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Kearney, Fleet -greet. • This day was publilhed, Volume the rlf TO. handfonsely printed in quarto, on • ens Paper.7tice Ons Gaines and a Half in Boards, of a New Work. entitled GE N RAI. BIOGRAPHY ; or L iv e s of the men anthem Perron, of all Ages, Countries, Conditions, and Profellions,arranged according to alphabetical order. Coeftpokd by J. AMIN, M. D. Re, THOMAS MORGAN, and Mr. JOHNSTON. It b the particular Purpote of this Work to afford a more eta nderiele and impartial Monte, moral and intelledual, of the Smirk:As of biographical Record, than km hitherto been done in Smiler Publications* and Ithavife to proportion more pithy the WO and enloutcoeth ot the Narrative to the relative confequenee of tbe Individual commemorated. by atm* to there paints. it is that bah *view has been given of all the inott mufpleu ous Minders in Hillary and Literature, an may futlec for the init ruttiest and entettalmomt of general Readers , and preclude the needlity of confultiog a variety of Authors. For the ufe of 'hate who wilt to make more particular Inquirks, and Skew& for the ferric of sothentleatiog the matter of narration, References are it 4sioc4 to every fink Article of the Secrets whence the.lator. strallon Us'been deities& ' Printed for J. Jobefon, St. Pairs Chards-yard; 0. and J. Ro.. WAIL Paterstodermaw and°. Reargey. Fitetelkmet. 01wItont may be had, the Fara, beened,Third and Fourth Wis. of this Work, cads Price One Gobs. and a Half in Hoards. • Mr. WALICIR'S LICTtI RES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY . • . This day were pnbatited, Handfnebity printed in Two Voltam'. Malian' Alert°, ilitiented by Forty-ulna Copper-pbta, neatly engraved, price Two Od om ands Half is hearth. ASYSTEM of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPH Y, in ?Men LatiareA; being the Courts dually read by Mr. WAta33l:l( Cooduikereet, HarL o v e rdquere: Containing the Elemolisals the pradlisal Ufa to be drawn from the Chemical Wordllhelf Mawr ; the principles and applleatioo of Mechanics. of *Andes. of Hydraulics, of Phatosaties, of Megootifm. of Led**. of Optics, and of Aeronomy, including every material laahleildithovery and imprecate:o to the prefist time. Poe laddadioa ul the Public.. we here give as &strut of the principal Contents of each Loewe. 4 u r aoonsittax LECTURE , cootzldng fame general bleu • g the Sylcm of Nature. the PA ITICLCS of MArrea, their mintoesefs, Uremia, entenion , &debility, inertia. and cobeeets. and en Magnedfm. Qs *Nee site& Powcas, as applied to the Windmill and &slang Wheel.earrbges, cootainhig a variety dEmorhaptta for the ImProventem Coaches, Carts War P/0• 114 4- Oa GOMA, AMIN Dialawkw, isk=TalumiAteradleo. of Cambodia. Mewls, Mieends, Vegeta Aadyfis, `h mind )nouns M ewl Zepahneets s. Os Ilia Arson% ram, Moshaidoal and Chemical Proper ympa- des of Alt se Wind, Own, Wini-guns, Sound. S thy seemed. it o ISTDROSTATIC HTDRAOLICS ; of fpedlic Gravities, on the Vice* Dd. of Pumpohe Rope Pump, the Forcing Pump, Bonitos sod Watt's Steam Engine, etas Engine with the Cy- ••••/••••••=• _ bal . in dm Boiler. 7. ELaeTractry, Introduanry Resnuts on Elearkal Ma ebingeon Pasta. on the sandlots and repellency of Eletitretty. oo dis Leyden VIA S. ELICTILICITY, continued; of fpontanams Elediricity, Lighisfali, of Animal Meat/city. Medial Eloaricity. Earn manta irdfcellosismis and entertaining. 9. Orrice, On Video, Optical liniments. the Night Olaf., the Rending and Relating Telefon/es, of the 'Single, Double or Compound. Solar, and Opaque Microfeope. the Magic Lantern, Mifteli one ous Experiments, Deapdons, atc: to. AST a wools , General View of Creado‘ ;ancient Opinions ariscernieg It ; why the Eanh muft be a Glebe; Day, Night, and the Seafoos,bow producedCeleftial aloha ; Origin and Life of die Conftt*dons; thole rkfal in N.irigatino Equinoxa ; Zodiac ; Equation of Thor; Ufa of Timekros. &a. t. Os tic MON, Isar Motion and Ec4ks ; tiorismital and tiara* Moat; on Oe Orde of Tides in the Air. and San ea Cosiest& ask Arraostiatv eq=artoolin Whine repel dig g a wp a dig s W aim ch ar ater and proven aor the Margo and at aOm Natio l lipbstanit on Al* diode and g A Cam. Printed for the Asilliorot Mob. SS at. Casaill-artas illanottaginintasd lad by G. Illoraty, flat-ftraa. To COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS aid TOYMEN. T'ABAR'D and/ Cn, of the Juvenile and &Seel• & Library No. tsy, New Bonet Erect, thick it necellity to Interns refisediable Comte! BooLfcllers and Toyrnen, that,they may be fupplied with Teo. Pound, Fifteen-Pound, or Twisty- Pound A&rtments of the heft and mutt (Amble Rooks fir Cbil dress and Young Pedals, that ever were Puhlinicd- All the articles of fuch aflbrtments which arc deemed onfaleatie nn the tit of September neat, may be then exchanged for others, of the Sale of which there CPR be no queltion. As Tabart and Co. pod'. U., in their own copy-rights, the greateft variety M Juvenile Books in the trade—avd. as they are enabled by their ettenfive dealing- Ist thcfe articles, to fupply the book. of melt other Publithers on ohs loweft terms, they perfume that re (reelable Country Dealers in general will And their advantage in opening the account above proptied. New Brand-ttreet, April 16. aos. NM MUSIC, Pub Hilted by Cou Ln, NO. Pn tres, D'A CNA IN t, and Cu. No. IT 7, Ikkw liund (treat, LunJun, and No. 7, Wellmordana arca 144ELV E &icy Lefton; for the Piano. Forte, By s. J. Kt ZZINCIIII, Op. 53, price ss.---Threr Airs for Three Or Two Yeefolincrs en the .Pisoo- Forte, by J. Mazzinghi, Op. 5.6? price 45.-- , 4 What Is Lite without Friendship." a Glee, for Thn e Voices, as lung at the Bavarian Choral Society. computed by J. K. Aoki' price 25... J. Never from thee will I part," a favourite Bab lad. w ' by Mifs Smckdale, price it —" Loth Leven," a fa vourite Scotch Air, arranged as a Rondo for the Piano-Forte, by O. Satiny, price is. 64.--" Hope," a f .yourite Balhd, rung by Mrs. Bland, the Melody by a lady of FallMoi, arranged with an Ae cornpaolment for the Harp or Piano Forte, by G. Nicks, price to. —Twelve eery Duets for Two Flageolets, price as. 6(l.—m Livia," a favourite Song. price is. N W The Profeffon and Amateurs of Muee are ref folly informed, that they may now, be (applied with Mazainght'a Lotus Harmonim Mutabilis, for the Piano-Forte, an.l silo for two Ger man Flutes. The great and inch:sent demand for theta celebrated Inventions, renders early applications Isiihly peccary. ~ „LONDON. TUESDAY, APRIL 13. PRICE.OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE oect.orx $ Confoir, for ataxy, 3741.—f0r May 581-omolunt 4 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per C.Red. Ati.sy* 161 Imp. Ann. Sint 3 per Cent. Conf Ann. 38 511 frith s per Cents. 84 83 4 Per Cent. C. 73/ 74 73i - u g_iche l l'. Bill. Far as. dir* s per Cent. Navy 884 i mmum 3 1* prem Long Ann. Htft Engilfit Tickets tiff. fps. India Bonds is. a as. dif. Coos foe May This morning arrived the Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday Tall. The following are the only articles of importance wl►ich it brings; Sr. PITIRSDURCIN, MOWN 30.--A report is ge- nerally circulated here, that a confiderable corpa of troops on the frontiers have received orders to hold themfelves in readincfs to march. MADRID. MARCH 25..—0ur late Envoy at Berlin, M. O'Faaiss, is appointed, it is underfiood, com mander of the army in Gallicia. The Count de MORTARS°. late Governor of the Council of Ce line, has, by order of the Kim°, refigned that im portant poll. This change has caufed a confidetable fenfation here. The fuccelfor of the Count de MOR TARS° is not yet appointed. M. Molts*, Captain General of the kingdom of Granada; the Arch- hilltop of Vasawria, and Cardinal Disruto,• are named as candidates for that important poll. Vtlana, APRIL 6 -A-:While numerous reports are circulatedin various places, that a war again threatens to break out Inv - the Continent, our Cabinet labours with mori - sitivity than ever to preferve that neutra lity which it has hitherto maintained, and it is certain that all .propofals fOr forming fuch connexions as may lead to war, have been pofitively rejeited. The Ruffian General, Lacy, has arrived here in the caurfe of the prefent week, as have alto Couriers from London and St. Peterthurgh, with difpatches to onr Court. The day before yenerday a Courier from Conllan tinople paired tilt ough this City, with difpatches for the Turkilh Amhaffador at Paris. The Preparations that were making at Venice for the reception of their Imperial Majeflies, Mare been difcontinued. BIRLIN, APRIL 13.—. A. GARLIRC, Envoy from Great Iltitain to opc . nha , , , en, has gone from this city by the way of Stralfund and Yilad to the place of his datination. General de Tag raow fets out to-day for St. Peterf burgh ; General de WINZIMGERODZ is going 011 a miffion to Vienna. M. d'Ausser, Counfellnr of State to the Empe ror of Ruffia, has arrived here from St. Peterfburgh. Croce 'sm.'s, Ara s.—The Englifh Courier, Mr. Ito yr, who is going to St. Peterlburgh, not being able to croft the Gulf of Bothnia, on account of the ice, has been obliged to go round by Torreo. SIMIAN, MARCH 28.—The Chriftian infurgents of Servia have begun again to take poffeffion of dip ad vantageous peas which they occupied laft fummcr, near Belgrade, on Mount Havana. All the unarm.: ed Chriftians of the villages in the environs of Bel grade, as alfo their wives and children, have aban doned their habitations, and joined their armed countrymen, to place themfelves under their protec tion in the woods and fecure places, a precaution which appears to them the more neceffary, as they have learned that the Turks defigned to make a fatly from Belgrade on all the unarmed inhabitants. The greaten confufion prevails in Belgrade, which is daily blended by the (earthy of provifions. The isfurgents may meet at the beginning of the campaign to have for their enemies, not only the gar rifon of Belgrade, but Bekir Pacha and Mas Aga ; the former at the head of 7000 men, and the (other at the head of 2000 ; they are, in confequence, making difpontions to defend themfelves againft there forces, or any other that may attack diem. We nsay loon me& to hear of ferious fcenes and bloody encountirs. Advice has juft beta received that Belgrade is com pletely invefted., ... Hamra, Anti. 12.—The 76th regiment of in 'finery will qt nut on the 24th inftant for France. It ii fkid that 'lite troops silt encamp on the loth of this month. t 'Heavy, Apatt. t3.—Yeneeday the Roman Im • perial Ambaffador at Paris, Count Cosstrrz rt., ar rived here. He refides with the Aufirian Envoy here, and has permiffion to continue here during the abfence of the Emperor NAPOLEON from Patio. .By the refult of the votes given at the Hague, the new Conftitution has been accepted. The number of citizens who did not infcribe their votes, and who are confequently confidered as having confented, is ten times greater thin that of thofe who voted. On the introduCtion of the new Contlitution, we (hall receive a new ganifon here. which vrill conlift of a regiment of 'wife-guards; and a regiment, of foot-guards. The Departmental Government of Utrecht has prohibited all private meetings, which Come evil dig: part! perfons held there, limier preteoce of religion. Yellerday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of Castntinos, the PllllCtireS SOPHIA and AME LIA, Count Mvwsret , Generals Frrzany, Gwynn'', and ' MANNERS and Mrs. EGERTON, tin an airing by ld Wingfie. Her MAJESTY at.d the other PRINCESSES took an airing to Frogmore. Yellerday. at two o'clock, the Prineers of WALES arrived at Windfor. On Sunday evening, a facred Oratorio was per formed, at the Royal Concert-room, in Windfor Car- tle, before their MAIF sties and feveral of the Nobi lity. by her Majtsr r's band and the Gentlerocn of the Windfor Choir. The debate on Mr. WHITIBRIAD% motion will, we underhand, certainly• Gate place on Thurfday4 lie intends to move for the 4ppointment of a Committee to take the Tenth Report into confideration, and alt . ° that the Attorney General be direEted to file Bills againft Lord MELVILLE and Mr. TROTTER. Letters circular have been written by Mr. Pirr himfelf, requelling the punctual attendance of his iends on Mudd. y next, in the Houfe of Commons. Mr. Games is arrived, preparatory to his being elated for the Borough of Mallon. The Princefs of Wat.ss has prefented ►he Lady of the Ruffian General SABLORICOFF (ci-drooni Mifs AuGgarraiN) with her own Piaure, and that of the Psincefs CasaLorrs, elegantly fet in a pair of gold bracelets. On Friday came on the elation at Oriel College, Oxford, when the following Gentlemen, viz. Mr. Tootles Devils, of Otiel College ; Mr. 14/11511, of Ve.tdham College g and Mr. PARSONS, of Univertity College, were chofen Fellows of that Society. A grand entertainment was on Saturday given by Sir CI(*ILES RICH, Bart. upon his Eon's coming of age, to the principal gentry, &c. in the vicinity of Shirley Houk, near Southampton. Yefterday fe'nnight, in honour of the Earl of MOIRA'S return to Edinburgh, a grand ball was given at CORRI'S Feftino Rooms, which was attend ed by a brilliant affemblage of rank and fafbion.— The rooms were on this occafion fitted up in a flyle of (jugular beauty and elegance, exhibiting tranfpa• reneies of the Imperial Arms, the Arms of Loudon and Moira, furmounted by military trophies. the Prince of Wales's Creff, in a circle of variegated lamps, lea pieces, and other appropriate decorations. The anecdote of the orange, related in our Paper of Saturday, does not exhibit the ja: de sow, or pun, to the mere Englifh Reader, nor indeed to ev cry one who reads French : Fetes le Cori?, Renounce the Corfican, Pecorce, Throw away the peel, pronounced the flinte way. Lt p-eon, or reprents ware l_orrit, and take, or take back, yam Louis (or King). There is anotherjeu de mats very current in Paris. It is related of an Officer, who was commiffioned to announce the honnitis of the Cordon to come of the worthies of the Revolution, and who finifhed his Speech &OR, Milfiettre, was avez lien meriti le Cordon, ei PEvereor Paccorde (la c9rtie)"-- ,, Fi flatly, Gentlemen, fou have well deferved the Cor don, and the Emperor grants it,"—or, •' and the Emperor the cord (or rope)." Such flalbes are growing very frequent in Paris where his Corfican Highnefs is becoming more un, popular from day to day. BREAD.-There being no Courfnf Aldermen to day, the Loan Mevoa, after infpeeling the Meal weighers' Returns, ordered Bread to rife id. per Peck Loaf.e—The new Salt duty is now paid. Four Rees.—A great concourfe of people, includ- I ing Several gentlemen, Rambled yellerday at nine o'clock. in Hyde Park, to witnefs a running match between Brown, the boot cl..fer, and the Eatl of Dorchefter's coachman. The difiance was one hun• dred yards, and the rum Raked twenty guineas.— Brown gave his competitor three yards, and the oddi were at firll [even to four, and latterly two to one in his favour. He was, however, beaten by the coachman, who ran it in thirty Seconds, and won the race by nearly a yard and a half. This is the filth racc won by the coachman within a (hurt time, and the fir[ time Brown has been beaten. The coa,b• man is a Short, clumfy figure, about forty years of age. He objeSls to run a greater diflance than :co yards. Their Graces the Dttchefs of Rutland and Leeds, the Right Hon. the Counteffes of Mount-N465, Darnley, Shaftefbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sherburne, Cape), Bolton, Say and Sele, the Right Hnn. the Lord Bithop of Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, and feveral other noblemen and phyficians, having witneffed many ex traordinary cures performed by aing's Patent Worm 1 ozenges, have confirmed their approbation of the me dicine by their honourable tellimony to its peculiar efficacy in removing Worms, Convulfion Fits, Pains of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other cor,fiimp sive complaints, Obaralions in the Liver, ecc.—As opening Phyfic on all occafions Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Bullet's, No. 4, Cheapfide, and molt Cpuntry Bookfellers, WINESOR, APRIL 22. From day light this morning coaches, lr.rouchcs, chaifes, gigs, taxed, and all other of carts, con- tinued to throng into Slough, Eta:), and Windfor : I bear that Egham, Staines, and the ntig!thouring villages are equally crowded as Windfor. At eleven o'clock his MAJESTY and the Ptinceffcs MARY and AstaLia,the Dukesof C•MBRIDGE and CUMB:ALAND on horfeback, attended by the Equerries and ftveral General Officers, went to the Cavalry Barracks, where they remained fame time. His MAJ6STY in. fpeded the regiment of Hurfe Guards and his own troop moil minutely : thence the Royal Party ,'till to the Pm k. About three o'clock, the Duke of Votes artived ; loon after the Foot Guards .paraded, and were marched to the Little Pa►k, where they had a grand field day ; General 1., stag commanded. The con. courfe of Ipedators was immenfe—the troops made an uncommonly fine appearance. . .. At three o'clock the King paid a vifit to the Princefs of Wm.'s and the Princefs CHARLOTTE, at the Upper Lodge. Tomorrow morning, at eight, the King is to pre. fent the Regiment of Horfe Guards with the laver kettle-drums; they are extremely rich and very elegant. The duty paid on the falter is not lefs than one hun dred guineas. The motto is—" Prefented by hilt Majelly George 111. to his Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards, for their uniform, honourable, and foldier. like conduet."—The Foot Guards will keep the ground during the prefentation ; the ceremony will be performed in the Little Park, under the Terrace. The Procetlion of the Inflailation will begin pre. cifely at eleven in the morning. Died at t dinhurgh, on the 16:11 intl. the Right Honourable Cal Hayti Lady FORBLS, widow of the late Ja rats Lord FORBES, and mother of her Grace the Decltefs of ATHOL. Yelleilday a dreadful accident befel Mr. St bt it IN, of the crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand,. About half paR o'clock, at night, as he was coming down heirs, he fell over the banniffers, diflocated his neck, and died on the fput. A meeting took place on Saturday fe'nnight, in the vicinity of Edinburgh, between two military gen. tlemen. They exchanged Clots without effeet ; but on the feeond fire one of than was slightly wounded in the thigh, when the feconds interfered, and tba matter was amicably adjußed. A duel was prevented from taking place at Winchef ter laff wick, by the timely interference of the Magil -1 trate'. Some difference having arifen between two Gentlemen of the Garrifon, they had agreed to de cide their dispute in a field not far from Wincheffer, but the intention of the parties having tranfpired, the meeting was prevented, and the Gentlemeo were bound to keep the peace. Let St. David's day, during divine fkrvice at St. James's, Liverpool, a tailor boy, going into the church, put half-a guinea into the plate ; as it was fuppofed to be a mittake, he was delired by one of the trultees of the Welch Charity to take back his half guinea, and throw down his 41 No, (replied the little tar), I was brought up in the fchuol, and give it with all my heart." The esti regiment embarked on hoard the Eat Indiamen, at Portfmouth, on Friday I the 67th em. barked y elterday. . On the loth intl. the 2111 regiment of foot, re Royal North British Fufileers, lying at Loughrea. Ireland, received their route to march for Cork on the fah, there to embark on foreign fervice. Yelierday General esteems nes' Brigade was re. viewed by General Lord RARRI N GTO N , in Hy.:4 Park, when of er going through the cultomary etre• inoaies, they went through the different evo;nti is mind on fuck occatians, with a precilion highly cre ditable to thernfelves and their commanding officers, and were highly complimented by the Reviewing General for their lleadinefs under arms, and their soldier like appearance. The St. Andrew and St. Genrge'c Volunteers re. turned to town on Sunday, from Croydon, where they had been for the lag ten days performing mill. tary duty. The Pi ince William Frederick, or St. Clement's Volunteers, commanded by Maj rr Renoee, had a rield.day yefterday in Hyde Park, when they went through their various evolutions in a moil creditable and Soldierly flyle. The Banbury Volunteers, commanded by Major Btometn, have unanimoully volunteered their ter vices to go on permanent pay and duty. The Wiltfbire Cavalry are to commence duty for a fortnight on the loth of next month. They will be quartet ed at Marlborough, Caine, Devizes, and Chip. nenham. The different troops were afked, at their last meeting, whether they had any objeEtion They anfwered, that, as farmers and men of bufinefs, it would be inconvenient to leave their homes fo long, and they willted to decline on that account ; but if it were neettfary, and their country wanted their feo vices, they would certainly obey the fummons. I^s expected they will be loon called together in tro• when it will be Signified to them that the fervices o thole, to whom it may be inc mvenient to go, win t:t difpenfed with. They are a tine body of men, the command of Lord BUTS. On ‘Vednetday laR, that fine regiment, the olio (nt Angus and Mearns Militia) commanded by the Hon. Colonel Douceas, was paraded in his trace the Duke of BuceLeuca's park, in compliment to the Lieutenancy of thole counties. The Right Hoe. Vircount AR It CT tiNor reprefentedthe Meares ac Lieutenant, ana HERCULES Ross, lifq. of Rollie. Angus, as D:dtity Lieutenant, who, in confequee: of his Lordfitip being larue, reviewed the regimes , :, and, at the particular &tire of the Noblemen asJ Gentlemen pi eieut, addreffed Colonel Douctac at fume length, expreflive of the viva' admiration at the State of diicipline of his regiment, and the nigh fenfe of the compliment paid to the Lientenancy.— They were afterwards entertained by the officers of the corps.