The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1803-04-09 00:00:00

_ ' •••••11 .- - - -'. ' ''''‘ ..4 l""jiii . :.:.;,..chw . il o . l4.* *M.Lif......ffir .f.10 ,, .••.....11......w.a........• w .............., 1: - ' ~1 ,00'... -..- ....*- - 5.,•••,-...4,140 1 .... liiV 4 _ __ ____... , .... • , . ... . -... i . kA in, . .. • : . . : . . • . . • - . • . . .., . . ~t • -• • ii-- . .... A --- ,:-.-- 7. 1 •• ' . • • • ... - . I ••- iA I•-• ' -- • -.. -- * • 4 . • ' " i ';': 1 ii,.4 .. . i. • i . .•I ' . ; .., . . ' r h p... ' - ii;a..,... 4 . " - - ' 4 1:: '-, •I \ . Il lik L., ,- P 4 i . r I 147 . . . t ' A 00 g. . . , . 1.-Eidvt,,,, 1 ..., , o , . . . • .. ..• i . . . . . . . . li . , . , . . 3" ; R 4/ 1 1 B r ..4D VE Ti a7IIOEJV INC LIT J • 0 . . lit • La. ;~ PRICE SI,XPEWCP. NVAIBER 85.1 SA' CUR APR IL 9, 180$. • • hardly pOssilslethat he shrgld not diseeiguish you as. he has dolly; al it was the Lin; So it was, the best proof, that he could give of a judgmc et, that never deceived him, *ma I woul d allele himself leisure la consult it, . " You say that you have often heard of me•-elezt ' • ' puzzles me. '1 earinor s iznagine from what qisarter, bUt it is no matter; I must tell you, however, any, Foousm, that your. interrnatfon has, been a little de= fedi vc That I- am happy., in my situaticekis true, 1 live and have lived theirs twenty years with Mrs: • Unwin, to whose altefiionate care of me during ihei fax greater pats of that time, it is, under Providence, nWing that 1 liteat all. By.t .14 . 6 not account my-, stdi happy in hating been for thirteen of 600 yeara in a state of mind that has nude all that care and, 'attention necessary. An attention, and a earn, that. have injured her health; and which, had the riot.. been uncommonly supported, must have brought her to the grave. But I will pass to another subjeß : it would be cruel to particularize only to give pain, neither would I by. any means give a sable hue to the first letter of a. oprresponcience so uneapededly =Mewed. . " I am delighted with what you tell me of my, uncle's good health ; to enjoy any measure of Limes-, fellness at so late,a day is much,, but to have that late day enlivened with the vivacity of youth, for much more, and in these postailtivian dines a rarity, indeed. Happy for. the most part, arc parents who. 'have daughters. Daughters ar.e not apt to outlive their natural•iiifOtionu . which a son has generally survived even before his boyish years are expired. I. rejoice particularly iu my uncle's felicity, who has three female descendants from his little person, who / leave hiin nothing to wish for upon that head. " My dear cousin, dejection of spirits * Which I :Oppose may have prevented many a man from be; i corning an autluir, made me one. • I find constant, eMployment necessary, and therefore take care to be constantly employed. Manual occupations do not, engage the mind sufficirntly, as 1 lcno , i , by esperi z ence, having tried mans. But composition, epecially, of verse, absorbs it wholly. I write therefore knK l rally three hours in a morning, and in an evening k transcribe. I read also, but Tess than I wr.te„ for j, must have bodily exercise, and therefore ueverpass, a day without it. , 4 -You ask me Where I have been this summer I answer et Olney. Should yen ask rue Where I spent .the last seventeen summers, I sheulo., still answer at Olney. Aye., *44 tbg.sin i tcs also, I have seldom kit it, end exceplewinPAMPleVind illY7.BrSi• truer in his last illness, never thollogshhiortoig/at to. Cher. • .. -: .0 Adieu, my beloved •COn4 r : l l, l el all not a 1... ways be thus nimble in reply, In4ll4,llelways hue great pleasure in answering you When I can. ,‘. " Yours, my Friend and Cousin, . • " WM. ?OWPETt." LETTIReOM JOHN LNcr .z roe, 'ET. to Sir W et " T sit. RALEIGH. lifritten from :ht Aragon is Neweatt. ( From DgEkETT% Peerage.) Suit, It is not worthye the virtue and honour you pi-O. • tesse to persons fallen into misfortunes : if heretofore you have borne me complete displeasure, now of all others is the time least seasonable to spew it. Re member, Sir, what it h to be truly noble, and how it agreeth not with generous haste: to delight to tram ple upon dejected fortunes ; it is now in your pewee to dame good or ill offices ; if you do me good, you shall give me cause t.. be th:'.'kful. There is already between your son and me one tye in blood and na ture ; I could be contente you did now douule the knot with offices of love and friendship. To begge your favour in the state I stand, were too much bate- nesse ; to refuse it, were arrogancy and indiscretion ; but to require you to do me no harm, is but jessice. and that one Gentleman of tight oweth to another. What construction you will make of this, or what is now meete to be done, I must - refer to your own judgment, and so 1 end. VICTUALLINC-OFFICE, Aran. 8, 1803. T HE Corlem s is omen for Yid:toll mg his Majtsty's Navy do' hereby girt Nmice,that on Wednesday nest, the ltlth bat. they nig be reaig to re rite Tenders, in writing (sealed up) dad treat for Forty Thonsanei - Conons n„,,,,r, to a Sample, to be !xi:Parcel with !hi Tender, to be delitered es demand. trivet° !iii Majesty's l'i,sualling Stores at Deptford ; and to he paid for, ky 1341 s payable uitk interest Ninety Days after date. The condisisns of the marvel may be seen at the Steretory's Office. And all Persons rho my think proper to wake readers ivn the said *erosion, are desirrrl to take Mlles., that no regard will be And to any Tender a ashich the Price shall not be ipseria in Wards at /earth, or that dial/ sat is deissiered to Ilse Baud before One re'llack on the said IVednetiley west, the 13tit Instant, leer treks' the Pl (ON who make+ the Tender, or on Person on lis behalf, at tends, to ancu'er token celled fir. 4 1 ',' ••. HOLCR6FT's TRAM ELS. .. In the Press, and speedily will be published, In Tin 'ci gan t 'Veshitnes, Quarto, &scented with a great Nninhet of Via bow, blether witb a feparata V..:uine of large Engravings, bytha first Artists, representing the principal objects mid Betiding, in Paris many of the.n fru.n beautifisi ibuwings made. unda the Dit.xtion of the Authnr. • TRAVELS in GE(tNI.INY, HOTANTIV , arciduiro H; FLAtipERS, and FRANCE, to A P \RIS ; with iits.l l ' menses particsilais, tehtti've to tbe present Stare of that C aln all ; it> Maarten, Chant-tans Paintntr, Music, Theatres, LI • BERNER'S STREET. T}r EXIIIRrrtoN of the BRITISH SCHOOL of TAINT!NC•rt, etc. bi Eminent British .Artists, under the our 1' Re, of .! His Royal Highness of WALES, and supporte 1.7 the tlie. most Wile sad distinstuithed Delitant, of tiii. Cnuntri, can''.ritte4 Kren to its Patrons, Exhibitors, and ad: P. 111 c, *tilt a daily soecession of stew pooli.e.n aloe. s, PROSPECTITS. PLAN, of the BRITISH SCHOOI•. whit the blSCUUßSEdglivereil at the opening of the Logi- Sumo, by I. T. !ierres Make, P,intt:r to ha M Oty, 'Sce. allay b^ h.id at the Exhibition, and t,f the arleci'p•".! liboksellers, • price Is. • Admittance to NoiHstheoribers, MA Tot* till Fin, One Shalt* • • 2 G: • le T. • G AS II . G. Fl . DIMSCTORS. • W. . . _s. Itatituttons, Architect:rs,,te. By THOM#S HOLCROFT. - _TLiortsll for R • Pitman, St. Fiturs Chitrit yard. THE LATc, WAR. In the ;rev, and speedily will b.: pulihdr•-d, in Two taw hop quarto, Mustrated with Maps, price ill ; es batir4:. 1 • HISTORY of the WARS which nrcr,.a.oitt of ' the FRENCH REVOLUTION, fmmtheirconunencet ' inent in 1792, until the Signature of the ProtliAnimaries. yf r ! ..ice between Great Britain and France. To which is itref4r ,4, a R ev i e w o f the Causes, and early Progress of the Fiancli Revolution. By ALEXANDER STEPHENS, • " ' - • of the MiAdle Tempts, Lsq. t . In 7l, St. Wears - cla-yurt., • Avast 1, IReel. commrrrEE for Tatting the CITY's LANDS, wsll meet at Guildhall, nn WEDNESDAY the lOtli by of April instant. at Eleven of ille-etock in the istaiona, to let by Public Aaftairs, BUILDINGj.EASES for 99 Years, from Lady-Dey lam, co/several Pieces ni Parctds 44,13anund, neat Tottenham oluttroad, pa form Two Cres- C4ots and a new Street.-1 , .d a ss, • IPervc-ive Proposals for eroding attirwai, to (train t) Houses tiChir evigled cm the mid Gro•lod.' .''lse Condition, for lentos the mid oreund, and the rah and Elevation of th • intended Hous•A, twit be :wen at the Cosopuoller'sQtfice,.Guilolh ell. P. w. CROWTHER; Cimaptrallet.• C Priated-fof R.. PH I. az rs. TO BOOKBINDERS. WANTED immediately, several semi moldy liAnds 1,1 the above Busman, Formanless aadficAlisra.. Alpo, We* or iuur Wooten. Enquire of Mr. West; British Press Office, Salisbury Squaw, - S - - . • CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO-SQUARE, LONDQH. , Numerous and Valuable COLLECTION it - the EDMONS 4 the GREEK and LAIIR CLAS CS, Su:. have been lately imported, by W. H. luau, a 154 al whlch.( just printed) may be had, grabs, as abets, amok vet his Shop in Cambridge. . - • SYRIA, and . YPT • In the Pmes, and in a few days will, be published, in One Vo. lunie 'Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half in lime, embellished link newly Thirty el:Joined Engravings, from Drawings taken on the suet, PrittiVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, infilA, and across the Dimwit into EGYPT, during tin Yeers 1799, 1600, and ISO!, in Company with the Tur kish Army wad the British Military Mission, which was tent dihtlitintry into /Turkey, under the command of Gene t'', Redder t containing Detail.. of the Proceeding, and Opera tions of the Turkish-Arley under the command of the Grind Viaier, with ausiientle and circtinagautial Account* of the • re sent State of those parts of the Turkish Ein:iire. To Illicit are annexed, a Nleteettlogleaf Journal, and Observations on the Plague, end nn the Diseases of the Turks. liy WILLIAM WITTMAN, M.D. Of the Royal Artillery. Surgaoo to the Minion, and upwards of two Years Physician to the Grand ViaWr and the Lariat • cila: Officer:. of the Turkish Army. Printed for R. Pitt cur+, 740.71, St. ratirs Chtirch-yard. Th 4 Day are publislie4 in Six tlegant Volumes, Dutxlecimu, price 11. 115.1'4 to boatdl, EMOIRS of the I;'[ ES of ILLUSTRIOUS 'VI and CELEBRATED WOMEN, of all Ages ant! Countries. By 111 1 .kaftY IIAYS. Printed for R. PM Li es, Nu. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and sold by all Booksellers. N. B. Copies ofthi4 interesting Work, intended ac Presents to Ladies, may be had eleptitly bawd and gilt, price IL ISt. or iu handtorne plain bloating. price 11. 16s. • I'- • i THE FAMt3US LABRADOR STONE, rINHE NOBILITY and GENTRY are resped- I fully informed, that GOLD RINGS are ready for de- Lvvry, costlaiiiirg art craft imitation of that weridevfa4 Ph e. aroeseilm , , v.ettitied by the Scientific to be the siauple produc tion of Nature, and n w in the possession s of Robacorni.--, Tbc strikiag resemblance of Louis XVI, is perfectly mandlist sin We tt,,nr. TIei(FTS f,r ilelivery. of the Dings, wish admissions to -view the faailiol Portrait of that anfortenate Monarch, traced by nature hetseU; nury be h 4, by Subscribers only, at tlic Sallowing ilooksellers. T. Cad , -1l and W. Daher, Strand; Me•sri. .flea, and Co. Finsbury-v:l.lam; Dnlae and Cn. Soho-square; Cnlehy, No 33, New Bnnd.sve•at ; W. Carke, Na SS, New Hold street T D: Dose, ,No. 7, Gerriad-street, Moho; aod, at Lade% Qrigiaal fronds asid English Library, No. _ . . J 47, Mai 111/4 is publishes", in.Oriti Yolnine, Osseo, price ?s. in bomb, a Second rditioh, s( C LASSICAL BIOGRAPHY. Exhibiting the plop Stmes, with a short Acernitit of Ile several Deities, Ilerocx, and' tlite Person., mention( d sit the aneient CLtmic Authors; and. a .mpre particular Diacrip tion of the moot destinguishill Characters among the Rimless. The Whirl,. -i-ig interspers.q with ocatsional Explanattons of Words and d .signixt chiefly to contribute to the Illus. Wawa of the twits Chalice. . . • _ _ _ _ _ A NEW EDITION (W KOTZEBUE'S EXILIt7, AT A REDUCEJ) PRICE. This Day is pub!islied, a here E.Pition, iu Three Volumes, Foe!reap •w,, price 123. instead of 1.r.0. in board', embel lished with F.neravinge, AN ACC()UN'I' the LATE EXILE and JOURNEY !:no . SIBEBIA, of AUCiI'STAS VON KOTZEBUE, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic Particulars relative to the preseat State of the interior of the•. Russian Empirz. Written by HIMSELF. Translated from the German, under the superintendence of .the Author, by the Rev. B. Beresford, Y. D. English Lecturer to the Queen of Prussia. Primed for R. Puit. tars, No. 71, St. Faui'i Church-yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. II•GCE, - APRIL 5. At length three ships from the East Indies, with very rich cargoes, have entered the Tezel aid the Meuse. Our goVernment has sent out certain fast-sailing vessels, with dispatches and secret orders to the Governors of the colonies in the E•'ast and West By ALEXANDER ADAM. L.L.D. Rector of the High School, Edinbureh. Printed for A. Strait= T. Cetell and W. Duvies, in the St t and a nd W. Creech, at Edinburgh. Of wit.ins ally Ire had, by the mete Anthnr, I. A Summary of G...ograpby and Hiannw, both Anrient and blod. , .rn illustrated by A run Set of Maps, 3d &Mien Its. in boarils. 2. Roman Antiquities; or alt Aecolint of the Idaederri and Cuitorn% of Cr. Romans sth Ed.tioh, fa. in Boati!.. 3. Too Rotswears of Latin and Engirds Umbrae,. Fourth lidition, with inaprorwmenn, is. 64. Indies. Within these fe.w days, too, Grypvogee and Circe have been put into alive wrvice. But their destination is unknown. From Flushing we have informati-n, that there were never so many French traps in-that town as just now: The prices of provisions have risen to such a degree as to excite the murmurs of tht: people. Yesterday morning a Courier Extraordir.nrs btonglit dispatches to , the French Ambassador, of which he has notified the contents to the Bataviaii, v~y • • MINERVA OFFICE. This Day is puh'ipheJ, price 6d. bound in rzil, with 3n engraiird Frontispiece, RASSELAS, PRINCE of ABYSSINIA. 117 Dr. JOIDISON. Priaboi fir Lane, Nrwnan 404 Co. Liadenliall-street. Just pi:bliabed, The Biography of a Spaniel; to whlch is &unfixed, The Idiot ; a Talc ; w.th an elegant Frontispiece, price Is. 64 boasts Tie lhilleaeli --A Cohecliosi of the most esteemed Bongs, fis Warns. Ti' Musical gwpository.—k o.lleninit of Scotch. English, red Irish Swop, szt to %roc, pr.ce 2s. 6d. boaris. The ; or Adventures of Seraphilia, rice Is. trerd. MINERVA OFFICE. Thin Day is pubbi4, i. Threkr Volumes, 12mo. prise 151 s. s•vvri, THE PHILOSOPHIC KIDNAPPER. By lb, Aathor of THY. WIVE AND MISTRESS liblaSe4 L Labq fissman, rod Co. LamesehalklrosS) ea 4 mid b W Maki, NN Soadierosi. Joe pabasherl, The Laney o'Lafr, 3 io's. 190 6e. wind. grim:4l, so du VbrAilvo Parker, 3 vols. *Krim& Aledis of Oho Nog% or duo Fooallos of 4110 - 11 up, 4 oab. Lwi 1111. sorsi 64 Rao Cave' er, Sao Mpolsrel rOlO9lllO es lets writ . • • C rrynd...“. by Clabrielll, 4 vololet *welt Ot‘tir or, vat ll.drid *Os% 4 'db. ell Sand. I. T /I. White ldllr eal Madde, i veis. pass avid. ._.._._ VALARLE SCHOU e 1:00ES. This Day is pia:dished, in On closely-primed Volume, price 4e. W. in boards or .ss. bound, SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY; or, the Lives and Characters of Twenty-two of the principal POrsouares u.. corded iu the Old and New Testament, practically adaptsd to the Instruction of Youth And private F. im dies. By the Rev. JOlll4 WATKINn, L.I. D. Author of the Bingrarillical Dictionary, Sec. Printed fiw RICHARD Pis i si. ors, N. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; and sold by Wilson and Speoc;„ York; 11. Motley, Gaiosborough ; and by all other Booksellers, Of whom usty be had, the undermentioned valuable alai stan dard School-books :- 1. Dr. MAVOR's British Nepas, price 4.:. Gd. 2. ..... Ditto's.... Natural Histary, price Ss. 3 .....Ditto's.... Selection front Plutarch's Lives, 4s. Gd. 4. "...Dines— Universal Snort-band, price 7s. 6d. 3i. ..... Ditto's.... linpiove.lSp::llillg Book, price is 6d. 6. ...Ditto's.... Roman l listory, 3 vols Cis. and 10,. Gd. T. .....Dirm's.... Greriani fistory; 2 vols. 10s. and 7s. K. bt. Ggeousrs Elerist.mts of a Pulite Education, rice M. del.. . 9. Dr. WATKINS's Universal Biographical anrillisturical I DicliclnerY, one large volume, Biro. prier 10s. W. L 10. Dr. WAVOR's and Mr. PRATrs Selection of Classi cal Pqetry, prim: Ss bound. • 11. Mr. IRVING'S Elements of Loggruh Campo iition, price 4i;" 6d. bound. It. eitd/ORAPITY for the USE of SCHOOL!:, on a nevi i rid Ibiemating Plan, illustrated with, S lay beaut.fu by the Rev. J. GOLIMMITiIe We. IS L hewed. M.-41. EASY GRAMMA& of• GEOGRA.PHY, an a *Mindy new, with Maps, by the litv. J. GOI4VSSITII, 14. 6d. • 14. POETRY for cinc•REm, by Miss ,iii;lN, Pi 6‘. lb. Sint STORIES, eontaioing all the moist blares:* Histories in the Old and New Testament, pr kited in a large type, and detruated with twelve plates, two we: Is. price 44. Government. It is a requisition to the Govern= meat of this country, to take into ins pay and ser vice, four other battalions of infan.r . - , and three squadronsuf cavalry, which, with tie other corps already in,tbe Batairian service, will raise the whole' number of the French troops, in this country, to fifteen or sieteen thousand men. Another fall of the funds illexpetled to-morrow, when this news , shall be anowte,at Amsterdam. Baron BIELYLELD, the Prussian Agent at the ,Hague, has been • nominated, by his Prussian . MA per, r, to serve inthe same quality at Constanti .a9ple. HAMM:MOH, MARCH 31. The report of the arrival of a Courier from Ber lin, with dispatches, is equally groundless with the dametlfions that tianover will be occupied in the event of a War; and that the Elbe anti Weser will he shut up, Yet, these several rumours now ocenpy the attention of the public. LlClTtort:, eflttL S. Our letters from. Paris, of the 31st of March, mention, that nothing certain is yet publicly ho I d -..--,-- -. . . . .. , THE LIFE OF GIENERAI. WASHINGTON FROM 1 in the Press, and speedily wiz be published, HIS OWN MANVSCRIPTS. A WORD of ADVICE to all CHURCH RE. R. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Public, 11 FORMATILM-MONGEBS.--Containing Strati : tires on J-Yl. that he has entwed inns an engagement' with the two resent Publications. Family of the law Gen): KAL Iv 11 , Nr; roes, to pehlish iii Printed for .1. !fetcher!, Bookseller to Het Majesty, No. London, the Meshoirs of. the Lifrai that great biitn, dm*. 190, (opposite York lintels) Piecariply. . up from his own papers. Of whom may be had, Thg work is edited by Mr. Marshall, Chief Justice of the 1 . The Second Edition of Olatmations on Dr. Sturtta's United States a Gentleman eminent for his talents, andaho l'lnlPliktst ravettitig the No n -Resid en c e o f t he' Cler g y,. at a was infmtately acquainted with Washington during' MAIM t Letter to Mr. Barn Mastics, by T. B.'Hewell, EA. and it will be revised by . jesi ze wmtanittbd, me " woo , of 2. The Second Edition of the State of Things, for-18N, in the General, his principal heir, and the present lasses:er of a Dialo g ue between the Old Year and the New Year. i „ . . _. bit seat at Mount- Vern o n. . .• It will extend to Ann or five octavo volumes, will ho e l.-- • This Day is published, price Is, 6rl • . • 1 gantly printiol, and he suitably decorated vrith a -portrait, arid A SERNIQN . , preached in the Cathedral Chtvich . with views, map s, and plant: ' .L - 1. of St. P ahl, L millet, on Thursday; Loa 3, 1807 . , - Ee • -• As ouch a work is equally interesting to Europe and shone - fore the Seeks, - of Patrons of the Anslvetsary of the Charity rice, it ii: intended tled the publication shall take-place i a &kw,. London and Ph il adelphia on the sameday ; and it i , bclicte a By the Rev. JOHN PRIDDFN, MA, FS A. that the first veluine will make its appearance in April or May . ' Onisof the Niiitor Canons.of last Cathodsol. No. 71, -St Paul'- Church-yard, Jan. 20, Ittn•t. . Publi,heal at face Revizst, and fur the Benefit of the Soe.. tit)Lcßbrr, TRAVELS. • eteq. ' ' ' " In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Tin 'et tan t . With as Appendix, containing a BrattLAccoinat of the So!: Vnlnines, Quarto, decorated with a great Noinher of Vie- eie:Y• Mates, blether with* feparate V..:u one of !arty' Engravings, ~ ..P rinted. and sold ttry Julius Nish* and Son, Red Lion-passage, *the 6esl Artets, representing the principal .ofintess and "en - street. , •* A _: . Buildings in Paris, many of them fro.n bcauslN liOrwitigs May be use, price 11. 7t. in boards, made. under the Dir.vtion of the Author. The kefrolieleigpOopla of .Mr. Bowyer's tery accurate TRAVELS in GERMANY, HOLIANID, . Edition of the Greek Testament,. ii t . l tt ! i t o. ~ FLANDERS, and FRANCE, to PARIS; with rip- " *."--- "" ---t-i-- . --.....-a--,... 4 memo particulars, retatiVe 'cattle patent State of that Genital ; ' / I ' . • LITE RA 7111f1). • • • ,:: IL ., • its Maerters, Cbasactont, Paintings, Music, Theatn:s, Gan:lens, •• • - . "-teemerfir!, 1i,..; : . • 4-'14 . : a • Institutions, Aenite7t•:re.sttc. &c. By THOMAS HOLCROFT... • -.. -E-4 *ere Prairig.cgoft . p.1 1 ; 1 9k. , :,.' riiiti'd fat R. Vil I LLI PS, St. Paull': CIIDA.4II I titk. r : , toad , . • --.--`--- - . • Tort LIEF AND POSTE4O4OOS' WIMINGS 'of Vit.' I'llL 1-.l'l'G WAR. „' t . . . LIAM A:OWFER Asia. • . 1 1. In the t ress, and s l ice -lily will bz •inhli.lini, in'Tvits taro •'l'o - , limpet quarto, indicated wit h Maps, price to ' :..is. in ' •q h ; - I , SY WILLIAI4 HAYLEy t ESQ. ..,l / fit 1; blank. • • (Contitined,) Lt HISTORY of the WARS which arose - out of -- ,11%. , .. . ~ . ~ , al: lira • Ye ' have given an outline of the Life of tbi,tiv. .L.I. the F R LNC II REVOLUTION, fmin th cirt 'onnnence celfent &an ; and a sketch of his Cbaraaer, by tdie ,aeni in 1792, until the Signature of the Pheluniiiarie.; fd , l' ! ese between Great Britain and France. To wl.f.ch is prefig-, . pen 'of Mr.' Playlet. It'remiins for us to intift eel ' a Review of the Causes, and early Progress of the Fiartek: ..oitr seedera with some specimens of these PiridAll• R evolution. •mous Woi:.:s of the Authar of lime Task.• His ep ise By ALEXANDER STEPHENS, . • - , . ~. . •toistry talent has been ranked by his fr i endly Bio • of the Honourable Society of ehe Middle Temple, rag:t* Priated.fot R../Putsotes, No 71, St. hies Chu-eft- y, i &rapher, before that of Gray. On t h e ju s ti ce o f GODWIN'm LIFE. OF CHAUCER. . e , ~:. this arrangement we shall leave our readers ties 'de le the Press, and veytitly will be published, in Twa va.,,,,, ; „ termhiefram the Extrads, which we shall now lay co. price Three Guinea. in boards, illustrated with Par- before them. We will introduce the letters which traits, it is our intention to seled with Mr. Haylev's ac 'THE HISTORY of the LIFE of GEOF- count of the Lady to whom' they are addressed. 1 FREY CHAUCER, the earls- English Poet ; itwiuding " His second volume, of whose delay in the press !elements of hi. twit 'Friend and kinsman, John id Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. •' ' ,•• •. - . tbe speaks so feelingly; was published in the summer: Ply W 11.44 4 74. SODwirl• of 1785. It not only raised him to the summit.lth Printed fur RICHARD Puistirs, No. 71, St. Paul's-church- poetical reputation, but obtained for him a blesking i Ewa. • ininitaly dearer to his affectionate heart, another. fe •t• Tftit Work cetniiii,hen.ls Views 'of the Progress of So- e rna . le friend, and lively aseociate; now.providentially. eiety, adisonets, and she libte Aril; him the Dawn of Lite. lea to contribute tains. comfoct, of he n the advanced ratuse in •liindwn. Shropm; to the, Close of the Fourteenth Canonry, with Cliarfc.s.of, thi-principal Persoiniges in the age and inirmities of 411. I,lq* made such an 1 . Cournof.E.d.earti the Third l iii.l Millard the Second. acqui s itio n o f sew , ,or egf Tier. roved friendship, a. iidt; INtilaiSH - MIUTARY IidIisSIONJNTO TURKEY, Matter of infinite importge,so t.be trauqiiillity. an 4 SYRIA, aed.EGYPT. . Welfare of ilie sequestered pt;tet.• • • In the. Press, and in a few days will be published, in One \'o- • " The lady to whom .1 alit* had the advantage . fume Quarto , price Two Guineas and a Half in hoards, s e rbeing nearly related to CoWPer. Their inter. embellished With Read" Thiity I:delved Engravings, from Drawings taken ma the snot, . course find been frequent ! .'lad endeared by recipro- TItAVELS its TURKEY, ASI A-MINOR, cal esteem in their early lean, but the whirlwinds of BYRIA, and awes the Drain into EGYPT, during life had driven them far from the sight of each otirn.i ... Yon 1799, 1800, and ISOI, in Company with the Tur- 'During the poet's long retirement, his fair cousin had Ipth Army and the British Military Mission, which was Sent ir p ass el, some years with her husband abroad, and Rom' ttibeteetratr? into Initial, under the command rif Gene- o'thers, after her return, in a variety of mournful !Soria Redder 1 containing Detail,. of the Proceeding. and Opera- • duties. She was at this time a tv!dow, and her in door of the TerhiA-Arrey under the command of the Grind Vizier, wills authentic and circumstantial Aceounts of the • er- delible regard for her poetical relation, being agree ment State of three rafts of the Turkish Empire. To ahiclr are ably inspirited by the publication of his recent anne":ted, a Meteortilogleal Joomal, and Observations on the works, she wrote to him, on that occasion, a verj , Plague, gad on the USea.CPS of the 'rurks. kind Letter. .. By Wit:LIAM WITTMAN, M.D. Of the Royal Artillery, Stirgzoas to the Mission, and upwards "It gave rise to many from him, which lam of two Years Physician to the Grand Vizier and the prim- particularly happy in being enabled to make a part • ci.uil Officers of the Turkish Army. of this work, because they give a minute account of 4 r ni, s, ..a Printed for R. Pit r cur.', g 0.71, St. i Au, s ......ere,..v..... their admirable author, at a very interestingi pain ,• d Tits Day are pubusneo,. i I Si x rox ci , e F ant Volumes, Duodecimo, of his life; and because I persuade myself they will price IL 11s. td. in board..., relied peculiar honour on my departed friend in va- MEMOIRS of the VI VES of ILLUSTRIOUS s tu ns po i nts o f v i ew , an d l ea d t h e pu bli c to join with and CELEBRATED Wt)MEN, of all Ages and me in thinking that his letters are rivals to his poem s, Countries. - By M ARY 11 NYS. - in the rare excellence of representing life and nature Printed for R. Pitt:. Li rs, Nu. 71, :st. Paul's C.:lurch-yard ; and with graceful and endearing fidelity. S old by all Booksellers. N B. Copies of tiny interesting Work, intended as Presents LETTER XL. to Ladies, may be had elivantly iseand and gilt, price 11. 18t. nTo T.ady Iltserris, New Norfolk-street, Grosvenor-square. or iu handsome plain bin-liug, price 11. Iris. " My Direr Cousin, October 12, 1785. A NEW EDIIIOSI OF KOTZEBUE'S EXILkt, AT A REDUCU) PRICE. " It is no new thing with you to give pleasure, This Day is pub!i4lted, s, my. , Ettitiau, ii, Three Volumes, but I will venture to say that you do not often give pnol,..cap Svo, price 123. instead of Vs. in boards, embLl- more than you gave rite this morning. • When I lishtvd with En g ravings, A N ACC()UNT .of the LATE EXILE and came down to breakfast, and found upon the table a letter franked by my uncle, and w hen opening A JOURNEY :nu) SIBLRIA, of A VGI'STAS VON KOTZEBUE, and Pi the other er.traotainary Incidents which hat frank I found that it contained a letter from happened to him to Russia, with arthentie Particulars relative you, I said within myself, this is just as it should to the present State of the interior of the Russian E mp i res. be ; we are all grown youn g again, and the days o , Written by HIMSELF. hat I thoua'ht I should see no more, are adually Translated from the German, under the superintend:ince of ..s She Author, by the Rev. B. Beresford, P. D. English Lederer eturned. Vou perceive therefore that you judged to the Queen of Prussia. well when you conjectured that a line from you Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, would not be disagreeable to me. It could not be and to be had of all Bookseners. _ otherwise, than as in fa& it proved, a most agreeable VALUABLE SCHOOL Y BOOKS. surprize, for I can truly boast of an affection for This Day is published, in Onz clontly-iirurted Volume, price you that neither years, nor interrupted intercourse as. hid. in boards ' or ss. bound, have at all abated. I need only recollect how much SCRIPTURE BIOGR titPHY ; or, the Lives and I valued you once, and with how much cause, im- Characters of Twenty-twoof the principal Persuinges ie. avvifti iu the Old and New Test:inn-Ir/, precticaVy adapted to mediately to feel a revival of the same value ;if the Inautanion of Youth and private Fortifies. that can be said to revive, which at the most has By the Rev. JOHN WATKIN::, 1,.1, D. only been dorniant for want of employment. But Author of the Biographical Dictionary, .tre. I slander it when I say that it has slept. A thou- Printed for RICH AR n PHILLIPS, Nu. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; a sand times have e I recolleCted a thousarul scenes in anal sold by Wilson and Spence. York; 11. s.lozley, Gainsborough ; and by all other Booksellers, which our two selves have formed the whole of the Of whom may be had, the undermentioned valuable and stan- drama, with the greatest pleasure ; at times too dard School-books :- when I bad no reason to. suppose that I should ever 1. Dr. MAVOR's British Netrca, price 4s. Gd. hear from you again. I have laughed with you at 2. --Ditto's Natural History, price 54. 31 ..'...Diao's Selection from Ph 'arch's Lives, 43.66. the Arabian Nights Entertainment, which afforded 4. "...Ditto's Universal Short-band, price 7s. 6d. us, as you well know, a fund of merriment that de a..„...Datoa lumiove.lSpelling Book, Price 1s 6d. serves never to be forgot. I have walked with you 6. ..... Ditto's Roman history, '.'3 vols 15s. and 10s. Gd. to Netley Abbey, and have scrambled with you over 7. .. -amis GrecianHlstory; 2 vol s. 10s. and 70. K. DE. GREGORTs Elements of a Polite Education, hedges in every direction, and many other feats we rice 4e. ad . - have performed together, upon the held of my re. 9. Dr. WATKINS's Universal 'Coin-10nm! and Historical membrance, and all within these few years, should • Dictionsry, one large volume, Syr.. vine 10s. 6J. I say within this twelvemonth I should not transgress to. Dr. WAYMI's and Mr. PRATT's Selection of Class;- the truth. The hours that I have spent with you eat Poets'', prone 5s bound. 11. Mr. IRVING'S Elements of English Cornpoiition, price were among the pleasanteat of my former days, and 44 6d. bound. are therefore chronicled in my mind sd deeply as 12. GIitoGikAPPIT for the USE of SCHO GU:, on a new to fear no erasure. Neither do I forget my poor my:Aar, rid ilnemating Finn, illuswated with; Sksty beaut.fu friend Sir Thomas ; I should remember him indeed Beirwrings. hp the Rev. J. GOI.IASIdITH, 110 s. 611. bound. IS. All EASY GRAMMA& of • GEOGRAPHY, ea a at any rate, on account of his personal kindnesses to . ran entirely new, with Maps, by the Rev..l. GOLDSMITH, . myself, but the last testimony that he gave of his . price 2 4 .64. ' . regard for you, endears him to me still more. With 14. POETRY for CHILDREN', by Mies . WIN, ! i 6d. his uncommon understanding (for with many peen. • lb. BIBLE STORIES, containtatall eke owe lawsmanig liarities he had more sense than any of his acquaint- Histories in the Old and New Testament, pi befed in a large type, and decorated with twelve plates, two wo; to. pace fai, ance) and with his generous sensibilities,. st was GODIWI NI LIFE OF CHAUCER. . . • In the Press and apierthly will im Two Veluiticai. Ce. price Three Guineas in boaribi, illu,tratud with Por trait THE HISTORY of the LIFE of GEOF. PREY Cll.WCttt the ei•irk Ent ish Poet ; is !ud:ug Memoirs of hi. ueir 'Friend MA kinlilnAtl, J0 ) 111 ni Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. ' • • WIifIotAM.PPPWIr• • Printed fur Rrca. D PatILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paers-cburch. raf4. • t• Thia Work coinprplreii Views lsf thi Pmtieseof So ciety, Mainers and the I." Ark. from the Dawn of Lite rawer,. lardinfiern Jihrepei: to she Gloat of the Fourteenth getwiity 4 still) p*.r-c a thi• ,principal Persluaiits in the Ciaurtimaf.Fal , ratcl the Thi r d l inJ toclar4 the Second. 76114 1111/41.4.15H NrHATAJIY 64114pN.1NT0 TURKEY, . .; • r,