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T • • t . • . 1 4 ...*, . P' • 0. . 10 t ~.. . . WEDNESDAY, IVNE ii, ,aO6. =. NUIABBR .~I~IC~ NZ-Y=ITCB, OFFICS OF 011DMINCI. fitly sa, • 1%6. 'I'VE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JEBTY'eOßDliANCEa.herebypveNotice,thattheyWfp be to* to receive Propfais at their Once in St. beervereer /t re e, Wolemhtiterole or beton doe t yth of June next, front fuck Verrone Who my be capalia sod willing to underfelt the Om it vend of cortana bakes' which it is intended to at Cob chalet, kw the (lodinate Department, conforinatdy to a Pin nod i tendon, "Ake may be ken at the Once. on any day bemoan th.- non et tea had tour o'clock. Itieetrapekb m (reify the priret of each diferiptioit of Wort to be ineltilalks the luddinge Alto the noon width the Watt & j am s e ul o g ists& ender a panty; and the snore et the tennity - to beeves, In nk d ow-pettonnanos of the Centred. peograktklealed top, and fuperfaind " !repaint tor Centred " IN Ihdithep tor . the Ordinate Dnartront at Calcisdhe to be Sainted at the lettetry's Olee. at. btargareesdnet, Wait aki/Ora, es et Won the s,* day dine next. bon Pagodas tabs beaded after that day.—by ceder of the bard, • R. H. CREW, Secretary.. _ . pito° RME RS willing to engage for the Manta at GALWAY and WEXFORD, are &fired to abets Mr. Methane, at the Theatre, Waterford. Wane but people el mail Deed ap ply. nor will any but pea laid letters be received. ?Ws day orsa potilimolL peke Elglit Maw Iglotids.• • '•lbe &woad Edlooshwfth AdakisesoM owoolMoSs, A N k$ AY on MILITARY LAW and the • PRACTICE of COURTS MARTIAL. By the Hon. ALEXANDER MASER TY f LER, Formal) , Judge Advocate or North Britain, now one of the Judges of the Cowl of Scram in Newland. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. PHILANTHROPIC ANINNTIf PLAN. AT a numerous and rerpteable MEETINCSImid this day at the London Tavern, WlLt.l.tM LULLAM. Efq. in the Chair, It was refolved branimoadly s r. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that as finesse the na ture of this Wilted= is thoroughly kTIOVII3 , to the Poblic, the Community will concur with it in thinking it likely to be produc • 'five of much public bentit and individual advantage, and that the Sublet - Oda' will he rapilly a• That the Booksiof Subfrription br tiontioued open, and that 'as roan as stpoo Shane are fuNcribed for, the firguistinnt for car. .tying the Plan i n to circa he fent round to the Subfpribeni, and temp•wary Truitees he ay:minted, and a Meeting Ix ted of the Subfirlhers, to alter and amend the prnynfed Regulation prevl. to their being committed tattle Diredonhas the foundation of de Deed or Charter which they at— • to draw up. 3. That the Rooks of Subfcription be new hid nn the table, and that all perfons Mall be at liberty to whhdraw their Suliferlpticna therefrom for one fortnight after the easing Meeting. whit') lhaU Detailed as form as the acionco Shares have been fubrcribed for. This day was publiesed, fn Quirt* ;nice in boards, THE TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY—Vot.uM X. prboasd; and fold by Payne and•Pdsekinhy, Strand. London. BooldaSsrs to the Royal kids Academy. Of whom may be had soy at the fame: WNW& This day was publitted, price Three Shillings. AN INQVIRYintn the PRINCIPLES. DISPO -61110N5, and HABITS of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, under their different Sovereigns ewe the Reign of Queen Elisa beth. With various Obfervatioss, lit!lacteal sad Moral, artful from the oubjedt. By JOHN ANDRE WS, L. L. D. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. Thir day were "Willed, in ate voL aelavo. price ss. 6d. boards. R EMA RKS on the HUSBANDRY and IN 11RNAL COMMERCE of BENGAL. C.aleatta : Printed sEa4. Londoe: re-printed for the Author. Sold try Blacks and Parry. BookfeSers to the Honourabk Eat- India Company. Ladenhalt•Rrces; apd J. Harding, St. James's - _ This day was pubillawl. price Two Sat Map. LETTERS to the Right Hon. W. WINDHAM. SECRETARY of STATE for the WAR DEPART MENT, Etc. ate. By a HELD OFFICER of VOLUNTEERS. Chrefeurst ftwitus, annoniumee logruit homer , • Piloted foe T. ftetten. at the Whew, Library, Whitehall. 4. That this Meeting do now adjourn. London Tavern, Jone 10, t11:6. WM I.IJOL AM, Chairman. The Cbairroas having left tbeasair,it was snag:lmpel:ly refulvsel, That the ;banks of this Meedng be given en WiWasn Ludlam, for his ahle and judicious winded in the Chair. B. Tice Book. of lisbfaiptlons continue open at the Looks Tavern, awl at sg, Wellbeek-ftrcet ; at either of which places the Profpeass may be Mb TRIAL OF LORD MELVILLL IT is expeaed that this Trial, which is tar metre in• babeth Publ Maccle s fi el d, which bps table pbee dace the of Lard tell fie &Mb tbe comic of ter=weep. WUXI. Ilesbielbr, et *abb. Crown. sad Con alegtlir—en7Flo. 31. Centhlll, hr colleasd fad Materials as will eafillefillo te pelting s wreak Impertist Report of the whole ihtleidlap., as bon as tillt %WWI et the Houle of Lords Well he peersiebeed. h will amble wsery Aroma and every Fset notelbry to put the Pahlle leen eseeplege *Welke of the whole Cafe. and at the dam 'nese •at bs et s e within the reach of every reader. 0. 0 the Pahicate r to be pa:beau In ordering " At• woes Pdittoo." PRIVATE EDUCATION. THE Friends of Young Perkins defigned for the Lialaaelley.eka Prafritlons. or the Superior Lines of BuOncfs, ar anpapessjaisas isChurpnen, ateultorned condua the Sala weft* sawase, Weaves iota Ms Hoare, seal Stinted near Leaden. a Mari Hales of Ptipiis They art treated liberally; the Ow al spAr follialhiven is adapted to the Situation in life for whielidiar are kneaded, and includes siivantases not urually found bl ow er 'moods& ....Amity at Metre. Sits, Smith and Co. Raakers, tha 5. Maeltemeionte-nreet. WEYMOUTH, JUNE, 5, sso6. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by T. TINDALL, At the Comm tno. on Wednefday, Dine as, aBo6, under • Cum mace of Apyradfonent end Salelfecti from the High Court of Adnairaky. and addreffed to Mars. Wm. Walton and Fhonus Rkinetifou, Comminionere, 'THE Cargo of the Galli nt JO HANNA JLTLIAN A FIERMINA, Nana Se taco za kfaAcroo her Voyage from lig aga up Balbach covelting of 1370 Sorrels Soo Saafice--s6 Sines RaiGne. so Pipes of Mabga Wine—s Cafe of Ditto. partintiars apply to Men. Walton and Itlebuttfon, Com Weymouth, or to 'F. Timbal!, Broker. Wllag to bcain at Sky= o'Clock in the Morning. DEN SIOHSHIIIE. • ' • To be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, In Lots, At Denbigh. in July or Anguß neat, QEVER.A.L eery definable Eames in the Parifbes S a Lisamdr,Talhalsrn,Gsrythertn, Llanfannni, Llaoylfyd, Denbigh, and I.lanrahide, Ind ;unfitting of Demefne Lode, Mills, Woods. Farms wall Tenanted, with cztenfire Com • nssma.lbmp Wilke. and Wafea, tome of which contain rich Mine rals. Orb, Sias(' and amend arries, with formal moil defirable Lands and Tenements In ontiguous to th e Town of Denbigh. Putimdars at all which will be advertifed in due time, and a famine moms* may be had by applying to Nleffrs. Fatter, Atkin - fon and Janke, Lincoln's Inn Helds, London ; or Wm. Richards, Ef t (:stem. IOTTENIME CARPENTER'S YARD and WORKSHOPS. and PRE EI HOLD HOUSES, and LAND In the TOWN of RIMPTIONE. TO RESOLD BY AUCTION—B? Mr. JOHN BISHOP, By order of the Mlgneica of Thome"' Ooddep, Carpenter, a Bank rupt, on Tharfßay the 3d day of July, 1806, at two o'clock In the afternoon, at the Star Inn, Moldßotte, in one Lot. A NEW ERECTED MESSUAGE nr TENE MENT, with an ex mitre Timber or Carpenter's Yard, Car penter's and Joiner's Shops, Shedi,Store -beige for Deals. Saw-pit, So*, and other convenient Outbuildings adjoining, ton„ thee with a Paddock behind the fame, and the Shedand Building. thereon The Prima(' are Freehold, &Stably ficate at St. Faith's Green, Maidebotte. were late in the occupation of the Bankrupt, and are molt ithavettlendy adapted Many bufitufs requiring room. Mk. ki Six Lotai—Sie ball brick MeTuages or Tenements, with the Oats and Appurtenances adjoining to the before mentioned Prange*, and now in the occupation of Mr.. Gilbert, Mrs. Davey, Mefra. Head, Merchant, and Cooper, as Tenants at Will, at very low annual vents, amoonting together to 531. at. The whole of the Buildings,. Worldhopa, Ica are futillantially bulk. and have all bath eredied within a few iceman(' are well fuppUed with water. Alfo a piece of Freehold Land, in the centre of the 'I own of MalMone, immediately behind the Mitre Inthin the High-Reece, and extending to Earl.itreet, together with the ft thie and build - kart, one part thereof moil edam-sr -gully limited foe the build be of (oval (mall books, Rabies. or wort elope. Norther particulars may be known by applying to Merin. Swain and Mimeos, Solkitort, Old Jewry; Mr. Selby, Solicitor. Town Man i% Mr. Waterman, Solicitor. Tenterden; or Mars. Bur and Pope, or the Autlioneer, Mahltione. MONMOUTHSHIRE, near CHEPSTOW. • Tole SOLD by AUCTION—By Mr. STEPHENS, Mahe White Lion Inn, Broad-Rent, Briltol, TO-MORROW, lute as, at Five o'Cloek in the Afternoon, tulle.* to tech con .didona of Sale as will he then and there produced. unlel dlr. efbt the homnediate time by Private Contract, AVEßY eompwa awd defirAble FREEHOLD ES CATIS. called CAERLICKINI FARM, fu the Peri& of . Kcrneyt, eontiftlng of a Ibbilantial Dwelling Hou re:with other limitary building., and by ailmeafurement tty Acres, a Rnods, and s 3 Niches of Arable, Meadow and Pafture Land, well pro. I portioned within a ring truce, which by a very enididerable ex pence d brought under a regular murk of hufbaudry and a high Rate of cultivation. From the Orchards in a fruitful year are made 4n hogdarado of Cyder. The Hook, folds and fields are well top pling with conftant fringe of water. The ERate is beautifully Ottaated to the fouth, and a foil eligibly whined either fur the Gloueelterfliire Hill or Vale Fanner, well timbered, at an eery diltance fur lime and coal, and adjoins the I turnpike road leveling (mom Newport to the Nett Paffage, within ' three miles of Genitor, fie of Newport, and ten of Chepltow, (apart and market towns, and within half a nor of the River U. from whence Boats pats to Bridal every week. It commands a plealini vie* of the BMW Channel and oppoOte emit. It in a genteel neighbourhood, and adjoins the great Wean Road. where the London Mail through Briftol to Haverfordweß paffes ever. , day. The coppices and lands are well Rocked with Pheafants and other VIM, and the furroundlog woods abound With Woodcock,' tithe Beaton, within a than dittance of the °roofing and fe ted packs of bounds. The premllca are entitled totality. or the right of eatting wood 6w the ufe of the Farm , fro m a rntfice of 6o acres near the Mate. purcbafer may be accommodated with part of the purchale rmmey on [twity of the premlfes. For further particular , . and to treat by private contrail., apply (letters pat paid) to Mr. Wyndowe, Attorney at Law, at hi. •Atee. No. 3r, Com-fireet, Brutal. where an accurate Mar may be km. and who will appoin; a perfoil to esw the Eftate. This day war put:anted, Handnimcly printed in °Rave. with three Plates. &Sped by J. M. W. Turner, and engraved by J. Heath, and alto with an en graved Sketch a the Routs, prII• Se In beards. N EXCURSION to the HIGHLANDS of SCO'T'LAND, and the ENGLISH LAKES, with Reed. Wiens, Dcfcriptions, and References to Hlitorigal Page. By JOSEPH MA WMAN. Publilbol at No. as, Poultry. This day was plablllsed, In (behest Volume, Royal /Ivo. price stis in boards, A New Edition, Very confiders* enlarged sod improved, of MR. SUGDEN s PRACIICAL TREATISE an the LAW of VENDERS and PURCHASERS of ES TATES. In this Work an attempt ha been made to campfire not only the whole law on the fubjedt, including Sales by Auction, dee. with radical obrergtious ; but alto the general pradtice of the profef• Sat refinntling the title, affirms*s of terms attelled copies and covenants to which a modals is emitted, farthing fur incase brances, Ste. &c. I undott: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-erect, and for J. Cooke, Ormond (kay, Dublin. Thh day was puldifhed, price as. 61. No. IV. of 'HE RETROSPECT ut PHILOSOPHICAL. MECHANICAL,CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL DISCOVIRIRS, being an Abridgement of the Periodkal and other Publkations, Engin% and Foreign, relating to thole Sublets. with remarks on many of the Papua, pointing out to what other uf.ful ;Harpies inventions may be &reeled, and Dikoveries CI. tended beyond the original views of their Authors, Including CU %lefts on the merits of New Patanu. Publithed by . s,Wyatt; No. a, Hatton Garden, and fold broil Bookfellere. Of whom maybe bad. Alto pablifhed this' day. No. 48, of the New Series of the Re pertory of Arts, dre. containing the Specifier 101111 of Patent toren trio, accuratdy copied from the Records in Chancery,and a great variety of other important and ;fetid matter. A NEW RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE. ( To be condoned Monthly) This day was publidied, price 6d. Number 1. of THE THEOLOGICAL REPOSITORY, con • caluimpaillographical Memoir of the Lae Henry David in. gill, Vfq. one attic Pallor, of the Baptift Church. in Edinburgh ; an Effay on the fecondeemlog of CIIISST ; Thoughts on the Pri mitive Agape, or Falls of Charity ; Addrefa to Believer, of the Gorpd ow the importance M Church Falowiliip ; illultration Joel's Prophecy of the Mgt= of Locults ; Note on Revelaions chap.:: • 3,4, t; Review of Dreourney% POMUMOIII Wlll+4 ; Dore 's Fonerll Sermon on the Death of Mr. Abraham Booth; a View of Prdbyterianifru sod Independency in Scotland; fume Account of Aratus, the Greek Poet, quoted by the Apuftie 1`..u1 ; Poetry, Re. Liverpool: Printed by Wm. Jones, s 6. CatleAreet ; and fold by Button and Son, Loudon ; J and A. Duncan, Glafgow ; J ohn Turnbull, and Guthrie and Tait, Edinburgh ; T. John done, ob• Ito ; R. Jarkfon, Oldham Meet, Manchefter; and may be had , from any of the Other Bonkfeßcrs In town or country. Thla day was publifhed, lo One Volume, Quarto, with 'Engravings after Drawings by the Author, price al. as. hoards. ESSAYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION in PAIN riNG, By CHARt!iI9..BELL. CONTAINSNO. t. Of the life; of Anatomy to the Painter. Of the Study of the Antique, and of the Academy Figure. a. Of the Skull. Of the Dillindtions of Charadter in different Ages. Comparifon of the Antique with Natural C'utra,ft , r. 3 and 4. Of the Mufeles of the Face, In Man and Animals. 5. Of the Elpreffion of PaSion as illuftrated by a Comparifon of the Mack% of the Fate in Man and Animals Of the Mulct-, peculiar to Man, and their Effects in bellowing Human En preffoat. 6. Of the individual Paffions. And of the A.tion of the Muf. des expreffive of theft Pal:Glos. 7. General View of the (Economy of the Human Body as it relates to exprelliati In Painting. ••• The Sullen, ar- illudrated by Sit•oehes of the Bones, end of the Form: of the H..ad Of the Mufclei. Of the Exptefilon of the Face in the (rectal Paflions. Bcc. Printed for Longman, Hurt. Kees, and Orme, Patemniter-row. A CAUTION TO FAN1i1.11...... I'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has 1 . gained by the fuperior excellence of his ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Fill Sauce has induced many perfons to give the fame name to an article entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public', to caution them againß Inch impolitlons, as (evenl people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, he an extra large profit to vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly 'Touched to aft for BURGESS's, and to obferve, none is genuine hut what have there words upon the label... John Burgers and Sous Original and fu petior Silence of Anchovies." --Warehoufe, No. Icy, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, londazi. FOR the TEETH.—'rROtTER's POWDER patrorifed by their Royal Highneres the Mikes of Clarence and Kent, and Gentkmen in the Navy and Army, who have found the good tff,:dts in' lung voy ;gm Thole who have tu,t tried the creel rat this eseellent Detufftice will find a tingle box a lufficlent quantity to afcertain its virtues, being ..c . anowledged by the moft ref,reJtable Medical Authorities, tired by many and recommended. This Powder elcanfes and beautifies the ' teeth, fwi :tent the breath, porelha ii.• acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful potilit on the teeth. Front its aftrin ' genet', it ftrengthros the gum., eradicate. the (curvy (which often proves the deltrualon of a whole fa of teeth) preferves found teeth from decay, fame elet.iyed teeth from becoming work, foams thorn which are look, and proves the happy awaits of preventing their bring drawn. Thole who have been he the habit of sling it, admit that It prevents the return of the tooth-aeh (with which before that period, they had been violcntty afilidted.) Likewife a Titvdture which patties the power of talkie the molt violent 1 ooth•ich. A caution agabilt porehafilig any Atiatle Tooth Pow der without .. M. Trotter," on the (tamp on the top of the boy... all others are enunteiTelts. Sold (Whokfale and Retail) at her Waschnufe, Na 3, Dont fort•Buildings, Strand, London ; Mr. Simmons, Portfmouth ; Mr. Mello, ditto; Mr. Shook, Parties; Mr. Millard% Ply• irowla ; Mrs. Sheareliff, Briftol ; Mr. Vine, and &ferret, Bath ; Mr. Arnold, lOe of Wight ; Mr. Atklnfon, Geller t, Mr. Dyce, Notthampton ; Mr. Pratt, Cambridge; Mrs. Entice, Oxford; Mr Lomas, Southampton; Mr. Halos, Manehetter, Mr. Doll», Woreefter; Mr. Cane, Colchefter; Mr. &whiney, Birmingham; Mr. Dale, Woolwich: Mr. Marron, itye; arid Mr. Dyer, Nor sattle.-4914 to every cipitai Town throosbuyt Segrane. The day was publlihed, to Two Volumes, Crown Wars, price 'as. In boards. THE MILITARY, POLITICAL, and. HIS TORICAL MEMOIRS of the late Count de HORDT, Native of Sweden, Lienfenant•General ita the Service of Frederick the Great Kin of Praia', embracing the principal events which have occurred to the different States of Europe, and more panics. larly ba Sweden, from the Reign of Charles Xl. to that of Gufta• visa 111. Together with tome hatereiling Private Anecdotes of thole Great lam as who then filled the Northern Thrones of Europa Tr from the French. Meted tot . Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. TWa day Will pubilased, price 3•. In kerb, or 3a. 6.1 bind. D e dicated, by pessniaton, to his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, THE STAFF OFFICER'S MANUAL, in which is detailed the Duty of Bri,ade Majors and Aides du Cimp, In Camp, Oarri'on, Cantonments, no the March, and in the Fiats' ; with a Preliminary Eilay ou the Education of Young a....aa tiessen intended fur the Military profefflon„ by Brigade Major THOMAS REIDE, Oxidic Staff of the London and Horne Diftriel; Autbor of the Mniury frinanae, dm ice. Printed fer T. Egerton, Minty, Library, WhitehalL Thia day was publiflted, in two Volaws Odtavu. Peke aline Gui,tews in boards, A COMPLETE VERBAL INDEX to the PLAYS of EHAKSPEARE; adapted to all the Editions; comprehending every Suhllantive, Adjective. Verb, Participle, and Adverb, ufed by shakfpeare • with a diftinel Reference to every individual paffige in whiz?' each word occurs. by FRANCIS TWISS, Efq. Printed for T. Egortud, Whitehall; T. Payne, Mews Cate; R. holder, ib,nd area ; Cadell and Darks, Strand; J. White. Fleet -greet ; J. Joludon, St. Paura Church-yard ; and J. Afperne, Cornball. This day wa. publifhed. price Sixteen Shilling% I he Second Edition of ULES and REGULATIONS for the Field Er mire and Ma:oeuvres of the French Infantry. 1 runa►ted from the French, in two enflame °dawn with explanatory Notes, and lltuftra. lee rcterences to the DeWitt, aad'PrutSua Syttetna of Io hies , 144. Sce. By JOHN MACDO NA LD, Fig. F. R. S. F. A. S. Late Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal Clan All„tin Regiment, Coat milldam of the Royal Edinburgh Artillery ; Captain of the Corp• of Engineer. on the Bengal Eltalifithment ; and Lieutenant Cannel rR Battalion Cinque l'ort Volunteer,. Printed for Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall THE PRINCE OF WALES') ARMOUR. - Thiaday were publiescd, price 2/. OIISERVATIONS on the ufe of light Armour I , In the preterit fyllem of Military Tadtics, containing a de. kription of the new invented Patent Light Armour Waittcoat, which is a Pure &lame agaltalt the farm:let, Sword, and Pike, and alio aping Ball at a certain diltaner ; it is calculated for the ufe of Infantry and Cavalry, Marines, Stamen and Volunteers. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales has been molt gracioufly platted to honour this invention with the title of the Prince of %Vabm's Armour; and thee Obferratinos arc molt refpcdtfully fubmitted to his Royal Hlghntis the Commander in Chief, the Right Honourable the Lords of the Admiralty, and all Naval and Military Cntrunanders. Arml pante, 'ninth et fpe prefumite helium. Virgil, an. X I Printed for T. Porton,. Military Litx-try. lAtcly publiihed, in Five Vninnit.... Odt,vo, Price Twn C;vineao io board., N AVAL CHRONOLOGY, or a Stimmlry of Naval and Maritime Brenta, front the time of the Romans to the Treaty of Peace to tilos. with an Appendix. containing a Rate of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, and that of other Powers, from a vary early period, the lors each have fultained in war, with the fines of battle, the fquadrons that have been employed in dale. rent Rations; an account of the lit shltatment and Duties of the Public Offices in the Naval Department, with a lilt of the Com. milfivnera and other Officers, who have (erred in them : alio a I.ift of the Admirals and Captains of the Royal Navy, with thofe who have loft thar byes in the ferrite; and other ufeful inlorm stion, intended as a book of retrace. By J. SCHOMtIEaG, Efq. Captain In the Royal Navy. Printed for Thomas F.grrton, Military Library. Whitetail. NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. An .Original Periodical Work. I'HE LOVERS of LITERATURE, and the Public in general are informed, that on the firft day of every Month Is regularly publifhed, a Number, price half.a.crown, cat. Elting of all the New Voyages and Travels, and containing a much Letter refs as on the fame novel and interdling Sullied is tifuallyel fold for twenty Millings. Much might be (aid to prove the fuperinr value of this Work, and it might he dsmonftrated that It conititutes the moil intereft. ing, original, and creunomical periodical publication of the recent day. The content'', however, of the two firft Volumes. of fix Numbers each, will (peak fur therofclves to every reader of ova. nary curiolity and intelligence. New Tradlitiona In Vot.tme I. and 11. Csßa Travelsin Aultria and Dalmatia—Kuttner's in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, &e.--Nilichanz's in Anwrica—Olaffen's in Ice land—Et. Vincent's in the Ifle of France, &e. Original Works In Volume I. and 11. An Itinerary to ConftantinopleY—Gleanings in England and Scotland . _ —_ New Works analyzed in Vol I. and 11. t Woodward'. Voyage In the Indian Archipelago—Kotzebues i Travel. in rrance—Tukey's Voyage In New South Wales—KA- I eroft's Travels In France—All illuftrated with Views, Maps, te.c. 1 Volume 11l .....The Third Number of the Third Volume has . luit made its appearance; stud the Works in pmgref. through this VD lame are ut &suite variety, importance, and istereft. They con. lilt of ParcelWerner'. in the Morca—.Mangourie. in Hanover --Ficcher sla tikc South of Prance—An Original srour in Ireland ...:An Original Tour In Spain.....Caris Travels In the North..• Turnbull's Voyage mound the World. All of which will be Om pitted as afoul within the extent of tha esterase Volume. BO VOWS soul interciting arc the new Voyagt. aml Travel., continually addr,fangthenalelvel to the Public lii •Arintos languqres, that it may be afierted. no futureVolorne of this Work ran puffers claims to attention Wirier ro thole of the above named Voyages anal Travels. Printed for itiellAll • Pot; ors. No. 6, Bridge Ilram, Neck irises ; and to be bad of all 59011hUge. AMER WA. NEW YORK, MAY a. The Officers belonging to the Britifh Blips of war, off New York, for whom, as we mentioned on Satur day, a flag bo•.t bad been fent up, were not detained by any American authority or citizen, but were fe creted from popular vengeance by Come of their federal friends. and were conveyed on board the Cambrian on Thurfday night lad. The Leander and Cambrian, we learn from the Britiih Conful's paper of New York, were to have railed the blockade of that port on Saturday, and depart for Halifax—it was not mentioned whether this had been the effeft of regret for the late proceed ings, or of apprehention lell theTfhould meet a punifh :neat due to their cruelty and infolence.—/furora. The United States Gazette of Wed nefday dated, in pofitive terms, that while Congrefs had appropriated two millions of dollars for tribute, it had refuTed to appropriate one cent. to fortify the ports and her bouts of the United States. This is one of the un truths that that paper has ever been in the habit of publifhing, without ►etraflin when convicted. There are two falfehonds in the affertinn, no appropriation for tribute has been made, and iyo,ooo dollars were actually appropriated at the lad (Alan, for fortifying and protesting our harbours ;the latter is beyond all doubt, a• the law appropriating the fum is nn recotd, and the former cannot be difputed ; if it can he that any tribute was propofed of contemplated, much more appropriated, we will cheerfully join with the Gazette in all its denunciations. Until Practising more than vague affertion is given, we mtill confider it a grofs mifreprefentation. • Let no man fuppofe that the murder of Pierce has excited aettial and true abhorrence of the B-i tills in the breads of the federalilts : in all their refolutions they do not once cenfore the Britifh Adminiaration. nr the B; itifh policy, the whole are dire Ned againfl the Government of this country, as if it had perpe trated the outrageous ad. MA Y 7.—A new and glaring 'atilt is offered to the inhabitants of this defeneelefs city, in the Prefident's proclamation. Inflead of boldly demanding Captain Wart BY of his Government, to be tried by our laws, we are commanded by our High Admiral to erre-ft him if he comes within our harbours ; and if he re mains on board his (tip (although within 200 yards of the city) he refutes to give himfelt up, we are then to—abflais from fupplying him with provi :ions ! I 0 America! 0 my country ! how art thou fallen ? Spirit of 760 r 98, whither art thou fled At a numerous and refpeitable meeting of Ametis can feamen, at Hardy's tavern, at No. to, Orange th in con egaence of a notice in the American Ci tizen, on Tuefday evening left, Captain Pixie B , in the Chair, . . Refoload unanimoufly, That the =Met paid by Mr. jeffer a bla for the wild lands of Louittana, would have been better applied to building ye gun fhips. itcfalved evaitintoufly, That the feemen of America have been too long carded to attacks, impreffment, and fault, froon all na tions, iu ctmlequetice of the cowardice of our Government, and that wu are willing and able to defend ourfelves, if the Govern meat would give us Ibips. Refikied unanimoully, That we attribute the death of our fel. low feaman, John Pierce, to the want of that protection, to which all American [mown are entitled. Refolved unanimoufly, That the precast ruling party have treat ed tho American feamen with negledl and infullfice ; that the Fe deral party arc our friends, and that they duerve our thanks for elicit- petitions in our favour. Reinlved unanisnouily, That the Prefident of the United States had better be employed in affecting the right, defending t►e ho nour, and protecting the Bag of his country, than in fluffing racoon and diffe.fting new &covered animals. folved, That we abhor tribatc, and conVer It our duty to place men in power Who wiU command a peace, not buy ft. PIITKR BANK SR, Chairman. NATIONAL DIEING,.—Three days before the mar. der of Jou v Piste', Mr. Jr FiSILSON S friends in Con. grefs, palled a law to fell two of the frigate* lying at Wathington, and to reduce the naval eltablithmert from t zoo to siss men. More than one thoufand men are now employed in the Mediterranean, ft that if we had 'hips we are unable to man them, having already more feamen than the law allows. BOSTON, MAY it. I Congrefs role on Monday the :if} ult. In obit of t the heads of the p Adt and /Lifetree, which have twin palled during the feffion, we do not find Mr. Ntortmenor's Non Importation Aft. Has the Prefi. dent refufed his fignature to a meaftwe. which wee fnpported by his friends in both Houfes of Come., and conceived to be a favourite project of his Cabi. net ? Or dues he mean to confirm the opinion, ewer. tamed by many, of its being nothing more thee a :pitied! Part-crew P It is full time for Mr. Jameson to quit his evbirlizzi chair, and a flume the portly front of en efficient and coercive ftatefinao. The daily ; infults which are committed on our flag, and the wanton manner in which the lives, as well as property of our citizens, ore fported with by every na•iou. call aloud for the eifplay of thefe talents. The tines demand them. ~:,