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Pike, cnnsplete, 31 The following just Criticism on this Work isropied from thq Monthly Magazine, for September, 160 t " This vel brautiful.w.iik, which we ought to I.llTft tint:ct d in a former Number, conic of seven exquisitely fine Engr.iv ingy, eleven and a•i half ioches by tight, charamer.stic of the woven Aces a Man, and a /ilk's. finished Vignette, evident'y taken from Pee% tear. *about entering at large onte the rnirits of eerh y!ate, all of which aie done in a very superior style, we cannot hi 1p rcconsinentiog to public nnt.ce, the School Roy, in the first number; ..not the Picture of Secind Childisline , s, in the last, as two of the finer pieces of compri. anion we have wen : the tardiness of the former wt lit rout! I. and the debility of the tatter, " sans teeth, sans ale sem is te, cum every thing," cannot fail of leasing deep in. pre..ornis in ilie mind of every spectator, of the taste and remo tion 01 the arti.te. The dlustratin,,s are well adapted to th.. different suhieets. As an introduettnn, the Cnmmen tato, has trae,.l the different •athori iif Antiquity, as well as those of more rauder t times, who have divided the sound 01 human existence into separate ages. Painted fur H. D. Sr/noise. SO, Pater.notter-rnw, An entire new Editing' of VII:NDERSON'S ART Or °AMERY. CARVING, Ac. A handsome N.* Y , sr* Gift ' to Servants, nr young l'erw s ,s Iltis day I. published, price lid. strobelrehell with • capital art of Mr. J C Schneldsrlie, and a beautiful Repre %entails:Ai or the Abiny, Piccadilly, London, Number 1, (to he ONltintioll weekly) of THE INSTRUCTOR ; or, Universe; Family Cook. Bring a hill And clear Dm play ,the .Art of Cookery, in all its tar tttttt branches'. Con ta;n..ng pryer Pirections for dressing •11 kinds of Rukher's Meat, lost tit, flame, Fish. Sc. Th• method of pooporiesg all the ~riches - of Soups, flashes, and Mad • Iwo ~e. The wh..to Art fectirmar,. rickanß , Pres...ring, Le. The mating aid kwilisr, in 1,,f, lion , Blotigh Wren, and pmper X u 1.4 ha brewing tali Lulli.., for 1 re. or small families. -.. T.• hie?' is :..dard, Iv.. Complete Art of Carving, I •l l ,tr a t im g .01 tw.:tty-shree engravings, eaplainind, by proper refetracts, ann.x in wive' swing rraetitionms may acr•R then., 1,.-, ' ease Also, tide et rarer.* eve., Manner of decorating a Table, din Direction. for :.I.3lsesting. Unser* ”s, and the Sla..apume of rite t.—Tbe whale c..tac ;TJTTVS I lENDIR SON. LONI)f TUESDAY, Ductmneit C. A FRENCH FLEET AT SEA. The brig ()cam, of Barnstanle, a cartel. Wlt.- rtaM PCAKC. Master, arrived on Saturday at Ply mouth, from Lisbon, where she ►anded a number of Spanish prisoners, whom she carried from England about six weeks since. The ()Craft sailed frms Li►bon the 6th instant, and, nn the 13th, in lat. 47, 30, long. ', she fell in with a French 'quadron, consisting of 11 sail, six or sevin of which anent,' to he of the line, steering W. S. W.— The Ocean was brought-to by one of the enemy's frigates, who ordered her to send a boat immedi ately on board. The Mate of the Occa,,, with a boat's crew, accordingly went on board the fri gate, which they fund full of troops. A letter from Plymouth, states, that several questions were put to them; and, among others, the Mate was asked. whether he had a Star: Lis on board ? To which question he inadvertently answer cd in the affir mative. The frigate immediately manned a boat, and sent it with an Officer for the list. When the French men came on board the Ocean, they plundered her of every thing portable,together with the Mediterranean fuss. Upon their return to the frigate, they took the Mate with them ; but the sea running high, tile boat was stove alongside the latter, and Steel's taut w.ts lost. The Mate of the Ocean was carried off in the frigate. They said they came out of Brest the day before. The utmost hurry and confusion appeared to prevail on board. In the city, however, it was, yesterday, generally thought it was the Rovlifort squadron reinforced, or a squadron from L'Orient. Information was received yesterday, at the Admiral.y, which conhrms the report of the Ocean. Upon her arrival at Plymouth, a vessel was immediately dispatched to Admiral Co 'swat Li., with the news. That gallant Admiral sailed on Thursday, the i2ch, from Torbay, with 13 ships of the line, to resume his station off the French coast. As he sailed with a favourable wind, he would soon arrive off gresr, and stand a good chance of failing in with the enemy. From the longitude and lati tude in which they were seen, no idea can be formed of their probable destination. ;d, received, is much 14 . ' ' whaLr in company, ssLicii pouted iit the Cl.ar.r.cl, supppsed to lie 4onastfor Miiford 41aven. . l'h* al ititcaleft their atienge• about the hat of Jul ; and the Bonsbty. sklps.Aited'from Jul thence thelatter end of May. • Theintellij ..(1. cnnowle ably im addrio,l and .veatunn iu lite AN, rtfrHER SCIINF.Hscur, Tupp and Perry, tigt,ro-,trort; lit.t.!, Math ; Lid umir of Mu- Stratford, N... 11?. I forborn-Flill, of all otlict Buut..e:lars i 4 sew.- .T4oas. ;n Twelve Numbers, This Day .re pub islied, in Three Volumes, Oars°, emb I lislied with Seventy beautiful Engravings hr Scat?, from Drawings by t 1,.• most eelebrsted Artists. ;nice el. es. in a...oda; and in Two Voiumes, Quarto, with Proof Imre* .pall at the Plates, prici• 1'2.. 111.. in Hoards, RUR.AL S P O R T S. ay W. a.' DANIEL. This following are among the interesting Comet I. of this. Work t....D0g. roe, 'tsg. Hare Hunting, 0. , " , 11 , 1• liar Rabbit, Maven. tia:::er. Otter, Observations on e Principles a ad . Po!tce .f the G Latta, A Anterior sous ol t References to I .iw Cases; Fi,:iiiig, arid Annedotes re peeling the Natural Hi trey..( Fish; Account of it .eeredrrirmit .nil Scotland, aid Ireland; Angling, Pleb Ponds and Met' f. r taking Fish, Lairs relating to Fish, Bird, a.al Sketch*. Awn, their Natural Himny, Bird, rat GAM, described. Soil s ran , loneting Winged Game, Game Keepers, and Laws concern ing : Land Binds "f Sport described, %Vales Directim.s f.• Shooting Wild Fowl, Laws relating to Wild Fowl, Dogs listel in Showing described, Laws refilleolllll Dogs, Pigeon Shunting, Rook Shnoting, Role; for the CIK•111.11 awl MA_ nareinent of Arnmmtition, Gun, arc. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, anl Orme. Pater ni•ster.row. tlf whom may be h.id, with elegant Engin, inp, by the same Artist, in Two Volumes, some R yal QUMI°. Aria 71 in an iris. The SPORTSMAN'S CABINET ; or, conect Delineations of the saviors Dogs vied in the Sp qv' of the Field; includirie the Canton kace in general. Cons:ning of • Series of nal add maorr:y Foratinga of every ii..tinet Breed. (mm Orirrinal Paintings taken boo Life, prirenely for the Work, by P .fleiatigk o A.R.A. THE BRITISH PRE SS. the same as brought by the 7: ip.nesouti, which left Bengal about ten days before these ships. Our army was encamped on the Cliumbhul Rived distant from Agra about thirty or forty miles. The hot season had set in, which is rather unfa vourable to the health of the troops. Ho t.K A n had had several conferences with Sci 'gni A and the othet Chieftains, whose forces were on a respettable foot ing, and much more numerous than had been re. presented. Tire latest intelligence received at Bengal, from Madras, represented that place in perfed tranquillity. PAISENIMI Tilt WON C i!r ER. From HoAmy—Lieut. Co!Duel R. Seal and Sort; Captain Robert lilack.A3 and Daughter and Litraenant Wikain Barrett. From St. flelena-•—Mr. Aaron Davis. ■ASSENOERS rClt LORD KIITII. - Miaa F4ia..5411 P.artnii ; Mr. and Mn. Boyd; Lieut. W. Homo; aad M cater A lexandet On. PASSENGERS PER OCEAN. Capasio F. R. Ford ; Lieut. W Duncan, and Lieut. W. Creswell. of His M.,jesty'. 24ct Regiment. The Wenzel,' and Shelton Caste are laden with the teas landed at Bmn'iay, from the 13 , unsr.ict, which went in there to repair her damages, and has since been captured by the Marengo. Admiral Li nois, and Belle Puede frigate. A letter from Dover, written on Sunday, stares, that some Prussian Captains there, had received lht• tern from their owners, desiring them not to sail without convoy, as Prussia was at War with France. .- - - A Leeward Island Mail, in thirty-three days from Tortola, is arrived at Falmouth. The Hon. General Idol. x being called on service on the Continent, resigned the command of Ports mouth garrison yesterday, to General Sir Gsoriox PREVOST, Bart. The followinr; reasels sailed from Surinam, on the llst of Oticiher, under convoy of the Le Sefue frigate, to join the general convoy ; viz. The London Parket, Pitt; Johanna Chalons, Barsdailit; ftViCittlay ; S6pio Rand ; and Paxton, Bat.son, fur Lo Royal:Coati/Iv ; and eta Princes, Royal, Eraoton, La Ltverpo'd. The Sally, BUNY, and the Messer, Grron, got on the lee bank of the river; lost the convoy, but got off. Six vessel, for Berbice and Demerara, part of the convoy, passed Surinam on the ^d Nov. 1805. The Hoe, I swum, from Africa, arrived at Suri nam, beat off a French lugger privateer, of 13 giros, and full of men, supposed from 131 to 200, after a very gallant action, near Surinam. It is supposed the privateer had just arrived from France. The }Werra, Timm esoN, the Active, Nrcot.t.s, the Cierendon, GREEK, and the If illters.. CBRISTIf, from Liverpool, were captured OA the coast of Africa, on the lit of Sept. by a French privateer. A fleet from Portsmouth, arrived at Lisbon on the 2d inst. A letter from a merchant at Hamburgh to a mer cantile house in Hull, dated Dec. 13, says, " I have this moment received the Newspaper, which I for ward—it contains some further details of the battle, to which I alluded in my letter of yesterday (net yet received). If I may judge by my own feelings, I am sure it cantret fail of being welcome to you. The froit has set in with great severity, and it will be a great chance if any other ships but those that are going to-day or to-morrow will be able to get away." In addition to the above, the Idlowing Icier has been published at Hull, dated ot.mu-rz, Dec. 5. " We ripe& here impatiently, more circumst.n tial accounts of the occurrences of the Belligerent Armies. The Empetor of Gin MA NY sent x letter, en the Id, to the Empress, from the held of battle." Licut. GA HR A T Y, late Commander of the Pisrxrjre, gun-brig, captured by the French, some time since, off Cherbourg, landed at Falmouth, on Friday, from a Prussian vessel, only twenty-four hours Irons Morlaix. This Gentleman has brought with him a copy of a printed Bulletin, circulated at Modal:, of which the following is a translation : " Telegraphic dispatch from the Counsellor of State, Minister of the Marine, to the Prefet of Brest : " Paris, 20 Frimaire (Dec. II.) " HI/ Majesty the Emperor of tile Freilets has beaten the Russians, ten Olmuts: elystioyed the half of their army, and totally routed the remainder." This alludes evidently to the battle of the second. Lientenant C A aRAT Y saw a printed Bulletin, of nearly the same form as the above, which was cir culated in France, soon after the glorious battle of Trafalgar; in which it was stated, that the English were defeated, and had lost 14 chips! Nor did Lieutenant GA kits - rir know the contrary, till he landed at Falmouth. Lieutenant G A ItRATY is shout two months from Verdun. A short time before he left that place, Dr. May, and an English Colonel, whose name he does not remember, were taken out of their beds ' sent to Biche, and closely c mfined in separate pri sons. The reason of this was not known. The Atalanta transport, which lately sailed from the Downs, and was driven nut of course by the storm, anchored within a mile of Calais, on which the French btotigiit nine guns down to the shore, which wounded her fore -mast, and hulled her in several places. A hors• was killed on board of her, in the hold. As the wind was blowing hard on the shore, and sh• was exposed to the fire of the French— men, without the smallest chance of escape, she • continued to fire ; a sent to the shore, to the weather was so et. It is not known shore, as the wind asade h•r escape. - . 'Alf, with e!sgaisCe .hei Caste A 1.., th i s nr Parente etewesarrive off geese, and stand a good ch a n ce o f falling Verdun. A short time b e f ore h e Dr. MAY, and an English Colons ris anth in the year. The Manner of &coating a Table, des. in with the enemy. From the longitude and heti- he does not remember, were taken o 1 - ' t Tared by copper ! Ate." Directions for '...takeiting. Oise,' .„.,... 0 , Calintry Pnise.,,s, and the Sla..aeetne it of rise tude in which they were seen, no ides can be fo r m e d sent to Eiche, and clo se ly c m fi ne d Kitehos sad I ILA Garden.—Tbe whale fns,..: 0...:, c.ittrc •. . sons. The reason of this w a s no t kr age p h in , o f uwer probable destination. The Atalanta transport, w hi c h I A . i - 14 WILLIAM AUCUSTVA 11F.NIIIRSON. th.....-- e Downs, and was dven nut nt Tonse hai Twt.estsby e s FAea iti•to, nvtdern eurreft addrioned. reTian d ..-.1, "ligation•i end cnne.d u e th bl e ASS ay in ,, s- We have the pleasure to an n ounce t h e sa f e arr i va l storm. anchored within ri a mile of C '. 1 ity ikLIOTS enRISTOPHER SCIINF.HRELtr, . of the following ships off Dover, the rld inst. this the French le:might nineguns doe Leo Appedutien to Won. 'ropy and Perry, tdgf•de-droet ; g which wound e d h er f oremast , an d intelligence was brought t o t h e I n di a B ogie, yes- silernar to Cook as Mslun's ILs,!, Nash ; sad um. of Mo. several places. A horse w as kill e d 4 •elite•., Athany, taaidnii. terday morning, by the Purser of the Irertwter . in the hold. As the wind was bl ow l ?mould end said he J. Stratfurd, No. 11?, I fo'born-tlin, j . ,,,,, t0 „ . and may he 1,,d ~y a lt o si, c . 80u...e:134, e,4 N.... Fnaut Iterig.!—The United K "adorn, Capt. rely ; Ilartiet shore, and sh• was exposed to the fir enewiers in the I.:nitai Htn t otn an . Capt. Lynch ; Hallett, C apt . Eastf.a:ii ; Lord Steak, Caps' mem, without the sm a ll est c h ance This Work may bee, ' , tutolete. ;n Twelve Numbers r 4:1 vac .. ..; 7s neat! ) bound R en.sgc ; o,:ean, Capt. .M.Taggatt. truck her colours ; b ut t h ey cont ; : are ' •.• Fl.sOfn were large Lrii.,..14 124• 411 brew wed in a 'twit Frani Hanky—The Wuteester. Capt. Weed ; Slcietcnt boat, with four me n i n i t , were sent l t es•sie of yaw. i.i.1.411.en ridOX. .n at the merit. of its %Vali; (.:4 „ 6 . , co. Normand. say that they had s tr u c k, b ut t h e u : • t an d the I..rleie a', . reaps-fully intrit.e.t , that liettErr ttatiti or tempestuous, that the boat upset. re .........h.y., •••111114a! , 11, to tender tins owpruved Lation the The above .ships sailed from .St. flelerin the Sth whether the men reached the shor au snow v•wit 1 ••• ewr-nwil ll • l 'w e' 11 " 1 . of November, without convoy, with the Adonis soon after 'hilted, ispd the dtahnia a • TII EA T R &S. o•vity-t.aer. V e l i no! for Frie,dr. and The Sbrni , e far. nil, were ag tin 'peelings . ..l.-lag eight. and seemed to possess inc•e:o;fig astradion. Every parr of tire Louse was Nei et en early hour. . Joist, in Mrs. If etrulto,•, was ttstitette, and erten el/ interesting. Ihe beautiful sentiments atoned to the parr, are delivered by her with ah emphasis and delicacy. that fascia ate the audience, and call teeth the m-st enthusiastic applause. PA It:suT never was so captivating as in the alter-piece. • covirstr-osaDerl. Master Be? I v. last night, m ide his first appexe ance here this season, in the charaSer of .I,hru I, in the tragedy of Ilarherossis He received molds ap plause, hut he was unable to excite that enthusiasm with which he was wont to inspire :he aud:ence.--- The tad of the niest wits also A little dimmed strong marks of disapprobatitsn erp:e.sed against Mr. fiamonavr, who di I not a prear y.ry per feet in his part. They became so violent. As to induc. him to nothdraty after the end of the ed AR Befvre the commencement of the Itht. It. :'fost trAy came forward, and thus aid:essed tbst au dience : " LA OILS AND CVSTI.I WPC, " Mr H.uittire not batting he,n (niunate enough to Inert with your arrokation this eight, desp.otriog of stmt.:A. has suddenly withdrawn himself /nun the Ti,eaire. Ike therefore, intreati your k , trd ; er elision, that Mr Crap man mar hurrah he part, by rea•ltitg, there being, at preessito to other resourcr." The audience assented, and Mr. Casemate read the two last aas. The part of Irene was sustained by Miss 1 . ,4 , • Tom. 1: was not suited to her powers. the house was lull, add fashionably attended. POLTRT. OLD SHERRY. Tom,' quoth the elder Sherry once, " Get into Parl,ament ; yea dunce ; " that side nuot hitruish`d.* " Father," cries Tuns, in peevish her, I'd write upon any heed, " to lett !" Says Canter, ad.!, W. R. -ear Early yesterday morning the Duke of Yogic ar rived at Windsor, and transaSed a v.:iety ot mili tary business with His MAJ,ST Y. After breakfast, His Royal Highness rode on horseback with His MAJESTY, the Duke of Casl— eluoor, &c. &c. Her MAJESTY and the Plusetsscs took an airing in a carriage and four by Winkfield. The Royal Clarence Lodgers(' Free Masens trill celebrate their festival on Friday, at the Old Shit., Brighton. Grnee-al LENNOX, who is the R. W. M. of the Clarence Lodge, will preside. A n.:mbtr of Ladies are expefled to honour the foe with their presence. In the evening, there will be a ball and supper. A Miss SHER 111• N was to make her Mat on Friday night last at the Dublin Theatre, as Mani miq in the tragedy of The apban, and Maria in the farce of Tbc Crtrz e. Mr. hlsttisst had a coursing party as 'Blythe, a few days previous to the late pugilistic contest: his celebrated . Snat.-tall Greyhound was there, with some dogs from Newmarket. Lord Viscount FoLK ESTONIS, M.P. for Salishu•y. is appointed Captain of a troop in the First Berk* Volunteer Cavalry. shiss Lce Suoo, the Infant Biliisecet and Ac acia, was presented, on Wednesday last, to the Right Hon. the Loin Plovoer of Epos accost ; and, in a few days, will enchant that great city. Mr. and Mrs. NASH, of East Cowes, in the Isle of IVight, on Tuesday evening last, entertained at their mansion, all their surrounding friends, with a most splendid ball and supper. Miss PA It Kt closed her engagement at the Liver pool Concerts last night. His Excellency the Earl of Haitowrcte ; was to honour the Dublin Theatre with his presence o's Saturday last, to witness Miss MACAULAY'S Caltda, in Tne Fair Pentte.t. On Thursday, her Grace the Duchess of GORDON, Lord and LadyJANc Mosr Aces, and Lord GaAs. set out from Oman's hotel, Edinburgh, for London. The Liverpool Theatre. closed on Friday sr'n night, after a tolerably successful season. The (.'- lowing is a correct list of the benefit receipts : .str. Bannister 269 15 6 Mts. Grove 163 A 0 Mies De Camp 193 6 6 Mr. Smith 86 4 0 Mr. Fawcett 121 10 0 Mr. Roberts I':2 0 U Mrs Glover 067 8 0 Mr. Hamerton 1.3 9 4.0 Mr. Blanc Lard 1:.2 di 0 Mss Stephens and Mr. Mu , ,ilen 23S 10 0 Mos Johnson 179 18 C Misr Mellon 215 2 0 bye. Mason 8 ) 7 0 Mr Eliery 44 13 6 Mr P 641.1111, sea. 127 4 6 master flown 180 1 '") n Miss Los wt 88 3 Mr. Young' 157 5 6 Mr. Grove WI 9 Is Mrs. Y.ning 242 l 6 Mts. Harlow, 58 10 Mr. awl Mr.. Pen. Mr. Wari a 8 158 7 sun, ;too. 106 14 0 Mrs. Young (late Messrs. Unwell & 01 Dory-lane) 77 10 6 Wrcrtm 2,7 0 0 Mr Ifu.'dsrt SJ 3 Mr Grant 234 501 Alt. Banks 1t) 6 Mun n D'Arcy k Miu Madie 1.-r U Brown G 6 0 0 Master Betty 312 6 U Mr. Patterson 911 11 G I SSO•Ttsse Iritt.t.lo6Bol SAttlr iiay, a match was made to run tor .he first day of Lincoln Races, in September, 1866, betwixt Colonel IC itia's grey horse, Brute, and Mr. Isist.Timer's Chesnut horse, Kirlinicontes, both four-year olds, tar 100 gs. each, two miles; Mr. Nett. asaari.'s horse to carry eight stone, and Colonel Kiso's horse.. igs.c • stone ten pounds; 2.5gc. forfeit. A 3:eat deal of money is likely to he 'ported on this match. • Tie Dean and Cl.apter of Winchester Cathedral, have promoted the Rev. JOHN WOW:M*B, M.A. Fellow of King's Collego, Cambridge. to be one of the Minor Citrons of that Cathedral, in the room of his father, who lias resigned. On Tuesday and Wednesday, part of the 17th Light Dragoons arrived in Liverpool, from Ireland i„ and the remainiljg two uoeps arrived on Friday evening. riliNaeßalt kLMANACIi. 1 UST ara'.ved, the UNWERSAt. SCOTS a P ALM a'V NCR, Int 1806. Price dd. honed Print,..l for Rob .rt Allan, Faiinhurgh, and Jelin Murray, C 2, Fleet.street, LoAtlon: This Day ate piibto.lo d, Volumes I 11. and 111 in Qbartii, Pore SI. 5.. Boards, Of ONDIMUM REDIVIVUM ; or, an Ancient and Modern Deacrintiun cf London; (the en -I.l.riiiilet of which is in the I`. ass.) By J. P. MALCOLM, lector -.1 G, 2 .. g e r •A (,-nters This Work is compiled Corn the Arch ises of St. Paul's. and tLnti.t.i the tcirmais Panalsea, Corporstions, Ne. of the Metre p ao.l M S 111 the Brittila Museum, me is the Flu Dia tom, of / A mami a Inch enitaios Vein". o n Ciiiircherartnie and Veatry Bonk., and itegotera of Births, Marriages, and Burials. Printed for the Author, 3.1 d sold by Longman, Moro, Rees, Orme, Paternoster-ow ; and F. and C. Knott:ton, St Pailfs Church-yard " 1 hi. may indesil be con +blared as al original History of London Nnsubleft at all ermine:4d with the undertaklne s,eure to have escaped the Author': .inteee. The work it foil of hmclaphical notices, curious anecdotes, local necutirrider, hsiters. presentments, 3tc. dc. ; and what a not less deserving praise, the exte ris foon Registers are an various, that cenifi- Cates may be ninsiiied, if tiers.,.,, of upwards of a thousand -.minim, names., excluirre of inretiptions on monuments. The lab •or of such an und.-rtakina IP so niaii4eat, anti as utility At si,:te tin., re obtr4 ur. that it seems a tort of iniolic t . t iro •irite at by all tioaritble accommodation.' --British Citic Err Oflobur, 1805.