Star. — London, England, 1801-08-31 00:00:00

I „ • • -1 • r . f4ll‘ " .• : 11: I iktk „ I . . . • - -'--.4'l'.N. ... w( . , . ~ C S. 1 i) . • ........._ 4,-,. ~ Itk, 0 1 . il'-- 1 4• "-,. . . • _ ~,-_-„,,,, „.....7 ). .._ ...I Ir - . 7 . ItATTRA:COPYWO MACEINTS. rirviw - IT In MAJESTY . . ItOTILL LLTTaaI P4TLICT. newly invented Machine fdr Writing with twoJ - PEN produchlgag the fame inflame twin Orient& indading to the common mode of writing.is °Weird to the Cola Political, Legal, and Literary World, ae well a. to all' perrons detirous of pref.:l'oog authenai records of their corral= , poodenee, &c. dce. Theft Machines will be found. eat trial to be far fuperior to any other ever offered to the pubZ for iM clitottch of bufincf.a.—To be had only of I. H Farthing, N0..3, Cornhill, London, Pocket-book and portable Writing-cid/EPA*. nufaeterer for exportation. . i•r' . LAN/Ps. NOTICE is )t by given, 'Mit the Comma: !toners for Paring ,and Lightini thel'orro dßwdltl, its' Ole county of barks, will m,sl at the Una . Ship put do re, sof . 1 Friday the 4th day of September next, al ITO 0 ilock 113 elni • • evening, to nicely, prorofala foe tkillghtin and Itt.irtit ilk it . •; . pair for oru`, two, and three years, ate hundred ard li-warty 'lour lamps, to be lighted oo every trinity berrgen that 't 3tb ' Jog of September, anetrhe Isar day o(s'april eTbdb yew% ca. clialte of the four days before, the dal. of, and one d y after the fiat moon Joe hyaaned and twenty of which Lamps , be required to e,nthin one wick of twenty-four threads, and' the reriaitarglifty•foiir to toottlitrfwb wic ka of twenty threads each, and the whole or.tbe faid lamps ruult g.re *good. Prtric per and Ready light for the Vacs sd tw,lre huurs; dated this, alit day of Augult, iki, JOHN 131.Aillrl; j Clerk to the tad Comanithoserla • 6 CIIEMS- OF THE . rRISH LOTTERY :••• Nina Drawing Nayarit:ler E 6-, flitli. . ' ' 1 . flaDte Velma, 04Enro g ;pticei zoo. 6d. in boards.. No. of Prizes. Value of each. .rigig vigi ge „ • A CENEItAL ACCICKINT of all the RIVERS 4 . Prism of C to,ooo is % a opcm -I- 4 1 . ilf NOTE In GREAT ERITAIN ; with their &Vend 4 •-• 5,00 3 . woo Cenirfes;theirprenliar Charaders, the Countries through... Nett 4 -- 2.000 ••• 3063 they Bob and the entire Sem Coat of our 'nand ; conelnding S soon sig i co , with a minute Deltription of the Tswana, and its vinous 5 son g Auxiliary Streams. Mutinied with Seventeen Maps. - I,f -•-• • lon , g ddb 1 By PENRY MOLINE, Erg. LL. h. 7 ' so so Atop _ Of wharsey, to Somerfetibite, I,coo -- iil 1:. /11;W . Antbor of Three susce&se Tours in the North of England . '-, • . and Scotland, in 1795 ; and Two Succclkve Tour, In South, gp . s7 Prizes and North Wales, b 1799. 15,9%3 Blanks :. it5ia....i.;... • Printed by T. &silky, for P. Etta,' and Co. 117, SttssiL • 31 ,000 Tickets 4. 1 0/M castrate iairalturnaiste. FUR drawn Ticket Ifl day 45 08 :- NM - 4th t.. 1,000 tto " ish • • • 5.0 00 • Ditto ~ . 33thighy 10,000 UM 19th ehti. I o y o o # . . ~ Dealt* day .- ---.- ..- a Pzo %purr resets er ?scrim aft illAilts. Irliofericiat -:.. 41 0 o} Eighth - - Lt s o 'Half &00 - - '4 •'y ti Sixteenth . 011 0 4.l•Tri• ate'. - II 1 0 richt , and f,CtiareaorTiekrts are now on sale at every • LICENCED MIT FRY-OFFICE. .s.s -An early purdah.* recommended, as the Tickers thb Val: ar- ti. *apex titan Isft July, and there is no probability of sbdr tteins lowers ma/lie had (grads) at all the Licinied.Ofilees. . v u b 3 1!EDROTII—IN COR24WALn . NvANTED immediately, in thicTnwn, aGen. demon capable of undertaking die management of a SAO, ad were great encouragement will be given, not Ida that :-vl per annum to the. Matter, and an bandfome allow ance 19i an Affiftant. None need apply whole moral and ex emplary ebaradter will not boar the &idea enquiry. It is expe.2etf that the Perlin applying for the above Situation. Stall be competent to teach Latin and Greek, and that he @al live Oak,* knowledge of Arithmetic, Mathematics, Drawing, an Geography.—Letters ashireffed to the Rev. Samuel Gurney, it the Parfooage Houle, will be duly atblaed to. This day were publiihed, (With Engravings of Drs. 'miner, Woodville, Pearfon, and Waterhoufe, and a VignetteTitle-Page, widt tkt amuck Cow), Bvo, price 35.(ow ed, OBSERVATIONS. By JOHN COA/C,LEY LETTSOM, M aa dr .L...1)... Member of fereral Academies and Literary London : Printed for J.Mainnan, 'Poultry. Of wham may be bad, Dr tbit One Antbirs . t. The Natural killtory of the Tea Tree; with ObfervatEms on the Medical QLiaties of Toy and on the Fffedis of Ten Drini.ing. A New Edition, Rolla sto, with coloured Plates, Ica. cd. ftWed. • a. The Nmurallit's and Traveller's Companion. Third Edi tion, Bvo, with coloured Plates, 4s. boards. 3. In the Profs, and fpecdily will be publinted, Hints deigned to promote Beneficence Temperance and Medical Science. To be eomprifbd in citric Volumes, ORavo, with Forty-Woo Plates and Prints. - - THE afflided with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-ach, Numbnefs, Paiftry. Finniencies, and Pain&%f the Stomach, will find an effedualrentedy in ...Warr tut.% 0 a ESUNCII of Niueram). Which has frequently fuceeeded in cafes that had baffled every other method, and under circumftances that precluded every expe6tation of relief from the MGM ufually prefixal:4d. It is prepared in Pills, and alto b a timid Rate. The Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceable in Flatulencies and lodigeMon • and by their falutary mode of ' operation, (infenftble perfplration) they gradually undermine the molt obftlnate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated conftitutlon. The Fluid Effente is a remarkably attire embrocation, neceffanly ufed with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling foliation, even in the dettpeft fated =fees, it removes the ante pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the fevcreft Sprains and Bruges, old Strains and Re laxations, arc frequently cored by a few applications. In ner vous Hud-achs it affords inftwitaheous relief ; and by the fuggeftioli of frvenl Ladies of eliflidtlon, Me Joan/Tom pre pares it, lot the'accommdflation of the affluent, equally grate. ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters ; in this Rate it can only be bad at his houfe, No. is, Oreck-Reece, Soho, London, in larger fixed bottles, at its. 6d. each—The genu i ne is difilh gulfhed from counterfeit! by the RAO Patent, and the VA tore of RUORNIITON on the lable each box or bottle. It may be at &a . 9d. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the three kingdoms, Welt Indies, and America. Ti ph:vent counterfeit Ithrsfition, the dfftioildfltiag marks of the gamine are notary to be attandid to. VALUABLE SALMON FISH 'NOS ON THE RIVER TAY. ' Bi'LONOING TO THE EARL OF MANSFIELD. TO BE LET for SIX YEARS after ANDREWSMASS; riot, hi public Romp, upon Wedneiday the 3oth day of September, akt, at I 2 o'clock at noon, within the SalUtatiou inn, Perth, THE Fifhings of Scone and Rome, lyitry on the Eaft fide of the River Tay, as prefently *leiter by Thos. Cope and David Blair, and their Subtenants. The lower boundary of there tithing) commcncei abmit ode Mlle above the Path Bridge, and within Tide Mark, and,eitenda along the Banks of the River for comic miles. including many very acellent Piffling Stations, famed for prOduelng Barnet mat , In the Seaten, and alto in abundance. The Fithingapf of innerberft, lying neat adjacent to the aboire, pod as patently poffcffed by William Stewart, merchant, in Perth ; and the iftlltings of Aikenhead and Pk- Id:hry, a now occupied by John Riehardion, Mg. and R. Wal lace; both there tithing' yield,Sahnon early, and all the Ma ins may be much improved.-.Partiodar Information may be had by applying to James Laldlaw f -Efq C. S Edinburgh, or William Blair. of byPerr h, who will diredt the different Mind:win of the Flitting to be pointed rat. EIISBASES of the URmAity CANAL and VENEREAL • COMPLAINTS. MR. DI:TOTAL informs the Pnblic,that he may daily ha eoofuked gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hook, No; CAPITAL RESIDENCE IN DEVONSHIRE, 3,- Frith- :roes, Soho, Leaden, in all cafes of Oh(hellions, With immediate potato. Stridiores, Gleeu, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine TO BB SOLD IN FIE, By Fltiv•TE COWTRACt, Faßule., Impotence, and debility to either So, &e. _trans Manor and Lordfliip of WEAR, other- . m elt ed butr five If (or ma lo ny thl ye s ar e s t , epartment, to which he re , ash • he onus a method of care, mild, TvdTHONITON's SIEGE; confining of a capital Mention- 1 efficacious, and which prevents a relapfc. kode, of diftlngalilled and Oniony( plan and clevation,wlth fat- Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me isle 1411das of every 7km " tinataaa ' P aden ' , laa ' in the centre elicited) Boogies, has ultimately fo impioved them, by dive& of :too acres of very Nth land, beautifully wooded, through tng them of the irritating efforts of comma Boogies, that they which the rim EU is navigable ; the fituation one of the Snell , fucceed where caultics and other violent TOMS have filled. in England; the views on all fides de li ghtful; &Rent from Eno- I For the Venereal Dikafe, Mr. DUFOUR Is In poffellica et ter two miles and a half, looking down the river to the Routh to Drawer's Remedies, fo mild that they render coa ßn or Eancath, and the lea, from which it ts dlfiant (even angel i tcftadat in diet =smeary. To enable him to attend patients the village of Wear, with fundry farms, dove-houfes, lime- it their owe harks, he has provided the adiftance of a Gentle la ic, wharf on the river, eitenfive falmon fineries, Re. 'rein- ! man of the Faculty. Perfans In the country may be cured by euct-J. On 'view It maybe found to ponds every beatify and ' 1 Rating their cafes in letters, petit paid. convinince to render it the aloft defixable cadence in the king 1 Itift ptibtlihed, price as. 6d. Mt Edition, enlarged--A don for tale. Treat& on the above Complaints, 'nonrated with the various The Pafk,of it le acres, in which the haute Is meg ablate.- 1 fyroptonas and Cafes fttemn the painful and dangerous ef *tiny feared, may be purch:Sed without the other has& ' i .: i fedts of Cauftic Bougies •an roved method of treating°. A oki alto with oflJbnn p on the myth day of Septlmber,iB44, ..,,rth,r i„. &c. Primed ' for T. Callow, Crown-court, Sobel, The Manim-hook of Moot War, pkaffney &vat ed on the `Z.,I H. ' D. 9 .,, n , 0nd ... paten , .. tow . alfo to be had at km:sof the Ear, with all requifite offices, eztenfive and excel- r e i ctiman . a, ,iZ ar..e.hanse. and at the ' Aothot . t. lent gardens, and more Olds of the rich las* midjelnin. Part of the puthafe money may routs on kearne. ‘ AU ilEt4 i v rolifkall Men cif education and re lagthre al.'W' F. Spiv 1 4" al Wear' ( lama . pee Tilli e ) VV C' fibility deviate from the general ((Rem by the fe leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtka of keg calltloteed A DirSIRABLE SHIPWRIGHT* YARD. and CAPI.. rows , it the ,„_,,, attaton of fr....407ft.. TAL DWELLING HOUSE, within the PORT of PLY , • , ''''' _ " T- * _ 7 _ e . __ e arsaa. MOUTH. Eight yen have I devoted my practice to the es tun, ' ,tent of THREE DISORDERS, and the knee:dui Melt at TO BE SOLD ET VIOSILEt BOETIOIIy my plan gives me additional ard our to oppofe as far as lam rorder of the Anignees of Thomas Dunfterville, a Bankrupt, , able the Tavares of thole contpliints Which are the moll invert. on Tudday the alter deg of Sepiember, at five 'Markin the ant in the catalogue of human infirm:hies. Afternoon, at the Pope's Head Tavern, in Plymouth. THE followiery Valuable LEASEUOLD After initial= Into every branch as an Arley Swam& I farmed a will% at an early period of Praeice to rekue intilvithe PROPER lo two Notre Lefts, HIP-. a d, from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally don- Lot t. For the remainder of a term of twenty-Ole year! In , . us precipitancy of general Praiftirioners. p-ift Oka, from the seth September typo, and for a Posher , The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have di term of nitaetrivine years (determinable on three Lives of the I vote. a atrention, comprise every fpedes of VENEREAL 2w - chafer's domination), to be granted at the exirados of the . INFE S lON, whether of a recent or long duratlon.--2dly. ft:i icon of twenty-one year*, veldt a perpetu a l i ti - ht 4 re- AN hinds of DEBILITY, whether *riling from the habits of otwal on the death of each Life, on payment o f' a floe certain ; : Seladillters, or the indulgence of mature age, and tidily thin de- All that vallabk, minpflte 7 .-, ea .2 1 ram .. P ile ' . 5h , i ,P" 6 ,,,,,,. 0 " . ' negailiot of the frftens in Women which is caged maxim. Yard, with the Docks, MP% N.o•T°- " ore ' , '''''-% "---!" NE.iii at STERILf fY. and liweilieg Houk thereunto belonging , firuate within the Nunnaroos difrafa are the refute of Ignorance or bane In tilt fortof Plymouth, at Cremil Point, in the parith of Eaft Stony haute, and County of Devon ; being fuperlor to every Mee. te 'lll:Meat of a finople Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. yell/hit the feeds of Life are polkaed by the indiferetion of an tam Shipwrighes Yard In the Pert, and equal to any in the unguarded how. By a furrow have baled,' me th od loch owwwww 11111°11I we fiinodwater om, having a ketch of competent to the beading "' sparing Chips of the larva tannage ; is is a molt eligible , maCl‘fiT:Yprc."ed,...fien, grad ts even ....... w .a bc k...a ra 01 t:, - iota, and capable of the hit he ft improvement. I P ew ho w ever are the cake Illituo 1;o am The whole Is very cetcalve, and contains urinates °f l an difeff . der marred with the &m a ws s ho d am dil a ., a d o air above bighwaaar mark, and mere than an acre below high from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VlCl,ert the =l;t Gale. *nu mark..-In this Let Is included the While., which is des of a faihionabia Life, acquire that /t a t e o f whir me teed es the King's Slaughter Houle, at ahr Port of Ph' la die unavoidable cookapance of Ruch pernicious habits. math, whi c h b e lon gs t o th e Yan' . and adloin• i! on the Wed, - * hem the meow , frikfer broods over m e ; weary, ban aps e VA it held by the CommilSoners. tot the Vida-gong, under the p a w ? waft& hie misfortune, It may be fame confotatlea fie *yearly rent of 1431. eia him to know, that although it be an cappft !Idol* or your Lot 2. i" the remainder of a term id nimtimhie T erra ' calory with ther Pradlitionera, the removal of there DER. rtertanable or , the death of three you've and healthy Lila* cwNci ES by the gradual progrefa of elioration is the acquire sous a peryetusl right of renewal no a tine certain-All that anent of me i f perience. If the rites of Bacchus or Value have drarabie and wall-Inalt Dwelling Hour: and Gard :m in front in reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented 0 rot, contains, together one hundre d and Norton perch or b,, an early enoterattion of dila languid Rate , and In drib Mo od, &gate at Cremil Paint a'orefaid, late the rtgolente of , cafes no groat dallicultios will occur. the laid Thomas Dasiterville. The Dorillay, Houk canna , Eat where this Deficiency has for years reified, a peldesrPatv Si two large and handf°lllB lieg/Pan ' 1 thCben. and dikv ._.l °n feverunseehladdpenntAy relantete revive the aumbrlsigtida, ", tratski•tioor; fair eammodivas bed minis, with ..—ng at l a we d 0 pc.aalmate Mc Conaltutinn• I I'm"' tb4 Ise." ridliiitik em e cballibell y ek ew e l t r ue„... besuic i i, 6 ".... Y ' MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been ifappadmed and all miler 0 11.11 -.---- —- in their exprelatioss of a Family, may be that an ion 1"kl a Rant tria= e ' llkiliallidia "e Ma cam nil. tfittowei set AAA. aft cunt* by Old& dmt mlio_ a'alad is tab aim a il".* th e 11.1..m.. "161"..11 ,,,a :,...Lisi ti h r u , „L c ' ' The SECRECY which is Radicals' to my podertaking,* t trribl a i „: 11 0 , b . m ina -- - ..--ii --- mt ; ty ' -- 04 .. It — ma - . y . " ' be t ars. he fi r oa tn idl y eati preco ons LIZ; d ha in v:..L= to Rate, turn *lda listikelathellk er r en d a p a ii , reihit. madras 111 given , that Mr ii•-•-• may barrapagly Mr. Onos, at will Raw the Premlfee; revlair- 1 (or by letter. lnelodog i a (mall note) at his iv, Arta. therParrimlan „ NW WA! grplii_gc.itbor , 7. Mr. "lb" ; deSaftzeot , knead, war Temper-Bar. Sand hw. 4l , t ; ,% 1611111 •• Lanigko,p;T:su. $. Belli. MT 0 . There is an additional entrance is Water-Pratt adjottual N -- - ' -r. " ' W a r r. at as MllP•rel or and the meter Men both the deem "••• r• Kdly, ale' , Plimottehe as.s. wont ei tit IWO Coed. if Surpoir. . . • - INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAIStER. • THE PROPRIETOR of this molt eircellettel RIMEDY Is fo eertala of its Efficacy Laving newt ; failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the Corns, radt-and bnineh, TO ROTOLO TOO MOWIT. • It will ,op application, take cif tbc In ilasamation in at eft honor , and delltay effeetually the Malignky , without the lad harawff, Printed DlieCtions feared up wilt It. ' This Is Tit celebrated PLAISIFER that gained fo much• re putation in Germany, and hai been fold in Lomita itpward of Fifty Yeaswitrrithtbe gretheitterttatlats. 4 Bold Whokfildetiod Retail by T. Astell, 14. 1, Pinch-law, Agar ohs Rayel Exchange; and affo by Mr. Day, No. y, Tavif toe!-ltreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 3y, &. Junes's-Rivet; Mr. Swim", No. at, Pan-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3t4, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. Ito, Oxford-Rreet. At BMW, by &Agin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Rofoznan, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter , South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Hardin's. • Liyerpord, by Mr. Gore, piinterond Mr. Jones ,bookfellet Portrmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. FOR DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS, DALBY'i CARMINATIVE. .- 1 CAUTION. N i kT REREAS many counterfeited Sorts of this Medicine are offered for Pale by fundry Druggifts and others, under fpecions prtteaces ; and whereas repeated plaints - plaints have been made of the baJeffeets of tbefeCompoMioas ; —all Purchafers are requefted to be particularly careful in ob ferving, th.t the name of P. NEWBERY is engraved in the Stamp, which b paged on each Bottle, as the fureft mark of authenticity; and that in the Bill of Medians, in which fifth Bottle is wrapped, is the following EXTRACT rank Tilt WILL OF TR/ LATt MF.DALIT : " And whereas:l did many years farce intruet my daughter Frances, now the wife of Anthony Gell, of North-ftreet;Weit mintier, Cc:inane°, in the art and method of preparing, cent ,and making up a certain Medicine,of which I am the Cl i erv n e i ntor, called and univerfailY known by the name of DALII4 . III CARMINATIV[; I have again inftrudted, and com municated to my raid daughter, Frances Get!, the feeret of pre paring or making up the raid Medicine ' • and I'd° hereby eon ! ftitute and appoint my raid daughter, the role Prepare: of this ufeful Medicine. I likewife give to my Paid daughter, Frances Gall, the foie property of the raid CAVIIIINATITI, and all pro fits arifang from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever." This exeelknt Medicine is a mot fafe, effeCtual, and in ge neral an immediate Remedy for the Wind; Colic*, Convulfmns, Fluxes, and other Difordcrs in the Bowels of Infants; sod is equally ferriceable to perfons of all ages, for interna l %im plants cm:aliened by bad liquors, fruit, Re. It Is fold'only at Mr. Newbery's (the only Wareheefe for Dr. James's Powder), No. es, St. Paul's Church Yard, on the Coach-way, a thw doors from the Corner of Cheapade, Lan don, in Bottles, price is. 6d. each, and 3d. duty.—Alfo retail, by his appointment, at Meek jebonh and Co's. No. 150, and T. Plddhag, No. nS, Ozbard-ftreet ; T. Wade's, No. 13, Old Bood-ftreet ; Bayley and Co's. Cockfpur-itreet ; W. Barry'', Stationer, Bridge-ttreet, Weliminfter • B. Burchell's Long- Acre ; j. Ward, N 0.125, Holborn ; T. Tun's, Royal ExChange ; and W. Clarke's, No. 169, Borough High -treat. • ' Thiadity was paibtlffied, BRODUM'e GUIDE TO OLD AGE, or Ad vice to both Sexes, cooks& a radical and permanent ewe for thole tarn infirmities of Nature which delicacy often for bids to difelofe even to their relatives ; with a Treadle on Fe male Difeafes, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Confumptive Complaints. To which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot -well Bathers, &e. It is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. Every palm, young and old, ihouki purchafe this book, there being lamely an individual who is not incanted iu tome part of it. In part:Lahr, it is recommended to young Own and boys, as an early attention to the latter may terve to guard them againft a fatal reek on which thoefands have fplit, and be the means of preferving their bodies from dilate., and alfo their fouls, their minds, and all their faculties from deffirudtion. In the mean time, he eameftly and difintaeitedly recommends his Nervous Cordial, whereby he is enabled to atord the moft permanent relief to youth in the above fares vice, and alto to perfons of all ages afilided with nervous diforden, proceeding either from an immoderate ore of tea, hard drinking, heat of climate, excels of grief, (Mated pleafiire, had lyings-in, he. The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly adapted to weak female co:Aim/ova, as well as to phlegmatic habits in general:—it ads, powerfully in favour of the whole nervous fyftem, COMM.. tag a vitiated appetite and digeftion In the firft pailagca, and Waits wonderfullyin the recovering the tone of the genital or pen; hence its efficacy in the molt obfttnate (=bud sleets in men, and correfponding weakneires in women ; will contribute more lately and honourably towards conjugal happinefs, than any of thole Irritating compofitions which are adminifterect to the unwary. flare who in advanced life kit the confequewas of youthful ends, or unfortunate youth, who.have brought oa thentfelves a numerous Min of evils, will, by the ufe of this medicine, find thenifeires reftored to health and ftrength, and all the melancholy fymptorns removed, which are the general &atm of filch cafes. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Doffior's Houle, No. q, Albion-itreet, 7 Doors from the Leonia Mutcum, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Betides at sus, its. 6d nod ss. 64. aro at In Bath. Craterell, Otafiptuse, Baiter, Brißol, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peck, Printer. Brighton, Doauldfoo and Co. Mamba, Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, &whiney, Engl.& Bookfeiler. Bedford, Soh, Ipfwleh, Middladitch, Wandford, einansone, Itle of Wight, Albin, Bun St. Etianieur, ai.yt. Irwin , A Vn••Ae, 13 ndP°T 1 9 Marirle Leeds, Blom and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gram Cambridge, Gee, Ls:Mcßee, @waren, Canterbury, Willow, Lewes, Elliott, Carlifle, Joitie, Manchcfter, Lynch, Chatham, Etheragton, Margate, Saver, Cheintdord, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Olefin, Poole and Sou, Newcaftle, Walker, Chkkelter, Pltillipfdn. Northampton, Dicey and Co. Spllibory and Co. Nottingham, Burhage and Co. Durham. Haiderfon , Norwich, Stromlo,' and Co. Deal, Role, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neale, . • Plymouth, Nettleton, Devises, Bri ghton, Portfmuuth, Belem, Dethy, Dr-wry, Reading, Smart, and Co. ~iisburgi,Barter. Sunderland, Brae, Maim Hamad, Shrewilray, Each:twee, Meffre. Davit:Soo & Southampton, Baker, Elder, sad Co. &Affinity, Collins, Mr. R. San, drug. ?Mims, Sclera, Medlin, mob& Pitney, Mr. A. Barry,Merali. Exeter, •truernsa sad Soo. Tebakensie:College Ones, t.iofßort, Harding And by molt Bookfellers and Makinc-Venders in the three kingdoms. A aft. Battle contains equal to in final son Letters, RatiagPatients Cafes, with the Dodoes Waal Foe, of a Gahm, win be Brialy attended to. z.ds‘T ,;• • Wait IN 'a former paper we Ravi the commencement ot a new wa t r in Indoflan, and the movement of the Myfore and Bombay armies againft the CottiOte Rajah; by the late overland difpatehes we arc polfened of letters to the 4th nr May, which give the following account of tlieuc* cation and progrefs of the war to that date : is In the year 1775 llvotß ALLY authorifed the. Sinjah Rajalt to take potfafion of a part of Wy naad, which the Cottiote . Rajah had wrefied frogs' Coorga fizty or feventy years before. Au attempt, was made fume years after, by two young Princes, of Coorga to retake this Aida, but they, and a great part of their army, perithed in the enter. prize, but the pretenfions of their family were not relinquithed. • ' " NAGAPEN, the prefent.Rajah of Cottiote, forme time (ince, by profeffions of friendflaip, reduced the Coorga Rajah to Cottiote on a iffit,. when he trea clieroufly threw him into prifint, and compelled, him to'purchafe his liberty by assigning to NAG*. pia Tome very valuable dißriasi " The Coorga Rajah was then fuffeted to re-'. turn; and a flrong corps followed him acrofs the Ghauts, to take poffeffion of Abe Ctded province's. Being arrived in his country, he quickly affembled a foperier corps, and furrounded the Cottiote de tachment, compelled its Leader to fign, a deed,- not only cancelling that which had been extotted by .NAGAPEN, but in his name relinquiffiing 211 Claims to that part of Wynaad which had been for - fo many years the objet[ of difpute. This pro. duced a fresh war, which, after nearly depopulat- . ing the country, was terminated by the pritith Go.. • yernrnent, which, at tht 'peace of Serfngapatans, took the Coorga Rajah under it's proteCtion. ‘‘ NAG A I.E W, though roft talittir Irrigt ialue;«, by the pretence of the Itijtilh trees on bis fro& tiers, prepared for .War (o Coon as circtimilances would favour its commentellont • and the mo ment our troops were called to the Northward by the rebellion of Doondeah; he renewed his depre dations on the Coorga frontiers, and advantaged by the abfence of the Rajah to the eastward, car. ried deflruaion into the heart of his dominions, putting to death many women' aifd children of his family, deltrOying whole villages, and committing the molt wanton and barbarous excelfes. Td reprefsand.puniffi thefe-outrages, the My, fore army, under the command'of Colonel Sys. PMEI{IOII, in the beginning of januavy.laß... com menced its. operations. Our troops had been en- -* gagedin numerous lkirmilhes with the enerny.but advantaged by the nature of the country, he had been enabled to avoid any general adion, and haraffed and annoyed our people exceedingly. .The main body of his • army comprifcd about '4OOO men, fupplied with a numerous park of and lcry, direaed, it it Rated, by French engineers. A division of the Bombay army was advancing. to take them in the rear, which it was expeeted would oblige them to•shandor, the fafineffes ss hn.h they occupied, and from whence it would other. wile be extremely difficult-iv dillodge them. " The movements of Nagapen are connelted with, and fuppofed to have inflnenced the hottiliry , of louse others of the native powtts.—Acconnts from Wynaad Rate, that in the h;_;.itining of Aptil, a large body of troops, fuppofed tube in-the pay of the Pycbe Rajah, had aflembled en die talum, and encamped on its Isittits. A ment o* the Britillt Souther* Army was f tb driserlapin from this. pot - scion, but the forte pWiweih iiutdequate to the fervice. Ottr. people attacked with their accuftomed gallantry, hut the ince* having brought tome heavy guns to bear on them from an eminence, they were obliged tb retire with lots. t. A Caw days afler, in confcquence hf fiver* rains, the river overflowed its banks, and obliged the enemy to retire from his polition, when . our troops, confiderably reinforced, rgiewed the at tack, routed, and purfued him up the cleauLsi where we have ellablithed polls to übferve his fur ther movements. " Amongfl the killed and wounded, three or four Frenchmen have been discovered ; and it has been afeertained that feverAl others have been lent from the Mauritius, for the purpofe of exciting the Pyche Rajah to batik,' with the Blitilh, And or ganising and direding his army. Theft contelts, however, although now pro duelive of extreme toil, sad form lo ts to our p.o ple, muff ultimately tend to the eztenfiob of o u r empire in India, now too firmly eflablidied to be frriowily affeeled by the impotent guits of patfion which fo freqnently agitite that hemifphere; they have 'prevented the purpofed reduCtion of the mi litary etlablilhment on the lino of frontier' from Riflery Durgam to Advigaram, and induced con derable reinforcements being fest thither."