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, THE STATE OF ACTIT.II, POSSESSION (TRAMPLATItt) LATI4 ) Hit Britannic 51.rjesti and fhe Emperor of the French havi^g mum Ai) , armed to enter inrii a Treuty of Po.ice up m th. ba•,is of the kti poi ti. except in the Cate of Hanover, selsich 41 be re. stored to His Brittnnic Majesty. the Plenipotem tiaries respectively app iintei to arrange the condi tions, hug agreed upon the following Ai tic! •s . Article!. Ti,. vti posirirtis, or actual Ntate of p 0•500 ,1 6,. having been determined to Le taken Ji the of the Tre.ty. the two Powers m.ke the following ackii.otledgontrit.. n . spectively ; Fraince acknowledges that Great Britain is la posiestion the Stag, Great Britain acknowledges that France is in possession o( Italy, Holland, and such parts of Germany as are enueietata in this Article, ( here follows the enumeration) ;—. Arr. 11. The Krig of* Ureat Britain alkirowledges the tid , of Emperor of France. King of Naples, King of Il newt, y„,„, of Waved*. Xing of Wirtendoirgh, I.rand Dakeof of Neutchatel, Prince of foirevento, and PrOirt of rene w Com.), This acknowledgment is to be e:onstrued as extorogiei no further doom a simple acknowledgment that the shove tvi, are in poise:non of Napoleon Bonaparte, ,Int.tin'n Win 4 nn,n; . Lund Bonaparte, &r. His Brit innic Majens, •Ir•tairorsg all interference in the domestic convents or France, doe, presunia to give any opinion upon the legitittiary or dli4 mace army rif these title:. Att. Ills The undeosignerl hate also agreed, tint the or. r , ge&l;s, or state of actual poisestion, shall be subjeß to et. changes upon just equivalents. Groat Britain being the undoubted and ackeserlidgsd 'mere's of the Seas, and the Seas therefore be:ne, her prapeny, the following article. are agreed upon, at the exchanges, up”g jot equivalents to which the wit prosO/ris, with respect to tier possession and property, the Scot:, Great Britain exchanges t: . permisomi for the free na. eigation of that part at tier pot...nom called the Baltic pe von vers•els of His Imperial Majesty, for an staple compile...h., arid sati•lictiori to he given for the nr.tl.ll Property saisod. 4 e orifisrated, against the fotw of ni the N.stitralC.t, of Harnburgh, Lubeck, and ethers, and a'..• for the vierlatare of the neutrality and indenendence ut those tow ns Art. IV. Ht. Britannic Majesty cuovetate to exchange nre permiv4uit of the tree usivrgation of that pan the snot, lot poosewion of Great Britain, which is deariminated the Geom.. o.•eAn, far an indemnity, to be granted to Hi. Sicilians N. jetty, fur the lots of ?amts. That indcen.:dy stall consist. Corsica and some elk., Island. r ' An. V. H.. BMWMk Majesty contents to exchange the in permission of the free navigntian by the vessels of lln lintwrisi ie Majesty of tlsit part of the seas, the possession of Great kr.. It tab', which it denominated the MAiterraneau, fur an indent nity to be furnished to the is rag of Sardinia : tr 'lO exchange the ;retransmit of the free navigation, by tie vessels of Ilis toluene! Mejesty, of so much of the seas as is Is situated betvree.i Toulon and Smyrna, and the adjacent pint,, fir the vs-establishment of the independence Goisa : h To exchange the perMssion of the free Nevi„ a• inn, by the Taw:: of His leavens! Majesty of that part of the seas &Ito- Y mi.otted the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean for the restitution w ;• Austria of all the territories ceded to 11;vatia by the Treaty of Presburig. Art. VI. l• is agreed, that a Doloutation'shall be sent to the Court of London, to express the contrition of His Iraperid Majesty fur the murder of Cspt. Wright, an the l'ein;de, et P Atli, which contrition shill be recorded on a tablet of msro4, it to be placed in the Hell of the Thuilleries, ISiC3IIW appr.rpro4trd t r to thr grains audiences to the Ambassadors of Foreign Foyers. These articles are ;drawn up in the Latin language I, His lititailglie Majesty liesiog determined Or depart from tie It custom too prevalent hitherto of carrying on diplomatic cotters pondeace, and of drawing up treaties in the.Freitch biterage. Signed by the respeCtive gleilipetentrarse., The Duke of CUMBERLAND hun•ed with tPe KING'S stag hounds on Tuesday, in the neighhoui hood of Windsor. Princesses AucesTA, SOPHIA,and A ST ELIA. rode on horseback to St. Leonard's Hill, and honoured Mrs. H A lICOURT with a visit. Wednesday, Her Marewrit and Princess ELIZA., BETH honoured Mrs. HA RCM. N r with a visit, ar,d went to Frogm3re to dinner, where they were not by the other Pa tsc asses, atter they had taken a rife on horseback by Cranbourn and Wink field The Duchess of YORK likewise came there front Oatlands, to dine with Her NIA) asxv. Thursday morning, His MaJaszr, accompanied by the Dukes of YORK, Kens., CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMBLIA, took an airing on horseback, by eras- bourn, attended by Miss EGERTON, Generals Sett:- CYR, HARCOURT, FITZROY. 311.1 Colonel Tr. v Lox. Her hlarase v, Princesses ELIZABETH and Mier, tool. an airing in a carriage to Cranbourn Lodge. and honoured the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Vittraas with a morning visit. Captain Norr is appointed to command the G.- draltar, of 84 guns, in the room of Captain LAKt Sand Captain FRAZER to the Prince, of 98 guns. Mr. IIA groan Jorics waited on the Secretary, at the East India House, yesterday, to announce his arrival from Bigdad, where he afted as the Com. pang's Agent ; we understand he came through Russia. Next Tuesday week the Grand Lottery will com mence drawing. In Capital Prizes this is far richer than any former Lottery, inasmuch as it contains Two Prizes of 30,0001. each, in addition to the usual number of great Capitals, les; Capitals, and smaller Prizes. HODGES and Co. Stock-brokers, Cornhilt, Oxford -meet, and St. James's -street, WC selling the Tickets and Shares on the best terms, and will pay all Prizes on demand. From the aspea of public affairs, the new tear seems - Jig with important events. Their final issue, however, is not easy to determine. But there is one event, that will be speedy, certain, and peremptory and which is, that the opening month of the year will be produElive, to a considerable number of in dividuals, of new and large fortunes; and this too, at the tisk of stakes of adventure of little or no proportionate value to the immense Gain they ate capable of acquiring. It is hardly necessary to add, that the Great Lottery Scheme, now so near Draw ing, is the all-interesting subjoin alludedsto. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 per Cent Reduced 591 ♦ per Cent Lon Aunt,ltke l6 13-16 i Imperial S pif Cam Nil Ommum Indl • ikiiidi Et.giiill Laittery Trait, Consuls for T. 141511. Stock-broker, •, Camhil. and 9, Cnanorentee..... SIGH WATER, !IS DAY,IIT 1.-.)Notr.q Mom o . after 9 t alter Y. LONDON:—Primed In G DAVIDSON, IS.. 17, Put.% Coen, Row-nrsos, doventeganlse, sod published me Mte Olrice, N., IS, Meek of St. Chnonit's Church, iinise, At W. S FUCK. of No. 7, Nee Rolton.strest, Lawihese Wars. Ste. for the Pap , n, seat to the GRIM (psailaidt trill he 11114 Attgivild re nd nit et- iR rs eh it , To which will be added, THE ENCHANTERS; OR, H NRLF.QUIN SUt. FAUN. Milan (Ha.lequiu Sultana), Mr Hartl+wd ; Hewn !the ♦irrr), Mr. enake; Urchin, the Clown, Mr Montranery. Wont* (the Good Genius), Mts. Mathews; Princeti Heinjuite (Co!umbine), Mr t. T—merrow, Vaughn ; after which, Ti cli ; to which will ►e ad leg, The Enchanter; ; sr, lladequin Sultana. THEATRE-ROYAL, LC/YEN r-GARCEN THIS PRESENT' EVENING, Jan. 5, 1807, wdl be abed, • Comedy, caned, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. _ The Hen. Mr. Tempest, Mr. Munden ; Sir David Daw, Mr. Parley • Penrodelork, Mr. Kerable; Woodville, Mr. array; captain Wn.udville, Mr. C. Crumble; Wertheim, r Brunlr.n. Mos Woodville, Mrs. St. Leger; Emily Tem. it, Muss Brumon. To which w•ul he added, a New Pantomime. called, HARLEQUIN AND MO FHER GOOSE; THE _.O. _ fir emalfultinit .Nil MO, .th's Trump... t Seri ter, for taiug Cu re at &tic and II anaded.,:rivarsi, orta /..r the Cure awl Ca.torly q P.-teasers of 3Vors 010 km ihs give N Ore, 4,.1 thry .311 he ready at Asa o.4ar, ma TUESDAY, the 6th et ~ . ......s.l, 1607, CO rat iv. styled Tendert, awl treed with with Per...s SI INV hi .r.Cu.g t• evatruet for supply.% she under usentwiled .4.1.0 e. tar the 34rvic4 4 the Hoag Hospital, at l'irsarth, from We lit I Faltematry 1607, te the 31st of Beier/akar rellimaiog : Beef S.ilt Lento Sugar Mutton Cheshire Cheese Mutrovado Sugar Read Coidles S.rerinace.i Oil Beer &V I I, Refined Seal Oil Wein, Scotch &flag I ft... 1 Pert Wine atn iteol Voseg.r Mountain Wino Rice No Tender will be received after One &Clock ••• the Day of *freaty, tune a , y noticed, tritles the l'aity, or au Again for him, personally attend. Each Tender must bo &cr./Lipped by a Letter from ewe reineetabla Pinion enticing t i become bound with the raison teintoling, in the Sinn of 5001. for the do. Performance of the Cm itract . ._ Farther Particulate my be known by applying at thiaLiatte ; or to the Stywaid awl Agent of 1,,e -3A Hospital. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Dtc 17, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS fer reatkeing His Mojesta', T.astpvt Sere.. e, for Inkrag Care Id Sic& sal !I eluded Sret.not, and for the t•arr sad ...dodo of Prisoners of War, rta herein' et ?Gore, that then vial be ',ad, at this 0•' et, oes 74111. SL.I4), the Bth f Jarsuar. , , 1807, to memos tooled re, lets, and treat rash inch PUMP. ma 11140 a-•l4.ax 011 far SUPPIVi,eg the araternseationed AtiliC4+ f a the &rites .4 the 'toys/ novild, at Hatter. from die lee of Fehrtiory 1807. the 31.5 Beef Salt Luny Supt. Mutton CoribiraCheesa Lluseriea.to S.,gar Bread Castiks Sperfaneri Ud Beer Soap Refin.•J Seal Oil Benin Sc....ch Bade, Red Port Wm' Oat .n.eal Vinegar Mountain Wine Rice No Tender will be received after flop o'Clotek on th•• Div of Treaty, nee a; y noticed, unfrol the Party, or an Agent for iim, personally attend. Leah Fender mug be eceee l i t ao t ed v a Li tr r from tau respectaote Pe,.i.nt engaging to become bound with the Pera•ot tesidettog, in the Sum et soot fee the due Periterstasee of the Cataract. Farther Port ciders may be knots o by applying at this (Ogee ; tie to the Steward and Agent of the 'awl Ha•pttat. IJ. 110 NV ttl‘; G and CO. Ha Manuftaurers and . Lucca-n, and Cap.makers to the Hon. Artillery Com pany, No. 6%, New Ho d street, I..ce this op;naitlitioy t.. re turn Spanks to their numerous Irietels ani for thy very great supomt they have affo ded them, and to assure them that it is their •lettrmiriation to pursue =,.t .de of transa3aig business oh, h ha• anea.lit gamed them su large a tha.e of the public favour. 1 .1 It. and Co. have 14.41 In a Haw ani evr sive stock of ledie: fiats, of the moot faehisin.thl- patient. Also, an elegant assortment 'descry Wide in gold and silver ornaments. To the Gentlemen, they take leave to offer a new 'Vent Water-plea Beaver Hat, sop, tint to env th tug yet invented, and which they pledge themselves will ewer tna ,cost Mfl go,ne expecte...ails, They partteulaey r,e 110111, d them to Sportsmen anti Toirreflers, as they are the only article wh=en has ever been found t., re.i.t a 10.. g e.s,,tionance of was Read, remark, and remember, that the nest •04 Cheapest H 'wheat eta eption, rof the ',eat of SILK STOCK INGS, with COTTON FEE 1 . , n cuLLTLirs, No 146, Fleet street. MOaF Rica. Valuable, and Elegant FkELEC TION of Lashes stout and line black, whily sad co. to SILK IiOSF, from 7s. 6d. a pair, or Mums pair lee a Guinea, to suns-16,1e wait the most fashionable clocks, Us. 61. tie.dieinsit's ditto, from is 6,1,10 the very best, Ibis Pk It, Tu such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, who have not made trial of their distinguished and invalusble ex. • ilencisa, it is proper to state, that they is far more yam. comfortable, amt, and pleasaor, inhilitely more durable, and, though every way equal in richness, elegance, and quality, am ant 1•0-thiala the price of those with Silk Feet. From the immense demaild for the abovc„ Mr. Collver is enabled to sers•th• Merchant, Shopkeeper, n". 'tisane Pamir, with every article of Hosiery, on inure advantageous terms, than any ewer limes. in the Kingdom. PROVIDENT LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY OFFICE. SOUTHAMPTON , ST11•11 U. PALM DAN I • TM Most Noble the M .1.0. of BUCKINGHAM. K G. 'id PRIM OHM TS. The Mo.t 14 be the \looluts of SALISBURY. K G. The tight Honotos3le Viscount RULKELV.Y. The Itieit iluaokirsh a iii , e.iutst c„..rwyND ir The Rig t I foi.o,rable VI runt DUNC‘NN: . . me Hight Ilfinutfialo Loud RR AYBROOK . The Right Honuoriale Lunn KFINSINGI TRUSTRIT. The Most NeLie the Machos of BUCKINGIIAM. The Right iloiiour id. I.•id SR AYBRIYOKIi. WILLIAM VILA ED. EN M.P. • rHE Ohjetft of this Institution is to enenorsge A. the trots latidat,le design of LIFE INSURANCE, and rrnni .n for Old Age, by reducing tin,' transa,ts.ins to iirm sillies sit the utmost passible prblic benefit : with this visw an extensive Society of Noblemen and tivome.neii have eoPred lino • SubscripAriii ni 730,0001. to cooortitute an original capi tal, and, ttking itpontioroatoly-s the sole re.shanisioility of Use intallishinesit, they entitle the Ihistired and Annuitants to par ticipate in pbrits Atte. the ve;teitceenf economical management are .41frayeil, ill which tits Prrstdente, Directuis, Trustees, and Auiliims, act crawl:o(l , ly. Thus, bf the specific sums insured, and the ilitisoun of emitingein peolits, every Member tins the fullest ..Jut ; ra. I e ter liis paysastios, without ta:ing subject tor-ally upon any losers h iteirer. This inapvrtellt soil unprecodeuted advantage ill pecultat a tits Protident Inch. tation. Military Man, insured at this Officit, are not (invited whit any v1(1.11,14 prehis s unt, unties tailed tato actual servos No 3•i wiw.tt FN. are requited i Utlf N •lly charge wade for Policies, I totally, and Annuities Ina* be effected any &v. within Once livery, eb,cla are tu.n 1 en lib Fr.", o'rnek N. L. ir. ... eve v . in stone bottle., e Ic. 6d. each. ATWoOII'S BRITISH 1 - 16RaACEOUS OINTMENT, for all &adopt on of Cain, Coilttlamt, lloso)ons a.ol tender Fret _ One Box s. ill effectually eradicate the most invt.t:rate Corns, ►raver aueibetott., w.th lees trouble :hen he Ile otfterappli ea i u --After the cooriowed patronage with which It has beet h.•urused by the Royal Family, Nob.aty, attd Gentry, it is uo neres,ary to .ar more than that the remedy will he lesod equally ra:.id and etficacioste N E. Please to ask far Atwond'aOintment. Pr , pareil and sold oy G. Atwood, No 6, Y «A street, Fite. soy agnate, In buttes, at 2s. rwth ; Net y, No. 17, Gt. ek-strwt, Sotto; Shaw and Edwarda, Krt. 66, St. Paul's Chnrelt-yard; Tog. Rotal Exchange; Clare. No, 269, iin , •o, ; Num. phty, No. 111, Oaf o.l.street i Withers, Temple 8.4; Rebtis• sun. NI. 53, Piccadilly. • lIIHE indisputable superiority of the GENUINE CHARCOAL DENnPfIICE, pe..rerert only by the Pr arietirs, KERNOI' and BLAKE, Chemi,ts, N . 0 9, St. Janie's—treat, London, ever the earmar kind, is general Circulation, kW, established by the decided irrofer, Aim which those v h o h ave made a g m cie t r i a l Continue to give it : %hie is daily confirmed by a very rapid and extra aire sale. The Pro prietors, therafere, take the libeny of recommending it to those who hare lint experienced its effi,aey; it is i.erfeet y ex empt from acid, and po ;testes, in a peculiar degree, the dent ekle qualities of renderrne tke Teeth beautifully white, and pre serving the enamel; in fine, the consb.ned ponierles of the Dentifrice, su eili,tittial to inivr...vement of the Teeth, have procured it the sanction of the hilt Nubility in the kintio.n. Sold, wholeiale and retail, with printed irbsctrati• ni on its ciieinical and antiseptic properties, by the Pris i rienns, -.4 33, St. Jantees.n.tieet ; at all the principal towns thmiishotat the Unit,d Kingdom ,• awl in London, by Samuel)levy, agent, firtelt-it:set, Soho; Krith and Co. No. 3 , ri ket ; !Larding and Co. No. 119, P.ll Mall ; C nirtenay, Charles-street, Soho; pawn lust Cu. No. ty). °xi; ed.eireet ; Crssp, No. 3s, Cackspur-street; Austin, No. 393. 'from ; Wade,. N... IS, till Bond-street; Wither,, No. 229, Strand ; and Wilson, 111, Blackfciari-road On January 1, 0137, was co.nmenced • Monthly Public-atom., price Is each tiurnher, ea a Plan eroliely new, entitled, RErCtRiY.4 of I.ITERATURE;Docnest a ic and Foreign. ThL, Ur &making will exhibit cninpuMenaiv• Survey of the State of Letter., widyr dlawing S.Nnioni : 1. Coffee' Inlermatioit re/arec to the pr 'posed Uojimt, Size, and Price, of all Works aniiounced at home or +Woad, V. A succinct Ac,ouot o: 'heir Contents wili offered on their Pdislication, with occasio. al Ahrirar ts or Extrema ppose4 dm Waived and d Waed by Learned &Achille , wi 3 ll . larel:tegrurze' ro l i a rle recorded. And 4. A brief Neero'ndi of Literary C trawlers 1.. raft, this %Volk forms an Eiiir eie of the i.der:ittee of the Word, Pull :bed by C. r..ylor, 104, Han...r Garden, London. just pirldished, cuotania upwards of MO tielet of Liierary Information. HOGARTH RESTORED. CO(1K•S ORIGINAL EDITION. This day is published, price 7.. 6d N. V (cont-iitiing South- WATie Fair, The Cazkpit Royal, Rake's F.,gress, Flare I and a sheet of Letter-rrosa Description) of a CJNIVI.E fE. EIJI . TION of • If- - - - •HE WORKS of that much admired Artist, 1 WILLIAM tIOGARTH, fintlifully copied fmm bie Prods, in the sir, and manner (n t a diminutive size) that they were originally published; wren The SUPPLE• Ibir NT, cornicing of Prints engraved and published by Vft. antarth, but not in a collected torn, and onir Print (the Tr .sl of 8 4rubr,dge fur lurder, before a Cumulated of the Mouse of Commons) never before engraved The whole are engraved by Thomas Cook; in hi hest man n, ; illustrated with Ant.cdrites of Mr. Nogarth ; and .thophirgl Descriptions of the Prints The Prints, as well ai the Letter-knes4 Dereription, will be piloted ea the best Paper, Olasofacto.od by Wattnnan and Co. aim toe whole W. lc will be coinprired ht Thirty--rue Num. oars, price 70. 64. each, and publeMed every other Saturday mw till completed. Printed for John Stweltilale ; John Walker; and Geneve Robinson; and pWilisliorl by George Rounison, No Y 5, P. te.rinitrt row ; where Specimens of all the Prints may be seen, • • No I. was published on November I. No. 11. on NA limber 11% Nu 111. on Noseiaber 21,, and No. IV. on De. aerobe, IS. Ku 111. C•intaming Rake's Pnirev, p;. 1 ,.. 9,3, 4, 4n 4 a Short of Lettot-riess Dea,:eyti.au, will Lsa isuisualiett , saJa4ual 10, 11114. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE:. ileituty and Heath cannot be more essentially promoted, than by attending re the Pre . vadat of the Teeth. MR. NEWTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, !savior/ received the approbation of the hist Nobility, Gentry, midi generous Public, by an extensive eon. euroption foe a series of years as well as the attestation of its Superior excellence, fmm the analysis of ity conipeneot be the most rlis.iligudited Medical char wters, oleo have pro oniutced it the most pleruent Vegetabll Tooth Powdei known, to increase the beauty of the enamel, and premrue the durability of tile 'Cloth, and which has, in consequence of its experieticeil 'immense, been honoured wit , the immediate pa tron .ge of their Majcsties, and the mous Illuarnus liouiches ..t . the Royal Farnly , Nobility, Gentry. Jt:. id the United isedom. Ni.WTON's TOOTH POWDER is an Astringent and Anliscorbotic Pow.ler, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grateful to the palate, atilt pleasant in it. use; in fine, to tlio-e who apple it, it is a curtain preventitive of pain or decay of the Teeth, in the latest period ut life. It continues to be faithfu.ly prepared by Mr. Newton (only), at his Nouse, kuunington place, Vauxhall (tate of Great Russel.street, London), trolls the /1 Rec.pe of she late Sir Richaid ithli, Physician to Their Mapest,ei, ; and sold wholemic, wail, and for it potation, by Memo Shaw and Falui'ds. No . 66, St. P a o , . Church-yard, whom he has eindoweisd to make a liberal allow. mace to Ina Towit mid Country Veiulerr, Minlfints, Sre ; also, mail, lir every Peifoinur and Medicine Sellef it, the Kitoph4ll, Bourn, at is. 9.1. each N R 1..ra.• to ask fur Newton's Tooth Powder, a d see that " b H Newton^ is written nn emit hex sotto red ia,, a. all sol.l as Nee tutt's .mpodtmes. THE stew gsnew„• Thi. day is nublisti,l, price 21. dd. en be continued tifonthly. forming Two Volumes. at the gross annul exiatrites of II Its 1 1 HE OXFORD REVIEW; or, LI rKRAR Y I CENSOR, for January 101: rnatamind Realyer t Criticism, soil Op - mums. of New StAlita, Kii r iasit and Yes reign • written 111; MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY o'OXPORD. The Cuuteuts of the first Numoer will Oast luss teal the was rimy, the c...tuttlet..ees: the novels, aild toe pro %twist, which it is toterided shall saneremt.tently ChM Adel 1104 this Lutes ,Ctitmal Jwainel. CONTENTS OF rm. I. Thenlogr. Hetb...rt's I.Dscellatrode Poetry Van hfildert'd Boylston Let- PotAica,l I: J :steams. tives Jam! DliedltAtiOit4W/ INw 1 11 , augha.,'S AdAmos Rur tl Economy. Climes •tinand's Demonstrs: Trea.sit oat Coaats y time Re•itlen ten, Canshri•lge's Cone hineel'auies. - p ore e54',11.,,th.,, mow &ironies Letter ['road's Unim,i.ii Eto.:tr.ne re- Vira.ldergt.m's L,etter to Tie,. fired ney Col's Address to Dissenters Stsl. s's Essay on the Stage Jurisprudence. The Varmut's Account Rook lawes on Civil Aatons Coats Plan of TA:Viotti Abrotgment of Nisi P. ins Forst n Literature. PlArden's Law rid Tythines Turkey. Medic rte. Ahmed Vaasa Elfsodi on the Willati on Vaccine Inecollation ih.. Trades Arnold on lioatiity of lii.tormal Mew., s Pl..lology. Sl4l i. S +Won's Eremites at Southia Curet 4. Q n neca yentas! ars ',beads a less Ahem • Life of Wa.henfom Germany. ‘lemoirs of Hot.-I, n.nn Stativrisebe Ce-ria Napelimes and the FrettchPe4 mtliztesst EurnmisOMStaser plc ten Arches.logy. Holland The Amite.'logla, Vol. XV. Verhandelin.zoser , senlngsred, Voyages and !ravels. Helms' Tras,la I flabliothere Cr.t ice. Tillie and Commerce. Mlanee. Toon4• West Jodie Cumin:tett Lettres Mattes a %fireball 'lac.: Kink da. Gutnes thia Oats. The Drama. lota et Jr. ft armee; en lam Ti. V.4.ea.. %lea 1,-trres s l at le V &ill', *C. 13.mondt. Ad liaol and °tea L. Columba Message's, Hardit , Tekete • Tableau Sy iurpllyue dabifier ga , osel.rat.d Rentaneel. r'•ue 1..../ . 1 Feudal Tyr:, ..s bet Rt opmet de la Ar.nssaind's A410.544(40 avec la P..litique Prrq.y. I Voyage en Italia et en Siege, gs:ott'a Ballads &a. Oxford: Printed and int , ..lrsherl by S'ater end Monday. Iltglt.street ; s..ld be .1. 1:t• cht•sti. camoridge ; by Hatm.ard. esead.. Pettit*, Itichards , ...s, all .1 I o•htr Vinok•el.r.. to London; and su t spl•ed *Oh the other Monthly rub. heations he ill Hook , ellers, News nen. Pk>rt.umters, and Dealers in Hooks in r.V•117 part if the Walsh Empty, This day is published, prier le. rid bound, o.narnentrd wit* Cuts sad an elegant Frontispiece, rfiHE CHRISTIAN CHILD'S SPELLING & BOOK r intended to toting Children m ire intintarelv acquainted with the fitty Scripture., and the various Llestana of Almighty D:ud, tri icisdulg his Seri, !aeon Ch e at, into the Word, fur our Redemption. • Compreing TABLES of SPELLING, divided tato short Lewin, * for theeare of both reacher and Scholar. lat-r.per.ed with easy READING LESSONS of on anal two yllabld., ..ertled from the P.ialma GAM, aud Prevetl4 of Solomon. Stscceuted by e series of short RIADINO ',ESC: ,d, in S-e'rptural Language, hiving true %For , ' divided into iiyllo• Wes, and portion. d int , the f dlowing tiec.vev. I. The Oration and Fall of Man.—ll. The Pend, and Cante thereof.—(ll. God% Covenant wen Inset Si t e, eta! Prieuile , to Proirhecies freer the Old T.l.th. Tent, relahne to Ghost ; thvir appitcatiun aid (athlete/at in the New Tr.,tatriont —VI. Othe ternarlehle Prophrrelet re. spotting Clnist VU. finch reed lof Cltriat.—Xlll. Public Nrlittire t , a d Lyle iro elide ''hag's Death., Re surtectlnn, and Alicante - et t. d, tie heater and an,wewit Prayer, illustrated from tie Scr.yen es. T.. which are added, Scriptural FABLES, and HT elteS, Irons Dr. Wars, applicaide tr •he L-atorts. By ROBERT rORICIN(IFON. l.ondnn,i minted fa, J. %lawman, No. 24, Pon't-y : nod re Wil.on end S.rer.cr. Y ; .51d by all thcßooli.ei.ce and Stationers in the Wilted Kingdom ' Wtth full and liberal Allowance to Schools. To Schnolniesters and Schnolmistrreser., and the Religious World in priticrilsr, Among the 'stints' Sweden( li•olut which have been com piled for the edouation et children, there hes not listliert4 brim one for instruoting them in the prinrildes of Christian•ts. 'rut younger the ni Lid , the more adapted it Is in ree^ire i pression that may be eireit it; and the first beaks uo r however puerile may be their naivete& le..ve a ...di • towsrds them, even upon the most watchman! :sands. No thereon', can be t.. 0 eady (or intoiatring tint knew ledge in the human heart, which tendril, to rur well being here, and our Hermit haupiresa bemire r. T' • earlier the young mind n height to corbel'' , and to commuter al be penitents:la and gond:len of rho Al.nights, the greater wolf he it• admiration and reverence 1.,r iii • g , e . ot Ai11.141. of P. The earlier it teenmes acqusinted wit . the toe* Of Christ, in redeeming wa from tin and death, bp hearme the Pn"isitirent doe to raw offences, and 'needier( hit prrrrus blood for tn, more likely lathe wink of grave to Ti..' pon , estion of tile hont Time raiber it is inede acquainted that God hath umegised fn give his Holy 5141.1 to them tba. ark it, the earlier will a be inclined in .er4 it The blotto- Itom'dy trans that, under the b'eating of M. meant, God, VIA ludo b-ntit rill lead childrin to a metre innate.. knotiledee and love t.f these ttla:10.11 C sites. and R•. &your, to :het? early V0.,11, thrtri,, it t , to be ;coact*. list trt rocrat been fool, etnooyet then, 11, tor?r..atttor hire,,ta - selected. it was conceive/ by tFc F. per, 'would be racer Cone. rally deigned oolong chtleNett•in the fotty at i Spit Moe N otit throt k any n:h - r .ens of onbitcartnn, 14 la %yelling 8 ,ok tt pot pot.. a mast every child% hoof. rkt tri• MOH heave, bete atteroi .n hat beau wren to prate- it to til attJ aisionm to the 't cocoas and P o yang, in ettaaltag daakire i teemed slid *eel. with n..dproyttety. ' 7 -t-[ _ !_ . - • • • . - - " --. 1 ~ I___,-•,r.-- -- r — r - • . . . . . ..., . • • . • - if) ifft *l. - . I t 17771 2 . •-• ' -, ' 'i - I urnavlam:• . . . ~ . • , . t b , .• .1 .... . • J... 3 Iv i i IP ri . tp4W . 3114 rtt tob . •.gi.oe . . . 1.- i; /. ~. ,Ihi .. . t- 1 , :,. .: iv... ‘ • , i, • p ~ - • • v. • .„. .: ... • NU MBER 1243 ) MONDAY, .lANU_ARY 5, iso7. ,i.., EN( Y. 34414ziel . I . -• _ _______ _-___ --------- -------- -•--------- -- r -- ---- ,-,...—. _ I KING'S THEATRE, VICTUALLINO•OFFICE, Arc. 31, 1806. TO MARRIED LADLES OF FASHIO4. • L REVIEW!!! l °MORROW EVENING, Jan, 6, 18071 THE COMMISSIONERS f. r Viliimilli,g His Ilir OUNG GENT LEMEN'S HUSSAR and other This my 1.. p•dioc.ed, ~rire 1.. lho I. of T will be performtsl, the Comm Opera. emitted, This THEATRICAL RI• V;Ex'. ; which u' I IL PRINCIPE DI TARENTO. .v..osso Nom rirrhireby roe Kobre, dot In II E LINE} 1 DRESSES, made in the ,i,l tawetul and di g n a t DAY west, the 7111 Imagery, 1ft4 , 7 ' day mill be ready to recent Manner, by S. CLARK, Tailor, of 9. . 12. R A - rim ,NE, ihr Loistinued Maundy , ar.d iiiinlisherl r.giriaee n• is End of the hr.t ill, the Dtvertiseinerit called Temkin re Writing, (stated isp), awl greet fed said' 'eardrum PLACE, OXFORD-S TREE r, late Fore ii,n to Mr. Allen- t . e ‘lagamine , moots ; co.n , pre e log a r n o r, rr R . - End s and R ' h net . ... Irt. L'A.:REEABLE REUNION. ov RISCINT, mode /row Whole Meal, es the ropectiee Mow In Rosso S . gist -r o f the Dia nacre Reptihien at uss or th Loodon Ti. etre presented, the Grand Herein Salle, ~„t„„ H,,,,,„ ~/ fro T 1 the Commencimaent of the pr,erit Sessoo, with War I s 'hot Article may think prayer to of .;to be de- 3. CLARK begs leave also to inform Noslernen si d . • entitled,l. rri idle.. ow such a ere th e for th I- superior ty„ i. lower , sou Minoki fly ll e•lsty proportion into Nis Mrijesto's Gentlemen, that he makes up Regimentals, Naval Dni- TAMERLAN El' BA.IAZET. riaa•ttin g . Sarre, et Deptford; end to ' be paid for by talk, forms, and Gontlemen's Clot'ir....i of every D,scriprion, in the ' ' 'e.- - vett gather of tie Poo:es ta. P -storm ,• • tc. ' i After the Opera will be most tasiiioneile Mi.m..r, or .u,resor Cloth and Materials; I I ". ° ;74 .e 59 . 4 ".., Exce frflre 01 the R tab Prlisia• peyehle, wah leeriest, Ninety Mos Orr Vase. THE h'FRE.•ROYAL, DRUB Y-LANE.. N. If No Thaler for • tem ditiestity Ilion Three Hundred likewise Serranti'Liveries. tea l w , an d . :l ‘ rquartaAc " : rents Of Pau-ian The r.col THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 5, 1807, Begs wit be admitted. Pub.ia ed by J. F. I iLtel , , WitlO.llrAgra! ,. . S ti.l at ...'i, Their Majesties' Servants will aft the Ply of POINT OF HONOUR. Mr. Barryntore; Durimel, Mr. Elliston; Stein - The C.onlitroau of the Genoa way be semi at the Sec re• . tary's Ohre. • rri 1E real JAPAN ESL ACK ING, made by DAY and all ocher b""eleffs- Ni' regard sill Le Awl to emy Tooter, in whir% the hire *hall 1 and MARTIN.—This iiivaluelne Composition, with not fre imaiteted is Wards at finagth. or Otis shah axe be delivered half the uteri labour, produces ill, moat brilliant jot back ever Lud A gat- 4.f2et 1, Messrs Barker atm, sou, t.k.4,t d„,..,11-ni ~ , liar prthlisl.ed, .SUMMER at artl•ili T . IN, S vi , Ja . I3a. u - 1 .. . Rain • ivrg, Mr. Mathews; Eenger, Mr. Penley. Mrs. 9r - failure, -, to the Board berm e Oat o'Cleek, on thr said lt Munro., belied, affords peculiar nourishment to site leather, will Ant Illnii:inatt ot tuthit re y "ruler Novel, The Wader at I.,si • )4,Sct Fine, o e I I ; H I: Be rt h a, Mrs. 11. Siddens. seat, the 7rh Jeassery, 1897 ; nee artless the Person who et,,ke, awl the hem hheir, re perie,tiy tree from asiv int !itollent don . i After which (21.ith trine), a New Melo-Drama, called, FEUDAL TITIAN CS, 4 ro t s . 11. Se. By the At;.•lior ni ' TEKELI ; the rendre, er saw ?moss so 4i a ltdvstf s sweats t. *surer smeq, and will retain As rircie, in any climate. Sold, Whole- " The M.solt," Jae wharf ca ll ed fir , sale, by Day and Martin, at the Manuf retory, No. 97, High OR, TIIE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. The BRAVO of VENICE, (9th E lit ) a R sat n e. . By Holborn. Retail, ay F Day, No. 7, 'Tavistrich-srratt ; W. Count Tekeli, Mr. 11. Siddons - Wolf thn friend), Mr. . the same Author 1190wton Martina (the Heroine of ' Monty's), M r s. Powell. TRANSPORT - OFFICE , Dec 17, Iho6, Day , 60 s Swillort - strect4 Antal, No. I, Fini.4s-laoe; the principal Bnotmakers, Perfumers, and ',Hmo, in the Metro. ALPIIONSINE, 4•4;11 24 It: Madame Genii.. To which will be added, a New Comic) Pantomime, called, THE COI MISSLONEKS fur CJlldhs Bin ir .His p0i..., sod in eve y Town threirehoat the United Kingdain, The M;SK of FASIII091; a M•rdern Novel, 2 rola. ga... OR. THE GOLDEN ECG. Mother Goose, Mr. Simmons ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. King, and Mr. Holrigni, Jun.; 'Squire Bugle. afterwards Crown, Mr. Grinial.lt; Cabin Roy (with a Songs, Master Smarey ; Conorite, afterwardi Columbine, Ws Se.irle. To-morrow, Tire Desert, of Ar.. 14.; after which., ifion; or, Free and Fa"; to which will be added, Harlequin and Mother Goose; or. The Golden Egg. On WeAreiday, Shabi l icare'. Play of The Tempest; nr, The Enchanted Island; after which, Harlequin and Mother Goose; or, The Golden Erg. THF. N'EW I'IIEATNE—TriE SANS P AREIL, OPPOSITE THE ADELPHI, IN THE S TRAND. Licensed b! the Right Hon. the Lord Ch.mberlairt. rrHiS, and TO-MORROW EVENING, will 1 periormed, en Aurusomeot iu Three Part*, follows Part the First, an Entertainment, consisting of Recitation and Sting, entitled, The ROUT.—The whole *mho', com posed with the exception of tip Songs), and will be b okeri, Sung, and Accompanied, by a young Lady, bt tug the first season of her appearance on one stage. --- Part the Second. a TEMPEST TER RIP IC, wh eh will in troduce an OPTICAL EXtiltilTlON of VISIONARY OB JECTS, illostrated with 11111l0fiCil Remarks, sbreething in the manner of that admired Exhibition, rho Phaeusinagorie, but varying materially is effett. Part the ►ird, The VISION In the HOLY triND ; or, GODERRY a. BOUILLON' DREAM ; an entire New and Interesting Spectacle, representror, apparently in the Air, an ANCIENT GRAND BATTU. IN SHADOW, ti, which several Thousand Figures, armed in the Costume of their tames, are seen engaged, as said be Godfrey of Bouillon to have appeared to him, while he led the Christian army under the sans of Jerusalem. To conclude with an el►gant new-constructed Artificial FIRE-WORK.—eThe whole accompanied with appropriate Music. _ Boxes 44. Pit 21 6d —There is nn Gsifery. De,' open at balf-past Seven, begot at 4ight....P4ces for the li,xes to be taken at the theatre, JUII9 eleven till thres o'clock. No 4, CORNI111.1„ and 9,.CHARING-CROSS. rp BIH entreats the Public to peruse chit • Scheme of the present I.fall*TEß Y; It will be found to contain the usual Number of Capital Pnixes, with the Ad dition of 2 Prises of so,uoui. The last Prise 1 ,130,p001 e ,,,, Drawn, was odd at his Offices, in Shares, where I Prise of Prizes of smug. end g Prises of 5001_ were sold in Snots, in the tart Lottery, making 2.1 Capital Piises sold by him In the present Yen , . Tweets and Shun are selling at the above Offices, in great Variety, and the Public will please to nat:c:, that no private Lottery will be decided by the present, which Legion Drawing the 15th of JANUARY. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 191. 16e. HIM...LW 4. 0I Eighth.. L 11 6 Quartet.. ..5 2 0 S,xteetitn... 1 6 0 ° ti e Persons in the Country may be supp , iel by sending up Pos4-016es Olden, Cash, or Bank Notes, either by root or THE LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES ! ! J. BRANSCOMB and CU. Pi•iptieters of No 11, HOLBORN, 17, CORN HILL, and 35. HAYMARKET, NATHERE TICKET'S and SHARKS are new v seling, reconinieeid an intraciii.de Purclia%e in the PRESENT GRANLI STATE LOTTERY, that 'seem Graiin..g the 13th o NEXT MONTH, and which contanis mote Capital Prises fin 25,000 Ticlett then were rivet known. The above Proptietets beg leave to nicer to the ro`ilic atti-ii. twin the following rat since.. that has Atirndrd :hose Nam ban 4.:4 by them in the Lotteries for I 40'r and 111:10, • 111411 *ere dnide4 in 267 different Slur a efCsintAl Prizes, itaintly : No. 1 0.719 a Preto( 1..25,0110 ' No. 4,077 a P:ite of 1..5,000 7,757 .. 7.565 , i ~, 43 9,211 41G 20,0t..0 17,801 1,030 - 1 ','47 L'it.etse, 12 Prier. of 50‘1. are. and whale the first 30,0001. tile tsar shined, tau sold. THY GREAT UTILITY OF A HAPPY DISCOVERY, PROVED BY THIRTEEN YEARS PRACTICE.- riI•HOSE who are afflicted with the following curedDiaordem may be relieved in lest than 01It: hour, and cured in a rcaonnatild tint., by the ace of Ut. GUPSTONIAN MEDICINE% which are the only nteparttions that ever %arre for the ewe of Ctese Complaints{ nor was there ever known a Mellieal Man of any dissen,..troii, In this or any "he: kiugilnan, Urlll,l he praaiaed wilts theft . Resturattoia, il..Led to girt - mode than Wittl were so anitled ouch an ear vcslu, ruse; boot we , -I ne rod oucce •go•rahlti thereto, tie loud lnatiotly wrote lilt;l4lit J Goat ; and antelv none but • (4,4 Or a iti.triniati ti - on:111 , / prof hi, if h r we; ittitture of sue- Ilacaoaltla f ' ;•iut to the Slroinocli, and Alison. 4144@t, Pleureay i Rheito-at era , Hood-ache, Tuoth.achs, Fart whit. and Gum Bala. 1 torte Medicines are prae.ted with at Maechattar,Birintnqhano, Newltury i Portamouth, P noival a Feitritone, WoJlwt.:ll. Buren nn Treat. Henley ea names. Om le mod of the principal Towns in thw Eingion. WM* malt' b the solo Vf.• ;IMAM. B Goof', No St hetween the ilvia.6 of inflect.: twelre, soy *torsi h i Su: tat sureptert.