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1111 s day le published, by totogn.as and Co., and Symonds, Illaserisossy-row • Egerton, Whitehall; and NI uttley, Ports. ansai•la ; in * p rot Oas Guinea nOtii: 1111.11. of tiEN. 11 , H I )CITE; .1 takes in Sle.rt.lsoad by Mr. GURNEY : 'ith a Copy of the rxreilindi Wieuee sal Ht BroMber To %%Aid% ta added, an Appeadin, itoalatedeir General Whitelocke's lis stteethrus, end all tbr odor Venial Papers produced it Conri ; a Map of blersua Ayres, and the surruarding eau .t.a. 'Chore Gelding...a whir hare receive.' ropLris a ill, ea appli w•tou nerortoris Agron., by furoished, patio, adds a Sheet, etruhthaug Ihe seutuuta, which will atamplete their ,at.. SV(. AR DIsTtLLERiss. sitcoND Et)rrioN. This day is published. pries 31. the . beyond Edition of t:A.) Ai. C of.the PRESENT I. DIV'S fditi/N ei tgi WEST INDIA PLANTE'S POINTED our; and die metfiehniey of the eteasdres, odds* hare hitherto bees proposed for relieving diets, ississmrsira et w. SPENCE, F. 1.. S. Pouted fort Cadellatiel W. Dreier, Strand. b Ibis Pamphlet is discussed the propriety .4st/be:hoeing is for Grain irrthe Disittlrrics sod the v....s snitittiett eddies measure to the landed Interest, and its general iso pAicip, are Party prtwed. Limey pe;Mslied, lty the same Author, BRITAIN PESDC.NT of COMM Encl. Stith Edition, peke os. DEILIIIODY'S VAR's. This day is pablistwxl, is ivy elegsat Vwisisss, pries tan is - . . . IF. 11110) of ERIN; entk;iating of the PoeLeal Works .4 Thomas Dermody, now int Meted By J. G. RAYMOND, Rag Author of I'M Ijk of IJerrnody." Printe4 FIX Rickard inielips. No 6, Bnilge street, Ifilock.- fria,s, awl to be kul of 4i B Alkielt.f. • Or atom may be ball, The PfIETICAL WORKS . 4.4 ZOBINEON, is dyes Voisubes, rnce rm. is horde. • This (lay r peesliebel, rigs MA puw.le t: e 1 itATED in the LIFE aAI DESR: VI of the Bee. TFIOYIAS BRAY, a I . .anerty Manistcr of St. Ilvtolph •Wttbeet Alogete, Te which are added, the Iheeigie, sod Preoeedsoge of those oho now Coos the Socia•tv elite% he to et.tuted, mid ether llleetratAuus. he Secuud Edition, to. .Printed 11... F. E snJ Rivingtoa, !itt. 6a, St. Pauli Cbareb-rvii; 1111411 she by .1 Hatchard, 111 v. 01, Pireadali. ti.a. day ace poblialted, price as. tid. C T It' ft•it ES •.. Sue N vor• chiefly r.i tin, to . 0 the ESTABLISHED RELIGION, soft the CLERGY ; fa two Letters to h`ll Patrol', from a Colmatry elernataa. My A. Rey. 110sIAII THOMAS, M.A. eici.i of fltrort c . m Wanes .44”0r0el reistcd fier r C. soil J. Iteriset•ka, - "Nu. tie, St. Paters Curet.-yard said siss by J Hatchint, rtece eilr. O. fieterdity wilt be poaiebini, to two lens Yoiutuer , Oc. taro, pnee as beards I JO. the 1 had Edition, corn-reed, of A EN, on the I'ROM-lEl.lgs, that hors been With* are woo fhl6ll.sg, or will brresater br foie/kid, &stns. to the great period of 12to Teen; the Pepsi and Nl.4l.trunte4s Apt/Mme.'s, the Irma sicat rriss of Auttehnet, or the 1141 Power, said the 'sa lient's,. of the Jews B) Ike Arr. GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B.D. 'Gest of Stockhie.spos Tees. Priated for F. C. sad J. Rrviigtea, Ns. EJ, St. Pion Mardi-yard , sold she by J. Hatchard, Ne. ego, Of whole may be had, yatpiwhe d, be the same Anthur, A GEN KRAL and CONNECTED t EW et the PRO. PH EC I hS, relative Nth. Couvensea, Restirstiss, Using, R A i Fz le iare Diary, el the Homan .f Jed* sad lersid ; the , •nd Owl Orr, Marra of the Autichelstian Caere &racy se the Laud 41 Paladin and the ultimmap veersl aflame of Clicidissity. la Tow Tetuan', 0ct.,., price is homes, las. Thor day is published, hen* .a.ely misted. is One %%mimes Ottawa, price it. iii huseas, to • New &Mak with Addi. 041 1.1 N7.11 ` 0,i 111.)xs of a RECLUSE; JIL tinily ea Rdipses Seldee*u Ry /0 HN C tLI STER,, Rector or Rediestaharl, D0d0.% Printed for F. sod C.ltiesugtia,,, No Os. St- Peers Chstelr. yard , haled sho by J. Hatehard, Nu. son, rvecedilly. Of whom may be bad, by the swat Author, • t. LECTURES as die ACI'S of the APOSTLES, de. beefed in the Parish Church of Storkton•ogion-Tews, daring Lem, is lb. Tows 1403, 1504, tim.;, sod pea. Ilaridedinely visited, in Two Volumes, Octavo, with Three 31aps, ill's treaing the Travels id the A ?model. Price in boards. tee. a. A SECULAR ESSAI • rontaisies • Retrospective Twee of Eames cuaseeted Mkt the Ecclesiastical History ef Eugliced, during the Eighteenth Cesiere. With Rare_ time on the St tte of Practical Religion is that pried. la Oa* Vehame, Ot Mee, price in beards 7s. This Amy is published, price ie. er lee. • dean ler distri buidas, TOSE PITS CO' SIDERATION : A Sermon; al preached an Clare-Hall Chapel, Cambridge, us Matidal„ February the bah, 1800 ; being the tray of iminsinestersaer the holy Sacrament of the Lords Sapper, at the Dirlarini of die Teens. lit) the Rev JAMES PLUMTRF., M.A. Fellow of Clare Vali. Printed for r. C. Rod .1 Itivingtoo Nia G:, St. Paul's cb.uvh-y arJ said also .1. Hatchari , No. Igo, Piccadilly ; Deighten sad Nicholson, Cambridge; and Conk sad Pa rties, Oslhni. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, A COLLECTION of SONNS, Mae* 1, 1.. garatter*, and Aissaiirg. Ekgaidly primed ie dues large desdemenn, price is buieria, ii. is •.• Them Volume* camera the %Valle of *loam& of seven busied Soap ; some of them eeignial, Mat priori pally selected Gem the Works err the Isom approved H them divested of wiry thew which has any tenJeery to iwideersecy sad prolimmases. With an Introdoetury Letter, sad a new Preface. 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Th. day la pabiadsed, in ~rid. fau.scap pries 71. is boards, - E DWY and ELGIV A, and SIR EV MUHL); TWO Tales • • Bs the Rey. KUBEaT OLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, 1t,., ami Orme, Pderuw ter•rom. " have read these two Poems with real satisfaction, and hare no hesitation in prim the lovers of peer), that they will here inert with some very beautiful passages, MA two very interesting and spirited compositions." —.Brit. Crit. Jan. i day are puohated, pace sewed, • nriSERVATIONS r the RISE awl PRO_ l_l GRLSS Of the MEDItAII. ART is the BRITISH EMPIRE Costainin4 Remarks oe Medirsd Literates», and a Vice of • RiMioeraphia Medicine Ilriisostita. By WILLIAM ROYSTON, Few. Apothecary Extramdimety to Ise Royal Highness the OuLe of Clarmsre. Prhateel fur Julio Callow, Medital Bunimelltr. Cream mon, Prioeste.street, Soho. Where may be had, J. CALLOW'S NEW CATALOGUE of a MODERN EOLLEITTION of MEDIC:OIL Dom o, fur flue. This any is youldtsbeil, Dedicated by periwinkle' to the Ile stowable the Cuart of Dircttues of tbs East limits Cum pauy, mime vol. vivo. w itb a View of tha lased id' St. Hstrua, price tuts. 6114. beards. t lIISTOIia . of the 1-land of ST. HELENA ; trout its Diger...cry b. the Purtayoug, to the Year 11106. - Re T. H. ItkttOKE, paisi • stuf St. lielctia to Printed A.r Bloik, Parr and Kingsbury, Lead, nhalAstrtet. Akw roz." are Itriated oo Royal ..o. prwer t La..rtia This day are published. !want 'fully rooted, ja foolscap all) • sad essahehisbed with • hue Head of Anacreoa, price ,s tid. is howius, rusE ODES of ANACREON of Et )S. 1. Literally traialated law English Prose, with Noses. Sieund Editetut Ey tier Ref. THOMAS GILPLNi, A.B 1. 0, 4 , 13 Printed far J. Marmot, ot, Posits); sad Wil son gag Spence, UAL. This dap is *wished, Is Ottawa, price Os. in boar,. A&AI slitg;`4.4ll:',l of the LA of MA RINE INSURANCESS, BOTTOIIRY, INSUR ANCE us LIVES, and of INSURANcE AiItINST EIRE la the Mode of calculating A" t..a •is dc hued, sad ithosindird by Examples. ARELANDER ANNESLEY, of the laser Temple, Solicitor Raid lagabst good moo ezoteperrt -s-P LI . Emit. London Pnotcd by Hr Majests's Low Printer, fur J. Botterwiatli, lowt-stmt; and sold by Block, Parry, and Riuggbory, Lowleshall-street ; J. M. Iticlardsatt simians the Ansi iseiratege; sad J. Coulce, OrroodAtaaf. WIWI& Titedny pubtisheii, in Our Val. emu. pilol Os. is beards, AN INtaUlitY iota the EX IEN *V end STA IMLIT T of NATIONAL ALSO L.' RC ES. the Rev. THOMAS CHALMERS, (Kemeny.) Ons ulanct of this Publication is to more, that the lima of trade evokes i• it ma ether mischief then the hers of cattail enjoyments; the it teams the Mat suirstenance as hectic to ertip individual in the county , awl that, so far from being • ground of alarm rod &impede:ley, it ettehee the nation fifer thau ever fur all the purposes of essence see political isidriteniktico. N.B. Siam this Work was reedy for the press, the Author hu hod the brute of the Ediabeigh Agree in Mr. Spenee's pamphlet, totaled " Erase independent of Consueren," sail as he conceives that nothing that falls films the Edits beret Retiewer, en any subject connected with potitteel economy, sboeld hemmed with inditirrence. he has Mums Tutu the (.ia of en Appeedix, seas uhanvatious eartbews parts of their dimaissions w Inch seem to beer es the pried. pies of his pobbadien. Priistrd for Olipleset sad Wows, Ediebersh ; sod meld by Lemplaa. Hesse, Mee, ttttd Orme. itetenaemt-sew. • . 1.01161GN ,INTELLICEATE. coTTENBI:aGii MAtt.&-- 4 1141ber istraw") OOTTENIIVRGIT. APIIIL 6. Intelligence has been remind trout Merstrand, that tlw iweibsh sloop Russet, commanded by En sig•nlre-theck, has taken and carped into liars trend harbour ,x Danish and Norwegian smithy laden with iron, timber, oats, wheat, malt and Aoat. —(lbid His S;nnii.h Majetity's rtrbel.mmtion, tfmelaittx thr lery-esi-Nerisse, dated Stockholm, the 14th March, 1 4 0 P • "Ra t Ga.tavus Adolphus make karma, that, as the Emden' frostier, of the Empire are already attacked by the enemy. a nd those on theiVest and North are lik e s ise threat yard by the enemy, se feel ourselves culled span so make theuttuiret ?tertian' fir the defence of our invaded eimetry For this purpose, sad in order that i.e may he ohte t.. • sufficient Lrre for attacking the ewe), it is oar rill that all )111.1%; mu., 0( IS to Glean, both inellauve s of vitiate', r rank on rendition they may be, soliu hate oat polluted it. the regular army or 'WWI% - or Inter, Oat, held themselv.ii hi 'esthetes. to tale up arms for the deli D er ,•f our ni t ; rt . l-ud o and assieisblz ot such plates as shall be pointed out to them, at a tuistaienis notice.- ♦1•R11. 8. Grituliultri Castle, March an, Jena. R.. 31 tof,j. rrtrAl.l yr lairds! two rep.atr Cum (.ant hugspri , C.irianandyi-in-Chicf of the army in Tra laud, irteritig d.,te Ifeailvoirtera, Lute:furs and Nertwr, nut 4, i ron , Ravi , m a reh ta , aad la. The army rootititira is good urdrr obi it, match to Meier% is setter tone., a Junc tion with the coluniu of Cowie Cruestadt, Chkf of Bricaae. The rear .as almost daily engaged with the enemy'a light troops, bat a more ronaghtrabk adhir top Owe •Wier the orders 4•1 ( . 4MM Maucu bj rlm, Adintant-Gtneral, eel of Cnln•trl Grin-.,her;, Chitf of Brigade, in whirls it,. Ma jesty's troops, with the Wand gallantry, withsi o ed the attach of the emery, far superaer is numbers, sod coveted the retreat of the Me of the Nee , which carried ,w at all the araceelnei formed jo . Cool* Cneteit.adl, Chief ins Priced', reported from Koispie Mira% end Ides. sole", under Aare the 13th, itsth, sad l ath March, that with the timer, ander Ws enwinoind, he is cootinerne his march, in cued wee, t.. Clenburgoterantat to his ietkre. He bed wine some mil;e7o meets with the cream, on the s itti, near I.lpparti , ta, RIO the 15111, weer himpio, durum; which a fast. ounade was, fee some time, kept M w b.sh odes, witiwot the Piketon frier tz bee• eke , am. ." , ,cone their jea at sunerivrity wee arty wireeseini attack or, your 31ajesty% r •; the eiratray, thti %eft mealy repeleed:../1, • 4 Gentle, April 6 ) STOCK • itC II I!. The Freneh General of Division, Grze,cljran, inforiowl Lieutenant iViifirentivr,;, by la litter of the titli October of last year, kr/ tausuirsl lkune's older, that the Swedish packets would not he ma lotted tot their arriratat Grosses ticker, in the Isle of Hugel', bet be allowed to cuter that port, until thr, exchange of French and Swedish prisoners should have !wen comeeted. In spite of this solemn assuranco„ two harilish packets, which on the strength thereof were distwtched from boa& to Hugel', have been detained there by the French Clminaistling Officer, and declared good and low lid prism. On horn' of one of them was Has Ma jesty'. Aid de Camp, Major Dannfeldt, who wa s relit with a flag of trace to Hagen, and, contrary to all swages of war, detained in Stralsund under a military guand; and so board the other was I%lujor Stthants, of the artillery, who was likewise declared a prisoner of war. This emideict on the part of the French is by no means unprecedented, but it ought to be recorded as as additional proof of the sell known fact, that no reliance can be placed on the most solemn and most veered promise of that people.—(Cotteahlorgh Gazette. March 29.) MARCH 26. • Lieuteuant-General Baron Cavallo has made a report, d.ited the 19th instant, ►tating, that the English squadron which was frozen in near Gotten burgh, and consist: of three bail of the line, two frigates, 111111 three brigs of war, got afloat the said day, and i. ready to set tun' with the find fair wind and weather.—(Stocklu.dat Gazette of March AL) •PRIL 4. Hii Royal Majesty has been informed by a-re port Irma Vice-Admiral Puke, commanding Ad miral iniCarlscsona, of the 30th. of last month. that the tint division of the Swedish fleet, conskini ; of &emit of the line two frigates, and four brigs of war, set sail Irons ;hat port on the 30th of March, early in the morning. under the orders of Rear- Admiral Baron Cederatrorn, and nu the departure of the above report, had already cleared the liar of Carlaeroaa.—(StockAolas Grizette, April 4,) NIMICH . _ This day attired here three English ships of the line and a cutter, from Gottentiur4h, which hariii t : been itnmednitely i.l Or wed of the Prince Christian Frederick, a Uaui.h 74, having set laid for the Lett, Captain Parker sailed in pur suit of bee with the Staraly and Nassau, and detached the Vanguard and Cationnt cutter to the Sound, in case she rhouisl steer that course. As from the two cutters, which for some time have been cruising in the &It, no report har been re urinal of the French having wade any attempt to cross*, no French troops have in all posh:JAW ) as yet reached Zeatand.—.(V/)id, Mara iB.) nAuscann, 11•11111 3.. Colonels Hamelianges and Stackset, Came to Prince Ponte Coro, helve returned to this City from Copenhagen ; whither they wren on service connected with the projected iuvrsion of Scatlia.--ft is reported that the king of Denmark has sugwested mow difficulties to the- esitnince of a Frctieh army into Zealand.—Colour) llariientur 6 es ROA immediately dispatched to Paris. Althmexh the march of the French troops into Holstein hat been susearrielvd. depots of j.rovisienis continue to be formed for their scrodimolation at Elnieuhtest and at Apenrade, at which hitter plate a considerable milither of !wall vessels have lx.rza collected to transpolt the-in actors the Belt. A convention has been between Deninink and France, by which 12.4.00 Danish troops, tae to act with the French arini destined *vines( Sy% i deo, tinder the rommand of the French Cenco.l—a.,o. thar body of Danish troops, under the commuted of banish Officer, is to be employed in the Suedish expedition, and is now assemlaing in Ztalmiel.--- Thii convention, it is further stated, stipulates that no French or Spauish troops are to be quartered in liolsteio. THE BRITISH PRESS. WN I)ON, TUESDAY. Aran 19. We hart received Barbadoes Papers, from which we have :mete the following extracts : " Accounts from Bermuda, as late as the 11th instant, give assurances of an amicable termination of the differences between England and America. Among the causes which have chiefly influenced the more temperate discussions on the part of Corr greys, is said to be that of the Northern States having openly avowed a determination to separate from the Union in the event of a war between the too countries, and throw themselves under the protection of Eliglatitl. The &dire frigate hod arrived at Bermuda, and a vessel was dispatched thereupon to England, with information of Mr. lto4e•+ reception in America, and bring migagod in the abjects of his mission. " The Hussar frigate, which came out with the last Cork convoy, and proceeded to the Southward with the trade for those colonies, arrived here on Thursday from Demerara. " Tea sail of horneward-bound traders, from Demerara, corder convey of the Julia brig, arrived here yesterday ; and, we understand. ruered on Monday under convoy of the Eper•rier." /RIDCC•TOMS (RARBADOEI) FILL 27. .g Sir A. Contamit, in the Brlleisle, returned to this anchorage, on Wednesday last, from off Marti nique, and during that and the following day, the Roneilies, York, and Defence, of the line. with the Argo and Latosia frigates, also came hits Carlisle 13a." NVe this day resunse our extracts from the Swe dish Papers received on Sunday. They throw some light upon the progress of the war in Finland. The Swedes are retreating north, along the eastern side of.theGulph of Bothnia, to Ulenborg, for the purpose of consolidating their totem tlit the 23d last, the Swedish bead-cinatteri were at Longfers, not far km Wasa, and in their retreat to that plums their rear had her o a!imiat daffy with the van of the liussia4s, wit the rr , not been able to make may cousiilendile %wore.. upon them. in the action, which is said t o i„ the greatest iuiporuuee, the Swedes are repro eel as having.boen able to uitlistand the attack the enemy, although far superior in mina —After gainiug Uleoborg, it appears, ma stated our extrada yesterday, to be the iutention of Swedes to retreat still further to Terse% which upon the northern extremity of the Gal ph of Both Uieuborg, dies Ulea, is situate on a peiiiiisaLt, the mouth of a river of the segue name. la 17 it was demolished by the Russians. The British :lips having reached the S oo there is little danger of au attack on Sitch u sea; and as the Swedish army is falling ba c k o its own resources and the lacy-en-muse has called out. we may expect that it will every become more able to cope with the invader. It does not appear that the Danish ship Prix Christian, of 73 gltub, was run aground purl by the crew, but that she drove ou shore, r here became memory to destmy her, The account of the capture of several vessels, the Hortense and Ilertaione, French frigates, e brought by the Captain of the lean, who was e i board one of the frigates about nine weeks, a h l escaped froui Brest on the Ist instant, with four others, in au open boat, sad landed at IVlevagisst?. He reports that ten sail of the line, four frigat,, and two brigs, were lying in the harbour of Seven sail of the line were ready for sea. The dispatches found upon the Russian Cm ricr, who was arrested on the 7th ult. on the Saw dish territories, as he was coining from St. Petere and which were intendcd 'foe M. Atuoeu, the ltussiiin Minister at Stockholm, are of a vei l interesting nature. The King of SWILDEN l submitted them to his people, in the form of a pamphlet. pubiiabed•at Stockhous„ mid notes mil comments explanatory of each dispatch have bees annexed.—The following is tare• preface to this et. riot's work : • " The irruption of the Russian troops into Fun land, and the incendiary Proclamations circr hoed in the Mosinee, w. re already known to the Kiae., whilst the Minister of Russia, M. ALOPEL% hail not yet made any communication that could pave the way for such intelligence, and no cos• riers nor tlispat. Ices from the Swedish Ambas,adat at Petersburgh had arrived since these events— Considering, therefore, that Minister as deprived of his public quality by the insidious aggression if his Court, as a dangeerous enemy, by the revolt. tionary principles with which that aggressioo ww accomi gulled, and as a hostage for the Ambassador, whose liberty had in all probability been violated, His :11 AJ ESTI' ordered, on the 2d of March, that a mr litary guard should be stationed with M. A Lorin. " This measure, which, is every other circum- stance, would have bees extremely repugnant to the KING, has been fully justiled by the event : a Cain rier for Petorsburgh arrived at Sc, tieldskar oa the 12d, and met out on the strith of February by Ton nett, fur Stockholm, having been arrested net the 7th of March.. mile from Har.:osand, with the follows dispatcher Were follow the dispatches.] Baron SMITH'S charge t• the Jury. at Wexiwd, upon the trial of Messrs. Ar.coct and DEAflirt, far the murder of the lute Mr. l'or.cumolli is duel, has excited public attention, and is the sub ject of general conversation in the legal circles. insert it this day, and will probably take an esti! opportunity to make some observations upon it. Dispatches were yesterday received from he West Indies, dated on Wart Ili, %Limy's slup Defiance. It appears a matter of doubt shriller the Itochfort sysivdroo is iu the West bathes or the bled iterranean. Dispatches were yesterday sent off to Admiral FttassYo. offHaehiert. A messenger was sent of yesterday to Mr. C•N. Imo, who is in Leicestershire. _ _ ------- The Williams dud Ikary, DOALL. from Lawton, for the Cape of Good Hope, was ciao u rr-ti acid Car ried into Havre, on the 14th February last. We have seen • letter from a young tnuAl, a sea man, belonging to Glasgow, to his friend,. Jittcd Arnie Prison, January in, NON, which may', " Vie were marched from Brest to this prisn, %lace sr are used pretty middling by the Frenchmen. It o a very good piison; we have plenty of room is walk about. • This letter you will receive by same Americans who have got dear." The batty of the main found dead near White conduit Homo, ou Sunday morning. "PAS ••• 61 yesterday. It proves to be that of Mr. P. Itevaras. a furrier, in rem respectable business. is Ward robe-place. Dect4;re' Commons. He left his bane at six o'clock on Saturday evening. An impala will be held 011t114 boil ) to-morrow. T:,e impression merle, and which is certainly jiiitly founded, that ne noire private Lettekiei will be sanctioned by the Legislature, has much tewkl to increlse the i,ow very general ardour to wok , . sod Shares in the City Scheme, ill wbica every Freehold Prize is of a capital dyscriptieo. and the entire of which will be gained. on Tura's! next, the -Vida instant. at a rate of adventure the lowest ever experienced. and by no means proper tioutal to the iinmenie value of their attainment&