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DRUILY-LA*.. - - --- TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER '2, win,* r &ea the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norral. by the YOUNG ROSCWS: • (Rung his frcoud appearance this Craton.) To which will he added the Grand Melo-rtrame, calla THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. ;Lib Evening—The School Inc Friends; withyhe Sl ee pi ng B e i niT . The Young Radius will perform on Saturday. SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICE, Nosonier 4. !30$. SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. SURE GAIN. THE firft Soon Tickets drawii in the approach ing Geaad Lottery are entitled to sal each, bendes the ufnid Chance for the CAP! l'Al. PRIZES. Thofe wjau purchafo wow, and whole Tickets are drawn early, cannot hole. Ticket' and Shares arc felling In great Variety at the old eta. blifasd Offica, 4,CORNHILL, and 9, CHATUNG.CROIS, Where the halt 3o i ciool. and the two kin 20,000 i. Prizes aver draw - all 'bared and fold by • T. BISI!. with. the lots of one hundred two ?iced of cannon, And u.le li Regnier, availing himfelf of this m; the attack. and made two thouf4n, remnant of the enemy's column Franca, where three thoufand Ate by a Poliat regiment of infamy arms, and a corps of feven hundi rendered to Lieutenant Colonel k thoufand prifoner;, (even hundr__ ...es, _ pieces of cannon, fla colours, one flandard, were the fruit of this day. Among the ptifoneh is Prince Rohan. three Colonels, three Lieutenant Colonels, and flu Majors. The Auftrians had fix hundred kil led, and as many wounded." ntzcßtaasa 4. Jerome Bonaparte has arrived at Brett, to take the command of the Vetehn. On the ark off, ovember, 6.sto Aufkrian prifo. ners, taken by the French in paled through ) Turinom their way to France. r i l liEßE being on the Lia of Navy Surgeons, the 4 '" names of many who have not reeved. fo is to become er.ti• tied to Half-Pay, the Commiffioners for Bich and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that Holds fuch Perfons than relent themfelves (or employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their names will be omitted in the Litt for the year editing, on the fappolition of their being dead, or having quitted the fervice. I, %RIC No. a 6, CORNHILL-31, CHARING CROSS, ' and A M ARGA RW2 HILL, Borough. MORNSBY acid CO. rerpe6lfully acquaint the No. 11 bike, Gentry and the Public, that they have on Ws; a va riety of Tickets and Shares} at the tomtit priecs.By printing the relent Schema, it mutt be obvious to every adventurer, that if they purehafe quickly, they mutt g tat from I9L lye. andeannot lore. part:rularly fo during the drawing of the firft 5,n00 Tickets, as they are twitted to sal each, betides the chasm of the lira 41;.wu Ticket, entitled to 10,03:1i. and such other sapitalorizes as nay be drawn during that peri.d. kacitt6ve 6f there advantages, there sari he no douht. honk! the holder of an undrawn Ticket or Share cht,ofe to dlfpore of the fame, but they will receive more than it tuft. Orders by Letterur Carrier clecuted exactly on the fame terms as if prefent. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN'f-GARDEN. 'I:ID-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 19. will be acted the Comic Opera of o. THE CABINET. To which will be added the Comedy of KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. This Evening—Pizarro: with I. , we Laughs at Loclatsdas. The Public arc refpedtfuily informed. that on Monday nett, Matter Betty will appear at this Theatre, for the heft time this futon, in a favourite ammeter. This d'y Was poblifited, price 44. 64. a Breland Edition of INSTRUCTIONS for COLLECTING and PRE SERV ;NG various SUBJECTS of NATURAL HISTORY. As Qtadtspeds, Birds. Reptiles. FiZcs, Shells Plants. Ste. toge ther with a Treatife on the Managem ent of Id:dein *tit firma* Rates, By E. DONOVAN, P !,. S. Sold by MeTra Rivlogtons, Sr. Paul's Church-yard iJ. White. • Fleet-11mm ; and other Bookiellers. GOOD BILLS of EXCLIANGE to any am ount, not ba t ting more than Nine Months to run, inflautly dii. counted during banking hours, at the Office of Mars. HUM PHKIES and Co. Navy Agtuts,No a, Sion Gar Jens, tldernun bery.—N. B. None but Prim:Ws of idpedtability need apply. WANTED, a few Good Performers , nn liberal conditions, for die WATERFORD THEATRE, which will open the latter end of this Month, (December) Application to bet Made 'to Mr. Smithlon, at the Ennis Theatre None but Letters (poll paid) will be received. DECEMSFR. S. i A report is propagated by letters from Italy, than the Ruffians s.nd Englifh have landed at Nanits and have been cordia fly received by that Court. It is i feared) , poffihle to concave fuck a degree of pet tidy , and lolly. The equipages of his Imperial Highnefs Prince Louis, General' in Chief of the Army of the North, paired, on the loth of this month, through Brae's, op. their way front Paris toitead quarters at Antwerp. The Italian Legi,n, and the cad and 72d regi. ments of infantry of the line, paled; within thefe Fe* • days, through Ghent. Their de • Kination is the Ary . of the North. .. The French funds, on the 4th, were 6of. 25e. The report of the rettoration of the kingdom of Poland gains ground. • To PRINTERS. BOOKSELLERS, and STATIONERS. WANTED, a Situation in a Country Printing Office for a very srefpeetable Youth as an Apprentice.— An Mee would be preferred where atlewlpaper wanted, a Young Man of Genteel Added's, that iVrite, ;nod Hand, and, well underitands the Bookfelllng and Stationary M u& Apply by letter (poft paid) to Meffrs. Knott and Lloyd, Ari.'s Birmingham Gazette Ogee, Birmingham. • BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY j, 1806. SCHEME. 3 of • kao,ox , are 463,cc0 3 ropco -- 1 3,000, 3 5.0u0 .... rs.cro 3 sc "' oa ' IS c 0 0 ,7 8 - 1,000 •-• to i 80 - S CO - 10.030 SO - WO - . ••• .51030 110 - SO .--. 6,c 0 0 1 spro Firlt- di orn Tickets as . 110000 ~.-..-. . •••••-.- 7.. 5000 Tickets sio,oao • •..—..... --------------- Tide day WV. prhlifited, NIMAL ELECTRICITY ; or, Obfervations Gl on the Origin and Identity of the ELECTRIC and GAL• VANIC ; with a Pradical Review of the Ufe of the Metallic Conduclors. By M. YATMAN, F.fq. Member of the Company of pothrearies. " De rebus iplis, utere tuo " The Second Edition, with Additions. London Printed for the Author ; and fold by Ridgway, Pie. ridilly ; Callow, Crown-court, Soho ; Booth, Duke•itreet, Port landidace; and Dorton and Harvey, Gracechnich-ftr,v. day was large Volumes octavo, Price El. 4.. in boards. 'f'HE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Year ; .L 1793, to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at Andena in By JOHN A I)OLPHUS, Efq. F. A. S. It is highly neceffary ticit a work of the kind before us num:l he in th.: hands of every man who has the powers and op portuoities of reB2elion and action. . The principles on which this work is written appear to re to be impartial and jolt. --- Mr. Abotritu s is In copious in his reference to authorities, that the reader who wiihni to enter-more minutely into any tranf , action may know where to go for information. Different accounts appar to have been carefully compared, and no affection made which is not ttrengthmed by an undeniable reference. We can therefore reconvoencl this Work as excellently calculated for be 'mediate utility. atfordmg a clear and woe* view of the origin and progrefs of the molt Itupc.ndous revolution that ever occurred in die hiftory of the world. Britith Critic, GEL 18 0 4. Printed (tit' G. Kearfley. Fleet ftreet. 'Of whom may he had. in three Vols. svo: price 11.45. in twortia, THE. HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Brit Eftablillinunt of tbe.Monarchy, to the Year 1790. rtfl he shove Works t.getber farm i complete Hiftory of France tram the earlielperiod to the Year 183 a. CITY of LICHFIELD...-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. FARROR and SON, At the George Ton, on Monday the 3oth of Deeerriber inftant, at Five o'Llock in the Afternoot4 in the following Lots, or fuck others :snail be agreed upon at ',he time of (ale, and fulled. to Condition to be then and there produced : LOT 1. A Very Handlome Spacious ME SSUAGE, • a• in complete Repair, fituatc in Beacon-ftrorr, late in the occupation of Mr. George A:cidarns, acetate& enntLtitr, nt a H e k—.Dioing Room, 24 fret by t 8 feet; Drawing ROOM, ta feet 6 inches by 18 feet 6 inches; excellent Kitchen, Servant:' Hall, and Butler's Pantry on the gruuml Boor ; Breekraft. Roum, zo Tart by 18 feet, and rideable Chambers on the fecond Boor, and`,ix Attics; a large Garden, Orchard, itotatnute 37 feet by 16 feet 6 inches, Green-hook, Coach-boufe, and other Oliicas a;tached, and two Pieces of Lind adjoining. viz A. R. P. Meadow Piece, containing a 1 o Finch Croft - 1 1 0 Lot 11. A Piece of rich Pa Lure Land, called Upper 4 o Maudlin's Well Ditto Meadow Land. called Lower Maudlia'sWell a Lnt 11l A Six Stalled Stable, a Two Stall ditto, Cowper's Shop, and Garden, in Shaw lane. The whole of thePrentifes areLeatehokLeirept the Green-hence and Orchard. comprifed in the heft Lut, which are Freehold of Inheritance. Printed particulars may be bad on application to Mr. Gill in Lichfield. PART Ot , THE AIROVE CAPITALS. . Fit* -drawn Ticket, it it Day, ,C 10,020 Diqo 4th Day, 20,000 Ditto -- 6th Day, nd,ooo Ditto Bth Day, s Dino ' reth Day, 1,000 incxc rs stvi SHARES are felling at every LICFNCED I OT FERY OFFICE—PRESENT PRICE: - o Cu. 1 7 0 • HQ.!atter alf [toto a o i d, Eighth t. Siztoen th Zs it 0 t 3 6 - •;I An early perchafc is ads' as the fitft 5,000 Tickets be entitled to 221. each, betties their chance of the Capitals. FOVR I itllslnit - eD and FORTY PROOFS.of the INN FILI PY and FATALITY of VACCINATION.--The Second Edition. This day was pubMited. price 3s. COW -PDX INOCULATION NO SECURITY AGAINST SMALL-PDX INFECTION. • By WILLIAM ROWLEY, M.D. Member of the Unlverlity of Oxford. the Royal College of Phy liCions in London, Phyfician to the Saint Mary is Bor ne !Mir maiy, Author of Scholl IVledieinse Untvertalls Nova , ( th.: Ra tional and Improved Predict of Phyfie), end Public Ledwor po the Theory and Pridice of Medicine, excluding faift Syf tuns, &e. dm. 1)a which are added, the Modes of treatiugathe Bitaftly New Difesfa produced from CowtPers, explained by two eolairred CoPper-pbte Engravings, as Cow-Pox hianpe, Cow-Pos Evil or Ahfeefs, • • Cow•Pos'Ulcers, ' Cow•Pos Mortification, Fte. With the Author's, certain, aperienced, and fuccePul roMe of Inoculating for thi Small Pox, which Dow becomes peccary from Cow-Pus failure, &c. " Audi, candi&, alteram pattern." Soil by J. Harris. corner of Ludgate-ftreet Eters Old Bond ltreet ; Grace, Smithfield; and by all Boolifdters au ' d Newfmen in Town and Country. Information of Cow-Pox Dilaters is received by Mr. Tiokkr. ,ftreet, Leieefter4quare. FROM THE FRFNCH AND DUTCH PAFERz. • VISNSA, Nov. 22. -s-The Imperial head quarters were yetterday still at Brunn ; his Majefty, notwith (landing his fatigues, and the rigours of the feals.n, enjoys the health. The Fserch army has taken a pofition. • The Ruffian army is retiring into Poland. Brutal is fortifying and provifloning ; it Will he a very good place ; in it are every day difcovered hew magaiinesai ammunition, artillery and clothing. The Tyr..l is entirely evacuated by the Auftrian troops. Mart Val Ney, who commands the 6th corps of the Grand Airny,, after having forced • the par!ge of the Scharnitz, and Made prifoners fruit the corps commanded by the Archduke John and the Prince 'De Rolian, eftablithed hii head quarters,an the 20th ' of November, at Dot zen, having putted his advanced - guard as far as Trent, where it WU waaawa the 23d. The cot ps of the enemy under the command of the Prince De Ilohan, amounting to about four or ire thpuland men,• direaed its flight acrofs the moun- I tains, towards Ba if.too, to endeavour to gain Venice; but Linnet:ant General St. Cyr, who is informed n this, is Mane:co/ring to cut off the commuoication.— A divition of the corps of Martha' Ney purfued, ; fword in hand, the corps of the Archd u ke J ohn, and I drove hiin brit:ly upon Clagenfurth, where the corps of General Marmant may be expelled to be, as he . wary on the ioth of November, at Leoben and hi denberg. Augereau having received information that General St. Jaen, who defended the Brenner, had been forced, by a brigade of the corps of Marital Noty, to evacuate that pofition, approached to Feld kirk, and !forced the Generals Jellachich and Wolf:- ft:ell to capitulate. The capitulation furrendered the corps under the command of thole two Generals prifoners of war, amounting to about eight or tea thouland men.—Moniteur. Nov. a4.—The reports of an it:duffel:UM in-Po land gains ground daily. In the villages of that r country, writings, in the native language of the peo ple, are circulating, ftimulating the Poles to embrace , • this opportunity, to regain their independence, by choofing a King according to their with. It is laid, that feveral Polillt officers, and among whom is Ge neral Kofciufko,have repaired to the French head. quarters. Some fay, that an infurretlion has ;taunt taken place in Poland. Au GSBUIGH, wit FRANCE, Nov. 24.—Two impor• tant pieces, of new, farm at prefent the topic of con. ye; fation. nil, it is Laid,-that the Elector of Bava ria, under the guarantee of France, will affume the title of King of Bavaria, and that his territory will be confiderahly angmeitted at the espence of the Houle of AuSria. Secondly, that the Magnats or States of Hungary are difpofed to cleft a King of their own nation, and to conclude a treaty, offe'nfive. and defenfive, with France. On the sad, a deputation from the Tyrol arrived at Munich, to make an offer of that country to the Eleaor of Bavaria. BausSELs, Dsc. t.—Two thoufand eight hundred of the National Guards of the department o ore North, are affembling at St. Omer. A battalion of the Para - Eat Municipal Guards, and. two battalions of light infantry, have arrived here, on their march to Antwerp, to which place the 22d and ozd reziments of the tom are alfo proceeding,. There is an encampment near Antwerp of 15000 men, under the title of the Army of the Notth. RATISBOTI,4IOV. 20...+1:he Ruffian army eau only effe& its retreat by lofmg a great number of men and pieces of cotillion.' Brunn has been carried fword in hand by the French—it is o, prefent able to Main a fiege for feveral weeks, as it s pet fealy provided with every thing necettary fur its defence. P, S. We are this moment afl'ured that the city of Olmutz has furrendered to the arms W. - the Emperor Nasocson, who is row abfolute mailer of the whole of Moravia. The Empet or FRANCIS 11. has been • obliged to fir in an open calcite, having with him only General Laminar', the principal author of all his misfortunes. This Monarch, at prefent deprived of the whole of his teniaaries, has nom no atylam but in Rata. CATEEDRAL MUSIC. • NOW PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION. Ask TL DEUNI. JUBILATE, MAgnificat & Nunc Pirnittis ; alto Si' Antheme,for two, three, and four voleca, tromp and dedicated with the great-ft rcfpcd, to the Vale • rabic the Dean and Chapter of St. Peter's, York. By M. CA MIDGE, Organitt of the Cathedral, &e. To which will be added, a New Somalis and Refponfes to the Commandment , ; alto Thirty Chaunts,Single and Double. For particulars of the above, the Editor refers the Public to 18 The Effay on Cathedral Mofic," by the late Rev. W. MASON • In order to accommodate thole who are not aecultonsed to play from Score. the whole of the above Publication will be adapted in Two Lines, for Orgr: or Piano Forte.—Mr. C informs the Public, that only a very few more Copies will be printed. than will &nice for the Suhferibere, therefore Winks their early Com munications, as the Work will now be lent t 2 the Printer, and pnblit'acti as early as polfible. The Author flatters Ilion& the fimpticity of flyie which marks the whole of this Work, will recommend it to private Families. Suhfcription, s.—. Where Six Sets are fetbferibed for, 124 each. Non- Suldcribers, tl. t s. Sulif..ribers Names received at Mr.-Rnaptores,lllake-firect; at Mr. Camilge's Petergate. York ; and Mr. Pretton,at his Whole fate Warehoufes,97, Strand, London: by whom the Work will be Engraved and Publifhed in the neaten Style. try SaKeribers Names will alto he received by the Muile fellers. at Maucheiter, Liverpool. Bath, Brifidl, Exeter. Arming. ham, Sheffield. Chefier, Won:crier, Dublin. Cork, &c. Ste. Attorney, FRANCE. PARTS, DZCEMBEIL T. Amlimn of Spanilh troops has arrived irithe vicinity of Tonloufe. General Chabean; who commands it, infected the following notice, on the loth, in pub lic orders : ~ The Emperor defires that there Spa nifh iron ps may 'receive the lame treatment as the French foldiers : and that the French officers and' soldiers thould pay there allies that attention and te• fpeEt, which military men owe to each other." The French corvette la Bergere has carried iota Porto Ferrajo three richly laden Auttrian vet Tels. DECEl4llint 3. M. de Stadion, Minifter of the Emperor of Ger many in Ruflla, and the Count, and Lieutenenant General Golfo, have been 'relented, at Brunn, to his Majelly the Emperor of the Fiends, as Plenip... tentiaries of his •Majefty the Empersir of Germany. Thdy are inverted with powers to negotiate, conclude and lip, a definitive treaty between France and Aaftria. The Emperor of the French on his part, has nominated M. de Talleyrand his Miniffer of Exterior Relations, whom he has provided with powers for that purport. It is to be hoped thatpeace will be the i croft of their negotiations ; but thii fhould, in no relpea, abate the zeal of the Gover nors of the nation. It is, on the contrary, a new motive for the Confcripts to accelerate their march, to juftify the well known adage- —Si Ins pacem, pia klluni. His Majelly has recommended to die Mi. nifiers of War, and oldie Interior, nut to relax their preparations. '1 be Official Journal contains a letter of the Ge neral of Divition Lecchi, from the head quarters at Legman°, dated November 25, " I batten to in• form yoor Excellency, that a corps of the enerny'i troops has made its appearance ne it Barran°, under the command of Prince Rohan. The General in Chief has departed from Stra, with the referee, con fitting of a corps of Pakes, commanded by General Peyri, a regiment of -French cavalry, a battalion of French infantry, commanded by General Regnier, and with four pieces of cannon, efcoeted by a regi ment of Italian infantry, commanded by Colonel Mo. General Regnier proceeded from his tanton ments to Piombino, where he cut off the °Mariam, who ativ'e to lave tbemfelves on the fide of Venice. Yetterday, at break of day, he was attacked, and, no twi s tbflanding an obllinate reli l la nce , obli g ed three times to give way. The Poli(h Infantry, with the Genes al in Chief, was ready before that time, on the road to Cartel France, who, when half way, per ceiving that the corps of General Regnier was giving way, gave Colonel Orabiniky orders to at tack the enemy in the fide, who immediately exe cuted this order witirthe gfeateli bravery, and corn itelkd the enemy to throw taimfell into Calle' Franco This day w•as publithed, price ra. (•1•o be allow.:d to purchafers,) ACATALOGUE of BOOKS in all Languages, and different branches of Literature, for the year zBo6, com prizing u great variety of curios and ioterefling Articles in Theo logy, liiitory, Antiquities, Natural Hifiory, Phyfic, Science, '!'rack, &c. which are now felling for ready money, by Jordan and Ivizxwell, N 0.33 , Strand, oppoStc Sarnerfet Houle. • To SHIP OWNERS, MERCHANTS, &ct • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. BUSS, On Monday, December 23, at twelve o'clock, at the Sun Tavern, Chatham, in the County of Kent, by order of Mr. William Bur gers ; the Affimees of Mr.rilryan Bentham ; and the furvi ?inn A Hignees of Mr. 'rhos. Partridge, Bankrupts, and tinder the di realm' of Mr. John Nicholfon, of Chatham, and Mr. Thomas Young Greet, of grenborough, in three lots, Lot 1. A LL that new And complete fait failing 3 Cutter, the ADMIRAL MI TCHEL, with her Banding and running Rigging. Mails, SalLi,Anchots, and Cables, abundantly found in eacellent Stores, and has lately bids employ al in his Majetty's ferviec--admeafures per regiita t 36 411 yyth tons. The above Vdfel is clinch work, copper laitcned, and copper theatbed, was bulk under the infpedtion of the owneriod the very belt materials, aid is calculated in every refpcdt for his ailaierty's ferrlce, a p:ivatee r, or any ether fervice where difpateh is required. and may he rant to ka inUnediately, without any vipcnce, but provi Sena. Lot a. Alt that vahn'ole and faR Cutter, the tVETI4- BOROUGH. w4h h.r ttandicg and minim: Rig t ,ing, Malts, Sails, AnchorNard Cables, abundantly found in Akin& of o,4es, lies lat,4 peen employed in Ls Makity's fervice—a.lseeslures per rcgilter £74 ;94th.. tons. The above yak' Is carve' built and captured, has Lately hada very conEtlerable funs of money ex pended on her repair. and is now in excellent condition, and well calculated fire his tvlrjedly'a ft FT;CC, a Privateer, or the Fruit trad2, sal may he rent to lea immediately at a trifting e'cpence. Lot 3. All that good Canter the SHEERNk.SS, clinch built, with her ftandlng and rimming Riggiug, Malts, Sails, Anchors and Cables, with Rarest of etery necatary defeription, has lately been employed in his :41:lefty's reavice--admeafures per meter tot so-94ths tens. She is a remarkable Itrong built and fait fail veffel, is we'll calculated fur the armed ferric.. a Privateer, or any other fervice het bureau% will faits and can be fent to fea im mediately at a finall erase-nee. Immeontely after the Pale ache above will be fold to Lot. of f e rviceabieStbres, enulifting of Sails. Anchors, Cordage, C 123, dec. lee. part of which are applicable fur the raid Cutters or any eoaßiog veffel. The three lirß.Loto are lying in (taeenborough Swale, near Shawnee harbour the Stores in a large Warehoure at Ceeillvo rough, and maybe infpeeled any day previous to he rale, by ap plying to the refits:air , Matters cm board, Mr. Thuntas Young Greet. Qyeenboron3h, or the Andimr:er,Sheerners,of whom par ticalariand Inventories may be had, as alfu at Lloyd's Coffee. Itioure,Royal Ezehany, London ;the principal Inns in Yarmouth, Porantortlt,Polldtuue,Haftinp, IRsdrefter a aod the place of fale,, Cbsaisah Ansmess. The general tafte for Literature, and the rapid inereare of Books, have ureatly contributed to the advancement of Learning, and the 41iftitG,,i) of delta knowledge. Its application, however, requires ev•rt ire of iiiunti judgment—The arrangement and elalfilica- I tion nt 1....n1;s has already attained the charades of a Science, and . 1 the ;tur ion of complete Catalogues, of allthe Works in the dif terent depprtments of Literature, is no inconlidecable retake to men of kuowledge and genius. This object becomes every day more and more intelefting, and is only to be facilitated by the mutu:t co.operation of various emincm Collectors, whore Joint I .efForts will not only tendtoqineken the laboricus retouches of the 1 Antituary, out offer to the i'hilof.rbizal Inquirer, or the attain , plied Gentleman, the molt cagy nr.:m. of aceers to the bell and I molt authentic records of human kr.owledge. Gentlemen who I leave made the derpelt refeasches Telenet to Antiquities, to Arts and Sciences, and whofe hours of annarement are devoted to the hoed! ram of Works now airiunt forgotten, are often obliged topar• chars Vr.lumes, and even duplienes of Books, which arc after• wards found to be incontinent with their purruits, or no longer necefrary to theirjparrientir ttodies.and became an ineurobrauce to their rerpeeive Libraries. Taloa Clientlemen theie proporals are more immediately addreffed.—lt teem& fuffici:ntly afeertained that the twoft edvmstagestut mode of dirpofing of Libraries Is by Public AuCtion, when the Colleelons of kanted col ingeMons men, are Submitted to tits infpeeion and information of t h e curious and inquifitive,--Encouraged by feveral Gentlemen of refpeetability, Marrs. Jordan and Ma4well have fitted uLcommodious room) for THE SALE BY AUMON, Of Books, &lots, Medals, Antiquities, Objects of Natural Hiftury, Sec. Sec. They refpeCtfully rack the Patronage of their triode and the 1 public, and from their general acqoaintance with Book!, and the propofed means of communicating information, refpeetiug the uziftence of the molt rare and original Editions, and the preferva. tiun of fcarce and valuable works, containing documenta relative ro Hiftory, Antiquities, and Philofophical difcoveries, either wholly overlooked, or very imperfeely known, they hope to mare that portion of public favour, which never fails to reward genuine merit, in this,great metropolis. They troll that their maadualitY, attention to the various Articles committed to their cate,and 'silty ki buboes, m 4, prove matuany advantageous and accept tilde to the peblic. No. 314 sung , orpCle Soma* Hoofs. PORT OF ST. EY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIOIartS OF HIS MAJESTra cusroms. On Monday, the cid day of Dor.4 mber, by Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, will be expored to PuWic Salc,at the Cuttom Houle, in this Port, • THE FOLI.OWING GOODS, viz. as,uB POUNDS SALT. HEREFORDSHIRE. COTTAGE ON THE WYE. MO be SOLD, a convenient COTTAGE, called I- GERMANY, with a walled Garden, and about Four Acres of Land adjoining. The houle is fit for the reception of a (mall genteel Family, in the village of Peneraig, In the parifltes of Gum', i ich and Marftow, near the turnpike road leading from the pleafmt market town of Rofs to Monmouth, South Wales, and the fouth of Ireland, diftant from Refs three miles, Monmouth (even, and Hereford twelve. The buildings mu in complete repair, greeter pan thereof lately built.—the Dwelling book cantina of two parlours, feventeen feet by nineteen, a veftibule, mahogany doors, and four bed rooms, two bed roomy for frreants, a fitting room, a kitchen, cellar, pantry, brewhouft, with a two•ftalled (table, and a fault chalk Houle. Ile promifes are freehold, and the fituation is in the centre of a (porting country, abounding with game ant fiih, and for Oulu se(que beauty nut to be equalled; the navigable and beauteous Wye meanders its eryftal ftreants in a fertile vale, delightfully in view for full five miles, and other celebrated and itrbrable objects render it the most enchanting and healthful (pot hi the kingdom. A mancoach to Carmarthen petits the hook to and irons t.undun daily. Part of the furniture (which is good and modern) may be taken as a fair valuation, and poffeifion may be had immediatrly. For further particulars, and to treat, apply (if by letter pla(t paid) to Mr. Williams, Solicitor, to, Red-Lion•fquare, at who'c office a plan and elevation of the houfe may be ken, or to Mr. William Hooper, Attorney, Ras.