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.. t . • •-• % Vt T lq I' Mt ER-9131 I.ITVR.Mt Y FUND. ANNIVERSARY of the LITERARY 1 Pi:NI) will be hehl, 61.4 Titußstivr, Apnl 21. ISIS,: a/ the CF0,411.11141 ATU.IIO( TiVeni in the Strx.(l. roast roars r, IT 4 (:race t`►c Make of somuisrm, is the Chair. VICE-ParlitnlorTA. Rigll* ?Inn. 1.014 Pelham R. J. Sullivan, E. M. P. Lord Villein's' Valr. ilia Owen Williams, F. 41. M. P. Sir Jolla Sixlau, Burt. MP. Mr. Alderman II nMall C Ilinpriley,lkut.lll P. William Satre. E-q. Sir Ruben P-rl, Bait. M.P. JohN tivintniitui, Sir W. W. Pepys Hart. Mr. Alderman Atuiley. Jon. Claskaervoise,Esq.M P. TM eMtfIRIIIIi. Peter Mellish, Esq. John Reeves, Eli. Rcv.W. Whitelock. 111013 TR %RS C. SyIISMOSIS D.D. Thomas Dale, if .D. JohnNieaols,Esq. ITIWI "DS. Sir R n ben peo, Bert. M.P. wAtter Pre, vs. ] . John Lubhock, E. M. P. W. GIATV S.ltte, E4q. r. W. Baker Esq. M. P. Rev. 1.. P Gardner lienjamin Gnldslnid. F.M. Rev. W. Whaelork Clarles Dickinson Esq. 'Mtn P.-4ke, William Hullaml, Esq. I Eiward Kirieht, •.• Duller on Table at I".se.—No C rleetinvi. Tickets, at 10s. 6d. may be had at the liar of the Tavern. To the GOVERNORS of the SURREY DISPENS-IRY. My Lord 4, anti Geed: man, I BEG leave to return you my sincere Thanks for the very diningu shed honour conferred on me in electnig me a Surgeon to your moat valuable Institution. Your approbation, so parocidarly marked, as to deride the Election in my favour, by a majority of One Hundred and ha l ...teen Votes of the oldest Governors of the Charity, is high ly Raft •ring to me, and calls for nay warmest acloiowledg silents. At' the same time I express my gratitud let me assure you, that it my ability to serve the Disj.visary prows equal to my inclination, its benevolent eirees shall be more and more ex it:ad-4. I have the Honour to be, with high Respect, My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your mint oh. dent and faithful Servant, CHARt.I S MONTAGU. Next Month will he published, Elegar.ey printed on a New Lotter rag on Purpose for the Work, and on a Superfine Woven Medium Paper, in Twenty-one Volumes Octavo, • THE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE; w,th the Corteetions and Illustoption4 of various COM' mentators. T, which are add. JOHN SON and GEORGE STEEVENS. The Fifth Edition ' dB iv - folly urint-4 from the Copy left for Publication by Mr. STEEVENS, and revised f ind aoemented by ISAAC REED. To this Edition will be brtoixed, a Portrait of the Author, engraved by Neale, from a Painting in the Possesion of the late George Steeveos, Esq. . . . . _ Prin►ed for the Pon - Actors of the former Fli.knt. • di JUNIUS DISCOVER T.ately was pub'ishid, price Ss. iirboards, ANECDOTES of the ..tte CHARLI 7 .3 LEE, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel of the Forty fourth Regiment, Colonel in the Portuguese Service ' SI :joy -General And ,'.id du. Camp to the King of Po!ald, and second in conimind in the strriee cf the Ullitt.rl Stites of America, durteg the Revolu-: trio : To which are added, his Political and . P4Slitary Essays: Also, Letters to and from many distitignishialChatact •rs in Europe and Amerita, Soeond Edition, with au Appendix of additional Papers and Letters. Extract of a Letter in the Globe, dated Dover, Fob. 1,18 V " 1 ran assure the Public, that our celebrated ritajor G ri) 4 ll , i) Charles Lee, of the Aintriean Army, wig THE REEL .It•rtif ß or Yoe Lsyrr RS or Jus tus. And ahhough he had dedsred, that the secret rixted - sqlely with himself, and that he ii;aptif to carry it to the grave with him, yet I affirm, acid anliee to the Public, that he revealed it to me, and perltapi'td ,up tither person in the world. . " T. RODNEY." For further par•iculars qv our tact Page. An examination of Oil; intereitinq Voluamp, may enable the Public to fUrin just opinion as to tip trah of this assertion. 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Day is pubjisloal in Two Vola - sirs tdaarto, 31. 9s boards, girth a hue Iliad of the Author. engraved by T ; a large Map, and Cleg.llll rt. ttt the kla.iir..es Casimir-, and Natural Iliitory of the C .utr trier ii -writ), I, TRAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLANI), and I.4PLU'iD, to the NOR*III iu tlw Year, }79{l End 1799. Py .105F.P11 ACERB!, Slitimete tic tandetn, nobly übi defuit ()This. Printed for J. Mawinati, Poultry, Swce sot to Mr. Dilly. •. • A. few copies ape printed U t ")1:1 sapertine wave paper, hot-perse,d, and proof insprwitious of the plates, price 51 be. 1e.43115. " The work which cow calls fur our al ontion may bt• eon- SLlct:d a:: a vaitiairlo aervatiuri to our stock of travels ; since it possesacs a wait deoiderill Svesior to that of Cie ordinary dare sa( such compositions. 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Eager 1 4 the pursuit of knowleifee, he patiently gleams in* madam in, overt quarter .i.le.rod tiller by difficult. , or the prospect of dang..r, press Lawarda w ith ihdefistieable resolution : ap p..tently powsesiing those man:refs and accoin i tli.hinenni which m esteem, always finis easy acre- 4 , and experi. flees a kid reception in the ltorl,,itahlo Ninth; dud lie mixer (testy yr,th the natives, tortes into their views, and partake. of their siorts and amitsemetrs. Frri , rt the poishysi :fool' he I:a . ees r, and toessite to till tsl,se and wirer:nig . tt the simple Finlande inhabitant of Lapland,' Sc. Monthly {neview' November 1802. et With respect to the efrpearatieed this Work, it deserves onallnycd praise. The Paper, the Friuli+ and the }lngo" - fines, are vac to the luxury of modem Tyrographi; and U e •' Fewuse4 rates vi Insects are particularly well tilliSiltd." Moiathly Review, D.etailxr, p. 353. This Day is publidted, lian4somely printed in Four larg - 2 Vo lumes OEtaro s illustratud with Plates, Pliers Two Guineas in b4arti;, GEORGI.CAL ESSAYS, lir A. HUNTFA, M.p. F.R.S L. and E. Nisi utiie est quad siscimu, stuff*, eat Rkxia. Ppm o. The Auth.r's intention its th)~s work is to draw into u.se fis cus, all that e. widely differed thw.ugh numberless voluiLes of agrieu tor,» information, and to exhibit to the ti,ourfers of Agriculture, a held well cultivated-Tfrue from all uns'!ghtly and noxious sr:eds. In this colkilion there arc some l cwrs that have ucTer appeared in public ; but by far the MOM number 4ave barn ptiblialied in didermit perindic.ll works. 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Cdcutta: printed at the Ifircarrah Pregs, and sold by Payne Mackinlay (Succasiurs to Mr. Elmily) Nd. 87, Strand. This Day is published, in one Volume, beautifully printed on. hue Fooiscap alto, Price 3s. in Boards, N OIMURY PARK ; A POEM : with several others, written on various Occasions. By JAMES WOODHOUSE. Sutor ultra crepidam London : Printed fir the Author, No. 211, Oxford-street, and sold by 11. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; Cuthell and Aanin„.Midtll.: Row, Holborn ; and J. lintrlurl, Piccadilly. to theyress.iul soot, be published. by the same Author, Live Letters, in Vets Also, reniiiiiing, on hand, some Copies of Ridicuk a Poem, in 4to. 3s. ISER. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FIWM TM: PARIS PAPERS. VIENNA, MARCH According to a letter from Senilin of the i!rth, March, the approaching arrival of she Pacha hat caused, at Belzrade; such great confusion, that fc.r , some days all the commercial relations between that city and Semlin hacl entirely ceased. The Janis saries declared. Loudly that they would not acknow. ledge the new Governor till he paid - them, or made the Portery them . . the arrears of their pay, which had been dtte for nine years. This reto3irti4m was notified to him by deputies which the Jan.ssaries sent to Semendia, where he had arriv.,td with lig Spahis. The new Pacha is resolved to make great efforts to reduce the militia to-passive ohedience l and he will immediately march likai:ast Belgrade with as great a number of troops as be can assemble, and lay siege to the place if he shall be refused ad mittance. This news has spread consternation in belgrade, most of the merchants have shut their shops, and have wished to take flight with their most valuable effeds. The latter make preparations of defence, and 'endeavour to obtain provi4ons which will he very difficult for them, as the source Of then is shut on our side, as well as on the side of Turkey. STUTGUARD, ARIL 5. The new acquisitions of Austria in Upper Suabia, excite the public attention : the plan of the Court of Vienna appearS to be, to throw back the northern frontiers of the Voralberg and of the Tyrol towards.. the Danube, in consequence she has made very ad vantageous propositions to several counts and prin ces of Suabia, to engage them na. cede their territo ries for exchanges ur grants-of domains in Bohemia, and in the other provinces of the .Austrian mo narchy. Hitherto the most part of these princes have ..hewn much repugnance, in consenting to these ar rangements, she still however hopes to succeed with the count De Quadt, recently come to the posses sion of the county of Yysnij, many of these nego oiations are carried on in mystery : if she can suc ceed in acquiring the southern part of the bishopric of Augsbourg, the limits of the Tyrol, and of the Voralberg, will extend to the territory of Kernpton, and she will 'possess all the country situated between the lake of Constance, to upper Bay aria: The new principality of Brezenheim, composed of the ci-defiant imperialcityaLindau, and the ancient abbey of that name with their territories is definitively cededto Au ? , stria. The Pi ince of Brezenheim, natural son of the Elector of Bavaria, who by meansoi the liberality of his father had obtained one of the richesrdistricts on the left bank of the Rhine, had demanded to be in demnified when that di:trict was ceded to Fran with 'the other countries of the left bank of the. Rhine. This city and this abbey of Lindan had been assigned to hirn, but the revenues. of tho e countries not being so consider3blesas tihCse of the ancient principality of' Brezenheini, he addressed himself to the deputation of the empire and to the mediating Ministers to obtain a supplementary in demnity, but his demand was not acceded to. .I)is T . affected at this decision, he has shewn himself fa vourable to the plans bf the Imperial Court, and after having repaired to Vienna to negotiate in per son the trei:ty of the cession of his new ?ossession: that include nearly 6000 souls. • Lindau chief place of all this country in which are included, be sides the castle of Tegelstein, -the towns of Shinau, ltickenbarg, Siegmarszel, and a great number of villages and farms. PARIR, 25d GER:iIINAL, APRIL 13. A letter from Lisle states, " that the only subject of considerivion is Bonaparte; every one is looking forward am iJus for the happiness of having him witll. in their walls. The inhabitants are preparing brilliant fiie for him a: the circus. The city is to give him a grand ball at the Salle de Spectacle, which is to be newly decorated on the occasion. The chosen of the youth have united to form a guard uf honor. It will be composed of two hundred men, one half infaniry-.and the otherhalf cavalry, all in ; i t-and uniform and perfectly ;quipped. 'The ex pence will be considerable, but that is thought no thing of. They only contemplate the happiness of receiving that astqnisifing man, of whom they know not how to quality their encomiums. That man who, rising suddenly by the force of his genius, has com bated, destroyed, or dispersed our enemies abroad, 'oppressed those at home, and attached the most part of them to the country ; that man who has nut only withdrarm France from t::e brink of an abyss, but has exalted her by a treaty, which, assu ring continental peace, leaves her in possession of all her forces, : and all her means to punish those wh o shall attempt to trouble the peace of the sea. Such are the terms in which every one is continually speaking, and it is in the midst of the effusion of our gratitude, so many benefits ought to inspire, tbac •qr hearts anticipate the arrival of him who is the objet of them. Judge of our impatience !We learn} from Brussels, what the hotel ef the Prefe,Rtze whichf the First Conul is to occupy dining his stay in this city, is to be painted the colour bl the soil of Egypt : a great number of private persons have also adopt, ed that colour to paint the front of their - houses ? :the grand staircase of the Prefedture has beeft adorned under the direcctiOn of the most able artist* with Egyptian statues ? mummies, bass reliefs, an 4 hieroglyphics. . The total number of the French troops of the 24th and 25th militarj divisions, who have proexed e l from hence to Flollatid, or the island of Zealand, cinisist of two regiments of dragoons, a regiment of hussars, ten battalions of infantry, si7 companies ot foot artillery, and. two of hone artillery. Letters from Lisbon of the 19th; March, speak of the changes which are to take place bathe ministry ? TRIM/MA.I'E. 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