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% 111111 • ... , s %:i t kljrl 7, 7* ~7.~: 4FI ~~ ~~ S ~. ....... irtkL, .4r, 4.V1"11 4 ' IP," 411 •• - ( It )A•••••••• • want 3903 THURSDAY, JULT 80, iso► CPRICI YIX-PENCE. This day were ptabliOsed, price IL 6d. CONSIDERATIONS on the RIGHT of the CLERGY of England to a Seat in Parliarnast. EVESHAM, WORCESTLASHIIs A/R. SMITH refpeetfully informs the Public, UPI the Sale of the Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, within the Dorough of EVESHAM, advenCed to take pia= at Garraway's Coffee-boufe, Change-alley, Coral% oft Fr:day nest, thi 3tft infturn, l% unavoidably POSTPONED until Fri dathe nth of S.:washer nest. No. 6a, Land-ftreet, July 2!. )00ICS • Printed for J.ttrall err, oppoilte Burlington Haifa. Pits= A N ACCOUNT of an, EMBASSY to ti X- lONGDOM of AVA, fent by tht Govemor , -9enc rat of Ir.l a in the Year t79y, to negociate a Trcry of Art:(;• :cot Commerce with the Sovereign of that menhir.- het fire. By Michael Spites, FSq. Lieutenant-Coloriel in his Majetty't , 76th Regiment. By Authority of the Ficsiourable Court of Dtredors ot the Fait-India Company. A No* , Edition ; in 3 vols. Bvo. illuitrated with twenty-eights Plates and Mar, so graved by Medland and Walker, forang a &pure volume, At& !nice t 4 i i a. 6cl. inboards. OBSERVATIONS on the WINDS and MONSOONS, at • companied with Notes, Geographical and MeteorologicaL Jima Capper, formerly Colonel and Comordier-Genetal of the Array Sod Fortification Accounts of the Coal of Coro- • mandel. Fritts ignotum Cerro qua= fcindlmog molter, Yentas et vatiom Cali prtedireac mores. Cerra fit. Vito. Georg. I. ato. illtittrated by a Chart, pride tts.in boards. . . By a MEMBER of LINCOLN'S INN: Printed (or T. Cada, jun. and W. Davies, In the-Strand. This day was publilbed, In Four elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Syn. Price One Guinea in boards, MEMOIRS of the late Mrs, ROBINSON, WRITTEN by HERSELF. Including Anecdotes of many diflinguilhed Charades's of the prefent period ; with Poems and Letters never before imbibed, written by belief, or addreffed to her by various Pacoima Printed for R. Philips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by all Bookfellers. GOSPORT-FOR PUBLICSALE. At the fattla - Arms --- Thu iday,he 6th day of Auguft, at la the xSo t, Flom: mammas, • THE good French Lugger Privateer la Beare, flow Tying in fortfmouth Harbour, prile to hit ftlajetty'. lip MrtyvsA, TIIOIIIIA4 WOLLIff, Eft Commander. tumultuous. Length of the Deck - , 67 feet 3 inches. Breadth, extreme - - 'Depth in Hold - 6 5 Hu:then, 62 to-94 Tom by Admmfurement. Ws 'reel mounts ta carriage-guns, is quite new, fads re markably raft" abundantly found in new and old Stand. is well adapted for a Privateer, or a light cargo, and may be fent to fea at very trifling expellee. This day was publithril, price is. 6d. The up, (Rapti Spedlack of FAIR ROSAMOND, produced 08 Monday laR, 'levity; bern. received with unbounded api p l o nk, by a eroirdod audlaece, will be repeated every Even. Ing until further notice. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLBY's, WEITMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Elighneffee the Princc of Wales and the Duke of York. AnIS, and EVERY EVENING, till further ot*, will be prekneed (for the 4th time) an entirely N e w Grand Hiftorical Speetacle ' in Two Parts, written by Mr. Upton, and produced under the diration of Mr. Aftley, km. called FAIR ROSA.MOND ; Or, WOODSTOCK BOWER. Portman the e ras ea turne and swam of the rrth Cen ter!, particularly the Return from Prance of Hawy tie Second, King of England; and his triudiphal Entry into Londe; preceded by Ms courtkrs, Hera& ' and a Grand Wintery hand . mounted on War Hatfm: Alfo, a Gamed Procefflon of the vidorions Army, apparelled in Costs of Mail, with appropriate /tanners, 'froplike, Principal Charm:tem h en ry the Secood, Mr. Gamely; Lord de Clifford, Mr. Fox; Earl of Leir t eiher, Mr. Mercerise; Lord Fitvralter, Mr. Whitmore • Sir Thomas Glenmore, Mr. 1 •rf, 11 . 0 ., ten.; Prince Richard, Mr. Taylor; La Metre, Mr. Smith ; MiLs Grey ; Map, Mr. Wallas! ; Argus, Mr. Johan not Queen Eicapor, Mrs. Mcreerot ; Lady de Clam& Mrs. Willasla Alethea, Mrs. Weldon ; And fair Rofunond, Mrs. ASTLISY. The estenfive Scenery and Machinery deligned by Mr. Cris., and excedted by him, IVicffrs. Clarke, Bromley, Whit more, and *Silents. The Dreffee executed by Gotleb, Clark, Williams, Potter, &c. The Trophies, Banners, Properties, &c. by Meffrs. Brad well, Rombalaii, Ike And the MuSe, with a Grand Overture, compote(' by Mr. Saanderfoo. ' packs of the Recitative, Songs, Duets, and Choruffes, to be had at the Theatre, Price Si:peace. Previous toahe above will be performed, for the 49th time, and ply foes f t wEscniep longer, the Grand Naval and Mill. tarf S peeteek pf BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT ! Written and arranged for Stage Rcrefenratlon, by Mr. Miley, jun. Delineating in Torenty-one entire new Scenes, the whole of the important cirtumftentes which took place from the id of March, when the Britlits Fleet anchored in Aboukir Bay, tustil the glorious sta.. After which, Irk Flying Phomomenon, Mr. ill/LAND, will go through his wonderful Leaps, lee. FQIIE.STRIAN EXERCISES, E: the Firft Troop in England, particularly Mr. WEST will perform his unequilled Hertemanthip. The whole to conclude With a Comic Pantomime, partly new, but &idly taken (rota the Disown's Tribunal, invented by Mr. /alley, pm. called THE FAIRY ; Or, - HARLEIZJAN PRISONER. Doors to be opened at Ha f pall Five, and the Performance to begin at Hat pat Six o'clock, preeffely. Box 4s Pit is. Gallery is. Second Price to consomme at Half pat Eight o'clock. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Bel-Officie, Weft. miofter-bridge, Ergot Ten till Three o'Cleek. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, Ike. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. 'IMIEC-4»0% VDDIENGE. Or AACkillifiES% 'THE great itcpvtatioa wbich MR. BURGESS has galnedbriala so mama ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEVFED HAstflio CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILDFOWL, and GAME, with row Deaco n!' for the TAIILI ' SIIDE•IIOARD, and STOIta;ROOPa; which are more fully expreffed in* his Catalogue ' (Ha KING vim INVIiITOR OF TUNS) hal Induced many perfenta to give the fame name to At - netts entirely digerati, which arc voided at many Shope in London, by Perrone who go to tbcprlor.ipal Tams In Soydaird, Ireland, and Scotland, to kWh Orders of Tradefmen and Ino.koelow, who is confequence, are eaten (creed with a Sin:RIMS Soar% by allowing them an ettropro fit, which is not only an Impofition, but a great Difappolntmatt Ruffian who purehak them with a view of having good Saar/ to their FIS&I &c. N. Y,—None arc HIS GINVIN a. but what have there words on the Lobel • Boaorss's 01111(UNAL AND St/tallilit Es tenet or Atiettovias, No. zo7, "Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." • SANDFORD aM MERTON. This day was petalled, is Three Volumes, the tenth edition. with Nee( Frontifpiects. prise way ye. tal leveed, or yr. hound. HE HiSTORY of SANDFORD and MER TON, a wort intended for the Ufe of Children. By THOMAS DAY, Efq. Arother Edition. not an Abridgment or the fame work, for um US: of Schools, In ooe thick Voitunc, price ,µ bound. Printed or had, Steckdale, Picamlilly• Of whom may be had, the few remaining Copia, in 13 large cal, royal Ivo. of Dr. Andexfon's complete Edition of the Poets of Glbot Britain, at the price of 5 L sa. in boards, or ;L 7s. degantlt colt gilt, for ready money only. STEEL and POCOCCoLlifff M lIRCHANT SHlPPIltid• Oa Saturday, aft Auguft, win bapabtlgted, NUMBER IV. Correded to Auguft a.m.—Price is. fd. PHIS very laborious Work, has now anived to ha FOUATFlNaabet,feadinned by the Patronage of the INSURANCE and COMMERCIAL COMPANIES, the rintipal Merchants. Ship-Owners, Underwriters, Brokers, sad Traders throughout Great Britain and Ireland. An iufpcelion e.e the four deft Numbers will belt rpm& its progreSive Improve -Tn.:est our is ft yet arrived to the limit of its intended perfec. ' , in. It already muslin Intelligent,: veto Ten Thoufand Vrifde ; and, In th e coterieofavfi tv ocrbeilicr own' her will be extended to above woo more; fo that every \relict tau has appeared is the ports of the United Kingdom, and turveVed, brace the year r yp6, will be inftantly found in A i plubetical cord.th. Meifts.ST sat and Pococe hare the tatisfaelion to announce !i - it their arrangements art' f the brit in point of Intelligence. L addi , ion to their own imnsediate Agents they haveaccefs to c Principal Official Eftsldillesuonts cogent-died with the Ship • iutereft of the country. How they have availed tionfelves thcfe advantages, their grogreffive improvements will belt •"' The SUR Number contained only 3500 Veffels; the Se- Numbeeweariv rzoo; the Third nearly woo ; the Fourth and the Fifth will contain upwards of Elmo Veffels. li-'rimed f•r:laviaSteel,at thcNavigatien Warshouk. Union. Little 1 ower-Ifill, London; and Robert Pocock, Book Chsre.feller„ Oraveknd. Said alto by Mr. Symonds, Pater.' " I ter'r-'w • Neer!. Vcmor and Hemsel,Poiltry ; Meffrs. Rich ,rdrons andSewell. CornaW Mr. Neketh Royal Backing; hu H eatter;Leaderilal-ft rev ; Mars. J. and A. Arch, Grace kirth'lt"re t Mr. Moggridge, Borough ; Mr. Jordan, Lied fij'e44l; Medi% Hardy :ind Sons, Shadwell Mr. Watfon, •Cnnilar ; Mr. Meet. Piccadilly I and by all other Book- Likes hi Grut-Britai4 sod ir.1104. .The flookfellen in the Sea Ports, in giving their Orders for this Lift, aft Mg:WSW to be ponieolar ip writing for "Si lit rad Pecnce's Lift. of itlerebast-11641.11*" Any of the Sit brit Numiscro of th is Li ft wlsicli magreressin' g7. l'lle "'Nit. amok relit^ will be when in return for (tab quest Numbers, upon ApAs-Woe to Mr. Seal at the ?Levi -8 icier W % P azeboufc, Mina ootter E. Row, lAttic Towar.liill, or to Nlr. 10•4414eter PART of a LETTER to a Noble Earl, coil talning a very Short Comment on the Doetrines mod Pads of Yar Richard Ma:rave's Quarto, and Vindicatory of the Yeomanry and Catholics of the City of Cork. By THOMAS TOWNSEND, Efq. Barrilket at Law and a Member of the hid% Parliament. Primed for & Book" ) 36, New Boed•ttreet. N. B. A fq► Copies are taken off in Qisarto (to bind with Sir Rickard Mot/paves Book), Price as. 6d This day was publithed, Beautifully printed en a new Italic Letter, and on a ?operetta wove Foolfeap Odavo, illuftrated with a Frostlfpioce, price ss in boards. APHORISMS far YOUTH, with Obferrations aria Refiettioss, Religious, Moral, Critical. and Chime teriftle ; facie original, but chiefly feint:tad, during an extended courfe of Reading, from the molt diftinguillied Engllfb, French, and Italian Writers, luterfperfol with fever) Pieces of original Poetry. Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of tie Mures, Finfbury-tquars. FOR YOUNG PERSONS. This day was pollinated, Price ta. 6d. half bound in the velitun manner, THE ADVENTURES of KAMOULA, the lovely Arabian; or, a Vindication of the Ways of Pao valance, eaempli6ed in he Triumph of Virtue and innocence, over Corruption, Perjury, and Malice. " And where you can't unrlddle, learn to trait," PAINCLL. Printed for Lackinroa, Allen, and Co. Temple adz lAufes, Pinibury-fquare. The OCCULT SCIENCES, MAGIC, MAGNETISM, ice. This day was publillsed„ In One Volume, Quarto, illuftratedwith a great number of very curious Engravuigs, Magical and Cabaliftleal Figures, &c. feveral of them in colours, price rL ys. boards, ffiliE MAGUS ; or, Cele Dial Intelligencer ,• forming a complete Syftem of Occult PhilorOptly and Magic ; Thtos Books cthibiting the Sciences of Natural Magic, Alehyrny, or Hermetic Philoiaphy ; alto. the Nature, Creation, and Fall of Man—The CooßelLitory Pmetice, or Talifmauic Magic--Magnettfm and Cahaliftical, or Ceremo nial Magic, explaining the feeret Myfterlea of the Cabala, the Times, Bonds, Oakes, and Gujurat:ton of Spiria. &c. To wt .:a. wid.d, 866,...ptua Antqua; a LA.w ul the molt =tom Philidophers, Magi, Ece. By FRANCIS BARRETT, F. R. C. Student Id Chemifiry and Occult Phildophy, the Cabala, rec. Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Ca Temple of the Mutes, Napery-Spare. On Wednefday next will be publiflied, the Second Edition, trice 3s. Sewed, Ken Ilse wove paper and hot-preKed, 411. A PRESERVATIVE egainff the INFIDE LITY and UNCHARITABLENESS of the EIGH TEENTH CENTURY ; or Teltbnonies in behalf of Chrißian ClD4Olif and Ilnackulty. by Divines of the Church of Eng land, of the Kirk of Sc and among the Proteflant Diffen ters. To which Is prefixed. An Way on the Right of Private Judgment in Matters of Religion. The whole being a Sequel to The Sketch of the Denominations of the Chriithus WoAd.' Third Edition ; with the Portrait of the Author. By JOHN EVANS, A. M. Printed for H. D.Symonda, Patera°lter-row. Where may be had, price ss. in boards, Theological, Phildephical, and Moral H&j's, on various Salimlli By the Itsw.Epwastn BAIILT, M.D. PRACTICAL SERMONS. By eh° hitt Rev. 10711.17141LleTIZKi.:1;711471ter o the Aram mar School, and Vkar of the Rely Trinity Church in Mar -1 eon upon HaR. To which is prefixed, AN Account of the LIFE and CHARACTER -1-2. of the AUTHOR. Second Edition, Itevifed and Car rrdted, by the Rev. ISAAC Mt tw ea, D. D. Dean of Carlifle, and Tvlaiter of Qmenk College, Cambridge. Large Additions arc made to the — Life of the Author, with further Atimadvealwas OD Dr. wari s Mifreprefentations : And two Serruons not before publithol. N.B. The further Animodverfions may be had feparate, price 6d. Alfo, lately publilbed, the Second Edition of Vol. I. of the }Mary of the Church of OMR, by the fame Author. • • The 4th Vol. of this Work to the Preis. eambridge : Printed by J. Borges, Printer to the Univerilty ; and fold by Nhthews, Strand; Mawman, Poultry, London; Deighton, Cambridge: Cook, Oxford; Teal:gran and Todd, York; Brown, Hall; Blnias,,Lecds; Haaard, Bath; Sheppard. MEd; and Jolio, CarSfle. How belt the fickk fabric to tippet Of mortal man. AIbtIITIONO. This day was publiihrd, in One Volume, price ys. in Boards, A New Edition, (the Fourth) MEDICALADMONITIONS to FAMILIES on the Prekrnation of Healtb, and the Treatnanna of the Sick ; a Table of Symptoms, fencing to point out tie dqrse of danger, and to Diftinguith one Dila& front another; and Oh remotion, on tie improper Indulgence of Children. Hy JAMES PARKINSON, Hatton. Pristed for 1-I.P.Syntonds, Patersofter-row ; Johnfoo , Maw mas, Rooky, Richardion, massy and 1 - 11ghley, Cutbell, Cal low, sad Co= nnwtorra OP arra areattri We can rarely recommend this work to parents mad matters, particularly to thole clergymen wbofc parifhioners arc at tome Mance from medical alftance —We bad ourfelves (orb a work In view, but are glad to lfind It In loch able bands. - . Comex'. armour. Wo have perutut tilielsook with uncominea latistaftioo with the clefign as well u the manner in which it is ezecutvd. DILDIC•L JOURNAL. The work before oa is written in a famihar and convidttve ftyle, wb.ch will mulct . ire( general utility. LONDON MIDSCAL ataiaw. The eonfequence of improper Indulgence on the tempers of children, are here forcibly difplayed. aatTISIt a 'sir w. both a work Is truly a Sefideraturn in Engle® literature, sod cukuot 141 to be prodtiothc of the molt henctirisl cifetka. MONTHLY 14DOILINIL BY THE SAME AUTHOR. :ft. TIP Chemical Pocket Book, price 6a.—ad. The Villager's Friend and Phyfician. tarld.Daagorsous :torts, as.-4th. The IlofpiW Eupil, js. 6J. DONCASTER. 'ro ig POLE SY AUCTION, By Ma. ROBERT BOULTON. At the Red-Lion, Doneaftor, on Saturday the Fifteenth Day of Auguß next, between the hours of Twelve and Three, AN Elegant and Convenient HOUSE, fituatc -I- 'a. on South Parade, Doncalter, fronting the great North Road, and commanding an extenfive view • confining of Bak menu Prindpal, Chamber, and Attic Stories, with Servant's Rooms in the Roof; a commodious Yard, and a Garden walled round and well Rocked with choke Fruit Trcee ; a COACII Hook, Three-Stall Stable, and Tenements, belonging to the lame, litigate in Prisees-greet, and at a convenient dlitance from the Houk.. Alfo Two Rooms detached, and old as Of fices, fronting the Yard and Garde*, each 14 feet by. Is feet ; and forming a pkaling object from the Dialog-room. The ' Bafement Story canna' of a Kitchen, at feet 6 inches by 15 feet 6 Inches, arched with brick, a Pantry, Scullery, Cool Vault, &c. Two Beer Cellars arched, and a Wine Cellar ditto. Principal Story; a Broakfaft Room, t K feet by Ty feet 6 inches, Dining Room,as feet by 16 feet, Hall, a Stone Staircafe. Ser ' vents Stain , ad Butler's Pantry. Chamber Story, a Draw. ing il r ooen , at feet 6 Inches by t 6 feet h inches, .%ntl-Roosts, Bed Room, a•' feet kink, Drelring lofet and Water (.loft. Attics cool - A of Three Bed Rooms, • Dreffing Room, and Three Clofets. The Houk has been lately finlihed int . tv g elegant Ryie . • the Rooms are lofty and conveniently a rranged. The front oftbe Hoak is of Stonecand Sulked a lonelier Ryla of Architeitore ; the whole forming a compel Refsdenee for a genteel Family. Further Particulars may be known, by application, (poR paid) to Mr. Rawftorne, Architect, or to Mr. waken, Auc dowser, York. A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near PLYMOUTH, In the County of DEVON:—TO BE SOLD, • ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. called BLFORD TOWN, In the Peas of Bucl*ad Manichormo, lase in the occupation of H. R. SHOOK, El . + deosand. The Premltes arc fituated is ahe fporting Coun try, sad cued of a Dwelling-Made, (comprifing - s'wo Parlour, a Kitchen. and convenient Offices, Five Bed chambers, Three Clofets, and Two Carretta), • Six-Ball Stable, Coseb-bask, Dog-kennel, Barn, and Outbnafes, • walled Darden, Lawn, and Eighty-nine Acme( Ambit, Meadow, and Pafture }And, well wooded and watered, wittio • ring Fence, and fronting the South, with Common of Palture for all kinds of Cattle on R °borough Down, fret from the Tythe of Corn, and paynictrt of Land Tax : Eight Miley difkant from plysnauth and Ply mouth Dock, and Sia from Taviftock, at one or other of which TOWIM is a Market Fve days in every week, and the M.sll Coach patlis and reiraffes i:etween thofe places every day, within half a mile of the Houk. _ . The Purchafer may have poiltillon at Michaelmas's:xi. For which purport a public Auitiou will he field chc Globe Inn, In Plymouth, on Friday, the Tweuty.firft day of Auto* nett, at Fire o'clock In the Afternoon. N. a—A Depofit of lot per cent. wdl be required on Gm ing Contra& For viewing the Pt - mires application may be made at Elford Town, and further Particulars knosen,by applying to Mr. It n jautin Fe Lett, NO. a, Paper Buildings,Tempic, London, or to Mt. Leach, the Proprietor, at Plymouth. July as, sibs. TRAVEI.fiin UPPEB. and LOWER fia Y PT, undertaken by' order of the old Goverment of France. By C. S. &mini. Member of the fever.] Scientific and Literary Societies, and fcriverty an Officer and Engineer in the French Navy. In ato. ou fine yellow trove paper; illuftratcd by Engravings, confin ing of Portraits, Views, Aanquitiet, Plans. Min:shy 'Br. To which Ix Prefixed. a Map of the Codhtry; with a Preface and Appendix by the Tratanator, and a copioss Plates, which arc engraved Ey Landfore, Milton, Ankerflanieb. Watts, and 5. Cook , , eomcchcud all thol: given in the original Work, whit ap NAM:Iona Vicw, now fse rublilbed; of i cat brArd Twit,* Moron, and part of thc Delta ; price at. 1211:64 iu b=-di. " Independently of ele grand dcfidcratont of fidelity, this " edition has a decided ruperiority over the Vier, ih the hitt " rior points of Etc, typography, and eognvings; tie latter " of which are executed in a ityk width does honour to the " two ;rifts, and are much better jobb the exception only of " two) than the plates anectul to the French edition !"—Auti- Jacobin Review, Sept. 1800. REPORT of the COMMISSION of ARTS to the MST CONSUL BONAPARTE, on the Ar.TfQ.UFFIES of UPPER EGYPT, and the preEnt State of Jr use Temples, Palates, Obilliks, Statues, Tombs,. Pyramids, &e. Irons the Catararauf the Nile to Cairo ; with In xctiree Defeription of Pidturcs with Which they are decorated, and the coxlcelores ' that may be drawn from them refpetiting the Dloinitim lb which they were confccrated. Tranflood k from the ?mach of Citizen Ripaud, librarian to the Intilrute of Egypt; and Bvo. Price 3s.M. each; illaßratod by a best Map of Egypt ; printed uniformly to bind with Smith's Trasezda,--- Whoever binds up this Report w i t h the quarto editi on So _ ninl's Travels inlgypt, wiflpelcfs the Moil compeshtnfltie and coned Rory of that Country and its Autiquiies whkh the peels bas hitherto produced. t An ACCOUNT of a VOVA Grin Search tifLA PEROUSF., In the years 1791, t'92, and x 793, und7r the command of Rear- Admiral Brent d'Entrecafteaux. Tranilated from the French of Labillardiere. Illuftrated by a Chart it the Voyage, 2 feet s by so inches and a half, exhibiting the track of the Ships, and 43 elegant engravings, forking one kparak volume in quarto; with a Preface and Notes by the.TranDartor ; and an Indes'of the Articles of Natural Hilton , which occur lathe Work, ma mining tne 'Amman or other kientific name, with the nava ponding Englith name by which they arc commonly known. Ins rods. Soo. with the Chart and Engravings in a quarto vol. price • :LW. Dedicated to the Right lion. Sir Jokpb Banks, K. K. A COLLECCION of STATE P.IPERS ntative to the War agatrtt Prance, now carrying on by Greet Britain and the. fmeral other European Powers; coot.ainirn authentic Copies 4 Treaties. Cantrankns, Prochunations, Ma.nrekoes, Declara tion, Merndials, Remonitrauces, OfEzial Letters, Parliamen tary Papers, London Gazette Atcoonts of the War, ike.b.c. &c. many of which bare never before been publithad in England. Printed Uniformly to bind with the Piailantentary Debates, in 1 a volumes, prietr6L gt in boards. •.. Gentlemen to poffeffion of the former volumes of this Work, arc rept-Wolk entreated to complete their bets as fpeedil7 as ooffible. PR telS DP'S EVENEMENS 11f1I.ITAIRES , ou Egli Hitt orlque fur k Guam Prefenti. Not to X.; Mutinied by Maps and Pleats. " This periodical work deferves to be ditlingullied from the " ever lnetvating multitude of compilations and publications " of the fame kind ; it relents an accurate view and critical ilveltigation of the nnlitary operations, written with great impartiality as well as knowledge • the official accounts are " compared, reduced to the ttandard of hiftory, and connected " by a general and methodic narrative, intillrated by the ob . (creation of the author, who may fay... , " Ed to ancora " piunre." Mallet du Pan'4 Britiih memoir", N 0.28. A JOURNEY, in the Year rhroath Flatiderb, Bra bant, and Germany, to Switzerland. By c. !Ito. BVO. 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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At list Loecioa TATCTII, Foxliote-itteet, Plymouth, on Mon ay the of Augait meat, at zoo'clack in the Forenoon, T HE bandfome faW Sailing Cutter DUKE of CLARENCE.--DtmKillIONS. Length ow Daek - 32 6 Breadth shove rile Wales t 8 41 Depth in the Hold - 9 t Adassafurcineat 68 63-74 tons. She Is Erin& built, Copper &embed and fattened, has a neat figure head, pierced for to guns, is a remarkably fall Caller, and appears exceeding well cakulated for a Packet, Patfage Vcflel, Yatcht, or any other purpofe where a veil - el of her rise is re quired, and the good qualities of fact Sailing and Barthen is re qnifite. Inventories and Particulars may be had by applying to John Jarratt, Jun. Efq. Water-lane, London; Marc Mullion, Len nox, and Co. Liverpool ; Meffn. Better and Mocns, Brd; or Mr. John Hawker, of Plymouth, Merchant. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Between the prcfcnt time and Michaelmas nest, (unlcfs pre vioudy difpofed of by private contrad,) rrHE MANOR FARM of BARKSORE, in I. the Pang of Haßow, about three milts from Sitting boom, in the county of /teat ; confining of Five Hundred Acres of Land,. =rib, meadow, paftnre, arable, faits—and alto Ninety-two Acres of freehold patittre and arable.—Notice will be given of the time and place of fale—For further parti enian enquire of Mr. George Barnes, at Ofpringe Parfonage. MAREHAY FARMS, near DERBY, TYTHE PREF.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. SMITH, At the Bell Inn, Derby, on Friday, Auguß 28,at Three &Clock, in Two Lots : Lot t. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, . 1 - eomprifing the Cottage Farm, &nate in the aro tee of a fine Coal country, near Denby and the Crandin Canal, ten Miles from Derby, near the high road td Cheftcrficid, fa the parith of Ripley ; containing 89 Acres of excellent Arable and Failure Laud, Tythe Free, in good cultivation, and per redily compall, with a rotational Farm-houfe, large Garden; Orchard, Facto, and Rick Yards, brick Ban:, Stabling. and Outbuildings, let to Mi. Thomas Whytails, tenant at will, at a low rent of 761. per annum. Lot a. A valuable Freehold /Mate, compelling the I fall Farm, adjoining Lot s containing 87 Acres of excellent Arabi.: l and Patin Land, T ytbe Free, in good cultivation, and per redly compadi, with a fpacious rubfantial Farm-houfe, urge Garden, Orchard, Fann ' and Rick Yard:, extenfive brick Barn, Stabling, and Outbuildin gs, let to Mr Robert Whyfalia, tenant at•will, at a low rent of 67L so .3d. per annum. To be viewed, with lane of the Tenants, and Particulars bad twenty Days preceding the fide, at the Crines„Leicefter; Peach's Hotel, Sheffield; Angel, Chefterlield ; Port-bourns, Mansfield and Nottingham t Bell, Derby ; of Mr. Edmund Evans, Solici tor, Derby; and et Mr. Smith, No. 6a, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. what Maps of the Eftatca may be Cab. A