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't7j - `;•14!.. • 4 • t.r. •thr_ fore. The supplyif ilateacetato tet4 was well known. clapetwied • elinost,e4 le Zit% 'foreign countries. The quantity imported 4/W i tted country last year was 60,000 , casits ; this year c only 10,000 bad been receiveiltseethal allowiug for to consider able surplus out of Om ; aupply of former years, there must still he a deficiency of at least one-half. ' This deficiency must materially affect the growth of flax, and thus one of the most valuable of our staple fabricks, the linen manufactory of Ireland, must be essentially injured. There w as another consideration of still greater importance. Great Britain now required every year a large importation of corn end flour, which was commonly received front America and the Baltic. From the ports of the latter we were now entirely excluded, and our supply would be equally cut off from the fot- Ter, if the present embargo, coutii u wd. The quantity imported from America, into this port alone, last year, was five hundred thousand bushels of wheat, and one hundred and thirty-six thou mud barrels of flour. Our last crop of wheat in this country hail certainly been a good one. but in every other grain it fail been greatly deficient. From Ireland uo supplies of wlicut were now coining for ward ; but, on the contrary, considerable shipinenbt of wheat and flour a ene making to that country, which, iu conserpience of a deficient crop of eons and potatoes, she may continue to require. From no conotry with which we are now in connection, could we receive any supplies; nut the contrary, large shipments must be made for the supply of the West Indies. What reason burl we to suppose that England, winch had always required large importations, could be able net only to do without, but export largely to her foreign posaessions ? The two petitions, one to the Lords and the other to the Commons, were then real and unani mously approved. , POR TUC: I I- PAPP" LAID attain: TIM HOt SE OF CODlNsatia corner or AN OILTITIt TUO74 TOE togas coutatertontagatto sag 4011IIRALTV, TO TOL TAR?. 07 TT.IIIIMT:TT. 11 , 11., PETTING Ills LORWHIP to PROCNE° TO TUT. T• 613. 4TO AVOUIT, lidi. * the Commissioners fur executing the offer of Lard High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and in, toad, he. It being ottho utmost importance tv Ilia kfaierty's service. that Lordship showld proceed u ith as little delay as I. Libels, Mtn is readies* to execute the secret ice abash liatheitorememairited to yea let the Viscount- Midi j you am !wady regretired sod directed, niter baring f *rea the etripsnies/ rest nadir the (Wirer rest in command 0 lose Lordship,. and given the nes resat-} directions, as well for his rioudoetros that of the detseLed scusidesins, to pro. mat without IV umentair loss of time la the rot, Taros, tektite with ym sorb of the shit& under ahll' CUMII.OII6II us )0‘) shall judge sereseeirp, sad eau 1n• Silailatiout other me tiers ; 111111 to email, Mere mita you - OA tie joimel by the taimsa hick our intended to le , empleyrilhipou this service. ekort of your lordships desdantion, is to afford the aroma tet amoterortiog the soceres of the intended French imams of Portugal, • hich Writ. own declarations do not an! beget rive MOM lii emisiagf as &minis!, and with • risw to %kith as army is said to be sow asseadikii at Bay. owe. la the irserstioo of this important service, it is emersary that your Lordship should keep au vies the three Siphoning objet:s .-- ' I. if the Partogoese Government should, contrary to the mpg. tattoos entertained in this country, be ladling sad able to maim oiretual niertious for ,their own defeitai wither sib et is Im-cilevattell it db. §p:iiii, Ili* 51 sieser sell -be w - rig to olFord them each assittemg as may In to ids Power i axe foe this object, the ggianarc eit a respectable Bridal. Spill drum hi the titer :nips may he of mental Ulf.. Q. "the G.eereelmseaertsteeetscolt4tresistavere is Imre tralblf, /all take the renalition„tetikli ii said to bare CU In ,ongempiatioct last war, of yemmioginaldneivet, with their ships, einem, Ike. tie Ili. Ilitatiik ehiClihrikebuly he done with the aid of a &Web dry your, illitio ifffl be ahle to eu opeeete with rthine dm that be ..p. T . ' 1 1A p. 3. If dun*, 'shook! sot be sodieient tl , CrOjen in the Court of Lisbon to sag aeitka 1.4 there ri botationsi Ir! . .i Majr at,'a ?dinettes must, iereck odious. cam i look to the preventing, as far am possible, the great actession of force, paticalair of send Kim which the memo); 'wookl receive, warn they. 4 kneed, with out resistauct, to pommy themmtees of the Fort of Lieber is its perand dots, and whielrmast therefore at ' MI mauls be permuted, and such asessores adopted go trik male your Lordships, in this last ease, to ',into . way NW Portuguese ships of was, together with the Brazil ships, me others tremble of being made aryl...rade foe the like pot- , vets, end also the promos, ships, and rropeetr of the' British faettiries, as well as the tout, If even In the liter onitocat they should so decide. Fur the arromplisbouvait leg these objects, the troops now embarked wilt he orderal to Mks* per Lordship with the least delay posiabl--. Yon. will, hammer, be meet careful not to give say intiniet•iin; btft,s the* actual an:ral, of your expeetiog them, soy take tag nsamorea, tier hold any homage, that may alarm the Trawl Miuister at Lisbon, or tie French part!, in the 1;o -weremerst there, so so to lead to any minutes of prepara• tia• er preeaution against what yotir Lordship may %Mi nna* be obliged to do. iv dr Oaks, cinersearling the ships of war which will 4 . debit the troop% oar LardaMp will receive more detailed ` fledges far your e'eadetet in emeperatiag with them ; bet as it b posable that they may be sods the ormasiq of smug iria• itodberly on their aerie/Lie miler to establish tlotoselms in seams* punikaa, it will be met rosary that you should, with set gat% alas, here Site urines and boats of time beet al ways to rendiona to mast is asy sorb service ; sad that yen elmedd pow. young/ at every information that may, in od dities to the hawk* which you already poem of that plea mg the proper, be most useful to the Commanding Of- Ow et lait had hems ha errangtog kis operations. As II b probable that • Minister will be out itomediately wish a spooled imiabra to Lisbon, to co-operate with your larlidbip to inch reperseatations or tier:cations as may Ire meemeepea this mihret, your Lordship wilt, in inch case, manialain with him the asset meirsereed cesideare on all the odgeole otthese loolnictioaa GINO eater ma head% Avg. 4, 1806; HOWICK. Ta Admiral tlie Earle. Visa*, K. B. Ise. J MARK HAM. By Cotaimad of their Lordships, H. NEA LE. B. Trots*. The Ilenelley,BE udeSurlantl, with coath was captured off Fhembro'llead, on the Iptli ult.,' j The Betsey, WASIIM A ND, NISI New-York, for Oporto, put into St. Michael's in distress, wearaw, She and sailed from theme early in Jimmy.. She was taken possession of, a r few days after, by His Miaterv's ship Defence, and sent fisr mouth, where she arriveel on 'Monday last, 'nth, her cargo of flour and corn greatly damaged. At a quarterly Assembly of the Nornich Cor poration, held on Weelneiday laid, a prOporal of the Hight Hon. the Earl of OaroaDe to exehlike a landed taste for owe haunting, to Domani a I loyitalc isas agreed to, the saute being cousider .-il Al adeostageous to the charity, wad hushly libe.. ral on tlbs part of IffiA00l1). A flow tlego ism*. ~24)111. of the Royal City of liu 1114*, iluirVfe4 at Aurhoacb,y, put rper.:.6d to Via ex.isteuce, by shooting hiueßelf "thrdci ; .-,lr ie head with a pistol. By his deth•ow„ hi. 1,,,,,d 4 er.ii.-I.ed, Lieutenatet-Colone•I Nvsact, bus slit 'an accession to his property of imp 011t1011.6 . , NAVAL INTELIAPAE. 1•011,111110VTH, 7itAllal 1. itiTiiv4l the A lf red transport, Captain Lumley, ifiela the Downs. Sailed the Thalia, on a cruise and the Sharp -lAltatee, with a convoy for Citteriiiry.—W ind N. W. PAXMOUT:I, FED. 29. Caine belie-1W sty's ships 4...:»sbriese, I?ouke, Searpion.Ctieol6 Eapiegle, Cwt./Kest. Chevrly, and iforlequin.-n , g 4 N. E. DEAL,- ;•.” al 41gc ii 1. Sailed Ifot 3lnicat)-'e ships Leyden, for Porh, mouth; and the Pigeon, to the Northwataki • .The tollowing veluel* remain tt Spithead Nan 74 Laps Lukitt • Lion - lientlacote Pruserrine Volenture Bunn, Thetis 3li Inroastruit Dicloon Thetis Miller Clyde. 36 Commix:ore Owen Speedy, Pilot, Magart, Fsiroiustsr, Steady, Camel (store. ship), Sharpslander, sod Liberty. The following is a pretty correct statement of OW squadrons :-- Sail of tde I.llle. Off Meat, under Rear-Admiral Beetle to Off Ferrol, under Conitoodore king 3 Off IJelion, tinder r tes.4,4sairal Sir C. Cottoa Off Cailis, under Rear-Admiral Purvis to At Gibrattar, matting Off Toulon, ander Vice-Admiral Lord Colliui 5.ud..... 9 In pursuit in the Straits, seder Itese-Ailmirui Sir !heloed Strnehmi, K.O Of Sicily, ander Rear-Admiral ThtnnhonitKln.. r .. li Total tio Besides frigates and smaller vessels. • C.I3IIIRIpOE, Eca. et. trheitee. Rklta renahles, BIS tine of flosesior Y's of .4.l r + HA, is presented by Otry's Termites to the irrmise of Wassa64ll, is Yinlishire, vacant by the cession the Res( flettuetrouttell. 'On Tstsiis, hist,„:Yr. Crldart, LLB. otTrinity "isFellow/ At 0'1118414 Milt 41W Mrs. Ruilis -4.0•41111 ' 11660 ti. . 5 •• ;OD SSW Whip .tet se the Rev. EtYstslM'etbilts Detttiewsil, 41;?., Rap 441 the Cothettsi stilts Gall us* .t)tertol; with tic 'UMW estesessiet. Liorestar, usThturlay , ` lisipposteit to be at isztaidge, 4+u his rtitintiVittit Lyme ta' was pre , said sp..* psi pillate Ltellilor aim the utility of his yitTostrsetteatioa fur poor chatters-019db yeses, is the riesswg, at the Town Mill, which WAR rrry soaturovitly et temiled by Gentlemen vi the University snit town, tho Dr. Rates es in thr Chair. A Ciautnittee aas lifters se& appointed, soda subscription catered into, whirl. now attiouuts to about MONTIILY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The state of the season sine our last he. still enationed unfacum able to the young wheats, especially mach las were put into the iron ed at a IMt porrl, and terry would without diode lime been ten - materially mimed, particularly !hose which wive ia *wird end very luxuriant state of youth, had it nut bees wureiried by the MOW with w inch they have been mocred and protected daring a great part wf the month. Considerable inischWf mast buweers. wastaite.l is many situations where the land is of e Mose light nature, fr , nia • the sudden alterations from frosts to lliaws r .in the later sows crop, to coinequenee'ef the flints 114ing thrown-oat of the . ThM se know to Mire happened t• particular iil - Orike • stalthrtirs diarists of the ktagdosa, ...Was these of the meth. The, slawrik.dry witalaidad Irons to the latter pit or tkr . aminth have check to the too Luxuriant vij,tattrio of some erniniwitbis kind. , for hr:uriaut trawled tans `Wipe have been much pro. trettd and prcier,s.l by shellfire% eituetror, iw Ito suer meatier as the wheats, though expiated sitaalions tbey.have sot'-. *red en.nielerable i,luei. The to nips, both tioi rommem . and Swedish sorts, have stood the severity of the last and *meat month better than might have been expected, though thee:mass of art. in some caws, from the thaws, line contributed to rot dm common Ueda. The crops of cabbages eta colemed, Adel' en now in 'Many plan.. pretty extensively ealtibabwi•fer whiter awl upring *ed. have as nasal stood the tieweetty WO* weather, with very little if any disadvantage, wad WM protrably supply ta-large propos* ascent food at their pentads who they • mute t0r...,,,,k,.,rauted by the farmer. 'Ede opertilespes z pf the plough have Area unusually he. mated darn* the greater part of the mouth, by the large dab of mom , pe t ,mell as the inkme frost which has set in. From these i mpwo.bat little extent of lead hoe yet had the beam . mope l nor has moth grimed,-from the same eimatostaame o heen pat iu a state of preparation fur other osetauf spring firer. LI The same eisenes have likewise operated eetwilly unformir. ably for most owls of filmdom farm buelorm, whin), will reed. rit harem fur urge% being perforated in the ensuing mouth. The o of the hers have, however, In run serpirme, proceeded with touch celerity and large clam:Airs of grain having Lees threshed out both h i the fled and ineekine. The poultice has been bond in many cases to be greater and better than was expected ; though in 7cneral it will probably he somewhat lower than the crop of the preceding y r.,r. The store stock of rattle has this month reunited much rare and attention. as sr ell as a full supply Or f0..1, bieb is by no means plentiful. And the unusual severity of the weather has greatly lessened the produce of the dairy. This range has also considerably checked the progress of the fattening stork of alsoust aU . kinds. Store cattle have from iFieue'eircanistances been more plentiful in the intrkets than is commonly the ease, and of course inure reasusaide, though store pigs have been odd tidbit high. In tie sheep stock vast losses hove been sustained in many party of OHS Country, eepecially in the moo northern diatt lets, from the drifting of the mow, notwithstanding the attired care - nod vigilance of the shepherds. Anil with the lambing ewes, la the inurcauttilwre parts of the kingdom, the forma■ lave suffered greatly from the saute circumstance, both in regard to them and their lanais. This will moat probably have the effect of adirancine the price of this sort of stool eurkiderahly in the ensuing vostetli. The vat Ultima in the prim d grain have not been cacti t.drratg, smice.tour last. Except wu white pees, there has tobro little or no advisee. COW .Y EXCILING MARt H 2. . . Tbertwitutithas of Wheat ►lris cloy are msdtrr ronairtershle, 11ltdrf(ydttl~1n t {►:es, at somewhat bract priers, owlet to Ibitmtlst4 mnia, that the distillers o not De pertnittral DaVeDift,..titsat mob km*, here very few pont...era. 'Mate' reggillin r bigk, eat{ Brew riitticr loop►. I tits are to talarobie etrppty , illid oohs it ieotiot kr.a prite. . terms of near mimetic with I:ttle variation. ciAttcrsT Piller op intAric. • Wheat • 445. :it7aWd4s. Thai Hems (tthritsoa• s6s od rote ditto Rye see CIS. Polatid4 xis. ads. ml. Burley Mitt ~ .... ....... .drs. pa Rape ?red Ail 321. White Pee. I SM. late. Ma riddle ....555. the. 635. (:try Prig ... • ma. ha. Mcws boaaa(ol.4 Sae. am. od. COAL-ZIKILILT, Maim,' 9. MOO IWINK. 11hFL Price Pigoomodo 44.. id. a soo. od. a k A4P4frissit. . s .... se& od. • .5Ls-eid. • NEW WO/lia IN TOE PRESS. OF TOP. SEVERAL VALUABLE WORKS, PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION,' By T. CA DELL andiV. DAVIES, Strand, The following are all in s state tc:oo4ideralile forwardums, and many of them will be Mated very suite I. THE .IIItiTORY • OP GiteeECE,' frith die Earliest Accounts to the death - Of Philip , .Ziug of .Maerilollia, by Irt 1.1.14 NYFFOKO - 1 TOO:ttlfrantiv . ptOOrd IO 4 FUN. 440, being a hew editiou, revised anti itoitiinleralily augmented, of the threw volumes dready pablisised, Med a ftittranuktini taew. e.• A SEW MODERN' ATLAS, by Jou. Pis am- TON ; custainiag sixty Maps, or thereabouts, elliPutt'd lb the 1012 , tolled Atlas, so as to correspond with the celebrated works of These Maps win be dclineatid with ell the inapiwatir advantages 'defiled by the latestirsmovements is geographical preeicoa• ' and migrated with 'tote utmost Least, that the state of the arts OM admit. .F.welt lino will be wirviwu tinder Mr. Pirtertuh's own eye, revised with the utmost care ; and will form ' like thieve" of D'Aneille, a complete recordof the state of the science at the tine: of pah-, ticatioo. l'able lands, chains of asountains, 48141 44104 feII tUCCII olOcb belong to the natural geography of eachcountry, Will be inilkated is spew manner, asd with au exactness pot., to he exertial from geoTrapisers who are ussoquinuted with'• that brsuteh of else science; libieb Is, howeyegow csatoritta . l, .at, 'without It, so country can be truly rel'OrbrOted; lOW works uutistural sod •Itlsiery pnfectly undeinsnod. - hi the oaxr ports, whit h illUipti,tie civil history, equal cure titian he exerted not to insert obscure hovels and villages, while plans remarkable in historical record are totally •Otasitted... leatead of rendes. positions, arising trout the, lilin#msetttivem of smiquated maps, the greatest . oftenfioa shall he bestowed that every !main. a.' he conforinalsie to4ke• latrat„astroautineal olmeritatioas ; 'ant! Md.:Ai* of these, to the result of like host itinentrie..„ culothur authentic does ineids. It is calculated, that the whole expense of this At las, executed in at more capital style dims has ever been before attemphal, may be shoot Minn view; end it is proposed, • that it shall be - published lb Numalkirs, earii costeining tie !MOON. As the style of engraving will milder that impressiom elesiruble, they will be caretkllv delivered in the order of *snits; and copies of each saber will he neatly pat toge ther, a ith the Mapsearefolly folded upon guards (as they will be hound when the work is completed) for more safe con- • vernier to the couatry ; andst other copies will be delivered without say ftild, to those who may prefer theta is that state. 3. UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY; containing a copious Account, l'ritlcisl and Historicah of she Life sod fletracter, Labintis and Artieis, of insident Penises in all Ages and l'ountries, Condifmns and Professions, arranged in alpha. helical order, by' J. I.leAseitienr, U.D. lirsilicipicly rioted in one volume stn.; sod fuming a desirable Companion - to the Cl...entre t. Dice! alio mine Anther. ' a. THE HISTORY Or THE ADMINISTILIi TION of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT. By Jolts Gar- EN. la 41 volumes, octave, with a Portrait et Mr. Parr, AMIN an origioal Picture. s. Volt am the Rimini, eont&aing Cambehigrahlre, Cheshire, and Cornwall, of 31. AGNA BRITANNIA; being a concise topographical aeconnt of the several Coo PITIP:11 of GREAT BRITAIN. By the Rev. DattottLVaess, A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and /S. 'Mg" of Rcidinarton, Gloucester shire ; and SAnurL Lifeoll• F.R S and F.A Leapts: of His 31adesty's Reoorth ' in the Tower of London.— Hauditiniely !Mated in sto. with numcrona Engravings of Maps, Aiitiquitits, Re. Re. U. Part the Second, containing twenty-few Views is Cam bridgeshire, Cheshire, and Cornwall, of BRITANNIA DE PICTA : a Series of Views of the most intersetingand pie termer* OlOsele ha Great Britain, engraved from Drierings by Messrs. Healey FARINVTON, Satre , TURMIN, Athx•PIDER, Re. Re by W. Iti as E. These two last-mentioned Works, which iihmtrate each other, are sold together or separate; they will be con. tinned regale/1y at the same periods, arranged in the saute matinee (the Coste(iei alphabetically) and printed on papers of corempasithog vim and quality. 7. Volume the theued of CALEDONIA ; or, AN HIS 'Ft tRICAI. AND TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OP Nott'lN BRITAIN, from the meet ancient to the femme times; with a Dictionary of Places, chorograpliical and phi lologiral. Ity avenue ell A Liurno F.R.S. nodit A. Hand somely minted is atty. sad illustrated by Engravings of Maps, Plans, 41.. e. a. THE HISTORY OF TILE CITY OF DICBLIN, eeleriastical, civil, and military, from therarliest accounts to the torment period ; with an Appendix, rontaining a view of the several Charti re, ((raids, and Inininlitics now extant, sod an Abstract of all the Acts of Parliament relative to the City ; extracted from the national records, approved his t. emus, many carious and valuable. mamiteripts„ tied 'Attu autLentir materials. By Joni tV trni.aroa, Esq. 1 fir,per of O Tear, , w Record* in Birmingham and the R e ,. JA ore Witty, - taw. M. R. 1..... Vicar of St. Catharine's in that City (Arthur of An F.o.ay its the Population of Dub. lately pablishiriV. FlaiiMmaiely printed in 4to. and illus trated by ancient Magi modern taps of the City, 111101frOtIS Views of the principal Ilultdo.gs, Re. by the must eminent Artiste. 9. THE POLITIC A I.ST VIEOF THE BRITISH ENI PIRR; rositaisinis • sti octal View oftlst ilotarstie and firsigo Pus. miasma ar the t' a "Iv n, the nfliren, awl usher n. rml b) JUNI A11)01.P4114 F. 4. A (Author of " The History of . • England ft /th the Accruing George 111, to the elusion of Pram to the Year 17.14 - , au 4 Thli. 440. • 10. AN ACCOUNT OF TIIE CHRISTIAN INRIT TIO\ IN THE EAST; or College fur transLiting 'hello. Ni.tioun.s and oilier sinful %Voile into the Oriental rookie; I. c(o ii, organized mid alremly iu active operation elsreing, nut the 111h.l. of I liediutau. To %hilt II id 1144 4/ The 4‘,. Ship of 3lolech at the celebrate.' Temple of Jege,..", , lately visited by the Nee. Dr. Buchanan. Also, In inseam, Vohune, Dr. Bachanali's Tour ammo; the hymn Chriatieni of Travaucore and the Jews of Coelsin ; migg i ow, g , ruout of the ' Awing Christian Braes Tablets, sod Jewish and Chaldaic Mnuuseripts reczutly thee/M/4M / I n t e n t s of Ihndustaa Tu which is added, a Lett er the Cniversity of Cambridge, iu the Lana .Langua rt . domed to Dr. Buchanan, and a Letter from fhe Right. Dr Weldon, Lord Bight, of FAluttluff, oh the Subject the Civilisation of the Eon. Reprinted from a enertdal wttd enlerged Copy of the Calcutta Edition, transmitted iv tlw Author. it. 'TRAVELS TIIROUGH RIONIA, THE TEREI. OTRIES OF THE DON COSSACKS, CUBAN TART, THE eitIMEA, &e. &e. by the Mee. E. Afthlt. LL.D. Rector of Harleton, aid late Aglow of cotiage, Cambridge. Elegantly rioted in eta wag a Portrait of the Author, from a picture by Mr. Opie, g i g uunicrous other Engem Me. .1.2. The Second Volume (which a ill romplete the week) of THE PROGItEbI3 OF MARITIME DISCOVERY. By the Rev. J. S. CLARILF, 1.L.8. Librarims toed Royal Iligimess the There of Wales. Handsomely 'm u t e d in tin. tutl, is Übe manner with the Tien , Voluine, Aye torte,' by Charts, roan the direction of 'dr. Arromeneli mid other Eugenio. The Tire VlAltalet will form a complete History Purtagerse, Dutch, and English Discoveries in the Indian Semi. 141111 LIVE OF ADMIRAL LORD VISCOPKT &r. kr. beought forward woke the immediate patronage of His Royal Highaesa the Pat ICI 0/1" ' a. whom ;be work is, toy giermession, dedicated) and Amsted km Documents comiginnirated In His Royal Highness the Deka ow Cssltr es, by EARL r.LION, sod other breaches of that distinguished Family, by the Right Hoe. Gunge Rose, the HOD. Brigadier-tkiieral NTCM•fI.T, Lady If Mill- TON, Pr. Hearts, Captain Sir T. 13. 11.anuT, Hirt. ke. • lee. to the Rer. J. S. CLARKE, librarian to His Royal High ores the Palace or W A Les ; and from au highly Meerut ing Memoir he the late NoMe Admirers Hand Willie, (.1 which 14 Far-silage will be given) seat by him to fore l'Attettilt, Esq. ale also mammas a moiety of roller Is ferreting MSS. received. from coofidarstial Venue of tLe de reams* Hero, and from Otfieers of reek Who served with hiss This,jrietion of two sespliate Cotleeftrailii Ducameets Las , beep pree the Pethkeoged at the pr exess reeoluneirfetion of His Roysi l Wets% • nod will enable the • Editors to 'oltia to the Public r must ample Detail of the tin ' guitar Skein:rime' ef,Lanif NE Laos's Life. and a enureted gad L Tfeastllre of his various and important Senkis, elegantly pretest in vile large quanta volume, sad embeßialied with a variety*.ef Faigrairings, from original Pictures, by B. Wyse, Esq., VA A. R. W treats, EM. R. A. and A Never, Esq. enstaved by J. BiWrii, Ervidletesteal Ea. graver to His Maieste .Mr., Fet7t,Eß, and other ennead Annie.. The }rice 41lt eolits"; or, with prune preasions of the plafbil i • gilt genius; and the usimey swig be panreitNii-einTiviertke Order, or ma deliver ! or the wort. Au a tpliabeticel l at of wars,' with ihe.dates of orders, wiS be printed and annexed to the volume ; sad hook, slimalsasil , the ord. es received,. inehrling already a oftesideralt ig = lioti of the mint distirguiaked anseesittillie Dulled may be nowsmos at rilesari. Citified. sad Ditegues,Stread; sad at Mr. MILLER'', Albeandedereet. 14. NAVAL RECORDS OF THE LATE stud PIE. SENT WAItS ; ronsistiog of • Series of Entrees, from Original Dregs* by ?Steens"' POCOCK., Eng illuestiee of our_FRIINCIPAL ENDAQIIIIIF:NTS AT SEA, Nees the coreemetrreseent of She War with Fresco In the year 1791 i rievionipanied with Historical Accounts, by the Hey. J .% fss RILE, Lilo-urns to His Royal Highness the Pe r Yee. The nitentiou of this work is to commemorate, in clirostidoggral eviler, else nutriment Actions of ear Ne e d n't.cr,r, of whatever rank, during these Weeps we Inting foreruil, juto public willow, many of their tufted and imporsint Achiever/seats, at present very imperfectly Arritratui awil to fore, in 'ftitelier suited to the wheat, • concise but connected detail, &livid from the taut ao theitiosrsirtss, of so beillieut a period of the Newel His tory of Great Ain. The etibieets of 1114 &alga. will pours every applicable variety ; the engraving* a ill 'oe enseuter) Is the lied mintier, by 'kr. Purrs, a, Mr. LAN seen, and other eminetit Artists, and tbe.Work will lie else guilty • printed on 'riper of everesnrondlue size and qualms with do,' ta tie` Life' *Visaed Nelson, Now 14 the pros. Sorpe,esipicii will slim he 'rioted. iu a lees impassive form * "the Snit part of the Al",,t); published as early as pus ' 'title, and farther porton , . set :lie end of each succeeding three ..enintlis. The sups rine copies will he &timed, as nearly as possihle, sceortuig lb the dates of the orders. is. LION QUIXOTE, spleeilidly embellished Rom Pit. owes try 'Mr. Stuart:. A New Iftesslation cf THE HIS TORY OE DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCIIA, earefalky revisedoad mewled 'from the best edition of the Spanish Origleal of 13031 MIAILEL DM CROVAIITIRS SA ••ICDPIA, and illustrated by N.otes, Historical, Literary, end Critical a New Life of Cervantes, O‘e. As. accompasied by wearies of higisly-ftuished Engraving", Pietwes by Reunic Sraawr, Esq. R.A. elegem', printed is • volumes. /6. 'lle **cued Yubitne of BIOGRAPHICAL mt. MOIRE." the late Rev. Or. 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Is. tro. • 'IAN I Nfil'lTl• naloting the II •%, Oriental Toteus7 - Perdition throlif i . addad. t%.„ J 4 74e411110, • !• Alto,in theism. o rnincbrivioin i coolaiMui ap A r T Diets, sod of li e 0-4 discovered iu d• a Letter tole .Largung an_ ■ th , e Right. • •, M ira ti the Subject of in r from a conf e t t i M. ▪ traaemitted l• srlib THE TERIO. CUBAN TAA. With the Rea. E. • (ha id tsar Fellow 44 11, Wed 11 4to *Lb , M iy file. Opie, sy , ?if . nitpick the week) vie DIRCOVENT. will Librarian to Re e ens ,nihunnelly printed n Mot rst•.Yolutne, Sys f ew ( Mr. Arrosmink be • • Y rteHistretad i e Discoveries in the RD VISCOVRT wd cr the unrardiate cc VS•t, re ~ as 11 1 fr d) mid founded um .o'l *hues. the DIAS other breaches Of r • . it Hos. Gamut • Ivry Lody Hart, In. 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On the esth alt. at I..intry't. ?JAI, near Bellingham, Nor thunitireland, Mr. ‘Vi noble). aged upwards of tuo years ' seventy uf which he lined at S:nalesinouth, hi the same li neigbuurhaud, as fanner sad publican sal ass utmli es. iceman! is the latter thanieter fur his ' jokes and merry catehes. Ile enjurd an miinterrupted state of rued health until within a few seek. of his death. la une branch of his fahiay he taw his children, grand-children, and great- great grand-childrea, beater.' —oa !ha mith attber Wiper's ►once, ia Wextmerlaad, plat r, Rath, ItiimiGet trade Aagasta Eargove, eldrat daughter of the Hts. ftepparr, Hector of Everley, slut 11611 \VATEIt, THIS IJAV, AT LONDON-HRIDGE Morn. es ....mita. after ..s I Even. wt....win. alter _ _