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Parker, Crossman, Davies, and Smith's Double Company ; with the Humours of the HUNTED TAI LOR ; and for this week only, the popular Brazilian Spectacle, dieted The HONEST CRIMINAL. Mr. Johannot will sing Public Characters; or, A Chapter on Hobbies : and She's off with another. To conclude with, (40th, 41st, and 42d times) the new Asiatic Pantomime, called, the MAGIC PAGOD, or Harlequin's Trav4s. Doors open at half past five; begin at half past sit, Half Price at half past eight. Places cannot be kept after half past seven o'clock. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. Tautrics. Rh Ovate the DUKE a RUTLAND, K. G. The Mist. Noble the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. - The Right Hoe. the EARL oi.NORTHAMPTON. The Right Hon. the EARL of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.; The Right Hon. the EARL of UPPER OSSORY. WILLIAM PRAED, Esq. SCROPE BERNARD. Esq. FARMING STOCK insured at the reduced rate • of 2s. per Hundred Pounds. The distinguishing principle of this Association is, that the Persons insured share profits equally with the original Proprietors. No charge for Policies on removal from other Offices. .I. T. BARBER., Managing Director. . bit itiStilk . airio .;—"-- N AND -. Of the to n d u e t o f the earl of Patina; with iMpect to France; from the commencement of the Revolution to the time of the Invasion of Portugal; and of the Motives that corapelled It to declare wlr against tiie Emperor Of the French, la coimequence of that invasion, and the Obieguent Declaration of Wit made after the Report of the ft/Mister of Foreign Affairs. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Specially empowered by Act of Parliament, for the Insurance of Ltvas, and the GRANT and PURCIIASE of ANNUITIRS Southampton-street, Strand, London. PRRSIDINT ' The Most Nobl e th e MARQUIS ofBUCKINGILIM, K. G. VICE•PAISISPENTS• Marquis of Salisbury, Viscount Cbetwynd, Earl Temple, Viscount Duricannosa, Viscount Bulk eley, Lord Braybroke. MONEY. WTOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed they may be supplied with Money toasty amount ton terms equal to mortgage, secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any other Property ; persons of respectability may be supplied on their per sonal security only.--Gentlemen will find every liberal accommo dation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or letters (Post Paid) addrms- ed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. is, South-street, Berkeley-square. PROPERTI" DUTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN THE TEARS 1808, 1804, AND 180.1. IT appearing, notwithstanding the Noti ces repeat edly sent or made to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Stock payable at the Bank of England, South Sea House, and East India House respectively, who have not paid the Duty on the same for the- years above-mentioned, that payment has not in many instances been made of the said Ditty, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Property Act being willing to allow further time tor such payments, hereby give Notice, That the Duties payable on all Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for those years, are di rected to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners TRURTERS. Marquis of Buckingham, Sir John C. Turner, Lord Braybrooke, William Pratt!, Esq. Scrape Bernard, Esq. THE Directors apprize their connections, that the Dut Ton Policies of Life Insurance will commence on the 10th day of October next, until when Policie► u‘ill be issaed by this Office, free of any expence whatever. MILITARY MYR/ insured at this Office : , re not charged with any additional premium, unless called into actual service. J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made in the most elegant and fashionable manner, and in that highly approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSEN and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London (the lat ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses In the most tasteful and elegant form. Country Residents may be informed how to send their measure per Post. at the Old Stock Exchange, the parties making payment thereof will be discharged in the books of the respective Commissioners, until and upon the 10th day of October next ; but that all Persons who shall neglect to make such payment on or before that day, will be prosecuted as the Law directs, and steps are now taking for bringing all defaulters into charge for Nye double duty, who shall not have paid the Duty for the years above-client oned, on or before the add 10th day of October next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange will be closed. By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. Offiee for Taxer, Argos: 1, 1808. wegimentals,Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, Li►eries, &c. Bcc. IRISH LINENS. 'THE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY h av i ng - 1 - daily arrivals of their Spring Bleach, recommend to the public an early purchase as, from the extreme scarcity o f fl ax , goods must advance considerably in price. They sell no article but Irish Linens, in single pieces of about 25 yards, at tke whole sale factor's price, warranted bleached on the grass, without mu riatie acid, or any pernicious ingredient being used. •„• Cash as usual for Bank-of-lreland Notes. N. B. The Belfast Linen Company have no connection with thos: small houses in London, fitted up with close window-shut ters and blinds, scarcely admitting a ray of light. Ts, prevent imposition.—Their only house in London is the Irish House, No. 50, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, exactly opposite the Bridals Museum, - E. BURCH, Agent to the Company. MR. WILBERFORCE'S ELECTION. - - - AFTER the Reports that have prematurely gone abroad, Mr. WILBERFORCE's Committee of Finance are glad of an opportunity of stating to the Public the progress they have made, and the circumstances under which t hey l a b our , relative to the late Election. This Committee had earnesay hoped they might this day have been enabled to close their accounts.— Feeling, however, the moat anxious desire to discharge their duty with every regard to jnstice and propriety, and finding a few cir cumstances not yet quite adjusted, they are induced to defer their final settlement to another Meeting. FINE ARTS. This day was published, price 7s. in Demy Octavo, and 10s. in Royal Octavo, CATALOGUE RATSONNE of the PICTURES belonging to the most Hon. the Marquis of STAFFORD, in the Gallery of Cleveland House, London ; comprising a • List of the Pictur.ee, and some illustrative Anecdotes, with critical and descriptive Accounts of the Execution, Composition, and Cha iacteristic Merits of the principal Palntings—embeilished with a View of the New Gallery, and a pLut of the whole Suite of Apartment. By JOHN BRITTON, F.S.A. Printed f'sr Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row, and the Author. it is with considerable reluctance, that in order to answer such claims upon them as are still uns atisfied, this Committee find themselves under the necessity of calling upon those Subscriber*, who have only advanced fifty per cent. upon their Subscriptions, to pay to Messrs. Russell and Bourne, York, a further aim of ten per cent. At the same time, they have great pleasure in inform ing those Subscribers who have already pliid the whole of their contributions, that forty per emit. will be returned to them on ap plication ty Messrs. Russell and Bourne, any time previous to the Ist day of next October. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, BERKELEY-SQUARE. T'O be SOLD, the LEASE of a desirable REST. DE'CE, situate on the west side of Berkeley-square, suited for the accommodation of a Family, with excellent domes tic Gaces, Coach House, and Stables. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden -square. This day was published, in Bvo. price 105.6 d. Dedicated, by permission, to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, THE MADRAS SCHOOL ; or, ELEMENTS of TUITION. Also, INsTRUCTIONS for the USE of SCHOOLS and FAMI LIES. Price Is. By tllse Rev. Dr. BELL.,.Rector of Stvanage. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, Rivingtons, and Hatchard, London ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. 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Also the New ITALIAN and ENGLISH DICTIONARY, in two parts ; equally worthy the Patronage of the fashionable and refined part of the Public, as deserving the favour of those who are entrusted with the education of Youth. Dedicated, by per roisstun, to her Royal Highness the Mama Charlotte of Wales. Neatly bound and Hatred, 145. MANOR AND ESTATE OF COXLODGB, iN NOR THUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Forster's (late Turner's) the Qseen's Head,in Newcastle-upon- Tyne, on Thursday the 18th day of August 1808, at 12 at noon, unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contract, of which in that case notice will b e g iv en , A FREEHOLD ESTATE, compri s i ng two -A. 4 . third Parts of the MANOR or LORDSHIP of COX LODGE, in the Parish of Gosforth, in the County of Northum berland, and situate about two miles and a half from the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; consisting of the Ancient Messuage, or Mansion house, with other Houses and Buildings, and a b out five hundred and slaty acres of good Land, lying altogether in a ring fence, on the North Side of Salter's-lane, and adjoining the great North Post Roil from Newcastle to Morpeth, and Edinburgh— the whole being now occupied in three Farms by Mr. Wm. BM man, Messrs. Burden and Rayne, and Mr. John Cram, who will spew the sane. N.B. The Land Tax is redeemed. A Plan of tke Estate may be seen, and further Particulars had, on application to Mr. Peters, .Solicitor, in Newcastle ; Mr. Fryer, Land Surveyor ; or Mr. Edward BeU, Newcastle ; Mr. Hirst, Solicitor, Nerthalterteo ; Wm. Whitt-loch, Esq. at Brothertan, near Ferrybridge; Mr. Wilson, Metkley ; Messrs. Thorpe and, Gray, York ; Messrs. Ferrer and Steadman, Breed -street-hill, London ; Mr. Coulthura, Solicitor, Bedford-row, Loudest ; or elf Mr. Swamis, SoltOtor, is)jalifax, Yoshi**, ••—•••••• Ilte Court of Portugal, after having kept a si h-nce suitable to the different circumstances in which l it - was placed, and to the moment when the seat of Governnient was established, conceives that it owes to its dignity and rank among other Powers, a faith ful and accurate exposition of its conduct, supported by incpntestible facts, in order that its subjects, ins, partial Europe, and also the most distant posterity, may judg e of the mity of its conduct, a n d t h e prin ciples it has adopted; as well to avoid the fruitless ef fusion of the blood of its people, as because it could not persuade itself that solemn treaties, of which it had fulfilled the burthensome conditions in favour of France, should become a despicable infant's toy in the eyes of a Government whose immediate and io comniensurable ambition has no limits, and which has but too much open e t t h e eyes o f the persons the most prejudiced in its favour. It is not in invective; or in vain and useless menaces, that the Court of Poi-- ttigal will raise its voice front the midst of the new Empire which it is about to create : it is by true and authentic facts, explained with the greatest simplicity and modeiation, that it will make known to Europe and its subjects all that it has suffered ; that it will excite the attention of those who may still desire not to be the victims of so unbounded an ambition, and who may feel how much the future fate of Portugal and the restitution of its states invaded without a de claration of war, and in the midst of a profound peace, ought to be of consequence to Europe, if Europe ever hopes to see revive the security and independence of the powers which formerly composed a species of Re public that balanced itself, and maintained an equili: brium in all its different parts. An appeal to PRO. VIDENCE is the consequence of this exposition, and a religious Prince feels all the importance of it, since guilt cannot always remain unpunished ; and usurpa tion and violence enfeeble and consume themselves by the continual efforts they are obliged to employ. 44 The Court of Portugal, though it saw with re gret the French revolution begin, and deplored the fate of the virtuous King with whom it was connected by the closest ties of blood, did not take any part in the war which the conduct of the madmen who then reigned., (bye the confession even of the present Go vernment) forced all Governments to declare against them ; even when it sent succours to Spain for the de fence of the Pyrenees, it always endeavoured to pre serve the most perfect neutrality. 44 In the year 1793, the French Government sent a Minister to the Court of Portugal, who was received with the utmost respect, but who was not acknow ledged ; for then, neither the principles of the law of nations, nor of public law, authorised by Govern ments to acknowledge extraordinary changes unless they were known to be legitimate; and no nation is in that respect to judge for another while i ts indepen dence exists. The French Government, without any declaration of war, or any formality, began to detain the Portuguese Merchant vessels; and Ater the peace in 1801, demanded and obtained indemnities for those which the Court of Portugal had detained to obtain legit:mate compensation, without paying any regard to the claims and remonstrances of the Portuguese Merchants. The Court of Spain, which had required succours from Portugal, and which, by the confes sion of the French Generals, was obliged to acknow ledge how useful and necessary they had been, when it made peace with France, not only forgo. s Ally, which it ought ta have caused to be declared in a state of peace with France, since -the Court of Portugal in succouring its Ally, to fulfil the condi tions of the Treaty -of Alliance which existed be tween the two Sovereigns, had no intention to make war against France; but what is perhaps unheard of, or at least very rare in the annals of history, Spain then Made a common cause with France, to furce Portugal to receive unjust and ludeiliating condition. of peace, nor did Spain cease to declare itself the ene my of its Ally till the monrent when the Treaties of Badajoz and Madrid were signed ; employing even the forces ofFrance to arrest from Portugal a small extent of territory of the Province of Alentyo, on the side of Olivenza, thus leaving to posterity an eternal monument of the wretched recompence she bestowed on an Ally who, notwithstanding the ancient rivalry of the two nationsi would not fail to fulfil the condi tions of a treaty of alliance which existed between them. " The treaties and peace of Badajoz and Madrid, in 1801, are likewise a new proof of bad faith in the enemies of the Court of Portugal, since the treaty o f Badajoz having been signed there by Lucien Bona. pane, the French Plenipotentiary, and the Prince of the Peace, on the one side ; and by the Portuguese Plenipotentiary on the other, the French Government - refused to ratify it, and forced Portugal to sign a new treaty at Madrid with much harder conditions, without being able to assign any other motives than its caprice and ambition. 44 This latter treaty was signed almost at the same time with the treaty of London between England and France, which moderated some conditions too oppressive to Portugal, and fixed the limits of ch_ coast of North America, which was confirmed by the Peace of Amiens, and this consideration of Eng land for its ancient ally was, in the eyes of Franc:, a new proof of the servitude and bondage in whi.h the English Government held that of Portugal. 44 No sooner was the treaty of 1801 concluded, that, the Court of Portugat.ise•aenecl to fulfil all it. burtkensome conditions, and to chew, by the r,Ai gious and punctual observation of all its engip.- wants , hew snuck it desired to malaria the good tit), BERKS. NEAR MAIDENHEAD. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, FAMILY MANSION AND LAND. TO BE SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, 4, N excellent compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, wish domestic Offices of all descriptions, well planned and judiciously arranged, fitted up and completely furnished, in a neat style, aud fit fur the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family; excellent productive Garden walled round, well planted and crop ped, and in the highest perfectidn ; Pleasure Grounds laid out and planted in a pleasing and tasteful manner ; a stream of fine water running througitthe grounds ; sundry inclosures of rich Meadow Land, and a quantity of Land In the open fields ; the whole about thirty-six Acres, all in a high state of cultivation. A small Farm adjoining, containing upwards of 40 Acres, may be bad at the option of the purchaser. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SQUIBB, At Carraway's Coffee House, on Wednesday the 7th day of September, 1800, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, i n the County of Ht4eford, comprising the Matiiir and Roy alty of HAMPTON COURT, the Ancient Mansion House, (replete with accommodation for a large Family,) with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Cronies, Park, the Often Farm, Water Mill, Lake, atist Fish Ponds ; Picturesque Cottages, Groves, Woods and Plantations, highly ornamented with limber, ekiegy Oak; com prising upwards of Twelve Hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground and Wood Land, (Tythe Free;) delightfully situate in a beautiful Country, five miles distant from the Borough of Leominster, nine from the City ofilereford; and 135 from London. 'to be viewed by tickets only ; or on application to Mr. Tan net, at the Steward's Howl, in Hampton Court Park, of whom printed Particulars 'nay be had, also at the New Inn, at Here ford; the Hop Pole Inn, Worvmer ; at Garraway's Coffee House; of Edward Boodle Esq. Lower Brook - street; and of Mr. Cla ridge, No. 47, Pali Mall, London, where a Plan of the Estate play be seen. • rvivALLING WWI, Assiwt 3,180 a. THE COMMISSIOMIRS for kICTUif,LLING iirtS .81.4145372", NAP?", de he, give Notice, That on Tuesday the 16th instant, they *ll be ready to rem ceive Tendon in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Three Hun dred Teas of IRON Burr HON'S, and for Two Hundred Tons of MON VAT HOOPS, the former to be delivered in eight witeks, and the bluer in six weeks, by weekly proportions, Into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payablewith interest ninety days after date. The Conditions Of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will k lead 1. ay Touter in sada am price shalt met be inserted sw word, at ha z th, ar that dal sew Se delivered to the Board hefire Oise o'Cloci oat the mid Taesday the 16th Fostaxt, nor widow the PCIMPII who main Me Tender,- or ease Perna ea hi, &hay, at. teadri to answer whew ealloolfor. FALMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC' AUCTION; At Wynn's Hotel, in the Town of Fahnouth, on Monday, the 15th day of August inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, by virtue of a Commission of Affraisement and Sale, issued from the Court of Admiralty, directed to Andrew Young and Thomas Were Fox, Esqrs. Commissioners, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 156 Hhds. Red Wine, • • v5O Cases Claret ditto, Being the Cargo of the American schooner George, Etas Lord late Master, detained on her voyage from Ilourdeaux to New Or leans, by the Mars private ship of war, Edward Yenicombe Corn mand,r. For viewing the above, and further particulars, apply to Thos. Lumley, Esq. London; or Francis S. Symons, Merchant, Fal mouth. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Castle Inn, In Dartmouth, on Tuesday, the 2Sd day of August, by Ten n:,Cluck in thz kureaout THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Mk EXPORTATION ' SEI Pieces and half pieces hi g h flavoured French Brandy. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION, 600 Brazil Hicks. Part of the Cargoes of the Levey Freunde, Floricken; and Farewell, Frost, restored to the Claimants. For further particulars, ..pply to Messrs. Sultan, Martinius, and Soltau, Merchants, Loudon; or Messrs. A. Hunt and Co. Merchants, Dartmouth.