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SUSSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Elr. WELLER, On Wednefday the sob January, tBo2, between the haul of five sod Sit in the afternoon, at the Golden Fiaec. Chlebefttr, A TRULY VALUABLE FREEHOLD -g• 2 . ESTATE, ariniprifing a Farro•boak, Barns, and Sak & Ontbiellclialts, tegetker with t 33 Acres of molt excelknt !dewclaw and Arable Land; 22 Beak sod flo Sheep Leaks, Bunts at Flanthana,. Ise the pad& of Telpham, now in the nem. patios of Mr. John Wyatt. Pacifico will be given at Michael- NOS INZL _ - - r iPrinted pattkukas may be had at the adjacent Market Towns; the Chapter Coffee-Houle, London; and of Mr Weller, at Ina general Agency Mice, Chichriter. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt troox the AudioaDuty. agreeable to Ad of Par- tiantein. OnTbstrftlayean. 21. Igo2, at Four (Mock in the Afternoon, MERI , SON, and CO. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warthouks, No. 22, Watling arect,tbc followingAllartniest Brltith utand.anred Piece throe : _ . . . 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This day was publithed Eisgantly printed in ulne volumes odavo, embellifited with a Portrait of the Author from atarigitial picture in the pollee Lon of Benjamin Way, Efq. and a full length (ketch of his Perfon from a drawing by Hoare, price 3L fan in boards, a new and complete Edition, including fereral piece, in Vcrfe and Profc, never Iseforg publlihed, of I:HE WORKS of ALEXANDER POPE,Efq. With Notes and lUultrations. By JOSEPH WARTON, D.D. and Others. Printed for J. Johnfon, G. and J. Robinfon, J. Nichols, R. Baldwin, H. L. Gardner, F. and C.. Rivington, J. Sowell, T. Payne, J. Walker, R. Faulder, J. Seatcberd. B. and J. White, Ogilvy and Son, Longman and Rees, Cadet', Jun. and Davies, E. Pose, C. Law, and J. Mawman. Of whom may be alga had, lately pnblilhed, a new Edition of the Iliad and Odylfey of Horner. Tranilated by Alexander Pope, Efq. with additional Notes, critical and illoftrative. by Gilbert Wakefield, B.A. yie g antly winted in tt vols. Svo. prise 3L gya. in bOardi. Thls day waspublithed, In one large volpme netts°, price Bs. in boards, The Third Edition, corrcEted, FAMI LI A R SU RVEIi of the CHIRSTIAN RELIGION, and of Hiftory as conneeted with the in trodudtion of Chriftianity, and with its Progrefs to the prefent Time. Intended primarily for the ufc of Young Perfons of either Sex, during the eourfe of public or of private Education. By THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. Printed for T. Cade% jun. mid W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. An Enquiry into the Duties of Men in the higher and middle Claffes of Society in Great Critain, refuting from their refpedlive Stations, ProfrfLons, and Employments. a vols. Bvo. Fifth Edition, res. In boards. a. 40 Enquiry into the Dutia attic Female Sex, Bvo. Fifth 62. in boards. 3. The Principles of Moral Philofoyhy inveftigated, and ap plied to the Conltitution of Civil Society; Fourth Edition, cor redted and enlarged. 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Baths, &e. ettitly debgned to explain Words in the Greek Chiba, according to the Rites and Cuftans to which they refer. To witch is added, a (Alto. nniagy of remarkable Events in the Grecian filltory, from the Foundation of the kingdom 'of Argos under black% to the Death of Alexander. • By the Rey.THONLkS HARWOOD, Late of Univerfity edlege, Oxford. Printed for T. Cada, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may !clad, lately publifhed, by the fame Anther, a. The Sacred Hlftory of the Life of flu' Chrift ; iDuttra tive of the Harmony of the Four Evangeliits ; to which Is added an index of parallel Forages. For the Ufe of &boob. 3s. a. Alumni accedes; or, a Catalogue of the Provofts and Fellows of Eton College and King's College, Cambridge, from the Foundation 1p '443, to the Year "797, with an Ateount of thdr Lives and Preferments, colleted from original Bia nuferipts and calms& Biographical Works. 4to. ti. Is. . Ago, Roman Antiquities ; or k an Account of the Man nen and Cultomi of the Romans. By Alexander Adam, LL. D. Rector of the High School of Edinburgh. 3th edit. Po. 95. This day was publillted, In one large volume o6avo, peke pi. bound. A new Edition, bein the Fifth, with Improtniannat of ROMAN of the Manners a Cuftoars of the Romans, refped, ur:r flack Goyirnmenr. Magitimy, Laws, Judicial Proceedings, baton. Gangs. Maitary end Naval Affairs, Deers. Este- Br ha, u nage', Divorces, Funerals, ll'eizhts and Mee funs, Cons. Nict..ad of Writing, Houks, Cartkibia tuff, Cartist s. Public Lull/bogs, &c. . Defign.-J chklsy to illuitrate the Latin Oaks, by eiplgo. ins Words and Phrafes, from the ilites itaci Gultant: to which they refer. By ALEXANDER ADAM, LL.D. Rails of the High School of Ldittbon't. Printed for A. Strains ; T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the *end; and W. Creeds, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. A Summary of Geography and Hi Cory, boat A nekto an 4 Modern ; contaiuM4 an Account of tt c Political state ind Principal Xcrolutioas of the mot Mutinous Neier.: in Ancient mad Modern Times: their Manners and CAunts; th: local Sintation of Cities. elite:la/1y of fuch as have been dittinguittied by Memorable Events ; with an AbridglMilt 01 the (,Mali u%kiiiiMy or Mythology of tic Creeks. One large „w oe g" &s y t iat ',Dew (et of Maps. The whole deflgued chiefly to coaled the Study of Clalkcal Learning with *it of ra w"; K uo tvletigo,. a d Editicn. sew 6d. boon/. s. Biognsphy t exhibiting Alphaberkaly the pro per Nano. with a llaft Account of the hvera Deities, He , roes. and oilier Petfons, mentioned in the A %Klatt C:Faitie Au thors; and a more particalar DckciPtlon of the molt difiin gAllted Charaders among the Romans. The "Mt& Wag W,. icitper.44 visa mcaGou4l Fapianations of Wu: ds anti Pheefts %Wigton' alter to Cnottihinc to the Illeitradon of the Logo ti...Atet. 71. • : I i 1 1 i , 4 I .I , • il t t ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' • L. • I • • i; .• II .., • I, I ; I 1 ' 1 1 oit , . , 4 Thh day was-pnbtlfhed, 11i two volumes, pace tm. In boards. THE PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY of SO CIAL LIFE; -or, the Art of converging with Mem At ter the German of ba;on Kmae. By P. WILL, . Minliter of the Reformed Garman Congregatioo in the . Savoy. Printed for T. CadeUdun. and W. Davies, Strand. BONAPARTE. This day was publifrei, prke gs. in boards, with a Portrait by Heath. (cftermed a Raking Likenefs), THE LIFE of BONAP.IATE, Firlt Conful of France, from lb Birth to the Peace of Lunerille. To which is added, an Account of his remarkable Adlions, Re plies, Speeches. and Trait, of Character; with Anecdotes of his different Campaigns, trannated from the French. Printed for G. and J. 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FRANCE. • LEGISLATIVE BODY.-21 NIVbSE, (JAN. ic.) ?RESIDENCY OF BELZAIS-COURMES?4IL. The Prefident read the follbwing letter : THE SECRETARY Of THE SOCIETY FOZ ENCOURAG ING NATIONAL INDUSTRY TO 'FHB PRESIDENT 9t THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. Paris, Nivok 22. Citizen Prefident—A fociety of encouragement has been formed among us in imitation of thole which ezift in Germany and England. All the friends of indary, and the greater part of the public funaionaries, have been defirous'of contri buting towards its foundation. Abiknt the greater part at the moment of its birth, few of the gem. bets of the Legillative Body are infcribed among the number of its founders. But we dare to augur fo well of their patriotifm as to hope that they will infcribe their names. We confide in your zeal to announce to them the exiflmce and object of this intlitution, and to engage your Adminillrative Council to cond . } and tranfmit to us the names of fuch of tLens as with to become membdi s. Pardon, Citizen Prefident, the liberty I have tai:n. But can I fear being indifcreet by fuggefting any thing refpeeing the public good to a citizen accdtomed to devcre himfelf to it? Accept, Citizen Prelident, the homage of my high confideration. (Signed) J. AN no. The Legtive Body ordtred moitica: to be made of this letter in the prom.vcrb.d. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. LYOVS, JAN. 3.—CitiLen /Wino, ea-minifter of finance of the Cifalpine Republic, fent as depu ty. to the Confulta, (lied here on the night between the 31ft of December and tit of January, of a dif order of the breaß. He was 45 years of age. The four brothers Moral,selebrated muficians, belonging to the Court of Munich, have arrived in this city. Being penfionaries of the Ele&or of Bavaria, they are travelling through Europe to add to their glory, and, if poffible, to. improve their talents. They propofe to give force concerts during their refidence here. Hacut, DEC. zB.—The corvette l'Echo, com manded by Captain! Kcavrt., let out yefterday for Batavia, having on board feveral fervants of Government, bound to that colony. C. Ovsa srasarta, who has 'ozhaved well during the war, and who has preferved to us that colony, will re ceive by this itefiel the thanks of Government for the femees !I:. has rendered to his country. Jan. s.—Admiral Haarstmca has failed from the harbour of Flufhing with his fquadron, con filling of one French and three Dutch frigates, having on board the 7th demi-brigade of French infantry. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. PARI3, JANUARY 8,18 oz. I wrote you laft on the sth January. Since which the FISST Cossut, has fet out •for Lyons, accompanied, as I am told, in the fame carriage by Madame BOVAPARTS, his Aide-du-Camp Du- Roc, and his private Secretary Boy RI IN )4 s. Pre vious to his departure, on the sth he reviewed the troops in Paris, in the Garden before the Thud leries, amounting to about to,ooo men : a more charming fpeetacle I never witnefred. The heroes of Marengo, viz. the Confular Guards, as well as two demi-brigades of Cavalry, who diftinguifhed themfelves at the memorable battle of Hohenlin den, could not fail to excite intereft. The Ftarr Coe s u s diftributed on the parade labres of honour to feveral Officers and Privates of the Hohcnlin den warriors, who have diftinguiffied themfelves, and are but lately returned from Germany. The Adjutant• Commandant Pull- )10D prefented the Filar CoNsys with the following Acroftic : • ACROSTICHE PRISINTS AU PREMIFR CONSUL A LA YARAVS pU 15 NIVOSII. teoufrole des Fraumlsi ronrul guerrler et Cage. Objet dc !cur amour, accueilte mos Mama:re, Zos arum, dcpuis la pain, font Murcia et content. Ste former le eld fe pn'para long•tems. Vourfuls, digue Wros, rots joust de tee 'Lilies; >jam chaque Jour rntrreillts fur manilla, • Peas refprit public, met, un terme 4ux Ans. 1 -:an nom, ccusert de &ire, eft beau per nos °reales; t'l to voyant de pros, on eadnaire encore plus. —He after.7ards dined with Boa A r•STE : the company confifted of Igo perfons, principally Of ficers and the Foreign IstEifters; the fecond eon ful, CAM DACE s, was of the party, but no Ladies were present. You behold, with furprife, amidd Co n.any handfonie men who contpofeNs' Bfrrr Alaj:r. 311 rifhly tir,:sfed with lace 4 hats and feathers, the Farr Colrain mounted on a Marl coloured borfe, without lace or leathers in his hat, and plainly drelred, a diminutive young man ; with his hair cropped, a final' cocked hat with a fmall, tricoloured cockade, and with very little embroi. day on his clothes; he looks like a fentimental philofoplter ; benevolence is depleted in his coun tenance,but not the kali appearance of the warrior. His complexion is kilt like was, hut pleating, and he looks, excepting the note, which is not fu pro minent, like Joux Ks 14/ILE, of Drury-lane, when performing a very ferious part. He went to the Theatre Francais de la Republique in the evening, the only Theatre he ever goes to, accompanied by Madame BONAPAkI E. Between the play and Farce he fcnt for the celebrated Tama, who ailed in the Plity, and who fat with him during the • Farce. M. Taxma is a great favourite of lioN A TARTE, and is gone to Lyons to perform, where Ytsra;s is aifo. THE FRENCH THEATRES are numerous, no refs than fixteen open every vening, hut the management does not relied much .credit on the manners or talk of the French nation. The two principal Theatres are the Theaire Franfair de la Repullique, and the Opera called the Thaatre de In Rebubliye et d' "fru ; nci thcr of there is fo large as Drury-lane; fu elegant, or In well lighted. At the former they only per form Dramas—no Dancing or Singing ; the cele brated Ta tit A plays there. XL TALMA was born in England, and fpeaks Englini well ; his father is a Dentift. The famous La Rive alfo plays here. though feldom, but when he doeF, the Houfe is crowded.—At the Opera, there always a French Opera, with a Ballet, where VES rim and, Des Flay.. (late of the Opera-houfe in London) are engaged. There is a• very excellent dancer alfo there tailed GARDELLE. After thefe two, are the French Opera Coinique, and the' lafiaa Okra .115 f a, both of which arc decent, and nothing more; but the remaining twelve are really a difgrace to the word Theatrc—they refcmble more Bartholo mew Fair, or a Spouting Club at St. Catharine's ; all of thefe are larger than our Little Theatre in London; and always lull. The prices of admif 11On are lower than at the other four, viz. three livres the firs boxes, two livres the fccond, and one livre the pit, or upper boxes; which is a kind of gallery. The performance, as may be expeded, exceedingly bad, and the number of pieces given in one night et:JAR of four, forattimes fix, Petit Operas. It is very common to fing the fame air in the fame Piers, perhaps fix times, only with di Terent words. I was laR night at one of thefe barbarous Enter taiments called the Veatre Montanfier, in the Pa- Idu Royale Or.e of the pieces was Pourceaugnac, of Moliere, curtailed. The country Gentleman, who is alternately perfecut e d and teazed by rielts, Lawyer.:, Protlitutes, Phyticians,and Apothecaries: the latrcr, about fix in number, enter on the Rage arith glitter pipes of pewter. The country Gentle man r uns off, and they after him: in a minute af ter, he appears in a box in front of the Houfe ; he then defcendi into the pit, gets over all the benches, over the orcheftra, again on the Rage, and fix men with the glitter pipes in their hands ;milting him, till they at laff get hold of him, and difeharge their machines, fome at his face, clothes, &c. ! !—The plaudits continued for five minutes at leap. I confefs I felt mortified, efpe cially as there were a number of genteel perfons in the Houfc,..ild I could not have fuppofed that thefe were as eatily pleafed as the Canaille. I have re marked here in the Theatres that there ate fix men to one woman, and men and women are not well dreffed, but ca dyhobille. 1 (hall now leave the Theatres, and fay a word of THE CHURCH. Paffing by the ancient and venerable edifice of Notre Dante, I we,tt in, and there was not a foul in it. There are about too wooden chairs, with Rraw feats, and the place looks a fpacious tennis court and notwithßanding the concordat recall of the Clergy, refianations of the Bi!hops, &c. the churches are very little attended. A pried, who had been many years in England as as emigrant, addreffed himfelf to me in good Englab, by obferv:ng that the churches in Eng land looked much better than they did in Fran ce. I diced bim if his flock was numerous? he told'ine not : but he continued, with an air of triumph, affuring me that not a woman in France would confefs to a pried who had taken the oath. This man who, owing to the clemency of the prefcnt Government, is but juft returned, is ex claiming already again( it, and wilhes to pro mote civil difcord, It is very much the fafhion at Paris to pars for an emigrant, and many people when not known in company always do. They with you to fuppoie they are noble. and perfons who have loft much by the Revolution ; but the fait is, thy loft no thing nor were they emigrants. There vas a grand entertainment of 40 covers given at Roberts', the Rellorateur, in the Palais Royal. All perfons who Lad been in Egypt, and the enemies to Marrou (not yet arrived in Paris), were of the party. Generals REGNIER, MURAT, ' bro:her-halaw to BONAPARTE, and M. TALLIER I were prefent. The ricsr Coasut, is pot plcafed MEIIOI.I. I have heard it Rated as a fat, that General MURAT is to be the 1411 Conful to the Cifalpitte Republic, and notluctra BONAPARTE, who has not been at the Thuilleries (nice his return from Spain. You may :Jure your commercial friend, there will be no commercial Treaty between France bind England. • I am fur prifed at tieing fach trumped-up flories in your newfpapers refpeeting TaLLuvaawn's ad vice to BONAPARTE to feparate from his wife: whoever fabricated this intelligence, knows very Little of the charaaer of the Tira Conful. His cuilora, both in politicaland military affairs, is to Eden -attentively to his minifiers, and then order:. The rely perfon in whom he has entire confidence s is hit-Secretary of State, 14.,MaaaT, who made: in the Thnilletizs, and is Infos* with him. I wrae again :bon. •• • . LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY z 6. PRICE AF fiTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK! Conflifs, 67i ex. div.—aitto, fur opg. Reduced 611 1 , 4-4 }WI' Cent. 35—01 d s per Cent. 98199- - News per 1'ent.98 , 6 " 99—Leng Ann. 19 is-id 2u. FiICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock iS9i :.n:+; nun. a 9 Ig-a6 3 per Cent: Red. 63 I ingr. 3 per Cent 6 7 1-1 3 per C.Conf. 67i j Imp..tnn. tae 3-i6 4 per Cent. 84i S. I.:sang. Bills aO-4. prem. 5 per Cent. Ann. 97/ 98: 92 Enslifn Tickets 161. t Is. SPIT C 1797 9 8 .: 99 Conf. for opg. 69i This morning Mr. DressiNGs, the Mefreage-, arrived at the. Secretary of State's Office, wit's dispatches from Marquis COR t s, at Amienc. Mr. Mooitc, the Marquis's private Secretai v, is expdled to arrive in the , courfe of pert week, with a copy of the Definitive Treaty of Peace; at lean, filch is die report at the 'rrcaftiry. This day we received Paris journals to the I zth • inclufive. Such of their contents as defcrve any notice are given under tl:c proper head. Tiers arid; 54 fr. Go c. Ye(lerday morning, at nine o'clock, the yellow flag, the fignal for execution of fome of the muti neers, wa; hoifted on board th TtIetRAIRE, at Spithead, and by a few mi4ittes after ten, the boats from the different (hips were all airembled round the FOLMIDAZLE, the Tatitanips, and the YEN.: °RANCE, the petrels appointed fcr the awful fcene. At a quarter before eleven o'clack, Chefferznam Fitzgerald, Collins, Mayfield, Ward, and Hillier • appeared on the quarter decks of the above vefrels. viz. four of them in the TEMERAIRE, one in the FOIttIIDABLEi and one in the VENGEANCE. There trelreiS lay alma dole together. After a few mi nutes (pent in prayer, about I t o'clock the fignal Was g;vep by the firiqg of a gun, when they were launched into eternity. They all behaved with the greatelt fortitude. Chcfterman folicited the favour of a glafs of wine, which he drank with great compofure. In confequence of an order received on Wed.; nefday from the Admiralty, by the Commander in Chief at Portfinouth; a Court-Martial Was held r n Thurfday morning, on board his Majefty's fhip GLADIATOR, to try .Wm. Allen, gdward Tay. lor, (t 11), George Cummin, George piapu i , James Riley, and Thomas Sinnnonds e gamen; belonging to his Majefty's fhip TEMERAIIta, charges of mutiny, &c. firpilar to thole exhThited againa the other prifoners. The Members of r. 1 . 1 .! Court were the futile as-on. that occafion, exce pt that the Hon. Captain Ds Cooacr Was the junior Member, inlicad of Captain Gouttu • The profecution uas doled on the fame after• noon, when the Court adjour,red tilnralf pall tea this morning. An exprefs reached Sheernefs on ThbrfdaT mulling, from the Admiralty, and was immedis ately forwarded to his Majefty's chip ArtnENT, lying at the Nore, for the execution of Jacob Godfrey, a feaman, fentenced a few days ago, by a Court-martial, for mutiny on board Lit iciajefly's late bomb 'ketch l'AtsssAtst. Boats from the different (hips of war attended about to o'clock,.and the gun being fired, as the fignal for execution, he was launched into eternity. After hanging the tifual time, his body was fent on board the SrAvtcEle hofpital fbip, for interment. The fol7ooring notice, addreffed to Commiffionez COFFIN, was (tuck up yeflerday morning at the entrance of the Sheernefs Dock-Yard :. Sra, Navy-Office, Dec. 30, ram, In purfuance of the direEtions of the Right Hon. the Lords Commiflloners of the Admiralty, fignificd in Mr. MaRSDEN'S letter of the 28th in; (Lint, we defire you will not allow any feaman or marine, landing at 'the Dock Yard, to pars the gates, or to enter the Yard from without. We are, Sir, your humble fervants, A. S. HAMMOND. . H. DUNCAN, j. HENSLOW. The Brigade of Guards will be muttered in St. James's-Park, on the 23d inn. and int - m*o by dr! Commander in Chief. _ _ Lord ViCCOUTIt FALKLAND, Commander of his Majelty's (loop Busy, is roturned from the Welty Indies, in confequence of ill health. Lord Ki.NsiNcrom has been chofen a Reprecen; tative in Parliament for the Borough of Haverl fordweft, in the room of his late Father. His Lordthip is a Colonel in the Army, and has been fome time ferving at Gibraltar, but is now on his paff4ge home, to enjoy his new title and ettatts.. The account of the d.ath of Lord CLARE, which was copied from a morning . payer of Thurfday into all the evening papers, is contradifted. We are happy to hear that Mrs. DAVISON of Stl James's Square, is daily. recovering from her late fevere accident. Lord and Lady PELII•I4, Lady AMELIA Pall HAM, Lord Gime, Lord ABINGDON, the Milks GAGE, Mifs BYRON, and all the gentry in the neighbourhood, attended the late Concert for the benefit of the Mailer of the Suffex Band. New.REsiDENcks.—The Prince of CONDE iq Welbeck-fireet; Lord Gxzwazavir, at Whitehall; I LordtlennLaroa , in Park.flrect,Grofvenor.lquare ; 'Lord •Diziovi, Fitzroy-fquare ; Lady Bervrov i anct Lady C. Jou biSTONt.;In Winvolc-Ilreet.