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r TURTS.T.R. • 11 .TSHIRE and Co. King's Hiad Taverr, Pott!try, have just landed for Sale, a Caro of h, e livdv TURTLE—Turtlea elretiaed every day in the loglirst pet feetion, and soot to any putt of the. Town or Country. WANTED, a CLERK, who understands BOOK-KEEPING, at.tl writes a gond 113114. (MC Who hap been used trr the Bookselling and Stationary Businew, will be preferred. Letters addressed to Danon and Harvey, 53, Gmeechurch• street, will meet ith amittion. V NI...UAVII.F. NII.IiICAL PisTRumEN rs. ►!,O AMATEURS and PROFESSORS of the viouN.—Several vory beautiful Instruments are to be d,siniseri el.at T. T. 11«iiiiisen's, No. St, Albemarle street, Plecadilly.—A fine Stem-T . Violin; a ditto, by Albania, in beautiful preservation ; Twe diem, by Amati t Two ditto, bs- Sebastian Mai; a ditto, by Rugzeris; and Two remarkably fine Foster Tenors. 4494 BIM's!" WI%ES, B fTI.EL) PORTER, CYDER, PERRY, sPRIOCE BEER, .tc. WWILTON, MAnufaaurer of British Wines, • &c No. 40, Dean....treet, S.ilio corner or Old Corny. ton-strect, respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has now on Sale a large and choice A:sortitient of the above Articles, in the highest state of perfection. The Wines will be found much superior to what are generally sold by other Dealers, who are mere nominal makers. Price; ' for ready money, from 11. to 11. As. per dozen of 13 bottles—Bottled Porter, ?s. peer:been-Amen Stout. Rs. per dozen—Pippin and Crick4ve evils-. 10s. per duzen.-Sqir tab Perry, 15s. per dozen -.Spruce Rem, is pint*, 3i. per duzen—Ditto, in quarts, Gs. per dozen. Orders or post carefully attended to, and sent, free •f ex pence, to any part of the town or its 'windy. ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, for the EXTERMI NATION isf the SMALL PDX. A T A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT, ill lied the 4th Day of September, at the Central (louse, Salisbury Square, JOHN TOAVII.L RUTT, Esq. in the Chair. Br a Report presented hunt the Board ut Directors, and Me dical Counsel, it apreired, that the Inoculation at the Cen tral House, and other Mations of the Society, during the pre cedroe Quarter, amounted to Two Thousand Two Ilundre.l and Eighty-two, being a greater number than in any former Quarter. The demand for Vaccine Virus had also continued unabatrd„ 52a4 Charges having been eapplied from the Central House alone, to various parts of the United Kingdom and its Colonies. The Report notices, wAli regret, the alarmi:ig prevalence nf Small Pox in tie Aletmpolis; the Death , , ho that Disorder, within the Rilt , , having been, its thee inowits, outsell the lt7th August last, .1;4. A eirciimq..ince which the Report ri.isiders a' worthy the attention of the Socirtv, and dennuid in; its exertions towards checking so fital a malady. by Onto , ante Court. CIIARI.LS NIURRAY. Seertsrv. tioculations at the several Stations, from the Roth of May to the 3.fith August, Central House.. 536 Surrey Chapel 133 Southwark . fd R ntNerhithe 49 Shadwelt Mile-End . 197 Jewry-stztot. 11S isl roprsoto 199 ristton.. 1 11 9 I; • de.-lane Gate-street, Holborn o 5 Mary-la-bonne 275 Wegnstuster 69 - - TO MERCHANTS, M\ NPFACIUAERS, AND OT H Litt, PARTNERSHIPS in MERCANTILE and other CONCERNS, NEGJCI.kTFD on a plau of con &lance and real respectability, By JOHN TOWNSEND, E+Wo and Navis4Lle Canal ()Sc.-, No. 33, Cannon *en, London. Wbwr, Reference can be immediately given to Tartu-s hay ing at liberty Ewe or less considerable Stints of Mont.y to ern. bark to Mercantile E,tablialimetits,iii Trades or Manufartori,..: also to several Partnerships in Houses of known rcipet•tabil iv, in venous branches of Trade; to Interests in Patents, Mills, Collieries sod Public Works; nt Estate Propene, Canal an. , Fire Offiee Insurance Shares, City Bonds, and a variety of ItespeAsble Securities, in which Persons having more or le..e eonsiderahle Sums of Money at Liberty, may advantirowly invest the %AMP. •.• Postage•, and other incidental Eapences, to be regularly chancel. WATKINS'S BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL DIC TIO • ART rr HE NEW and IMPROVED EDITION of ii thi• valuable Work will be ready for delivery, on.or be fore the 10th of Odober, puce lbs. in extra Wanly, or 16s. Gd. bound and lettered. This new Edition iv closely printed in a new flimsier Tr 7 e, arid enlarged by the addition of the Authorities to each Article, and Mat least two thousand new articler, making a total of up ward, 01 twelve thonsand names, Cr forte thousand more than are contained in any other Biographical Didionaiy. As a complete work of uveful reference on every subien of Biographical, Chronological, and Historical Enquiry...is a ne coma'', appendage to every Library---as an indtspensible Ma nual fir Stisdenui of every description and 54 a Rook of LI. strudion for the u.-e of Schools and Young Person..--tii.; D.c tionary may be honestly said to hare no equal in the Language —Bridgeatreet, Kackftials, Sept. 13, ISO:t. NEW LISC OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS AT THF. BANE OF ENGLAND. This Day :s p r i ce 7.. Gd. lIART I. of THE NAMES and DESCRIP -1 TIONS PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED DI VIDENDS en RANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC FUNDS, transferable at the Bank of England; rlrirh liecaine dac nil and beton. tint 10th October, MI, and ft:MA.11101 unpaid the SVth June, 1805. W.th the Dates when the bra Dividend: respectively became payable, and the Number of Maidens" due Cher-on By ORDER of the COURT of DIRF.CTORS of the 111 kNK of ENGLAND. Printed for Francis Walsh, of the Unclaimed Dividend Offscir, at the Bank. And sold by flinches and Walsh, Sta tialletS, InnerTempli lane Grosvenor. Mater and Ce. Cornhill ;H. D monds, Paternoster-row ; and E. Williams, Stationer, No. 11, Strand Istesday, the int)) instant, viii be published, No. 11. and the fanlowing Numbers every Fortniplit. This Day is Published, handsomely tainted in l'oA•cap Oc tavo, price is in Boards. A BRIEF TREATISF. on DEATH, Phan sophicallv, Morally, and Practivatly considered, by Ro bert Fellows% A M. Oxon. And preparing for Publication, by the same Author, I A ROPY of SPECULATIVE and PRACTICAL THE' /LOGY, in Two Isle volunswi3Octaro. IL The BOWERS of LOVE; or, Poem. particularly de alined to describe and exemplify the finer and more delicate feelings of the heart , and chiefly translated or imitated from the German Idylls, gnd olhv Works of Griner. London Piloted for .1. Mawman, 22, Poultry. Of whom may be had. just piiblished, in One Volume Sea. price Ilk in boards, Volume IL or the Two Voluos , R, price 15s. in beard,. I SERMONS onVAR lOUS INTF.RESTING AMULCTS. Be th e R ea Jo-hue M e nom, Vicar of Ri-ely, in the county of Medford. and Chaplet's in Ordinary to Ilia Royal Iliglincos tr• Puce of Wales. 2. SERMONS ow VA771071S SUBJECTS. By the Rey. Jo. seph Townwild, Rettor of Pewsey, Wilts, and Author of le A J 04 " 0 •1 Out:F. l lb Stain," Ilk. Lc. Price Es. bar a. •~ • I I:e Sorters cann.t be tutserted for •one tiro•. THE BRITISH PRESS. • i I , i LONDON', SATURDAY, Strrr.marn 14. The Cot - 1) 7 ;m., of It guns, Lieutenant J. Den BY, arrived on Thursday, at Plymouth, from 'ff B res t, which she left on Saturday last, with lisp tdieS for Government. Letters from the fleet state, that a few days since, nine sail of the enemy's fleet were seen c , ming out of Bret, with a tine breeze, but our advanced squadrons were quite becalmed at the same time, and forced to make their signals hori zontally, for them to he seen. The enemy, after pa rading a few hours, keeping a lani-breeze, stood into the outer-road of Brest. His Majesty's frigate &readies, of 28 guns, Capt. Nov ItgE, arrived on Thursday, at Portsmouth, from the Leeward Islands. She sailed in company with about 300 vessels, under convoy of His Majesty's ships Illustrious, of 74 guns, Capt SHIELD ; Bricorn, frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. lIARDTMAN ; the Rival- Les 74 guns, Capt. Pres:MORE; La Seine frigate, 36 guns. Capt. ATKIms ; and Brauliiii, 98 guns, Capt. Esters. The' three latter, after they had condueled the fleet to a certain latitude, were to return to the West Indies. The Barbadoes parted company on the 19th of August, in lat. 35. 48. N. long. 62. 2. W. in chace of a French it igate. She was for merly the Braose, French privateer, and presented by the inhabitants of Barbadoes, to His Majesty, and hence her name was changed to the Barbailois. The arrival of the fleet m .v be daily waled. On Thursday, soon :alter one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at Lord him. ' Office, which *43 attended by the Loan C H•MCELLos and several others. It was understood, the final instruc tions to Lord Nttsor; and Sir Sipple , / SatiTis were thea agreed upon, previous to their taking upon them their commands, to which they have lately been appointed. At three o'clos.k, Lord Nctsorr and Sir 7iiiristy Snout attended at the Office, and had an inter riew with Lord M tr R • vc, for a con siderable time. General %V: Lt.r,Lty attended at the Office about the same time. We tately gave an extra c t from an article in The Cork Mrreantile Cbroiaq'e, Eating, that disconteut universally prevailed in Spain, and, that the tyranny and oppression of that upgart minion, the Parser of PLACE, were driving the country rapidly into the gulf of a revolution. A Gentleman, lately ar. rived from Madrid, confirms this account.—Several cases have occurred, in which this minion has seized the persons of some of the print pal Grandees, banished them the country, and confiscated their property, without even the form of a trial, or the allegation of a crinie, except that of incurring his displeasure. It is generally supposed, that, in this outrageous and arbitrary course, he is urged and supported by BONAPARTE, who longs to squeeze this ill-fated country, as he has squeezed Holland, of all its riches. What is to be the reward of the PaiNce of PEACE for his wicked and treasonable services, we know not. He cannot become a greater favourite, or obtain more power in Spain, than he already enjoyed under his legitimate Sovereign. when the expedition now in prepitation was first announced, promised most devoutly to abstain from all conjeftures respefting its object To hazard any opinion upon the subject, they considered as highly imprudent and reprehen sible. Some of them, however, have continued to throw off those qualms of conscience and of deli cacy, One of them says, in its number of yesterday, that the expedition is intended, in the first instance, to make a diversion upon the coast of France, in :layout of the allied armiza upon the Continent. An other, that.liad also solemnly promised and vowed so abstain from hazarding any conjeflure, says, the armament is intended for the Mediterranean, and that it will be under the auspices of Lord Isle Lsori. It then goes on to recommend an attack upon Bou logne, as praCticable ; an enterprise, which it, in the nest succeeding paragraph, condemns as impralti cable, and concludes, with an assurance, that " this plan is not a jot more romantic, nor, on military principles, mach less likely to operate, either for com plete diet, or diversion, than the projea at believes now to be in hand." We have copied this para graph, as a specimen of the ingenuity and singular consistency that characterise the Morning Print to which we :allude. In the present case it afteaa to state one particular destination direltly, and to in sinuate another, and then it discard; both, and would have the reader believe thazthere is a third, which is the real one, bat that it wiii not divulge it. This is indeed a mo:,;. ingest:.QUS way to appear wise, and give information to the world. All auela prov ing, is only trifling with the public. As we stated from the beginning, there are many points between the city of Naples and theTexel, in which an cape- dition might operate with a good effect; but as to the particular point, we repeat, it can be only matt( r of conjecture. Among the preparations making by Bon AP APT!. for immediate war upon the Continent, he has es tablished air official Gazette in the ILitariAn Repub lic. The first number of this worthy rival of the Moniersor was published on the 4th instant. The P, @yet Ira is signed by the GENF. I AL SECRETARY of Sr ATE, and announces, that it is to appear three times a week. The Monitrur having become noto rious in Europe fur its fabrications, and of course having lost all respell and influence among foreign Rations, this young Dutchman, as he has yet a cha ratier to lose, may do the state some service. He will issue his threats, and thunder his anathemas against Russia, Sweden, and Austria ; while, to his elder brother, the superannuated Monisevr, will be consigned the easy place of dealing out flattery or philippics at leisure, to the less bold n. virtuous regions of the South. Some persons may smile at the idea of reckoning a new Newspaper among 800 A- P A RTE . ! estraordinaries of the army ; but such per- sons do not know the value of public opinion, nor of its influence in deciding the fate of empires. Could Borg AAAAA E be seen in his real and native co lours and proportions, France, and every nation on earth, would loath him, as the most hateful ohjeft that ever presented itself to their eyes. BONAPARTE knows, that it is only through the medium of the public press be can be exposed, until he proves himself in person, or by his visita tions ; but, unfortunately, experience, although the most convincing lesson, comes too late as a caution, or the means of safety. We have copied from the Dutch Papers to the tith instant, the speech of the PtssulKaal. , to their High Nlightinesses, at the opening of an Extraordi nary Sitting tof the States, at the Hague, on the rtcl instant.—lt will be found in the last page. Were Holland an independent nation, the PcssioNaxy's speech would he an important article, but no in terest can attach to a speech, that contains neither the real spirit, nor feelings. nor policy of the peo ple, to whom it is addressed.—ln most of the Dutch Papers, ti.e following paragraph is immedix:ely an nexed to the account of the Extraordinary Siuing of the States, and the Address of M. SCHII4 ki 1.- PLSOINCK " The neat received, relative to some movement.; in Ger many, especially the aasembiages of Austrian temp•, have naturally caused some uneasiness. Meanwhil-, we are pa•i tovely inforniel, that the French Emperor takes the tio,t effe,`vivo intrautions against !My thing that [night or e netedly d.•turb the tranquillity established am the Crmtinent of Europe ; and it ii , doubtless, a consequence of hi+ fory sight, that the French, mid h troops, the disentbarka tnin of witch has *dually commenced, are rasscfli.:g to the Rhine, with the greatest expedition." The 11th of November is now said to he the time fixed upon for the Meeting of Parliament. The Right 11. m. Citaates Lour) is appointed Secretary ti Ireland. The report that the Earl of HAR DWICCE. has re signed his ofiee of LORI) LILL:TEN ANT Of IRELAND, we understand. is premature. tVe understand. that cher? is no truth in the asser tion in a Morning Print of yesterday, that Mr. CA sNma is to be placed at the head of the Board of Controul for India, in the room of Lord CAS- Lord Net sow and Sir Sro4 a v SMITH dined with Mr. GOLDSMID, at Merton, yesterday, previous to setting out to assume their respative commandi. Colonrl WILSON, of the Royal Artillery. arrived at Lord Cater. VIC s H'S OIECC on Thursday morn ing, with dispatches from Barbadoes, and from Ad miral Cecina ANT. Letters have been received from General QA R CO.• NSW, which state, that he had arrived safe at Halt. fax, after a passage of thirty.three days. The duty upon the East India fleet lately arrived, is estimated at 3,170.0001. ri,e Venar , ----, arrived at Liverpool, from New Orleans, was boarded, on the :Sd inst. by a French privateer,which had captured the Virt”out Greet, and the Mary-Ann, of Guernsey, from Quebec ; also a brig from Livarpool, bound to North America, name unknown. The yaws, PAr MER, from Liverpool, for New Orleans, was captured on the 2 , ith June, and sent into the HAVAIITIAh. The Hope. JANPIR, from Grenada, for Dublin, has been captured by a Spanish privateer, re-cap tured by the Hop, of Jersey, and is arrived at Dartmouth. The Aire. ROOK!, from Newfoundland, for Poole, was captured, oa the 23d ult. in rat 49. long. 19. by a Spanish privateer. Sir Eowa to Petaew has in contemplation a plan for forming some light vessels on a new tionstr traion, which will render essential service to him in his grand design of bl ickading the Isle of France. In answer to an application of the African Mer chants to the Lords of the Admiralty, Mr. Secre tary Maasncri has informed them, " tlsst a com plete force is appointed for the potation of the trade on the coast of Africa." • The expedition will sail very shortly. A great number of transports are already assembled in the • Downs, and others have sailed from Sheerness. It is said, that the first battalion of each regiment of the Guards will accompany the expedition. The force in cavalry will be very strong In addition to the other regiments, which we enumerated the other day, we understand that an order has been received by the detachment of the King's Own Dragoons, now quartered at Birmingham barrack,. to hold themselves in readiness for foreign service, ;t a very short notice. .. n . , IT Iv-o. 4 • ss' L., : ° 4 , ROYAL. FAvin.r. Iv CY MOUTH, SFPT. 12. The Duke of Yoka, after :men ling Their b&,. JEST lES to the Theatre, last evening, returned with them to the Lodge to supper, and then set off ft r London. His Msszsry did not ride this morning, on ac. count of there being an appearance of rair.. After breakfast, the weather proving fine, His Maresrr went on hoard the Royal Yacht, and took the Ale-_ senger with him, ssho brought dispatches from Ali. nisters. Early chic morning, six artilterf waggons arrive...! from Wtrol,vic!i. The artillery arc prAising at throwing sheik this morning. Arrivals at Luce's Hotel :.. m r . and itAit3r,l, Mr. Stackhowie, Mr. and Mrs Tr • - ser, Ihou. CA:st 11.110 end Lady . His Royal Higlines the Prince of \Vat rs is ...s -pe1t...1 to leave Carleton Housefuls day fur firightria. Mr. LUKE WHITE Will be cettainly returned for Dublin, upon the first vacancy in the representa tion of that Ci:y. Mr. F. I...WEINER, one Of the prevent Members, will go to Canada with his Re giment. ANACREON MOORE is recovered from hit indis position ; and g'ne to 'Tunbridge Wells. being re lieved from the state noticed by-Juvenal— " A.igtoro reclt.siies ■sense positss." Authors are allowed the advantages of the Sep tember Partridge season. The late shover of peat in Silesia, we understate., fell ready-dressed upon trenchers. It is strarw'r, that nothing like this is to be found in " Voyages." MEC WiELIAM Hoa Huss t's acrestehensent, is sped(J to take place its October. The Earl of FIVE ha;, it seems, received a turtle, as a psesent from Jamaica, which weighs nu less than 223 pounds. A matrimonial union is talked of, in the first cir des, between the Heir Apparent of the Duke cf MECIELENSURGH S FILLITZ, and Their MAJE,TIr.s' fOlITI:1 amiable daughter, the Princers Lord Casritax4 , :is, like other mortals, appears bos-n to encounter the ups and dons of the world. LEST WILSON, Esq. arrived yesterday at h., hoeiv, in Harleristreet, from Tunbridge W,11 , ;. Miss Met Lein has had a most pre:chit - rive iefit at Liverpool. An Alderman, yesterday, observed in tiie that the Hispery truisps, in marching to the 14., were only gotrg tin• nat4rdi WAY of allflvh. I ler Roy.tl Highness the Duchess ot GLOUCES TER has heed in the closest seclusiim since ti.e death of her Royal Licnsort. The Duke of BEAUFORT is now superintending the various irnprov.ments making at liadminron, in huceetershire. A secret has transpired among some of the donkey. dashing elekvites at Margate, which has excited a suspicion, that some of them have been riding fix trawi'r net. The Marchioness Ursa Last.ev returned to town on Thursday, from Tunbridge Wells, to her house in Park-lane, in expedation of the Marquis's return. Mr. EULRY played the part of Clod, on Wednes day night, at the Liverpool Theatre, and t' en enter tained the audit ace with the adventures of a Malec sneerlianl, for his benefit. The Rev. Dean Pow vs gave, on Tuesday, an el:. Rant dinner at the Deanry, in Canterbury, to the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, who returned to Ramsgare in the evening, where he is at present vi siting, with his family. The Duchess of CH ANDOS patronised a ball Broadstairs on Tuesday last : Captaia H wits and Lady F. Forums, niece to the Maryville d A NSI• "cm, commenced the dancing. The Earl and Countess of CA R Listz are n•-,w their elegant seat of Castle Howard, whence they set oil' in a few days on a visit to the Marquis and Nlarchioness of STAv Foan, at 'Trentham Heil. Lord Essax has bent making great additions to the building at Cashiobury, but always with due at tention to the origins) s'yle of the house. The quantity of every species of game, particu larly partri iges, has, in consequence of the lateness of the harvest, increased beyond all precedent, in :he Holderness distridt. The birds are extremely shy, and but few have, as yet, been killed. It will not be the fault of the Managers of Dewy lane Theatre, if their old friends meet them ts i- i hOt with new fares, for never were two pttiormAl..r. more adapted ro promote good humour, the • '4 rt. .1 II RD N i sh Pejo, and JOHNSTON'S Mattock Delany. Burlington Quay has a hai.dsome opt inkling of Fashionable' this season. Among the latest arrivab are, the Earl of GA I, L'JVI A Y and famly, Lewd and family, and Lady ANN HUDSON. There is a regiment of Foot there, which adds considerably to the gaiety of the place. Parties are constantly going to Flamborough Head, and the delightful and extensive ride on the beach towards Horesea is ge nerally full of company. The postponement of the invasion has proved a great disappointment to the surgeons. It will re quire a large quantity of bean pods and *raw pelt upon the flag-ways, to supply them with business. Lady FLEM 'ma, widow of the late Sir Utensil) WoasagY, was married on Thursday at Farnham , in Surrey, to J. Louts Cour:ver, Esq. Her Lady ship assumed the name of Eisele No, in consequence of a grant from His MAJZSIv. Mr. Ports' err, nearly nn years of age, and long in the service of the late Duke of G LoucxsT ea, has been rewarded, by the present Duke, with a pension. There is, at this time, in the Governor's garden, at the once famous, but now negleaed, little Foil, at Cockham Wood, near Chatham, an apple-tree. bearing very tine apples, and a quantity of blossom , on the same branches. Amongst the many novelties to be brought I ''t' word at the approaching Grand Musical Yesitrat at Birmingham, will he performed a Concerto nun the Double Bass, by Signor DR A oom ei r Trio of CORIALLI, the l)ou'tle Bass Priaeipal ••:- 1 the Pct sines will play their celcbrattd Echo t• certo on the French Hones. ilia 1 ; .pli ,S, 10111 11 40 den'