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T'•4B Day is pu'li.hed, in Th.... ‘• denies, I.lot price 12a. see hewn., r 7 OFI.OV A ; or. The M(OR. A Romance of the jot...lth 41,0TTR DACRP., bmier known 4. ROSA MA• 1 11,1)1,0 tuber o! St. than's." " Hutu% •nt Zerdlie Se .• Ate , ' hen, 4 for ~,,, nin , Hurt. Rees, and 0/111., Pommes-tor t:so. Of , 4i...4u may lia4,lat-le published. in Tbret Vols. 12 - le um , * U.nuar4, 11401 EL %fall %I NOR ; of, %Vim In the Idea! Mn. en 4,11 Author of Dement rnery, Ciall. nt iltr Rook...kr &r. Thil Dar as 40Ubl.filieni, in One Velum., 08.ive, illustrated ride F.nravings, i•ric• 9s in THE ENGLI'IIi PRACTICE of AGRICUL. TURF., exemplified in tire Management of a Farm in Ireland, ne'.ingirig to the Farl N Cainirogliarn, at Slane, hi the Count' of Meath ; 'rah an enmo.dm, containing, first, • Camper-mita Estimate of the Mill sod English Meek of Cur. Site. as to etofit an,il Lem: and, menudiy, • register Rotation of Crops for • Pried of Sin Yeats. Ily RICH PiRD ► ktiKINSON. _ . _ Tiinse•l ins Longman. Hwst, Rees, and Oren. Paternoster- Pin; J Harding, M Jasmines-street. In the Press, and speediie rill be published. be the same Author. • nee linen of "This Exiseheneed Yenisei," in fi V.i , itmintlietseo. • FOKSYT/1 ON TRILS•wa!CfAVO EDI'l T. piy b purslished.• New Edition, with Titinsen Folding Platen Twice l.'s tombola. % THEATI=E on the CULTURE and MA NAGEMFNT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Palm hod al IhUllil , l4 and Training o fully described. To which i1.1.441e , 1, a new and iniorosed Edition of " (narrations on the D.ondiv*. Defend( and Injuries, in all Kiwis of Fruit and Forest Tree.; urn', an keesnint of a particular Method of Cure."— Inblishrd he Ord .r Grarerisnient, Pio WILLIAM FONSYTII, V.A.% and F S.A. Ga dente to Ito `tiajertir ai Ken.inetnn and St. James's, Mun.h., of il.e Ecausouiieal Society at St. Pece,sburgh, ..lke Print. d for Loniatan. Hurst, liter., and Orme, Paternoster row, ..r T t atal and W. Darter. Strand. Der i. publishai, ht One Volume, Rove! tinaen, Wm. .fated "Fhb Six •Ct.i.pw-nlate., twice IS.. to huarkis the Keeon.l Etlaion. lean Additions, of j‘ F.ATISE on the CULTURE of the VINE, •tlitibituit or* slid advat.tageote. %fellow!' of Pro:::4l.obig,Cuatratat:, and . fiainin t i that PLANT, so as ora ft , it 0%11.41..1111y Manful Together. with New Hints on %..c Fotniat,on of Vusat.ilda in England ttv WILI IAM SPLECHLY. Pt.nted for f,e4.ginan, html, Nee% ,lid Ortne. Patentee. If h a d, b, the s ame Antltnr, A TtcEATNE 47111.11TKE of the FINE APPLE, ••,t th. M i NAGEMENT el the HUT lIUUSE. re. 5.... o 4 Edi ti o n ., in o.*tav , 124 in buds Alact,l..tei t Anwl, A SHORT TRFAIISIS smog! I \l!' totT.Nall rs feeevtly mad. in 11j711101JSES. llj J. !,• , vtan. ()rum+, ..me Its. in bowls. To-tuovrow, the I t .i l by pulrliabe4, Ns IV pnce 111.41. Nom eittith.l, VI NCIE ATHENAEUM ; • sliag4rine of 1.1.rE. RAU %NE.' 411. INTOCMATIOIi : .I:".diterallai J. 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A Lronary Necrulegy 1.1 fact this Work forms an Epitome of tile Lit',arure of the World Puhil•hr. , l by C Taylor No ins Hattnu-stmet, Lo,ann. S.,ld A...Sian lineleseileis, and Venders of M sigazi nes. &c AMERICA. r• •• n A Criilloll. 4. " Generld Smi:h has this day received positive information from W4shington, that the Treaty be tween this C• u•itry and Great Britain hai bren signed. Mr. Munro will be the belrer of it, and he miy be soon espeCed." The following has trampirea as part of its con tents : The India trade is p! aced on the same footing as it was in Jay's Treaty, and the West India trade we are to enjoy on the footing of the most favoured Nations; importers of produce from enemy's co lonies wall be allowed to export in anothe r veserl, after the duties have been secured, and the property stored for one month. What relates to the seamen i, not alluded to in the Treaty itself, but is given by way of swirl:dia. I am inclined to believe, that England will not newt to a general blockade of the ports of the Continent, now that they have come to a proper understanding with this Country; at least I should suppose our Negosiaten would not have conceded what they bad done, if they bad not been pretty certain that Ulf trade to Europe would be left unmolested." 7EII. 5. Accounts from Wasliingtnn, state, that the 1 reaty with England h.ii been rec , ive.l, and that Congress base been deli!ierating on it veit:i closed doors. It k said to contain stipulations of 1 most favourable tendency to America. THE BRITISH PRESS. NAIL/KAI. !USW/RV Thi+di, i nebtlahed, e•.wui,h.a with Twelve beautifully euoittren wire b•. half bound, rIIIIE HISTORY rY.FOUR of the 1001 i {ler.arrrßl• and in tCrestmg BRITISH BIROS ; eeltaiui.e a P.?... View of .411. 1:0,..a,ien. and H .au.; ace coot, awed he A...rent...1, C A, intend...l fin the Amusement mind {nets. et'e. o 1 .nuns Per.••rn . 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Divided into Seventeen Chapters.; •so • wheiroi being reed every lard's Day, the whole way 6.2 ',id over throw in the Year r lICCCVAIV fur all Pautiluei with pl.vAte Desieeint for several faccasiiiiia. Prurinl for F and C. Riviustoss, No 62, St. &lira Church- Y.id ••• This BM•k contains the various Duti•a which a Chem. tian tswiatit to lat. G 4 and Satiout, to has NP, %JOU', and to seittoaata a to what II f• wo she.e head/ iii lb: :lily Scraptor -s. I..structa Mon IN saber, theht.djaa•. a .d tartly listras, and furnishes the... wait •s• , •ral sweeten/ Forma. 40; pr.ta•e Des 'tools 1.,r Ga.'s to 1t... lagreethly to the D.taass thaweatt lard down. The whole is otitten an a wirat of out eni , attall Re•y, and .4 a 414 adapted to the aneamarat, as will the latihrat C.a.ta thew e 4.11. Thaa /iota. mar he hid, ptiutwd nn • late, letter. rice 4a 64 bonod, dad a fee (-Avis. ate rioted an a flue port, I•rice, bowel, do, Lox DON. TUESDAY. Ihimtor Si. We hare received BCstos Papers to the 15th last, from which ere have made some eVr.leS, re- Icing to the Terms of the Treaty bettveen this Country and America. Some particulars respvaing the recent discontents in India, are given in ate last page. The late Ministers having abandoned the whole of the Bill for admitting Catholics and Dissenters to all ranks in the army, we have never thought it ne cessary to enter imo any discussion of its met it . L td GILENVILI ►, in Lis able explanation, c”,r.- didly deciared, that the Catholics did au injury to teem.elv,:s, their fiiends, and their country, in pres sing i;lerward ; an 4 that we believe to be the univer sal opinion. But, say the calumniators of the Lae Ministry, if the state of Ireland rendered the Bill necessary or expedient, why abandon it ? The abandonment of the measure, they would thus contend, is a proof that it is neither urgent nor expedient. To this, however, some ot the pa pers, devoted to the new Ministry, furnish a d.eisive answer. "[hey assure us, that several regiments are in expeClation of orders for Ire land and that the Scots and English regiments of Militia, which have volunteered for that country, will be in the number. We are not surprised that Lord Casr i.xaLAGIN should think a strong military force the best mode ot winning the affections, al lajing the heart limning*, and *titling religious lends and aui.nositiers in Ireland. To adopt this course, rather than allow an Irish Catholic to ascend one solitary step higher in the army, than he is, by law, now able to attain, does not promise a liberal or en lightened policy. The reader will find, under the head of Court News, that Ili. 11siesiv came to town yesterday, and gave the Royal sanction to several new Minis terial a:range:mots. The appointment of Lord !sly LG a AVZ tO the place of First Lord of the Ad miralty is not in the number, but still remains with out confirmation. It was euspeded, from the first moment it was mentioned, that his Lordship was to be merely a feinut wrens for Viscount MELVIL I S. It is now supposed, that even that caution will be waved, and that the Noble Viscount will be ap pointed to that situation in a few days. Early last morning his Lordship received a lettnr at Wimble don, requesting his attendance st the QVIIIIN'S Pa lace, to meet his MAJESTY. The Cline which pre vented his Li:rsklop's comoliance, we have not learned ; but we have more than once stated, that his Lordship was the chief manager of the late political drama, behind the curtain,, from the very first scene, arid that he wiii be brought forward to fill a first-rate part in due sea son. The business of Burlington house ap pears to hive been concluded accotili:l to the usage of th-i Fr melt 'Theatre. At Paris, the Au thor of a new Piece, upon the first representation, if crowned with brilliant success, is loud:y called for by the audienc?, bronght forward, and loaded with congratulations. In one instance, we believe, the audience intuited, that one of the first and tineit women in that city, should kiss Vat-raise. We s! °nil not he surprised it a beautiful Vis countess should be requested to cooler a like ho. hour noon Lord Mer.vitr.i. The Treasurert!..ip the Navy is also the subjea of much speculoi, Report carved it out for Mr. Rost ; but he y.l:- t , day was appointed Vice President of the I:(,, tr j,r Wade. It is understood that great exertions making to debit h Mr. SIttNIDAN from „ colleagues, and prevail upon him to contitt!,! l'reasturr of the N.vy. It would be a yr. ! ' point Reined by the present Ministers, iE t t ei could even neutralise a man of his brilliant taler.t.. eel" this, has been a long this! a favourite j.-C1 of their ambition. We have more than espo.ted the intrigues and attempts of the prints dt. voted to their set vice, to wound the pride and ri or tha jealousy of blt. Su ca It ILis been a in voutile theme to reproach his Colleagues with in. gratitude and negleft, by not associatin g him in tit Cabinet. The appointment of Mr. Canute° t. the prominent place, so lately fined by Mr. I'OX. and since by Lord Howie it, with a seat in t!.e Cabin", is now made a groUnd of renewing their attar.i.s upon the pride of Mr. SiftNIUAN. They , ar , see what his friends hive done for !sir. Canatse, a man not possessing the twentieth part of yew pretensions to a seat in the Cabinet, either on the grotto of descent or talent, and see how little y.eat friends have done for you." They ought not, hoe. ver, to forget, that Mr. CANKING had the geod Dentine to marry the sister of the Marchioness od ircur taco, and that this v.ill make up for the want of titles and honours among the " boiled ancestry" of Mr. CANNING. A letter, dated St. Thomas in the East, Jamaica, 3J January, 1807. states, that the report of an surrenion of the Negroes in that Island was a fits afirm. The lollqwing is an extratt from it : " We have been keeping guard, and the troops pstrsleg all over the country, for tell or twelve Lays past, in taws, quonce life false almost in this Farah. Soule Negroes ha{ been arnthlng themtelved with wooden guns and *Me i sword,, and it get into the heads of some people that they 'wended an insorrection. Intimation we. given t, the fe'overlior, l,y none person more afraid than he 1144 an! occasion to he, rod he nrd.refi a Captain's guard a the Foot is every patish, and hail a troop, to ramie through the auger states. I would not have taken notice of this, but I knot things ate niari.dis:i at home." The Wahavion, Packet, that sailed from I.hbon on the 4th instant, is arrived at I...lmJat:. letters will be delivered this day. Earl Foals, according to some, is to be the new Lord Lieutenant fur Deland, others say the Duke of Pont's' ND. We hear that A Liz aNr:ze DAVISON las given in a cash account, hom 1794 to 1797, to the oti.v of Military Commissions. We are sorry to announce the lost of the Narse,/..i sloop of war, on the 4th of January, on the *land of Cenigetto. She was carrying dicpaiches from Admiral Sir T. Lours to Lord Co zziNOWOOD We regret to add, that the Captait, and a considerable portion of the crew were drowne I. The number on board waz 121, of w.lom only 60 welt saved, viz. Mr. A. Neetutt, Lieuteart.it ; Mr. hhiliasig. et*, Acting. Master; Mr J 130une. Purer; Mr. C. Ilturatntutri, GLII , II.f; Mr. A. Reed, Master's. Mate, Mews. Corson and Glac, Md•hiltrnen ; and 53 men. We have authority to state, that, at the late Wexford Assizes, which ended on the 22d irvt. An Address was agreed upon, by a most respedaale Grand Jury, with only two dissentient voices, con veying to the Duke of BRDIOVD, the most marked and decided testimony of their approbation of his public conduit. When we consider the state of this county, (Wexford), which has been, within twelve mw - mtts past, agitated by two contested elselions. it would be difficult for any public man to produce a more flattering testimony of approbation, than this horn the to virtue, from a body of the first men of t!. t much-divided county, composed of all its various interests, and with but one member of the 11.‘min Catholic persuasion, who might be supposed , o feel honourable prejudices in favour of the Dute's Ad ministratiim. tZTRACT or A 1515 PATCH IRON OVI.ir.MNIG•E'I, noi rep 22. ISO?. " General Sedmoratzky, who has just effe9ed a junetion with my army, has brought with him 140 i Prussian prisoners, from 2 to 3UO Frendirnen, ant a great deal of baggage, which he has taken from the enemy.. The retrograde march of Bonaparte rather resembles a flight than a retreat. It is sold/ to the swiftness of out Cossacks' horses that we ale indebted for the enormous qnantity of prisoners that have been daily made since the battle of EyLiu r tty day before yesterday they took 200, yesterday 15.1, and today 935, four officers, besides baggage wag gons, Image, and provisions. Every thing that we can come up with is takeo. The French soldier , . dying of hunger and fatigue. no longer feel a do position !a defend themselves. At the mere light of our mops, they throw away their arms. at , ' demand bread. My advanced posts are already :it Liebstadt. The whole army is in full march. Mr head-quarters alone remain at Kimingiberg, as mY ill-health, and the extreme fatigue I have wider gone, compel me to take a few moments of rep ,se here. I set out to-morrow. The Prussian division. commanded by General Pleetz, is at the extrema if I my right wing on the heights of Brandrhetg. G - nem' Sedmoratzky, and General Lestocq, form together my left wing. 'the Grand Army is in the centre; and is this order we savant. towarits the Vistula, embracing Thorn on one side, and kahnogi on the other. I hope my troops will soon s he...- themselves on the other side of that river. the meal, time, my advanceil.guard. reinforced by General Piatow's Cossacks, a considesable part of whom have already reached their destinati.in, par .ue the enemy without relaxation, and ha 1:1...0 by their petty warfare. which is as grange to awn as it IS advantageous td Lib.' 4 YederdaY. ahoi ir r i ved at the CO t wo o'clock, His w bioli was at tend T h . invd Prrtid , nl ( 0 , the Horne and Cs tte Exchegur,; the Ns , ' of radian I an Evils Bltht,r.t, Miry (we . I..arnA••cd. a, w f V and J the following 1 ?1. 4 the honour t . Air ..evetal apps - - - Ir.• 'hike of Mot. lii• f4L t r t .k..tslyh., M te•ty Sn istuti Potteue !ft. VVittaco, nno * , r _e.' far t'e Mt.. lie !Nmqnn of T *4 Lords of it.. 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