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: bc 141 rtt t O l b !-.44 ~:.; . r ft., • Y. THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 13, 1806. NUMBER V 78.) }Nit THFATR R. THE nix Ora most reveafully i n f orme d. that thr.e v iH h. given at this 'rheum, a (RAND MASQUERADE, THIS EVEhINU. ki EA3 RY-Itti .'.L, DR UR Y-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. reb.l3, Their majw,,...Set % .vat will as the Drano of THE CASTLE-SPECTRE. °mond, Lir the VG ..g Roieiet q Neein.4l.l, Mr H. Sid gory y Peley, Mr. De Camp. A .gels, MII II Sidcions. To which will be add -1, the Comedy 4 THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAC;E. Sir C R.cltet, Mr FiliWoll Lady Racket, Mrs Jordan. Tn. New Operant 11..0na of The Ttivell.ns, rife: ed on Moi.dite night, era. aeain lefeiVitA With IlhiWrCil a;1 be rupeate4 To.inutrow--with tne Farce of The .ibe.c•.ck. TH E %TR qAt„ corENT.GARDEN. HIS PRESEN 1' EVENING, F e b. 13, w ill b e 7 • ailad,se.a.o.rede. called OATS Sir (30orge Thum! r. M- Wad+. ; Rower, Mr. Low'. ; Ply , e, Mr. 15-uhton ; \ Ir. Murray ; Jolla Freer , . : Ephraim Smooth. Mr. &minor,' ; Sun, .1r Liston. Ludy Amara..th, Mrs. Glover ; Jame, ‘;ti. %fatty r, To which aria !wadded, the Fume of LOVh; LAUGTIS AT LQCKsMITHS. Cape B•dam, M. Ht I Lydis, Mrs. Akins. Tomorrow, Rise Gam it-r—M a IS-a.dey. Ms. fah:, tAN THY. %TEE. Lric rSTER-IPLAC LEICESTER-SQUARE. Undn int twed...:e Pytronag ..t Her MAJESTY. TOR THE EVAILFIr dF M sstER A sCHII I OI ER . ri`;.:ls :RESENT EVENING, Feb. 13, will itai:.weeed, elm C , o:wry of ADOLF AN') CLAR A. Ake. wh cit. the Uanev TIIE FLptilISH FAIR. T.: which w.II b.- added, tie Farr. of Tl-11 7 . DA.NGEROU, NEIGt .801IttliOOD. A •4 to cane :de with THE OP IiCAL H 11..1.1a. rice. aid Tea:l'll'6l,as had, at the Tn.-etre, the Wedne , days, Theradays, and ay outlive, two, Eleven till Five o'Clock. Door. opeyn at lellelf-oett Sit. and brrn peel 4ely at Half-past Seven o'Clock. float* it 3; ....Galcr ) 2s MR. FOX's RE ELECTION DINNER. r I PIIE FRIENDS of Mr. FOX w ill DINE at tk.« CROWN an 4 ASCHOR TAVERN, in the STRAND, TN'S DAY. The Right lion. C J. FOX in the Chair. Dinner on the Tabte at Five o'clock. Tickets, rice be. to be had at t-.. Bit of the Crown and riTavern, till Twelve o'Cloek on Thursday ; liter than '.ei Mitt,.. t wo TANA will be issued. ;.. NF XT TUESDAY. TBE SH reminds his friend , that the First Drawn . Ticket, neat nit-4'y. will be entitled to 2.0,0221. at the kast, it r.,7 be 4 0 .221. aid ctery ricket drawn that day is son- to be a prize. The d• ming. to day, will be owe about owe &doer, intme. &IWO Aar which the Publir may eiteh.inite their rims tor UNDRAWN TICLETS. Teri few Tickets remarn in the Ca..tranters' ba nk, anti .wvy T - -ice drawn before the nth i.otmit, ii SUP@ to be a Prue from VI to 20,000 Nn. 07, a Prise of 11241 and No 1619, a Pi.se of 5211 thts tuatara, hwt already beta uld in Sirla., at 4, CORNHII4. and 9, CHARING:I:RI/IS. tie.s the Pn nee of Wales. This authentic and important Work will comprise a Esc. Simile, on Seventeen Plates, of the ab•ive-mentioned Memoir, written by the Noble Admiral, after the loss of his right arm, and addicted by him to Mr. M'Arthur ; detailing with pecu liar interest the singuLir vieitsitides ,tf his life, from lufaney to the date of his Communicat i on ' iii ()mistier, 1799 which in valuable Manuscript w.l. be afterwaMa deposited, •ith this Volume; in the British hfeseum ; it will also contain ample IPustrations of the Chasms in hit Eindshipli interesting Me• mmr, to which he refers; and a comietieil and faithful Nana ttyt, perfectly divested of all personal er parts p - Modice, of the various Circumstances which can throw light on tile Cho. Wier and Swollen of this truly great Man, continued to the latest period, and drawn from sources of information whoily • unattainable by any other persons whatever. The Embellishments will consist of a variety of elegant En. (ravings, via. Historical Designs, P.irtraits, Plans and I.'lews of Battt”, and Vignettes, from original Paintings by Ben jsmin Wed, Esq IR A. the late Mr. Abbot ' Richard Weigel!, RA. and Nicholas Pocock, Esqu,res; engra ved by Ntr. Heath, Mr Fluter, and other eminent Artists. In offering this Work to the Public, it k the object of the &inure, and vtil be their unremitting study, to render it, ►y the amplitilde, fidelity, and impartiality of its detail; and by the ut.nou attention to the printing awl embellishments; viorthy of the apleiidid achievement!' it recorda; to make it de lasing a place in every library, and to entitle it to national pattona,:e _ _ It if hoped that the Work may be mule for publication in the Lours* of Itic present year, in one Quarto Volume, of the laretet size, p.iiited by Hensley, oa the hiie.t Elephant thaw ing Pa,.er Tue 'minter of Cline' to be printed, shall wholly depend upon the number of Bond impressions that can be taken of the Ettgrevings; and it is therefore reeninmended to s u ch of the Nohslity aod Gentry, as are anxious for the heat inipresuioe, to solid early notice to the Publisher:, Meer:. Cidell and Davies, Strand. 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Orders treasmiited hen, the country. mu.t he accompanied with a reference (or payment in London. Al)lES.—That SUPERFLUOUS HAMS are J one of the greatest 4:avrbaeks from the bed uty and deli lacy ot the Venia'a Face, Ateros,,die id allowed he eecrs man, from the Prune to the PcacAnt. To remove them, sariii‘is P,epara ti-ii have, linen time to time, started up; but mire 04 them a'thoirgii polipausly advertiszd I, haviii:born found either in. etbeteioris or deleterious, are fallen, or fa:liiie to the ground. an Pratte of TRENT' DEPILATORY, which grand: abso lutely eepsmileled and justly calebrateil, the Proptietnts will ofddsobaerve, that it r-movra the Hair: in • few minutes, "tt ,, nin injuring the fin, or canting any unpleasain %%1.14100 j that it ha. been happily applied, and highly approved its the Cat circles of fashion and rank--and that Ladies may we it twit, and thus have ocular demonstration of its efh:ary aud e, before they maks • purchs.e. It is 44:k1 (l ; y appointment of Trent' rid Ce ) Wholesale and Retail. by Perrai.2.l, Southampton etreet, Covent taigas ; end Retail, by all the principa: Perfth.ers and Me.dirine Vend e‘t iu London. To Ladies in this Country, clicluities the amount, free of Pcmage, M will be ituineahately Newark,/ P‘are ba, 04. VOR those distressing DEBILITIES which /re relit or rtnifer nunaNly the Marriage Stale (but canoes, e.•!.. a due terord to delleays, be mentioned in a n•-wiroper) 11 * . tt itruerie.nre. An prig,' air fi INS SLOANE% gESTO- R.‘llVEand PII.LS to be the meet cer -4,1 and berereign remedy. A 14inuCet,1114W, partmularly deacritnive of their Virtue., m " he L‘i (rah., at Ner. Perrin's, No. LS, lti..uttstml.heil sneet, C. , vent-Gankeii; .I:ere (be aireetal appOintment) shoe ve add wholevilo .1.1.1 retail. They are add, retail, by all tl.e 2 " r tc , i , al Vender...4 Prop.,..tory ltradatmet to 1.n0u1..n t and to pr'anns in the c‘,J.lire, kiwi...sung the arnov,t, f ee of postaga, tiny rill be i 434.41 t .ly forwarded. mien ealtra-sisinea. D R. JAMES's FEVER POWDER, and ANA. 1.2:1,111C P 11.1.8, ur l istr..l genuine it th~ reduced prices at Is 9d the Packet, and 2s. 9.1 ter Sqx, by 13 Pct —o, Chenai‘t, I%;* el, Soutlistept,” street, Vorreit•raullen, tl:e °"'s istr,:tait who seer piepsred them for the late Dr Robert 4 a"ut Übe, are equaCs gisnutue with the. • nil at 41. 64 Lateuilet Water, d their senses g , sibert, be Perriet's Double Dis t i.i r d. at 2* 9d. pet ti ,""4. eel is d;ifi..te end frAgatit flavatit •. Ivry ;et Loudon, k . '0 0,11 01 sold at .1•41•10 thrt prime. /U.°, Pe,rinN whie, will pitmen% the Inenb.ach,nr prrerre them fry am r".. ; abort, it will du a:I that can pr,;.nly he done ::•e;,trAen, monk tin in it future, aosl pleasant its its b". 2311 sill prime a valuable acqui.h.ou it 'tory stash ,ttial 41 N , tetes eii teeth, sordid, el•an,aurl white, ur of gouts, bc.Jtli). lOssissi. &sto p 2s. 9d. eatla. EAST-INDIA nousz, Fto. 11, DOG. rrl-IE COURT of DIR ECTORS of (he UNITED COMPANY of MEKCII ANTS ENGLAND Tit ADING to the EAST IN IaILS. , to iterehe 'fiat A Ge,tetili Court of the saw! C4141[14111V Will he held at tier Ilothie in Lv..cl.lthal:-str n u THURSDAY, the 27th Instant, at Eley.n creork in the Forotintaii, (or the ru,poie of taking into Consideration a Prownition ft.,in the Colt/ t of threcto.s, wlttch has relation to the Lae Marquis WILLIAM RAMSAY; See+ eta. a. This Day is published, handsaimely printed in One :arge Vo lume 44ti trio, with F'orty•four Plates of M.ps, Aniiquitici, &C. IC, Price 31 ;ie. in boards. til AGNA BRITANNIA ; being a concise topographcal Account of the central Counties of Great Sy the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A M. F.R.S_ F A and L S. Rector of Radmarton, Glouce:tersblre. And SAMULL LYSONS, Eau. aad F.A.S. Keeper of His Majesty's Record'. sia the Tower oi V..10.ne the First; containing Bedfordshire, Berkshire, and Buckingha /nattier. Printe.l far I'. Cadell and W. Davies Strand.A few C..piea super royal Parer, with 1 1 ;st awapeettiAl. 01 Abe Plate., price M. !Is. its boards. The see.nial Valuate, containing Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, end Cgoo.All, is in a Nate Of great iorwartlneiii. As above may be bad, part the First, enntainin,,e Twenty fon• View' in ItAfordshire, Ectk.htre , and Ut BRITANNII uzetcrA ; a sere; of Viers w. the twos I , .tereating and pietureilue oldeets in Gr.... Eritai .; engraieel iron Drawings by Mears. Hearne, Van Toflief, Alefranfe , . ate. by William F.A.S Pike 31. 3. 1. bards, or ens large Paper, artat P. Jot i.n,:ri Wass of di Plates, Pr.,: 61. 6a. The .base Works, which illintrate ear+ other, male be dunn up togetner, and the contintutti”n each wil: be ntr'alialwd , eKulatly the tame perirres, arr .nged to the S2iiln manner, and printed on paper* of ewers...ending size and quality. NEW VOYA.':ES AND TRAVELS. An Origu- Pcnotheal Work. r r HE LOVERS of IA L - FRATURE, and the Public in gen.nal ana inf mr , d, tint of: the first d a y o f every Mmith re;fflall ' y publish:4, a Noiber, price Hal! crown, 'Transmit of all THE NEW VOTAt:ES all TRAVkI-S, and containing 31 ci Th Letter-press m o.i the sante novel intereitin: Subjects is usually sold for twenty Moen mitts* be raid to prove the superior value of this Work, t might he demonstrated, that it convicts:es the most intereidine, original, and eceitoraL.ll ire-so:neat pub . Itcai,a.l of the present day. The Coakeffts, •h- , o,tr e r, t.f the tau h.st Volumes, of six Nutr.',ers +rich, will s r eal: ' fir t7:..insAves to every reader of ordioaty curiosity and New Translation. in Vol I. and IL—Camay' Travels in Istria and DalAti.di:KUStlDS .. s in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, is. Anteria—Olafsen's in keLlud—St. Vin cene; in the h:e of FrAnce, Sc. twiginai Work. in Vol. I. and ll—Ai Itinerary to Con stantrinu.le--Gicanings in England and Scotland. New Works Analysed in Vol I. and 11.—Wondward's Voyage in toe Indun Archi;eag s Travels .n France—Tuckers Voyage to New South Wsles—Holcrolt's Travels iu France. AU tllusttated with Views, Maps, &c. 111.„,..-111•Thin1 Number of the Third Valor, emits.' made its applmanee; and the Work, in propels through .thn Volunis are of singular variety, impottance, seed intermit They eIiIVIIIIi of Pll4ltieVilr, TfASeit in the Mmes--Mangsiorith ifin .none—iTischer's in the South of Tour in Inland—An Original Tour in Spain—can's Travels in the North—Turnhull s Voyage rouo.l the World All of which will be completed, as usual, within the extent of the ctmei.t Volume So various and intereding are The New Voyars and fravels, continually arlthe,4mg tlomi,elves to the public in various laoguars, that it may be A , erted r no future Volume of the Work ran porn,* clans; to Attend' inietrur to those of titeabovamarmd Voyages and Travels. P , O , lted (o• IRlcbard Philtiott, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. Irian i and to be had cavil Buhl...Jailers. Orrhcaied by Permission to His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES OltD NELSON'S LIFF. and ACHIEVE MENTS, from a Memoir in his Lordship's Hand Writing, from his official and private Coneoporicitce, and di , crionmunications of vari..us Naval Officers on ter whom Le served, and others who served with him, including rang of own very interesting Letters to Public Bodies Officers or Rank, and confideuttal Friends, never yet published. By JOHN M'ARTIIUR, Esq. Late Seetetary to Admiral LOW ‘'i..count Hood, Commander iti-Chief in the Mediterranean, &e. And the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, F.R.S. Chaplain of the Household, and Librarian to His Loyal Iligh. - Lloy4'., Feb. 12, 1806. C°'ATTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY nt THANKSGIVING, for ths RELIEF of the SVAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEF.RS, W.nuled; and the WIDOWS, ORPTIANS, and ktEL.f.- TIVES of th.,e K , 14.1 'n Hos Meteor's Service. Amount advertised - - 1. 16,794 15 4 •.• The Noshes followine. the Morel of ii oesh,r, ore thou of Olt Rev. Gehtleptch who preached. Mere Parish, Wiltshire, T. Grove - 0 9 6 Longborougli, pet the Churches ..ens - 4t 0 2 !fathom, J. Gatliortie - 8 0 0 Barrow-upon-Soar, W. Easton - - G 3 0 Belton, J. !lathy - . 9 3 0 Dato Sick Club • - - 2 2 0 Stanford, S. F. Pashwood - - 24 1 0 Parish of WeithorpeLree. .--.......- 1 10 7 —... of I„lanfa..ll , eth, VITot. IVillisins - 2d 4 3) ----- of Llanellyd, Dina - - 14 5Di --... of Horton, Gloucestershire, —. 10 1U 0 -- of Crossmichaell Castle, poncho, J. John -3,112 .. . 14 14 0 United P , rislies Of Whltchorch, Canouic...ru=n gene 114dedisec.d Ctidcock, sod Hinton Sr. ._ Oat 4 1 .6 Pal Si OW tfiOlf. , 00. missioned Offrcisrs mad Privates of the Cu.,.•.,01a504 Rangers, and liar addition of the same propoits.in of pay of Vie I.oficer. - . 32 10 1 Willey in Arch n Church, Vforwielc , hire, .----. 6 6 3 One ttAT'S pay Ii soi.o.lnot Munev horn the Men curomissionni Officers 1,11.1 Po vat. sof tit., Stilt ford-,,.,.an Avon Vuloutem litiar.rry 11 1 0 Parish it Corwmi, Mitriotiettuo i ite,.—. . 13 7 41 -••••••••-• Of 'Jingo ri, ditto, --..... • 10 10 0 -- of Retells, 0 G. ditto, -•••••••••••- 2 6 81 k:rlginorid, Aston, and Tibberturi, Salop, W. lig..tt - - . 34 1 6 Chetwytid, Shrmshir , Dirto - 19 11 0 - Town of laionitli and its Neighbourhood, 3. Fletcher, Vic. - - 114 1 9 Bethel: Chore!, Hull, Charles Donald - 11 8 3 Parricht.l Chapelry of Bintly, Northumberland, Robert Lowther - - 4 11 7 Eirton Lindsay, Li:, -'..hire, John Gray - 611 0 Elaham, ditto, J. Eatnoadion - 5 B / br2OF. ditto, ditto • . - 919 0 Bamondhy Ca/vold, ditto, ditto - - S 11 0 Pari.h of errettrillram, Cambridgeshire, ..—...-. 8 7 0 Collectiont is Banff, N. B and its Neighbourhood, pee Rev. A. Gordon Parish Church Church Banff, Rev. Mr Gordon 24 0 0 St. Andrevr'S Chapel, Rev, 31r Miine 10 10 0 Rom Cath.Chapel,Rev Mr. M`Lauchlin 4 5 0 Church of Belief, Rev. Mr. Yelmour 3 II 0 Bundy, R,. Mr. Milne - - It 11 0 De k forJ, Rev. Mr. Chalmers - 3 3 0 Aber:our, Re... Mr. Wilms.. - 3 11 0 —..-....... 57 11 0 Wick:o., Ireland, Dr. Diraltry - - 4 4 19 4 Duicanstoon, ditto, ditto . • 13 U 21 Cheriton, Hants, awl Chap kr Cheriton Bosworth, F. Ferrets, Vicar 18 17 0 Ticittorne Chapel, F Griffenhoofe - 9 4 0 Catlrrhc Chapel, C. Peters - 1 3 0 Mr Ilodckinsou - . - b 3 0 Kibuinstrin Chapel, .1 Baynes, Curate 4 4 0 Charles Greene, E.,..1 - - 10 10 0 .......—.... 4.3 3 OS Twwknbury Widow Seroiety, ierM. V, eke, Log. 21 0 la Parish of St. Grdisvias, Pehrhyra, ---•- 34 10 U ' 'ltiro.l6•• of lerre•Mts gad Davestun, C 01010441 . 019 'iv PAritli of Saolev,'H.int-, —..- 1 1 0 —.... of Walton.on-trio-Wo.rid., S. /tont 3 7 0 Par.ah.- of Sheeptiltead and Gaiendon, Lc:eater. shire, C. Alsop - - - 32 10 6 Parish of Festers, Wales, addit..-- - 015 31 Parish of M.itth.lasea, Nottuichamahins - 7 9 3 —....f Graday on the Hiii, no. Wihiam Hodges 7 9 3 Poem of t rvinghor.i, N -othumber. Birk it 24 13 7 —.....-. of Heddon on the Wail, do T ',autos 1111- la nson - - 9 4 0 ....a...-. of Thornton, Buck:, —.--0. 10 11 0 Dean Pi tory, near Ashburton, I Chid ote • 1 (.1 0 Protestant Disseritsrs, Bent 'Garcia, Darsetsiore, - k. Howell - - 6 5 0 Pariah of Hackneys, near Searbru`, ---••- 12 4 6 Stoke. limdand, Corow .0, C. Letlibtolga - IV 4 4 R •id narron, 01.nicestershire : Rev. P. 1.0 sons, Rector - 3 3 0 Mt. Gentle - 2 2 0 Mr Day - - 2 2 0 . Mr. Kilmaorer - . 2 2 0 Mr. Rstcliffa - - u 10 6 Mr. EilmaA..r, jun. . 0 10 6 12 11 0 Parish of Calibarke, Cornwall, tiforwilield 5 1.) 0 Parishes of Went Cliii borough, I ;•+iik, and South Mapperton, D.rsetahire, --.- 3 6 6 Par. .h of E.i.t Qoantockihead, Somi•netshire, A. F. Luttrell - . 3 8 0 Morgan and Sanders, Catherine -street, Strom! 10 111 0 Work peoplo in their Upholstery and Cabinet • Manufactory - - 9 16 6 The following subscriptions have been received from Oporto : William Wane . - 100 0 0 H. Joseph Perry - - 53 0 0 Woliarn Nassau - - 51 0 0 John Perry Vidal . - 6 0 0 R. Harries . 15 0 0 .. Anthony p. Tremlett . 4 0 0 P. Poly - - 5 5 0 Jame. gratlir . - 15 0 0 John 'fyr.d..lo - - 10 0 0 John klcsketli - - 30 0 0 Berajanain lVillaber - - SJ 0 0 G. J. Swan - - 30 0 0 Henry Swart - . 30 0 0 Edward Eon • - 10 0 0 John Searle - - 50 0 0 J. •(odd Naylor • - 30 0 0 \Valiant Moir - - 10 0 0 Robert Tidwell . - 15 0 0 FAward Moho, - - 30 0 0 William Babingtan - - 15 0 0 Thomas Lambert - - 30 0 0 John Charles Xavier • . 20 0 0 John Wye - • 15 0 0 John Molloy - - 23 0 0 .1 roles Webb - .. - 5 5 0 IVdhans Farmer - - 5 0 0 John Alt*, . - - 5 0 0 1 homes 11 Hunt - - SO 0 0 R nhert Wat-on • • 5 0 0 Thomas Newman - - 13 0' 0 Henry Thompson - - 25 0 0 Frederick Croft • • 25 0 0 Frederick Barsmester . . 1) 0 0 William Snow - . 5 :. 0 Capt. Hay Ch.rivie .• - 3 3 0 Richard Cundell - - 5 5 0 Joh,. Peyton - - 10 10 a T Wamerniever D I Wortley Jahn L initert Jahn QuiVinan James Ogil.ie . Joseph Mount,. d'Alinitida JONI Charles Grant Williamllu-cham Richard Whanco F. E. play iir:. 514 4vt 10 0 0 5 5 0 6 6 0 5 5 0 SA 0 0 5 5 5 0 -5 5 0 3 5 0 . - 55 0 • 55 0 . 39 0 , -5 3 0 5 3 0 934 9 9t t 6 9 Total Ameust.t . 1027 a 9 Subsertoinns continue to be received at Ltnyd's, and at all the Bankers in Teem and Country. J P. WELSFORD, Profit on Ex,chanze Secretary. , MADAME GENI.IS's NEW NOVEL. la the Neu and wilt be .e..dtl , pubs 4t.esl, A LPHONSINE,. tn cr MATERNAL AEFEr, TION : A Novel; in 4 Vols. by the ..teleb.eted hiedawie • FOREST of St. BERNARDO: Sy Bilfs M. H.• mann. The POLISH cliirr, from the German of the Author of Al:c11:t1 t, nod tht Tribunal id it'art.l. 2 Voila front the German of Weber, oat be ottbretinwl FOR SCHOOLS, AND YOUNG PERSONS. Thu Day is published, m 12mo. pro • St. id. be i ind b The Sixth Edition, 401,1""d• 4 SHORT SYSTEM of ARI!IIMETIC and St.lOlC-KF.F.PING ; with • svplentent, costar: ng I, :be A etwal Questions. ray t' HA MILT , )rl, • Professor of Philosophy it. lie Marietta., College, Abend Printed for Archibald C. 1.11151 I- and Co J. P. 1.1 rnr . t „ Rots, and W. Cake, EriMbuigh t iti.4 roe Joint Moo .y. Flect-.trees, London. Or %glom mse be had, by the Atrtinr. An ItllltoM('ClitiN to stEßciroliumE. Arithmetic, Alrbta, ti.rok•ke...picig; an Acco.nt n: ••io Tiaila ui„Grtat Britain, and the Laws and V 1 2 ,31041 ieta it to Sale, Cictotage, insurance, Shipping. &c. ten. 'Aloe do. bound. Di the 2 , th Feb•nlry will b? published, in 2 Vols. Royal Quarto, el a nti? printed by Rallantyne, tIE WORKS O,F SALLUST. Tu which are prefixed, Two Euays on the Life, Literary Character, and Writings ..? the H.storian; wsh Notca r itistnaidgi rival, Biographical, and C , it:eal. 41 . - 1 By HENRY Sf EU .it LLD FR S. and S.A.E. P. anted for C and K. Haitian), New Bridgo.strcet, Lott:on anti sold in Edutbmgh , by John Andersne, fie. W.irk, ticaide. a Translin ion of the Hegelian, is chicly designed to illattrate the C,,i , arid w particolar the Literary tif the Age of Augustus rod of that which ruamealkatdy , prcce4ed it. It wt lhe ew.lretli.hal it! a Heart of Schastoldren, tioal an Antique Bust in tli; Far ticze Palace at Regrow, due oily one exiAill; and other PI rtes. Tila Day it published, inQuarto,sragra yL I‘.ia Bosede, The Seeevrl Edition. of A N ESSAY on NAVAL TACTIC'S, System. tie,i and fliitorical, with Sitty•threo Exii!aaatury mates. in Four Parts. By JOIN CLERK, Req. of ELVA. P.'iutad for lentr,,n, Ilursy Ree., an Orme, Patrolmen. low 9 • aod Arch. Constabl e and Co. 1-.C•intirgh. " I• cuntrillelaturg t;etsewet,ltil ton:A...sty and inignestleesed elFseitey ef Mr Cseries systien, it Is pr , ahartV:Wennltte rett*Ct: that it i:i.co•isteig7ted upiin prolc: dal not len cong enia l Ch ao noniniiahle 6. the character of t h e itanaii tae whose is • it was iaileuriud. Thu ayrteio dues not consist in any trick or ruatateu c c, ` ur which count* m a y heirendilied unlacCalaary, or Italian trydociived to itA d , trUetintl; on th- trantrary, it proceeds sp an lithe proud presuinptinn i that we snail curtains, heat our s tierows. if ue can siu;y get weer enough to grapple with them and it. wile object is to give the valiant as opportunity et fair eanot.,ract the *nit . t,eg policy of a ail, adversary, an.l to insure a I."r held f.sr the display et cuura;e, and perraretanee in .treAttusra and del:lava Coute•t." Relic*, No. lit ' '.l : - , • !.., , t 7 ::: ..• - • z"'" • ( . . ::11 1 ... „ .. e . t, t- I,- .% ~1 ; ...,4 ;,.. 0 '' ' . l . 1 4 - .„,..... .. • .0 • . . :i • '"'"'". . • . t • • . • •• - - . .0. • . I I V:e - r 1 I k * APII " e Ire James %% dais ). - . 3 0 0 Cabal Roulit . 10 10 0 Samuel ‘Vcavor . . 5 II 0 . Joseph da Cruz • - 25 0 • Captain Rickard flurcliam - 5 5 0 • Charley Raysistord - 3 9 0 , Francis Archer . - 5 5 0 Miss Grace Hardy - 5 5 0 ' AMERICAN FINAn'CkS. naw.to ex, DSC. 28. REPORT. In obedience to the direCtioni of the at supple.. mentary to the set entitled " An aet to establish the Treasury Department," the Secretary of the Trea sury respatfully submits the following REPORT ANTI ESTIMATES : et:engine AND arestets. The nett revenue soising from disti,, on nee- nottass. eionnlize 4114 tonnage, which accrued during the year 11101, amounted to - - 12,0W79 k The nett revenue arising from the same source, winch at :rued dorm; the year DM, amounted to - - 11,154,34 That. which accrued during the year lirS, amounted to - - 11,306,435 And that which accrued riming the year len4, amounted, after dedediug that portion which arose tram the additional duties cir , .rtialitehe the Mediterranean fund, as urn appear by the statement (A) to - - 1?,611,5?$ ~ it is ascertained that the net revenue wh i ch has ' a *ferried during the three first quarters of the year 189.5, does not fall short of that of the correspond ing quarters of the year I 804 : and that branch of the revenue may, exclusively of the Alediterraneaci fund, be salely estimated, for the present, at twelve millhins pf dollars, which is nearly the average of the two years 1803 and 1904. The defakation which took place is the year 180 t, and the increase in the neat following year, b utiic a end y shew that no inconsiderable portion of that bt anch of the revenue, is due to the neutrality of the [united States, during the continuance of the war in Europe. Yet, if the revenue of 180 V., the only yew' of Enropean pence since 1792, be consi dered as the b..sis on which to form an estimate, this, with an addition of ten per cent. on account of the increase of population for three yeah', and of near 3U),000 dollars, the eereputed revenue of New Orleans, will give a result of near eleven millions and a half. The statement (B) ethibits in detail the several species of merchandize and o•her sources from which that revenue was collected during the year 1804. The revenue arising from the sales of public hauls has been greater during the year ending on the SOta September, 1803, than that of any pre:eding year. It appears by tl.e statement (C) that during that pe riod, besides 143,000 acres, soli to persons claiming a right of pre-emption, 474,CU0 acres have been disr sed t the nrstimary sales, making altoge ther, with the prece..ling 'ale., from the time csl.en the land ogees were opmed it, 1800 and 1801, an aggregate of :Aar twu maims of met. The &fr. • 1. . .