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This dayorere pubilihed . T HOUGHTS on the late CHANGE in the CABINET. Addreffed to all Parties. Wined for J. Debi ert, oppolite Burlingtoo-Houfe,ly. Of whom may be bad, Er.SCHLLGEL on Z.:LUTA/1i VYSSELS, 53. The Earl Of lays aPOOL'S Dikaude OIINIC/TRAL NATIONS, • Brief Examinations of Mr. BOTD . II Letter to Mr. Prrr. A new Ldition, to This day was publilbed, Elegantly printed in Quarto, sad Multrated by a Map con ftrudted entirely from ulna! Obfervatica, Price O. tos. in boards, AN ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the 3 -in tenor of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the Years 1797 and in& Including Curfory Obkrvatinns on the Geology and Geography of the Southern Part of that Continent; the Natural }Remy of fuch ObjeCts as occurred in the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms ; and Sketches of the Phy- Seal and Moral CharaCters of the various Tribes of Inhabitants furrounding the bete:mem of the Cape of Good Hope. To which ii annexed a Dcfcription of the prefect State, Population, and Produce of that extenfive Colony. _. By JOHN BARROW, Luc Secretary to the Earl of M.teartney, and Auditor-General of Public Accounts at the Cape of Good Hope. Prhuedfor A. &rah.= ; and T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. Thls day was publifhed, price as. 6d. fcwcd, A new Edition, being the Fifth, of A SUMMARY of the PRINCIPAL EVI- L DENCES for the TRUTH and DIVINE ORIGIN of the CHRISTIAN REVELATION. Dsfigned chiefly for the Ufe of Young Perfons ; more particularly of thole who have lately been confirmed in the Meek of London. By BEILBY, Lord Bilbop of London. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne Mews-gate ; and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. a. Sermons on lomat Subjects, Z Vols. new Editions, las. is boards. 2. An Effay on the Transfiguration of Chrift, 3. A Charge to the Clergy of the Dlocefc 9f London in the Years 1798 and 1799, is. This Day was publinted. Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, Price los. in Boards, The Ninth Edition, of QTRICtURES on the MODERN SYSTEM of FEMALE EDUCATION. With a View of the Prin ciples and Condua prevalent among Women of Rank and Fortune. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadet], jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, 1. Thoughts on the Importance of the Manners of the Great to General Society. loth Edition. as. A:wed. a. An Eitimate of the Religion of the Faildonable World. sth Editioa. 3s. fewed. 3. Remarks on the Speech of M. Dupont, made in the Na tional Convouicip_of France, on the Subjeds of Religion and Pubße Education. id Edition. as. 6d. 4. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended for young Perron.. The Subjects taken from the Bide. To which is added, Senfi bility,s4hoem. itch Edition. as. in Boards. 5. after Happiness ; a Paftoral Drama. I ith Edition. Is. 66 6. Percy, a Tragedy. 4th Edition. ts. 6d. y. The Fatal Falfehood, a Tragedy. ad Edition. is. 6d. It Sir Eldred of the Bower; and the Bleeding Roek ; Two Legendary Tales. id Edition. is. 64. a. natio; and The Bas Bleu. ad Edition, 3s. &c. &c. This Day was publithed, Elegantly printed in Four Volumes Era wish a Portrak of the Author, Price rl. ria 61 in Boards, A Second'Etlition, of - TofR6BiRT BURNS, THE Containing the Poems formairpublifhed, with tome Ad ditions and Notes; Poems hitherto unpubliihed or uncol leded; and his Correfpondence. With an Account of his Life, and a Criticifm on his Writings. To which are prefixed force Oblervations on the Chandler and Condition of the Scot nth Profanity. Printed for T. Cadcll, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W.Creech, at Edinburgh. Sold alto by Bell and Bradfute, P. Hill, and Manners and Miller, at Edin b urgh; Brans and Reid, at Giafgow ; J. Brown, Abe"rdeen ' • W. Boyd, Dumfries; Morrifon, Perth; J. 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This Day was publited, In Two Pocket Volumes, eivrintly printed on Vellum Paper, and hot-preacd, Prier its. in Boards, A Second Edition, of POEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, • the Rev. SAMUEL BISHOP, A.M. By 4 311JVI S./ r.a. /Agony r Late Head Mailer of Merchant Taylon School, Printed for Cada and Davies, Strand; Robfoo, New Bond greet; Walter, Chating.crofs; Nicol., Pall ma ; Mews Cate; Lunn, Oxford-ltreet; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Biologies), St. Paul's Church-yard; White, Hest-Rivet ; ki ehardfons, Royal Prchxnge; Hanivsll and Parker, Oxford; peighton, Cambridge; Bull and Herifley, Bath; Bulgin, Ba nk Jones, Liverpool; and Cri.cch. Eilinburck. Of whom tr.ay be had a few remaining Copies of the Poetical Works of the farm Author. cortipkte, with his Puitri.ir, and Memr in of his Life, by flout+. Clare, A.M. in a Vols4to. al. 23 is Beards. Fn a full Arcount of this Work, fee the Apti-jaeobin Re. *erns , . Vol. 111. P. 333, the Oratlernan's Magazlne Vol. rvin. P. rr. sad the blab . Cale, Vol. VIII. P. aiso (}4:. which Lit conilud•i trip --•• To Ilan up our accruirit kids;; fo pouch variety, fit novelty, fo times psi.cal are ilirplayed in thef• Voi.imeii, we have kiduro fan in 3 Inodera publication; and of thcir hierefs with the Public earl hardly ext cetain a " 4 '.• An nelavn Volume of 2lr. Lite, 's Pianoosi• to Ir bad of the farac Luokfalets . . • TM, day was pubVt ed, Wiwi! tic SteotcD, in large Odlsvo, price Beards, GLEANINGS in ENGLAND; defcriptive of tbc Countenance, Mad, and Chaadtcr of tile Cou,stry. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rem No. 39. Patei nolter-row :--Where may be h..d, juft publiflaed, the Fifth Edition, with an Engraving of the Author, of GLEANINGS through WALES. HOLLAND, and WEST PHALIA. In three Volrmcs, price One Guinea, in Bonds. Alfo, The Second Edition of Volume L of GLEANINGS in ENGLAND, price 9e. Boards. We think that the Country, which forms the fubjeci of his Volume, has not for a long time received a mere manly or ki te:citing tribute from any individual Son or Daughter who Blares its bounties."—New London Review. _ _ " The Englifh Gleaner has here formed a goid.n &ear upon Englifh ground."—Antiqzeobin Review. The Author continues to merit the eharnarr he has long and defervedly maintained, of a fprightly and a'reeable Writer; of an intelligent, and often fagacious obferver of Human Life and Manners, and that he is entertainiug throughout."—Britith Critic. " The Author has here, in manifold inftances,fhewn himfdf a faithful Delineator of his Country, to which his performance is a tribute no ids valuable thgn vizikinacd."—pcsalentzdz Magazine. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. The Marquis of ELY was introduced in full form, the Duke of NoaroLx attending as Earl Martha!, fworn and took bis as Baron Lor- TVS. His Lord(hip's StippOrtere were the Earl of CLARS and Lord HosART. Some private hufinefs was then enameled ; after which the Royal Afrent was given, b 7 cum miffion, to the Bill for repealing the Brown Bread Al of lall The Lords Comtr.illiorters were the ARCH IISHOP Of CANTERBURY, the LORD CHANCELLOR, and Lord WALSIVG HAM. Their Lord hips then difpnfed of fome routine bufinefs ; after which an Adjournment till Thurf day took place, when, at half pail three o'clock, the LORD CHANCELLOR comes down to the Houfe. HOUSE OF COMMONS. An Account was prefented of the additions to the Public Charge, by Loan Annuities, and the produce of Annuities, laid on for defraying the charge thereof. Mr. BRAGGE brought up the Report of the Committee on the expiring Laws, when Bilk were ordered to be brought in for continuing the fame, purfuant to faid Rdolution. The Twenty-6:oa Million Annuity Loan Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. BRAGG! brought up the Report of Sir SIDNEY SWITH'S PCDIIO7I Bill. The Poft-Office and Promiffory Note Tax Bills were poftponed till to-mortow. The Committee for regulating the Office of Mafter of the Rolls in Ireland, was poftponed till Thurfday. The Bill for increafing the number of Field Officers of the Itifh Militia Regiments was com mitted, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. RYDER moved a Refolution of the Com mittee on the Hie Price of Provifions to allow Bounties on the Importation of Pulfe, &c. from Ireland. The DEPUTY USHER of the Black Rod ap ared with a Meffage from the Lords Comm' loners, defiring the immediate attendance of t e Com mons in the Houfe of Lords, to hear his Majeßy's Commiffion read, declaring his Affent to fundry Afts :—The SPEAR az, upon his return, informed the Houfe that his Majelly's Affent had been given by Commiffion, to an Aft fcr the Repeal of the Brown Bread Bill, and to fundry private Bills. Mr. RYDER retned, and moved, " That on Friday next the Houfe take the laid Refolution into confideration." Mr. HOSHOUSE thought if k was a good thing to grant there Indemnifying Bounties, that there fhould be as little delay as poffible, in forwarding the meafure. Mr. kYDER laid the delay of a few days could make no difference as to the effed of the meafure. By Friday next the Committee would be better informed, and be able to prepare details more fully. _ _ Mr. RYDER'S Motion was then agreed to. Lord BEtoasvE called the attention of the Houfe to a fubjed, to which is a former Seffion he had the honour of inviting their regards. He meant the feveral Ads which forbid the practice of treating at Mel:lions. There Ads were, he ob ferved, ofa various, and, in many intlances, of a contradietory nature. He therefore gate notice that it was his intention to confolidate thefe feveral ACts, and that he Ibould offer a Bill for that pur pole in the courfe of the prefent Seffion. The SPEAKER laid, that he vrifhed to call the attention of the Houle to the nature of a Bill which had been brought from the Lords, the very title of which (hewed that the fubjed belonged exclUfively to that Houfe ; it was a Bill for extend ing Relict to a certain defcription of perfons rated to the Poor, and for granting Parochial Relief in certain cafes. He Rated different methods which had been adopted of difpofing of fuch Bills, and fuggefled that the Houk thould refolve to rejeiil the preftot Bill. Mr. Rvnta Paid, that undoubtedly the Bill affeaed the Privileges of that Houle. There sere a variety of mocks icy which the Houle might affert its privileges; but, as on the prefent occa lion, he thought that the !call offenfive mode fhould be adopted, he would move that this Bill be laid Mick ;—which was agreed to accordingly. Lord Wm. RUSSEL afterwards gave notice that he fhould make a Motion tam. rrow on Behalf of certain deicriptions of People who were intitled to every induf g ence, and who were now rendered incapable of contributing any thing towards the relief of the Poor ; the objet of his Motion would be, to relieve filch perfons from contributing any thing towards the Poti; Rates. The Bill for enabhr4g the Lords Commiffioners of the Treajury to Woe Exclumizr Bills en the credit of certain Taxes impoied, was ccarimittcd, and the Report order 1 to be received to-morrow. Th e other Orders of the Day were deferrad— Asi:c .rotil at five o'elock:ti1.1;o-rr.crrow. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY as. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confols ssiji—for April 557,. Reduced OW-4 per Cent. 75f —Long Ann. 171 1 — Omnium z 4 i ti prem. Dons N, Fri. 2s.—Price of Stocks this day : A per C. Gov. Deb. 671-5 per Cats. Soi. On the fubjett of his MAJESTY'S health, the fol lowing is the official Bulletin : gyEsh's HOUSE, FED. 25, 1801. a His MAJESTY'S fever continues, but none of " the fymptoms are worfc. (Signed) T. GIBBOSE!. 4 ' I'. REYNOLDS." The New York papers were yeflerday received to the a 7th ult. and Bolton papers to the toth : the former of thefe contain a long Proclamation of General Toossairr, relative to important regula tions refpating trade with St. Domingo. He has laid a duty of twenty per cent. on all imports and exports.—The New York Commercial Adyertifer, of the s 6th, fays—N It is now afcertained that the treaty with France will not be . ratiSecl uncondi tionally."—The oblations are tq the fecond 'arti cle, in which the fubje& of indemnity for fpoilitions is waived ; and to the third article, which Sipa late: the mutual furrender of vetch of Date, taken by either party.—The refignation of Mr. Etta woatii (now in this country) of the office of Chief Jullice of the United States, has been accepted by the Senate ; and the nomination of Mr. Jay, by the Prefident, as his fucceffor, approved.—A Bill has paired. the Congrefs for ereaing a Maufoleum to General WASHINGTON.—Two hundred thou land dollars are appropriated to this honourable teftimony of national affeaion and gratitude ! Mr. Jarraasou and Mr. Buse having an equal number of votes, the choice will now devolve on the Houfe of Reprefentatives. This day we received Paris journals to the 21(1, init. inclufive. By their contents it appears, that the French are following a fyftem which has for its objet the (hutting out of our (hips from all the ports of Europe. A letter from Cardinal CON SALT! to General Mutar deferves attention on this point. General ABERCROMBIE'S force is Bated to have arrived off the coaft of Caramania; and Lord KEITH at anchor at Mtrmarilfa. The following Extraas will put our Readers in poireffion of every thing worthy of notice in thefe Journals: ►ARIS, FEBRUARY iB. The Swedifh Officers and Ship Wrights,' em ployed at Conftantinople in building (hips for feven or eight years pad, and who have been of great fervice to the Porte, have received orders from the Court of Stockholm to return immediate ly to Sweden. According to letters from Germany, the Em peror Paw. I. has demanded that the King of Praia 111211 immediately Mut the Elbe, the Wefer, and the Ems againft the Englifh; he is endeavour ing alt . () to get the Englifh minifters fent away from Berlin and Vienna. A report was current at Marfeilles, on the Bth of this month, that Mahon had been retaken from the Englifh, by a divifion of the French fleet, hav ing on board French and Spanifh troops. This intelligence, however, feems to require confirma tion. We are informed from Gratz, that the corps of Corms is entirely detached from the. Imperial army, and will embark on board Engin veils, in Tome of the ports of the Adriatic. Such of the officers and foldiers as do not choofe to embark, will be allowed to retire with eight months', pay, if they belong to the Nobility ; and with 'fix, If they do not. The Ruffian Emba(ry is expeded here about the 22d or 23d infant. Admiral BRUIX arrived here this day from Holland. IFSBRUARY 19. The army of obfervation of the Smith, on the 9th intl. was along the Nera, as far as its mouth on the Tiber, and as far as the confines of the Rates of the King of Naples. C.DOLOMIEU, Generals Dumas andMaystous, and all the French detained in Sicily, were ex pelled at the head quarters at Ancona. A proclamation of the King of Naples for llut ting his ports to the Englifh, and opening them to the French, was alfo expeCted.—Monitorr. CARDINAL COXIIILTI TO Gl/4111AL NURAT. " Rowe. lan. 31,_1101. " May it pletife your Excellency—As the two French officers who were the bearers of your Ex cellency's letter to the Holy Father, return to Florence ; I Should think snyfelf deficient in my duty if I did not inform your Excellency of the polite and obliging manner in which they dif charged their miflon, and it k the define of the Holy Father that I Should tenify to them his com p:etc fatisfaltion. A Courier who arrived here yefterday from Aeon, with Difpatchen for Government, brought intelligence that General PAULET has declared that the entry of the army will make no chang : in the Rate of the Pontifical Government ; an,! that confequently the delegated Prelate may con. finite to exercife his functions. In returning to your Excellency the thanks, Uhich are due for this order, his Holinefs finds in this at a nor proof of the favourable difpofition towards his Perfon, and feels the full value of it. The Holy Father, on his part, will embrace every opportil nity of making a proper return with thole finni. ments of interelt with which he is infpired for ti.. Firll Conful, on whom depends the tranquility religion, and the happinefs of Europe. " His Holincfshas learned with the great& fol., faction the orders given by General PAL/LET, at Ancona, to caufe Religion and its Minillers to be refpetted. They will certainly behave thendelves in fuch a manner as to jultify the protenion grant ed to them, and'to render themfelves always mere worthy of it. " His Holinefs has alfo ordered th e P re l ate , hi s Delegate, to negled nothing that can contribute to the convenience of the troops who occupy this city. He' flatters himfelf at the fame time, that reflecting on the very unfortunate. circumDances a which the whole territory and the furrounding countries are now placed, they will not afcribe to want of good will, what can onlp.be owing to the effect of abfolute " I ma refer your Excellency to the two French Officers for details rellseaing the conferences which they and I had with General DADIAS, when we in. formed him that your Excellency having written to the Holy Father, that you would be forced to traverfe his States if the Royal Army did not entirely evacuate them, that General would ex. pole himfelf to danger if he refufed. He Darted one difficulty, by.obferving that your Excellency did not abfolutel) promife that if he retired you would certainly riot enter. The converfation was animated, and he replied by maintaining that he had not the power of making political promifes, fuch as that of (hutting the ports againft the Englifb ; but that he loon ex. peded orders for that purpofe from his Court. —The Holy Father, however, hopes that his States (which are now reduced to the greateft mifery), will not be expoled to the unavoidable damage that , muft be occafioned by the Paffage of an Army. " I beg your Excellency to allow me to take advantage of your goodnefs, to tranfmit to Paris the annexed packet for Monfignior SPINA. I have the honour to be, with the moil ditlinguifhed deem, your Excellency's faithful fervant. (Signed) " C. CARD. CON SALVt." VIENNA, JAN. 31. We have received here the important intelli gence that the Court of Peterfbargh has given or• ders to declare to the Courts of Naples and Lif bon, that they muff feparate their intereils from; thole of England, otherwife his Imperial Majefty will not interfere is their favour with the French Government. ♦vcssooec, FRItUALY 4. By a letter of a late date from Cracow we are informed, that the Ruffian army in Wolhynia and Podolia, has fudddenly begun to march towards Moldavia and Turkey in Europe. The affaffination of the two Ruffian officers, by the Turkifh foldiery at Conftantinople, and the declar ation lately made to the Porte by the Ruffian Mi stiller, may ferve to explain this movement, which was not unexpefled. The Cabinet of Peterlburgh beholds, with a jea lous eye, the influence which the Britifh Govern ment has at Conftantinople ; and the plan of an invafion of Turkey by the combined armies of two or thrce great Continental Powers, to compel the Grand Signior to withdraw hinsfelf•from that in fluence, or to feek, in thefe provinces; for the balls of a general peace, is much talked ce f PIAO94,MIILUAIt7 2. The Ruffian troops whi'ch had.qteitted Gallicia to'proceed eaftwards, aie advancing by forced marches towards the frontier's of Tfirkey: a part of thefe troops will remain, iiis . faict,. on the fron tiers, till the arrival of the troops of smother great power, which are to at in concert with them, the ref will continue their route towards the Ruffian ports on the Black Sea, where they will embark for an expedition dcftined to oppofe the attempts of the Englifls againft Egypt. HAMBURCH. FtERUARY 4. It is believed here, that Louis XVIII. means to alk his coufin, the Eleaor of Saxony, to allow him an afylum in his States. It is well known that the Eleaor has allowed him, for four or five years pall, a penfion of Ifo,ooo crowns : ___ _ COPINNAGSPI, Fri. 3! According to report, the command of our fleet is deltined for Vice-Admirpl Wiascai.. The em bargo laid on our Wails has lowered the funds of the Mimic Company. The Eall India Com pany have given a gratuity of 7000 Rix Dollars to the mother of Lieutenant &DMUS, killed in an engagement, which he maintained in America with a privatepr. LaR Saturday a nal bound