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K .1 % This day Is puhlishtd, iu One Valluue ft lea. pica 7s. in boards, A TREATISE on the VARlETtEgiand CON SEQUENCES of OPIiTALMIA ; with a Pre.nutia:y Liquiry into it. Contagious Nature By AR mutt ECNIONsTON, Fellnw of the Royal Cinlege of Surge° is of Edinburgh. Printed foe Lung-oan, Hurst, Ri.cs, and Oreue, Pater. noster.row. • ••• Tile objects of tai, gawk are to trace the origin and progress of the opinion. whisk c.)miders OplithAlma to be nutpagateil by contagion or infection ; to investigate the ',•tore and millstone,. of this canal of ocular inflammation in g-tteral. but particularly of the Egyptian 0 pCstlial;;; ''''' a. d,tad a mode of treatment, which koi boon found successful iu IM CUM. This Day ie published, in One Volume, den. price Ss. in • and with the Key, St. the Second Edition, with Improvement:, of IREEL LXIMCISES, in Syntax, Ellipsis. N.) 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Extracts. and Title. of old English ball, eve , tally 111060 which are ewer, with Meditations on Litera ture and Life s to which will now be regularly added, Necro gray:lia Author... ; or, Men.o.r. of neee.i>ed Authors. SAMUEL EGERTON SR YOGES, Punted tar 1.0,01 C".". Hunt, Roe+, and Urine, Paternoster. J.Wlitte, Flitilt•Orre; CUNT CUTS. Lettere by Sir William . 1 temple, &c. 170'); SeVI Letters Se the Prince of Orange, &c nj ditto, 171/1; The Earl of Arlington's LIMIT/ to Sir William Temple, 1701; Ditto let several erns:it:lA Persons, 17 ; Ste•-ru's Tnnalatiun of I#4llflaoill G41,0(.11 Hofer% M Spain, 1;099; Horne.'* Pastime *1 Pleasure; HarringtOn's Epierams, 162 i ; a Sermon, by T Lwituage.a, W D. 1711; Hi.seer or Philip de o.,rimines, Lord of Arunteri ; 1674; the lis-bop'. 15‘d; the T44)311'41.16 of t,e &OW now used, 11)19; Extraeta of the ra4alaia of amity De•e•es. 1576; Seett's Paradoxes, 1402 ; Vie Rower.' of WKltelillto4; Afieeeilanea Mr:di amine, &c. 1604; Exhortattons to Sled:ire', Sic 1392. 1641: Praise of Poetry ; 159:i; Life of C..0 . .en,1 Hut. chooor.i ; MC'S/oin of Mr. chides S.e t , ; Lien of Mu &te 1 .; nu - tiwnivat.f, a se,m. of Moral and Sent!!. rr cute) Court; imitations of Iles pith Utle 01. Horace; to 1, 7 0 na : ',never, Obituary 11‘.10Alt rirs woitits. A New Edatum, in we Volum!, Quarto. Ott %fondly, the 2d of March, writ be published, coetaining b Industry and Menem. Pete I.; Frertri.,rieee le the Art,st'a Par•ner's Return , Se cond Stag:: of Fveirrog. Analysts of Kesel!, Mare I. ; T.o! •pie: e to the Artuat C.Lta'ngtte l price Halta•Guteea, o.r Deal Paper, a pried Cbae (loll*, on Royal P.pet, man l'tvuf bapeesaious, the Third Number of THE GENUINE WORKS of WII.LIAM tioGARTit (to b. e.roopriied Or Sixteen Pruna'...or., each Nau,ber eAstarorng Seven nr Eight triuts, and about Pages of Letter-0n...1, 11' r„t,a; •d wiljs, N grvi u g s i Anec4ote, a Chronological Catalogue, • d C orruentary. :'y JOHN NICINOLS, F.Ail. arol Perbi /0 14 .1 iPs, , );G svervirais, Yeq F.R.S aro y N.A. P 'hied tor e_.a.g.mui, Ed.bret, Roam, and Wait, rater.to.ter- Th. Wefts the H pith have not only Lest, iouclo for with avatar In Country, but have been snow,. d by ova/ ciri4.ad nation in the timid. S.nee bu death, rarloius editions of his Works have, from time to ton , Porn oft, red t,, the Public i hut, w,thout atteraptille to e- ,t• auty the former einem, it is pre-umed that the p Work will, hew Its elegance and cheapttest, stand union :el, w,t.le Work will he compeowl in Sixteen Numbees, Inlahltg, wilco von;.lete, Two hood's's'''. Vollon:s, tit Quart.,. sy adoptinc this nee, la pr..ferenee to the eltn.i.tat , ve ()Raul, or the pearl:roue F and p ointing the Lett •r-pre‘s 11. Qaoto, t.. blast up w ith the Plate., the plan of this FAttion faii FR•r foam any that have preceded it, end otniate away ' 41111•Ai”witsio-nte , editions of ttitt Works of Milani'. This d. y are pobli.iscti, in Lloa Vonone Co. with k.tigravings, after lira-ins. Ity the Author, pr.ee 31.25. in hoods, I r : I 4 33AYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION •n Pliti77t4G. by CHARLES BELL. Contai i•ng 1. Of the Uess of A.Airoinv lathe Painter. Of the Stu.:y et the Antique, and of the Academy Yes/arr.-3. Ot the Nkn:l. Of the Dustinen , ns of ch, r setp? In eer a r an s Aire. Crnet"..n.nn of the Antie.to with Natural Chateetet ....Sand 4. the of tn. } air, ht Man and Anire.ds.....). Of the r.epro*tioi Passs•e, a. esustrat.st by a Compa-oun of the "gout/ea the Face an hta,, any Animals. Of the Mottles pe..u:ist to Men, and tame Eff -els in beetewing Homan It. U: thr ludisidoel pwsaens , an.l of the Action of the Niutices expressive of hots. Paaelows.-7. (harem Vie. of else CE:antsay of the Human Body as st mutes to Expretwoin t•• ?stake . - • • Th. Sdhjeatt are ellunrated Sr Nit :ch.-114 the 11 , n 4. a, srulta at—to tti the Moot. Or the ‘1.14 , 14.-.. US the Ea r, e"i•et .4 thy Faze 1n U. several km.tiqns. 3:c. &e. P wt.l lie L w.j gam, tiara, fleas, and Urtue, Paternoster. rot". vre titin4 , is a very ele.rant n.. 1 interesting publics. lion. I • I , te e‘ecusiod ef ho tetk, %Ir. 11.11 has nrA univiiv i Ai i.e. !mow, w intimite sennamtatier vrtdt Ins professional sci ence. but has isol•ewiel a t.ote and af- i.ng f us astellenmes both r Svintotete rid Nontine, en,l enter. .l dt toe tame time Into .II the d• Ri. tildes and parole vases id the student, with a pm? •n•I • spa .thy witLch ca.. wt ta.. to be very grat.fyi,ig. TM cum-option and tdecution the .ketches de great creak . 4.41.6 eat •ns ant t tete 4' the A..•ht.r. Thee are for'the meat pees ,dr!..baly .tubing and toteeviesse."—Erlitibu g 9 ltrnew, fdo. la. The as. awn patentehed„ se (Inaite, eionalwiird w itn two ate retie engraved ebirtraib, awl a View rd Nottingitent rre tat IL 11.. 414 and in nerd Qum°, with illeptetafrat of the wale,, prise N. Li. N. is •nya 1 1 Zt401 IRS of the LIFE of . coLownt. IieTLIIINSON, Governor of Nottingham VANN end Iterreeentaii.e of the County of Nottaiignem in the Nog Variierwent, and the Toen of Nattiogitant in the first Pada...mot of Chace, 11. Sic With oftei.i.il Anet totes of teeter at . Prlght elfetTlflathei of hie Coloret;,oratir a. and a Setnonary Ptswew Polder Again; written .y his Widmer, I.tier. Daughter of Sir Allow Lieutenant rat the Tower, Pe. Now tint pidtlithed /tern the wigist.l Metioriengte. fir the flew. JULIUS HUI% HINSON. Whkil oprelxeal, the Lite of !..fre I line mown, written by H •n,i;. a Yeaginent. hillvni Iry bummer,. Slant, Rein, sad Om; l'aternottet-rew. " nu" , 'ntwitt isr etilg all wii4 4114 ist t he antrnerpttrion of human ch.f..eter, a'.: are aitionble to toe :Mr.,* of opt-L.-tit...l and moral exceence."—•Eelectic No new, Jan. 14.4 At e I...hued mono!, we regard it as a ...loslalr addition to our .toe'. - of original d iea.nente; but, perhaps, its greatria tro-rit will b- allowed toren on it. eitre!lenee as a literary corie• "venom. 11rt .tort' la inter wing in toe hightut degree. The torte is eartorCatedtp entitled to the print: of vigour and ele saner, and welt not he eagle matche 1 amour; the writings rf out e'der A iithor.."-oCritical Review, Jan. tb:s Wo.k, indee.l. I a no..t alwb . e adaitirm to the Weevils:a oseoot f. ro-reed g which h.. elway. hewn ciiiisiderr4 i.roir.,rtant la the maroon ut Lagliehliabog." ...ala foul *whew, FeS. 1117. Nri,• is a unto of .mvslos imaml sad intiiertaitee."oocen• Sat Liiill/4111, Feb. 1067. ~~ fd r 4 r: 461 1 . 1 P*l •u elm VII • g▪ al OW AA SW Sri 7i it Di, ;$ published, pike Si. bound, THE CHILD'S NIONIIOit ; or, Fenian! Instruction. In Fire Parts; containing a ,rest Variety of Posares.ive Lessons, adapted to the Conspiebensinti of Children; calculated to Monett them in Reading, in the Use of Stops, in Spelling, cud in dividing Weide into proper and at the same ti on to give them some Knorledg• of Nat u•al History, of tht Scriptures, and of .everal other Sublime and Imp aunt Subjects. i..y HORNSEY, Author of " A Sit .:t Girainnsar of the le;iiglisli Language," . . . . and an Intioductlon to Arithnejvc. Printed fir Longman, Her.t, Rens, and Orme, Paternoster tow ; and Wilson and Spence, York. " Thin is one of the ►eet ennceived and most practically nneful Publications for Children that ne have wen. The Idle ►age sufficiently explains the Intelligent Author . .. 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Humor,. f.struinnr Printed for H. U. Sy mond., J. Murray, J. HI hley, .1. Kl•zway. J. Callow, J. and A Arch, and E Cost " This little work :carves our highest roinnirrida•ion. It is 111.1:111111 st sui.te. perspicuous, and 'leg int Review. " ThOnsosesous particulars of modern Chemistry are here etahleeted and cwt.:cased, with a degree nt newness and per spietnit•. which, will lender tho book “titsalle useful, as a M., uu.sl ut Science to the philosopher a“d the etuaesit."—Puito. asap... teal Joon:al. _ A Hew FdeErri, the Fifth, of Mr. PARKINSON', MEDI CAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES, will speedily be pubhsh.ll, acid ow, with thr .ithrr Works of the was Au *bur, be boils! Use above poblethers. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—TuzisAr, Ft ' s. 17. The House sat, in a Committee of Privileges, on the Claim of Ellis, a Minor, to the Barony of Howard de Wald. n. Lords Hawkitsbury, Arden, the Lord Chancellor, Duke of Norfolk, and Earl of Suffolk, severally adriresseii the Committee, on some points conneaed with the original patent of the Barony at pre.ent in abeyance. %Visas Prayers were concluded, the House resolved itself into a Committee, on the following Bills: the Irish Con troverted Elation Bill ; the Cape of Good hope Regulation, and the Barrack Commissioners' The Reports were severally brought up. On the Motion of Lord WALSINGHANI, the second reading of the Bill for the better Regulation of the Administration of Justice, in Scotland, was fixed for Monday. the 9th of March. The Earl of RO;;SLYN moved for the pro. ditdion of Papers, relative to the Recruit ing of the Regular Army, and the Effective Slate of the Military, from the Year 1605 to 1607. — Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Message from the Lords announced their Lo-dshipe assent to the Irish Customs Itegulation Bill. 'fhe House was ordered to be called over on Thursday next. The following Members were appointed by bal lot, to try and determine the merits of the Petition, in the controverted Ely/lion for Liskeard: Sir Charles P , ,lis, The Hun. Courtenay Boyle, Sir Charles Mnidsonts Richard 'Trevarn•so. Eq. E. R. Portman, Esq. Edward Long, Eaq. John Maitland, Esq. Charln Erlosunston, Egg. Michael Simms, Esq. R. H. Bradshaw, Esq. Joseph Copps, Esq. Thomas Creeves, Esq. John Hudson, Esq. Right Hun. Charles Long. John Leveson Gower, Esq. The following Members were appointed to try the merits of the Petition for Sudbury : Lord Brooke, vir.thsiu Maiish, Fig. Michael iii ks Brach, Esq. Sir C. M. Bortell, Bart. The Hon.. ir A W.-ilesley, Lord Arch. lisinilto.t, The Hon. Robert Cowin, Henry Swann, Esq. Edward Levessiti Corer, Esq. Hoot. A. C. Bradshaw, JEANS Graham, Esq. Sir William Natoli. The Hon. Wan. Augustus Sir John Doyle, Writ. Teerushend. Robert limit, F:sq. Sir John Newport presented a Petition from cer tain Tanners in Waterford, iii tavJur of the Oak Bark Bill. On the motion of Mr. MANNING, it was or dered, that there he an A.:dress presented to His Majesty, praying that he may be graciously pleased to order the proda.lion of Copies of the :omaiis sions for Sale of L rods in the West Indies, from the year 1717 to I 715, both inclusive. l'he LORD ADVOCATS of SCOTLAND, after seating, at considerable length, the objeft he had in view, moved for leave to wring in a Bill for repealing certain parts of the aSs passed iu the fourth Session of the first Parliament of Queen Anne, for the Plantation of kirks, the Valuation of Teinde, for investing the Court of Exchequer in Scotland with certtio powers, and for regula tiu the said Court. in the ex e rci s e oC will powers. The SPEAKER observed, that as this Bill re lated to Church Affairs, it was usual to move it first in a Committee. The House accordingly went into such Com rit;ttee, anf the above was moved as a Resolution. On the House resuming, the LORD ADVOCATE of SCO I'LANU moved for, and ohtained leave to bring in the same. He also moved for leave to bring in a Bill to improve the Stipends of the Pa rochial Clergy of Scotland, in those parishes which are in want of Tythes. Leave given. WEST INDIA PRODUCE. Lord HENRY PE F moved, " That the House do go into a Committee upon the Tonnage Bill." In the Committee. he observed, that it would be thought fitting, that no expedient should be neglefted to give such relief as was practicable, for the encouragement of the exportation of sugars and other articles of Wes: India produce, with which the market was overstocked. As he should have to propose an addition to the War Taxes, he conceived that a very proper subjea of taxation would be Foreign Brandy, as it appeared that it was an arti cle which would bear an additional Duty. This would tend to promote the consumption of Rum imported to this Country from tae West Indies and, in addition to this. it might still further be promoted, by allowing a Bounty for Exportation. and also a Bounty upon that of D.:ruble-refined Su. gar, and a lower Bounty upon Raw Sugar. Ano ther sup towards the encouragement of the West India I would be, to allow those Merchants who had paid the Duties upon Sagars, on taking them from the warehouses, to return them, on re ceiving back the sums they had paid, and to grant them the privilege of keeping sech Sugars in His Majesty's warehonses, till such time as they could find a Iturketa This would tend to make the Bri tish warehouses a dr a fts for articles of Foreign Con sumption. With regard to the Duty on Foreign Brandy, the calculation he had made was, that there ought to be an Additional Duty of 21. Gd. per Gallon, when imported into this Country for Horne Consumption, and one shilling per Gallon on Brandy imported for the purpose of Exportation. He concluded with moving the following Re solutions : thin it is the opinion of this Committee, that a bounty of Ten Shillings be allowed I,t every cot. of Duu r'ir Refined hugar intended for import. iand a dory of Une per cot. uputs Commuit Lump Sup., fur ^xprirtstion Teat it is the ryinion of trsis Committer, that whenever it shed appear th■t the Average Prize of Worm or Muscovado Sugar owl ■mount to I , ..ity Shill.r•e. per cot. eaclunso of Cotton's and F.imse Duties, those ■llu..cd a bounty or Pea Shillings on exportation. and if above 40 and Ina than 4 r then a bounty of one Shillin g per cot to be allowed. That a bounty be allowed up•ria Sugar Candy, on Ware. heaving it fur eaporiat,mi. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to he received to-morrow. Earl Temple brought up the Report of the Cnni: mittee appointed to consider the propriety ‘,l D:s tiding from SitgAr.—Ordered to lie on the Ttbl.-. and to be printed. The Report of the Irish Sugar Drawback Bill was brought up. crone of the Resolutions were read. And ordered to b,. taken into further consideration on Frday next. Th e Re v o rt of the Irish Quit Rents Bill, the Irish Spirit Drawback Bill. auJ the Audion Duty BM, were severally brought tip, the read and agreed to, and the Bills ordered tl,it d time to-morrow. The German Yarn BM was recd a and ordered to be committed tu-morro. Adjourned. --- FOREIGN I NTEL LIGE N; GorrEN isußf;lil MAILS. GOTTESBUIt€II Last night arrived the Lad racket, s lish and ttucsict tanner. who hods stt Ately for Petersburgli. Last night a courier arrived here with from V 1411113, and from the Prussian heal he is also the bearer of an overland di, India. The Gth of January was celebrated • burgh, as a general day of thanksgivinj firing of artillery, for the signal Ira over Bonaparte, on the 26th oh. Another courier reached this place from the Prussian head-quarters; he there were battles between the French and and Russians, on the sth, n.h, and 7th r and that as late as the kith, nests was Koningsberg, of successes obtained over on which account there had been gun-fii juicing ; he also states, that General Ni posed an armistice, which had been mused. King of Pro •sia WAS at Memel. —This COW/ balked at Pillau on the 2id, in an Faigli chant ship, which brought him to the S THE BRITISH PRE, LON DON, W&DNgSDAY, Froaukar The Lark packet, Captain DELL, Monday, at Yarm suth, from Gotten' landed a Courier, with dispatches for from Lord iluronimson, and H. W. Esq. our late Eavoy Extraordinary Plenipotentiary at the Court of Dresden. lot a regular Messenger, but the servant ter gentleman. At an early hour, yesterda , jag, he arrived at the house of Sir F canr, and delivered his dispitrhes. Lord liurcisruson, are, we understand, date, containing only the details of the!' 26th of December. The letters from are said to be dated the 18th last, on the bearer left his master. Accounts received at that date, of anions fought on the sth and 6 h of January. the Russians and the corps of Marshal which terminated in Etorour of ale Another battle was fought on the 1 ck , in which the Russians had a more decided tags, and immediately after the anion, Net, who commanded that part of the ' Was engaged in these different anions, applied for an Armistice, which the R. ms refused. and it was generally believed that the Russians in- tended to mike a general attack on the 12th. This, we believe, is the substance of Mr. Wvesk's letters. It was magnified, yesterd,ry morning, on the arrival of the courier, into a great victory over the French, and excited great joy in the public mind. He left Palau on the 22J January, in an English v.srel, which carried him to the SoenJ, and was 14 days on his passage from Gottenburgh. Some accounts state, that the King and Queen of Peessta remained at Koningsberg ; others that they are at Memel. Lord Huvorsitrsoa had seat Bass Lico with dispatches to Vienna. The Lark Packet also brought over two Mails from Gottenburgh, with letters and papers to the 2d instant, the contents of which correspond with WYNN'S letters.—BONA/Alfa is said to Lava quded the arm. for Berlin, upon his return to Paris. It has been stated in seversl of the Foreign Jour• nals, that MOILTIZI'S corps has broken up, and marched from the frontiers of Pomerania for Polon 1, An article dated Demmin, 28th of J 'fumy, extra& ed from the Papers received by Ole last Husum Mail, excites a suspicion that this movement was merely a feint. It is as follows ; "s The various reports that our neighbourhood and Swedish Pomerania would continue free from scenes of war, have suddenly vanished, as, for some days past, and even last night, several regiments of French troops, under General Du- Pont, availing themselves of the strength of the ice, have passed the widely extended waters of the River Peene, and entered Swedish Pomerania. We are now busy in restoring the bridges, destroyed by the Swedes, in order that the artillery and caval ry may follow. The Swedish beacons are every where lighted. G;is;wald, Wolgast, and Urisnua, will be in the hand. of the }retch today. Th , ct the 417cr000rt. -n• bridges are ready for Ole rest of the troops. The whole army is passing without opposition. Marshal Mos. las has this day arrived from Auclain, and enter ed Pomei ahia." Among the numerous plans, devise,l and proposed )y S r JOHN Islawroar, fur the benefit of Ireland, ,s the sabjed of a Petition, laid a few nights 'intr oit the table of the House of Commons, rewriting, Ole re;ll ut . PAT% ered to be:44 t e- 6° a sezDn.l. ~e dical row. I"' with an ' . id of Pa to • s. but alql ers. in an, j"." ei,a a c e, with ar , Lr! at: off 1111:1 e ,:::. tr; C 5. 4 obj 3 it' with ' n d e ici, i-do.ijii..:CP,sjelicterto.%:; J A %. 31 . , era dat St. Nt el . , 1 ri ,rn a rrs 1. ace 1 , 0 •11:1 ie repo rt , and Ru ,;•; can ? 'th of Janu.tai rags, was received a rer the French; Prtn n-firing and% tailed Ney had pre that ci retused. Tar iis courier en. ymila F.taglish men and dt S mind. in the since, ton penal a uni at IS. tarps t.t.. arrived as tax Fort unhurt% and or Government, low .V. W. W y a kare xe s rata y and Nlinisu t )resden. ti e is pace 'rant of the Lt. resterday mrra. litter Nes Fsaricis beer . Those has tl And, of as old FIN :ae battle of the n Mr. Wtos, el on which day bat :ants had bees we s having ben mazy, berme Marshal NLY, f e n Ile kit of J.nuary, lei decided advan- am thin°, Marshal in he Army which Ins. applied for "educed. and it a. Russians in- on the 19th. £4r. Wvest's y morning, on eat viefory over in the public January, in an e to the SosnJ, n Gottenburgh. and Queen of ; others that 111505 had seat over two Mails papers to the :orrespond with is said to have return to Paris. e Foreign Jour- 'token up, and ania for Polan I. anuary, estraft- st Husum Mail, at was merely a neighbourhood :Mae free from mashed, as, for night, several r General Ds- ,trength of the waters of the sh Pomerania. Idges, destroyed lea y and eaval- tcons are every and Uriensa, s- d a y. —Tn. bridges pg. 'The whole