nod Co. Newerfile Walker. 4 4 "Khultlillli, &lid terzien; Aimlnfter, Tadtcy. an. :k Oodles% Flisie sod don, Notthaosp . ton, Diet/ and Cr. mock Carytets,wf Dtmenfloot ; Tcts 'of Winder aktk o . phriolitst, Nostincham. Rorhote And Co. ak e;qtant Tdpeds, and fltivandoltal Minty poli o s i ,un, wr y.. c o c o . Norwich, Stet-calm and Co. uhuhrd sesei-rizreltei Stevie r capitol Ponchalt an 4 reed Ded- ot„b 3 M, 1 jawed°. , Oxfbni, JO". tads. veltlitith C.c.ttoo slut abeam meoi tt p, eml lartnikw Lard, eft , Plyrtioath. Nettleton, I 'nd •• In estate ; virile Geiote aid bewailed+, and " cdhirit rflitert 24 . 64 % Yoetfoloutk. beton. ; letrarbbeExhat, tfliretrers, red the ofuoT AVrt- 4, T i oci , X resit hi os , Readists, Smart, mad Ce. It of•Chnoteihihertre—The whole of which It rOrdlit3 Dab,. Drewry, Sunderland. bray. ralle is/ e4csieriply Wert ' bolinhurgh, Bauer. Ilwrettmry, &Moine, • ••''t br privateirvimoni knob Wein the rock so Sessedei .....c 0 _..., m i di, Ili ad. scothmince, Barr, "h °Aqua. by Ticket, and Cats/omits only• —to be --...—..... &Seim •Igasald&a & Eallturit Cyan+, v kit.* Make Football and Fefer; Old taieratlth stet: Ilidic, and Ca Pr, line, Siting. : °I. Mr ' P . 144 1" l'irw Illieddlieet aveeell fabliktry Two , _ Kr. lit cotrarreg. P.!!! v. Mr. A. Rarry.Merei! the tins' mime as del l eaeht filadleile. toeta . Nadi-rusk, ColL Omen, Imo • -0,711 1 I • t oe. am on :es; the White/km Sul diary; A n d by me gt ingagello mot aditheirwArlueln Is Of ' • . 11340 fir Cotw.ll, Fikater, 844 tnaties, FicreieSh. d ome, • • - TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, ft. A CALUION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS', ESSENCE OF ANtIitiVTES. THE great Reputation which MR. BURIIF.SS bas pined by his , us crania ESSENCE of ANC HOWES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWLD REEF, HASS an CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME. wkh many Dectea ars for the TABLE ; SIDE.EOA•O_, and STORE•1001E; which are nacre fully mpreffed in his Cataisigoe, (He !ZING TWE laremvos. or ruew) has Induezi man patrons to give this fame name to ARTICLES entirely differe nt, which arc vended at many Shops in London, by Ptsforrs wh o go to the principal ['owns in Eagland, Ireland. and Scotland, to foiluit Ordacs of Tradtfmen and Inn-keepers, who in eonfequence, arc often (erred with a Sit/aims SORT, by allowing them an entraps's. fit, which is not only an Itnpofition, but a great Llifappoistasent to Families who purchafe Man with a view of baring good Sauer to their FISH, Ste. N. 11.—None are Hs s OE auto e. but what haste there words on the Label, a BUEGSSeI ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR Ls- SINCE GT AMOROUS" )io. soy, Strand, COMET of Savor Steps, London." FMK IN KITCHEN CHtlhiNitS. FROM 'the ImperfeEtion and many Inconireni ems that wife Imm the ate of Smoke Jacks, ocateoned by the oil pundit oat, that fro. Families but have eaperierweid the unpicafrt circumtiance of the Chimney taking Fire, even at the time of cooking—To prevent which, the Proprietors offer to the Nobility and the Public a Jack, the invention of which is intirely new: they are oiled without going up tae Chimney, canna be put out of repair by the Chimney Sweeper, nor is ft neseffary to go up the Chimney to rats Of ha them, and Will not want to be removed for twenty years, add to this Vast by I the afe of a gtaFs hen on the Mantle, the Cook or any petfon can fee if the jack wants oil, or if the oil ateraly therein hi good or bad.—Patent Regifter Stoves,Stc. by the ufe of which much more heat is obtained at a mach kb expence of fuel—Kitchen Ranges with Ovens, Mitre. Steamers, du. wad Kitchen furniture in I Patent Iron. Copper, Tin. Re. The above to be had only at Stratton, the Patentees, Black friar. Read. Lembo. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-IPLAISTE.R, THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY fs, fo certain. of its ifdiney having sever faded in is variety of Calks, agrees, if it data not eradicate the Corna.zoot and branch, TO SATURN TYE sooty. It wilt on application, take off the Indammatiou in a few hours. and &Amy effectually the Malignity without, the kat hazard, Printed Directions foaled up with it. This is the celebrated PLANTER that gained fo much re potation io Germany, sod has been fold to Lcadon upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateit reptgatioa. • Sold WlN:Aerate and Retail by T. Aztell, No. s, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wiliam, Ni. 39, St. Jam:ea-theft ; Mr.. Swiney, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. 'so. Ozford-ftreet. At Briltol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookie-oer ' and Raman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portia and Gaport, Mr. Hardinea. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, panter,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS, and to SEA BATHERS. • 4 S the exceffice Heat of the Weather renders -a- Bilious complaints more frequent than any other at this time or . h . &don, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, Proprietor of the Andbitious Ptfts, begs leave to remind the.Poblic of their fupe rior efficacy, bah as preventing fuch difordcrs, and entirely re moving the fympeoms they produce. The great demand for them for exportation to the Warmer Climates is the bell rd conitnendatiurt that can be given of their excellence In coup. howling that accumulation of Bile which exceffive heat oeca. Sena, and which Weeders (ligation, and injures the adios; of the bowels. From their effect in adting on the &in, they are highly edit) along with a courfe of Sea Bathing, as they prevent that Head.ach and Chalices which often faceeeds the operation of Bathing, U taken a Bart time before it. Dakar Pregnancy, tram their operation, they are more de fy! than any other Medicine, in preventing that Coftivenefs of habit, Stainers of Stomach, and Unealinefs which ge nerally is attendant on the Pregnant State. The high en comiums this Medicine has received In the private pradtice of the Proprietor renders It unnecclTary to fay more in it. favour. Was Otis* ellicacy are waived round each box, Sgaed G. Dixon, mid foaled with his arms. Sold (shot:elide at Ching and Butler's Medicine Warehours, No. 4. Cheapflele, near St. Paula London, in boxes at ja. bait boxes 14. yd. and in family boxes at one guinea each. Sold alb by Wood, Weymouth, Gregory and Gilbert, Brigh ton; Hazard, Bah; Silver, at the Parade, Margate; and by oat fit *ors Venders of Medicines In way fen plat and pas trra ki Gila kiaillo" AU HEN Profeliional Men of education and re- • If. fpanfihnity deviate lima the rowel (Oleos by the te ktites Ma peculiar Branch. the landau of km, cantiaasil &eters is the belt criterion of (opt riority. Eight years have 1 devoted my pmetice to the cede 0 ve treat ' anent at Man DISORDERA, and the fuccefsful rerun of ' n'y plan glees me additional ardour to impale a far as I am ' able the ranges of thole complaints which are the lIVJA import, ' ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I • fanned a WA at an arty period of Pradtiee to refaic individu als fe.im the issoneme of timedulelai Men. or the eqically an serous precipitancy of general Pradtitlonim The 'II IMRE' DISORDERS, to the wee( which I hxve de voted my aterlllloo, coMprige every !pecks of VENERFAI. INFIIICIIONfarbeehe of a recent or Inez derarion.--xilly All kinds of I.E . :lilLrl'Y, whether eating from the habit , . ili Schoolboys or the indulgence of mat= age, and tally that de rangement of the fyftem In Women "Melts called BA Will* MSS or STERILITY. 4 . 4llprictos Maim we the refine of Itacirs.we ee beheld the treatment ofa Sark Oennerhoomi It mat eafrogsentty leap pats thattisc feeds of Life arc poifoned by the lodifeettion or an Miguateled Mgr. By a fopertar emoted bleb complants arc ailik raced, and ems where others have bled, I teat that I may yrreittoosso slim a radical reelabllduswat. Few however are the cafes of complicated dinars io this ' dilarthe mattered With the calamitous lituations of Moo, who from indulgence Me f/01..rfA RV VICE, or the prevalent Gds. tie. of a fanticamile LSe.. severe that late of Dainty which i t., is the ianavoidabk malls's: ice of fads p.471:4C1 . • Where the uaharpy furcate breads over his ,but Cargo ally coneah his redsfortane, it May be butte . 'on toe ha to Lam. that allootti liaise so Ailed gigot& or mare ' taint with odor Praetkineutre. the temoval ce theft DEW. c LENQuis b y tipe griapig Ow* data WllliMil is the aaqviee. mere of say experience. If the dees of Bacchus or Venus base begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiat will be prarcnted *y an emit omeneredlion of this languid late, and it that cam no gnat elilasitice win emir. - But when this Delleimai bag for years exiled .* wpm Pot- Imastace Is iticiaponlbly rcguifste to revive the ambits" herbs of 1.1 le, and to re-animate the Conftitutioo. MAABILD WOMEN, who have long been ifappoloted in ;heir cxpeamleme of a Family, may be sawed, Moat ia molt nuances (auk drf.4,s are cumbie by McsbeaLSVlE The SECRECY whkii Is fo circular to my mallettalUtat lot illicit I bin ritsahr/ wait, !t bit shy mod lot atisebiatics iellitlithm WWII 11/01/11; ask r 11....... shay beeontoboipollmay (or by lettersimehdop.hsall nose) at his hook, No. sip. Amur del-rtrret, Strand, *ear Tremple-Ber. There it an idditioast entrance is Water-Amt acklointhg, tad the as6e Isom boil the doors. _ _ 414110.0*01 0 1 0 1• 1 Cal" of lurrogV [MICE IX-PENCE r 051% a Bill for 771. nos. alt-awo, from Whitby, at Auntie Eafterby, Eiq. Joly 6, dot, by John Atltio. :ON payable toll'hotnas Picrfon, - and kulasfed by bin; and at - -toted ; payable at flare. Hill, and Barnett's ; was WIT* out ot a Irtrer teat by poit him Worthing. July to ('hi. i 4 to glee 1106 CC, that payraept of fall Bili is donned. and a reward of One C. meta Kill b, given to eel Paivii est u prism it to Wanda Eaftechy, b.iti at Batfaa's Codrto beau. litiSif htfl.lrdlir 01141R4CTERS. The following gallant Isißotten, have, at the eg. pedal interceffion of the lamented Ara R etotser, been particularly made the inftruments of aflerting and fecuring the glory of the Britifh Empire; Sir puts Hurcisimses, the Commander in Chief, is, it is feareely neceffary to repeat, the fieond fon of the late Provo& of , Dublin Usts. verity, and next brother to Earl Domeuonesoes. His military fpirit led him very young into, the fervice of his Sovereign, and when Major of an Highland Regiment in the left war, he diftin,- guifhed himfelf much by the prudence and intre pidity with which he quelled a very alarming mutiny. When the prefent war broke our he had • viten to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel ; but hie regiment being reduced, he was upon the half-par lilt. He folicited to be employed in the campaign in Flanders, under the Duke of You; but being epos half-pay, his rank was found incompatible with any other fervice than that in which he volun teered as Add-de-camp to Sir RALPH ADIRCIONIsr ' in that fituation he attracted and &cured the efteern of his gallant Commander : on his return to Ireland, he was placed upon the Staff of General Officers, and had affigned to him during the rebel. ll ni. the important dillria of Connaught, where his conduct was highly applauded; and but for the unibetunate circurnftanoes attending the troops he commanded, he would probaby have defeated the French force which took poffeffion of Caltlebar.— For-come time after that event, he diftinguifhed himfelf in the Senate, as Reprefentative for the city of Cork,*and in that fituation his conduct was always governed by the native integrity of his mind, and a fapport of thole meafures which he thought belt calculated to promote and fecure the ftrength and tranquility of the empire. Upon the projedion of the Expedition to Egypt, he was, with the other Generals employed under Sir R. Asseceoner; feleifted as an officer fit for that im portant fervice, and by being placed fecond in com mand, we muff fuppofe, was defined by our Go. verrunent to repair the fatality of war, which called him to his prefent axd nous and honourable fituation. GEN EIIAL Coors—At the age of ty, left his (In dies at the College of Dublin, to embrace a mili tary life. He ferved with high reputation in the whole American war. Early in the prefent war we find Brigadier General Coors commanding the Light. Brigade, which, under the prefcnt Lord (then Sir enAlLss) Garr, reduced the valuable Wctt India Iflands of Tobago, Guadeloupe, Mar tinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent's, &e.--His admir able condua was, during this arduous campaign, moll highly applauded--.9n the appearance csrth• French in Bantry Bay, in ty96, General Coors held the command of the Southern Diffid ; his vandal at that time is within our own reccilledion, and deferred every encomium. After this fervice, General Coors was appointed' to command at Dover, from whence he volunteered in the expedi tion tobftend—in which, having effected the great purpofe of de(troying the communications by sea. ter between • France and England, he was by the accident of a change of wind, taken prifoner. When exchanged, General Coors was again ap pointed to a command at Dover, which he °nee ' mere furrenclered, in order to obey the call of honour, when chofen to terve under Sir RALrie ABIRCROM NY. G CR ADOCI—The fon of the late Arch biftiop of Du al.' a, entered at an early age into the ferrice l yPett until the prefent war, had no oppor tunity acquiring diftindion. lie forted in the Weft Indies under Lord Gary, and commanded the Grenadier Battalion, while his countryman, Coors, dirceted the Light Infantry. From the • Welt Indies he returned-to Ireland, where the lu crative fituation of Quarter-Mader.Geueral was be llowed upon him; but he was Rill employed in actual fervice, having been fent in 1797 to quiet the Northern counties, which, as much by his ami able manners as his unlhaken rummers, he effected for a time. At the battle of Ballinainuck, he was (lightly wounded ; and at the Helder, under the . Duke of Yoas, be was peculiarly dilinguifhed. Married to a moil lovely woman, he yet liften ed to the voice of Glery, when called span to fellow the banners of Alien caotiltV to Egypt, and tore hinafelf from the allurements of a domeftic Pa radife. to reap new laurels on the Banks of the Nile. Lord CAVAN—This officer will be recollected for having prevented the intended junetion of the Ty rone and Antrim infargents, at Dungiven, in the county of Davy—and the judgment of Sir R. Astaceouse is no mean (lamp of his military merit. General Jolla Doves—Of a Gentleman fo well known to our Readers, it would be fuperfluous in us to fpcalt ; his bravery in the campaign of 1 794 is Flanders, has often been the theme of our ap. probation ; and from a knowledge of the pall. we exult in the confidence that in Egypt, he will not be the lea It eminent of his gallant countrymen and Colonel ( now Brigadiet , General )fir c a-..Tei Iwham the attack of the important fortrefs of Ro ' fate was with much propriety confided, after he had fo gallantly and futcefsfult indtd the attack on the fort of Aboulci city of Dublin, and &ccels/oily commandtd the Aboukir. is a native of the brother to Mr. Stsscso. cbs ;WW I SOdij A PEITAseRS VACHIr. T 6 BE soul...effiefirATE OONTRACt, rriKAT beatitiful CsiveLbuilt Veer PtTREL, clatter-dgped,•belfibr t Plethrt Paait, in May, rltco, far which purport the has every accominodatfon en board, and m ay Ix sicd is fuck, or hew let* ha 'ovate, without any addi a7c,sal apace: me Meartlfe. 3 0 IS-y4 Tsns ;is a capital Sea lkat,and wonderful laft.faVer; is amply found is prime Stores .nor Garnets, Patent Blocks, &c. May be fear at any time; and further Particulars known, by application to 0. thality, Audhoiretr, Boutharop:on, -Gospogtt—roit vusitic SALE. At tbe last Anna bur, en Theniday the 6th day of Aageft, .18er. at devon in theta. rni".„ • THE gnnd Spanifit Brig PURTSSIMA Et; coNcFPrioN; captured on her roper from St. Aa dcro, by his 114.1 jelly's Ship Coussomcs, Z. MUDGS, Ng. Commander. ur s th of the Deek - - - 68 feet 4 inehev. imam bread* - - 0 Depth in hold - - - it o Adeneafurca about 118 2-94 tons. The above is a Brims Ail( built ark, nearly new, of an airy d ra ft 4( water, and would anfwer well to the Newfoundla nd, 'zebu, cer Mediterranean emptoy. M the Lone dose lON be fold her votive Cargo, confating of, For Horne Coofutnpelon, About Irdo Barrels of incpan Corn Meat zoo Sacks of Pore and Beans: ado Ditto of Wheat. The tone may ►e viewed three days before the fate, on ap plication to Media Page and Evans, Gofport, of whom id rotaries and catalogues nuy be had. No x, GREAT MEDIA LA ND-PLACE, wear OXFORD- STREIT. TO BE SOLD BY . AUCTION—By Mr. 9TEPFIENS, Ou the Prettifies, on Tburfaay the 6th of Aura, and follow - ins day, at Twelve Veloric, Tfit Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Glares, a Lades valuable Virsedruhe of beautiful buie W./44 dolt Drawing-room Was, Or Molt, Ornantralst I,7ifter *ores, Range., Coppers, .sod other valuable Fit t..us, the property of a Nobleman; at his flour; No. a, Grcar earnberiand-Pisee, 'nett* Otteird-tteeet ; &moiling lofty &d -iked', with Mutt Hangings; excellent Beds and Bedding ; Mahogany (loath' Profs ; Quit of Drawn; Ming Tables an claws; Card and Pembroke ditto; large Carpets; sad numerous Kitchen Articles. _ To be Tinted on Wednefday preceding the Pale. Caudagees any be dim Won the Premifes; of Mr. Ste phens, I.uwer Brealoilter, Ordfircnot-fqoate; and of Mr. Deadly, at bis Audios-room, No. )0, Chturimitreet, TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, la Two Lots, t• the bat bidder. Pirf.nnt to a Decree of his Majedy's Court of Exebeqaer at Wail'Wolter, made in a eau& , intituled Davies apin& Lewd, Idled, before Abel Moyfey, Ffq. Deputy to his Majefty's Rattiembrahoer daft fald Court, on Friday the ifteb &Tot Avid next, se twelve o'clock at soon, to the Eldora*, Me, in the loner Temple, I ondoia, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, 6tuate in the Parini of Dogmata, in the County of Pembroke, cha ining of diver* Mt-filmset; Lands, and Tenements, in the Local occuretinne of Evan John, Thomas Willams, aft Lloyd. Rickard iiictard, Varilliarn [lowest, William *ha, Mary Nkholu, Samuel David, the Reverend William one% and ottch.—ill'Articolars may be kad Wade) at the * Rt iembranteek Office, Tannic; Mr. Catty, Solicitor, Ape man, Thrornortoo•ftreet ; Mr. Th o m as , Solicited Thia kid'. Road. London ; Mr. David, Stitreynr, Ltivyngurat, sear C.rligan ; the White Hart, Cattily:l i• and K the flinch* lass at Coorstiothca end kfavarforOvsa.