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Within the circuit pro c ured for der.criptiiin the following counties are i.iclisdad :a...Middle sex, Essex, K-pt, Surrey, aeries, lacks, Bodin-4 and This Week will be civilian-hod with upward, of ISO beau tiful Copper.plate Engirtlogs, Irons oriental Drawings, de. lineetnig exaci Reneeterstitiong or the meet cele , waten Public IS,ultli , ge. Sethi of the Mob.lity and Gentry, Views .if Towns, &c. To which will Ne Added, cu.reo Represent- Mn,. Ili the l'ari-h t.:hurrhei in the Iktetruvulo, AIM the Arne...f the initici r al incorporated Companies, neatly engr.ved on Wool Th e First Volans* of this %Volt he'n7 41: mils -tinted, it submitted as a Specimen of tit: whole. and ins, be had iai aoastrata Numbers yriee6d.each, or neatly done ins in boar*, 'prier 1141, 9d. ha is elatiellishcal with the following Twenty might ss!rgant tragrariogs a Front ispwr. I T' • -se: -.7 • r• . ~ Red;lan% an . informed her esernisacskr of t.l.tc above fleet being at Oa. • Another account stilt irs, that leveresl sail of Trans. ports, with troopr hots (:s sitar, were captured by the French fleet, which, site keeping possession of them several days, suffered them to proceed ; the French lint wishing to he encumbered with troops. It is impossible to r..sist so much evidence of the actual existence of a French fleet at sea. The difference in the acconnts respecting the number r f . ships, does not invalidate them. This may be rit sily accounted for; by supposing, that the fleet se para:ed after it left Brest, and formed into two divisions. The squadron of seven sail of the line, and four frigates, may be destined fit. the West Indies. The greater division of twenty sail of the lime, which fell in with the vessels frcas Gibraltar, is probably destined for Cadiz, or the Mediterra nean. If it be the Brest fleet, to that amount, which has escaped from port. Admiral r -011.NUILL. LIS is, no doubt, is pursuit of them. The body of Lord Netsom was, on Monday morning, taken from the Vanity, and placed on board the Chatham yacht, under the direttion of Commissioner Goal', at Sheerness, which pro ceeded immediately on her way to Greenwich. All the vessels, while the yacht was passing, hoisted their colours half-mast high ; and the fort on both sides the river, at Tilbury and Gravesend, fired minute guns. Many of the vessels also paid the same honourable tribute of respell to the corpse of our Naval Chieftain. At half past eleven, on Monday morning, Com missioner Gary's yacht, of Sheerness, and not the Victory, as we stated yesterday, having on board the body of the ever-to•be-lamented Lord Net. passed by Gravesend. The coffin, coveted with .it ensign, was placed nn the deck. As soon as the yacht was descr i ed, the cohmrs of the ships and forts were lowered htlf mast. The bells were tclled, and afterwards rung a mated pe.d. The wind WAS scanty and unfavourable. Yesterday, anon after three o'clock, Lerd CAST t. it • REAC' had an audience of the Duke of Yo«ti, at his Office, in the Horse Guards, and continued with His Royal Highness a consider ible time. After which, the Duke -held 2 public day, and saw a number of military Officers. No intoiligeace whatever reached town, yester day, from the Continent ; hat. as the wind has come round to the Northward, we hope very soon to have it in our power to lay before our readers a confirma tion of the intelligence received . ' ist week of the Vic tory obtained by-the Allied Army. The Madras Fleet (B ming; Lord lineker3 , trii, Airteri Cartic, Dale of Moorage, act ) were expeties" to sail ffom thence the latter end of September, or the beginMog of Oflober, at farthest. The Bengal Fleet. recently Arrived, on their pas sage. fell in with His Majesty's ship Wraelaeina, off Coeinia Bay, from whom they learned that Mar quis Co aflW A I.L is, with his suite, arrived at Madras, on the lath July, is the Medusa frigate. after a fine voyage of &fee months and four days. His Lordship was not ettletted to proceed for Bengal for eight or ten days. Marquis Wer.t.Lst.tir was expened to leave Bengal early. His Majesty's frigate None, com manded by Capt. Cocsauss, was fitting for his re ception. His Majesty's ship Sceptre, of 71 guns, with the St. IttOrf*2lo frigate, were cruising off Vizagapatarn in July, in expeetation of falling in with the Marengo. Admiral Li sots, and the Belle Pear frigate. Sir Eowann Pesaew had made such a judicious distribution of his force in the Bay of Bengal, that the country ships were able to proceed to sea in safety *idiom convoy. The Bengal fleet, after leaving the Ganges, ex perienced very tempestuous weather, which had re tarded their passage some weeks; happily they met with no accident during the gale. The Hat-mono. WitAoN, from London, for De merara, is put into Plymouth, with considerable damage. The Mars, Mirciictr.„ from Liverpool, with 100 slaves on board, is captured in the river Gam bia. The re sloop, from V • almouth, for the safety of which considerable apprehensions were entertained, is arrived' at Plymouth. By the Katt lndiaman lately arrived from St Ileletra, we have received intelligence that the Lir,i,b, (we believe her name to be) South het Whaler, had been cast away in) avi uninhabited island to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, hut fortunately all the crew were saved ; the wea ther being afterwards moderate, gave them time, by great exertions, to preserve the greatest part of her stores, and all her boats. Oa exploring the island, they found some huts that had recently been eretted, which they conceived had beer built by Americans, from their fashion. The preservation of their boats had enabled them to catch plenty of fish. on which they subsisted. Besides, by prose cuting the fishery, it was enpeeted that they would be able to procure a sufficient quantity of oil, ready to load any vessel that should proceed to the island to bring them to their native country : we under stand that the ship's company were its g .nd health, and pursued the fishery at all times when the wea ther permitted ; the best order arid discipline had prevailed since they had been cast away. This misfortune will, in all probaLitlity, if proper:) , at- tended to, tend to the ' 'refit of the SOUtil Sea fi , h,rr, as :4 Wept,/ Of et •i . may be provided to t..rry on the 6,:lery during die voyage of a ship to Cris cr.iirrafry ; which, being immediately fitted out again with the requisite necessaries for the esta blishment, may he provi led with a cargo to return, which would ultumately bring the article to market at • much len espenoe.than is in general expe rienced. t ;1 l 1J 'i .~ , _. LORD BACON'S PASAVS. D. 7 !e 1 ...W:41,41, Price 6. eat,. i.uards„ in One Vie Ilro. elegantly I.rint .I nn fare were Veld. p. n ..r, noto-netnented with an skean. Re rail of Lard Owns ; u. aealeet a sketcl, of hi.. IM., SS•kY" C I S o Ecnnmical, and J • 111. FRANCIS R !CON, 11 4 .,,a of V.rulam, Vi4ronut St. Landau: Pruitcd for Jane.. N I, Pio ..111 Where ma) - Ito h 4.1. I.tr Shaw'. 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Tlie atholnr, inithe the tuition of a mancr, would find his labo,o; email) ebridg-4 by a reference to such a Treatise The roe Mailical youth, aod man of business. will find ail that is iiecesairy to qua ify them tor the shop and co listing house. Th,se who Wive misstd the advantages of a liberal education. mar here supply that defect, and the expei - ieo ed sclinlar ni. y find hit account in rewirivriiitt the earlier past of hi. edeation. " Toi• cettainly is a useful and cheap Wink ; - .he modern improvenomt• on eat subject are intrighwedi and o e hare no scrup.e in giving it our general tacom norodation.".Fide Bri. ttsb Colic , Nov 1502. Pouted for H. D. Symonds, No 20, Paternoster-row. Where may be had. price 6a in boar's, MENTOk ; or, The M.iral Conductor of Tooth, tram the Aeadetny to ‘tanlosod: a Wolk, the result of actual brit pain fel Otporimse, ca_uliihy stated, and usefully adanted to the level of yon'elul undemanding. To which is added, as an in cite•nent to the study of A in grown youth, during their hours of relaSation from bud less, ?in Beery on the eetersive Utility, Advent ges s and itmu.eineat of Mathematical Learning. By David Mortice. THE BRITISH PRESS. .~y' . L .1 I Wot Wain tholta. II Beak of E•tgllni. Itrnr% tat • The:we. (;-cce.ic't I isiopital. ralac . e. Wrobnlnver hsey. limpPa' . Kme. Val Ace ..t gew A.%1,1,0,411e14ea V niC •oydori 11....:4nev. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. DLckiassa CS. We announced, yesterday, the arrival of the 0. ear cartel, at Plymouth, with an account of a Fiend) fleet being at sea. Some were inclined to think that it was the Rochfort squadroa, reinforced by a ship of the line and three frigates, from L'Orient ; hut, at the Admiralty, it is confidently believed to be a division of the Brest fleet, which is supposed to have pushed to sea in the absence of Admiral CURMVALLIS. The P.tris Papers lately noticed the arrival ofJceosse Bum AAAAAA at Brest, and he was prob.tbly the bearer of the orders for the sailing of the fleet. It is also probable that he may have a command in it. Of the objen for which this sole remaining hope of the French navy is thus exposed to the most imminent peril, we can form no conjeaure. BONA I. AK may, in a pa roxysm of rage and disappointment at the destruc tion of the combined fleet at Trafalgar, have resole ed upon some desperate enterprise, trusting, that chance may, for once, favour hi; arms at sea. But whatever may be the destination of the enemy, it is gratzful to think, that the game is on foot, and tot by far a-head of the pursuer. Had the report or a French fleet being at sea rested upon the sole authority of the 0, r, howe , imstantial, her those (11 to 1 - - I authority of the 0. rad, however circumstantial, some Frwitispw-v. The Se a t o f Lo r d Th eir l ow . her stove Pnrtnut of the riug. I Rerrnorulse) Priory. might refuse it implicit credit ; but we have too island, th won wain Docks. The Ease Podia House. Batik of F.•iglini. • ti.iitowlll. she hill. much concurrent testint-iy to admit a doubt upon ereinod• Mtn% far, The:we. ri se Loudon D oc k: the sobjea. The ship tivadidou ji t, from Gibraltar ' of Ame the r i i r l: a ll : . ' avets* ic't (Isla:gnat. The Milsgjiso Uoi3.le. ' V Ken•alistrui Palace. Tim WitiAl MitseUM. . arrived at Portsmouth, on Mond.iy, brino,...s intdli- fish on • .... Weettninster Abbey. Vela of folin Rolls, 1 ,- .44. Che1...,1 lirsprta" v..„, a F „ 1 ....,„ ,54 ., ii .,,, , genet that the Trench fleet, to the number of tiv...rity cuting th . • ) Kum'. Palace +t flew Miitary A.u.lme,eheltea. Lteeeloa, Webtiem Abbey s a il of the line, were at sea. be able t " I and It ichuson.l . to load .t V .•wof C..uvrcon. Trinity lbws,. Tower Ilitt. The rber transport, also arrived at Portsmout h , to bring --.---- ILK:linty. 1 (heat 11414 Charter tiouse• on Sunday n i ght, with some other 'Vessels front the stand the i I A Vine Fit ti at I. 'I -ingot nn fi lm Vellum Vt'oeii Paper, hot. with ~Pri.of I•.t i rrewlen. or th e I'llati m , and e l eireit le ....dud t Mediterranean. She was captured on the 14th lost and pur P • engavt4 Voqueite Tu;e Pares U. 14 , 4 reiVitaite VOINI , ne . s by the Pilicite French frigate, then in company with tiler per! raw 0 Se Shilling each N u mbe r . prevailed ••• In this k in,. 11, • e 1.., or Public litiktnri, map., direr other French frigates, and wean sail of the mi s torta l ikc will be Awls' '' , le:gLudt %MA , ' with the "Pc't' i'•"&"'"" line, in tat. 47. S. N. and long. 7. Se. W . all steer- tend' - d t lose, sod tie Recant, •r the I'e et, blended with the sit• fi , hi Tr, p.inl a. Qr..litir of t.., P: per , will :mkt it I liii Moll splerol.,l lag W. S.W. On the same evening she made her Wolk Otilin•Noirjecit ,rer •stbalat!.l to Public Aitiri.tobalion. C.•Ery I ,TI Ti t ,Inn c.cape. Capt. Simpso n was informed by th ose Vohs... of tilt. tr'‘u. , u bolo ; just e auplete.l, Cli, c•pfr m . v b e had in slur, ,haled., Itt ,, , 2n•s*.A.Hts. . who took hint, that the fleet was ktoM 13rest,,iwi on again w 1., June i rOur I ..sil ruiblitheil es: .1. Sir/Howl, No. 112, , hlishrneri • ) 11,4 .0- , ,,1; % otitl g •Li by all other Bwiiicoellrm and N nem., Inn same day that he Mai taken, saw diem set fire to . u•Lich w ra •• 1., rio- flo w . •d It 1 ,,1. r0 • , . another ship, which they had captured. * u , J. •—l e ts are rwmierted tw he particular in (swims at 4 mu W4binin't Li:venoms' of Luattait. • On the 16;h he Italia with Hie MAI tvres ship rienced. •.• . " . . -... ~ i 1 J _fit i F i ~Y6 it I P. ;41 w, and /1\ r 'VS THE TAME CROCODILE. There is a Crocodile in town, so tarn., we are i:s aured. that Wit.; are not afraid to put their hands on is A dashing young widow, at the west end if e town, has set her very eyes on this Crocodil e , a to this is imputed her propensi•y to il.ed di/rs' rr , e.. But this Lady is not the only nersou who lUndly imitate s° the tame clocalle. When the old dissipated Dowager so feel ingly lam -nts the faux pns of 1.a.1y C we involuntarily exclaim. What a Crocodile!" Alum th e fore.t.tller rejlices in a pl-ritifol season, af t e r he has laid in hit store—‘• Oh. Crocodile!" It is said of the Crocodile, that he devours all she Woe it/ lie meets with.—What a piatire of a man of g.lll.totry !! We need not dlen he surptia•d it London ladies are not afraid tn Lty their hands noun an animal so very familiar to them, and which, we are sorry to say, is to he foond in every rank .1 rlith n4l in every part of this gtear city. POETR r. JOE MH.I.ER% GHOST; OR, SHERRY REVENGED. When old JonMilht lienn'd his J ofv-s, ID mirth tu'pasa the time, 11i.% isely thought hi: nit might /lot fn•Trose it well a, Rhy.ne. And wiser Will has pawed the thing, what was quaintly said In Pforio, by Jo., by AVM transfered To Rhyme:, is Joie' tett And, ANGLIA. Yesterday. Princesses AUG , JaTA , Sorsts, and ANSIA.iA, accompanied by Gene! al Fnzsnv, and Colonel TA v Lon. on horseback, and Lady SY 'mat, in a chlise, took an airing in Windsor Park. 'I his being. Chriqmas Day, the Doke of Yenta wi!l Attend Divine Service, at the Islihzary Chapel. in the New Way, Westminster. Mr. H ARO* AYE /1111 fit be an excellent Af.'alie, if he can take &Rem of as well as himself. Sir JAstns GARIMER arrived a KIRK VAN'S HO. td, yesterday, from Oxford. A Mr. Sore lately comp] -tiled that a tradesman had hummed hien ; on Which. a friend observed. #4 Why such airs? Sorely, that's what you were made for." Mr. lit:R/C E arrived yesterday. at ST CIVI:011'S (-to tal, from Lancashire, and leaves town this day, on a visit to the Earl of Casven, at his ieat, at Ash down Park, fictks The raze for sending handsome and accomiTshed women to look for hush:Ands in India, ha, nv:tely uh-ided, the dealers being of opinion, that the row material is less suhjea to advlterainire. The :Marchioness WELLLSLEY had a card party last evening, at her house, Park-lane: Lady C. hum's DA ER Was r f the ratty. A certain Peer is said s., he d t .eple in Imre with a lady who was farce Ifs wife. Unfortunately she is in the Tempir nemif a. The Marquis f.f Ss tiseua v give a grand entertainment these holidays, to his numerous te nants at I iatfield. This being Cieismoir.dav, the Magi...rates must have a sharp 100k -out, if they would prevent se,i l e, On S.iturday, the Comedy of Speed tb P4w g i, with the Farce of Raiong Ibr Wind. WAS performed at the Theatre, Dover, for the benefit of the Patriotic Fund. Miss Fisuct hes net with great success at Ba►h. A wiz/pine-place is the propct theatre for a Pi , Ler ; it generally abounds Isithfl,t,, tr, and ittidgeoah, and all is fish that comes into the net It is said, Mr. Streit ID A tt, and the other Psoorie tors of Drury-lane Theatre, wtth their usu.sl libe rality, intend to appropriate the Theatre, a night, in , hecourse of the present c7as.)n, for the benefit of Mrs. KING, widow of the late favourite ado?, and thus smooth the pillow of declining age. It was natural for ae Brest fleet to separate into two det4lires. but we see no reason why one should be larger than the other. A new Tragedy is getting up at Drury-lane, the principal chatader of which is intended for Master BET T v. We are concerned to state, that a greet mortality /.is prev,,iled for some days past in Not folk: Thou sand, at turkies base died ; but, instead of produc;ng grief, every one of them affords a missy /kw:es Mr. I-I a A vs, who was so ill used, on Monday night, at Covent• Garden Theatre, is fortunately .n ador from choice, not necessity. !le is a Gentle • man by birth and education, and a man of great modesty. The Miss Mosames, of Kensington MasqueraJe nirmorp, have taken the favourite rer.idence of the late Duke of CUMBERLAND. at Brighton, for the better accommodation of their company, at their intended rrrn.ga.J .ftte. They hale ordered a large cargo of t-r-.beellas U. proteel their visitors from the angry dement., while th.e (air hostesses decide 14.11.,, :hall, and the ehrril ”et enter their enchanted castle. At these Ladies' last hlasqu-rade, Viscount Cot. a rts Av, and his fair sister s were nearly drowned. while ;his ceremony rook place. Tsar's r, not satisfied with the throngs who croA•ti vs him for Bargains daring his cheap days, has fur nished the town with some Christmas Pastime, by engaging the facetious, and far-famed FISIStk, from Brighton, to knock down all the grarts, fairies. and hobgoblins, who have, from time iinns2morial. hetn the terror of our Nurseries. Mr. F. ctimatences his operations in Bond -street, to-morrow morning. M. MARTII4, a celebrated ador of the Coolie Opera at Parts, ha, I itely gained a cause agilielSt M4t;etTiokelle SIIVINIT, his first wife. M. MAR- T/14, SR..* separated from her in the year 4, by an ;..a of divorce, raised by mutual consent. 11.1a..ie rnoiseile Si stonier claimed a pension of 3,000 francs The Tributral, in the first in.tance, adjudg that he shn"hi pay I ,qt,f9 francs. On appeal. Mademoi s-ile Ss sers• rr's d?mand was dismissed, op the ground that the exercise of her talents was, in hit profession surfican-.1 ex procure bet a maiw.:usnse. 111