The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

• • • Iritto FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1806 0....k‘i 11114. :1r . Al-7E7N .k... " 0 ''..7. v.., It_ v • s— 1 ..., , fr . • kPR ICE S ...., 04 ....% et throttgla which great ods and rnanufaestrts will Majesty's Islands in the I'.'tx the essential interesu of tios Lion of the foregoing faBs and nnsittee came to the follov ;toes: referred to them, wh,t'd s their advice to Your Ma- . • NUMBER 115(i.) ich uninanufaeterod roods anti ate ,, th or prodal inn of ally of the COW,. of the united Suites of Amoita, cannot bun l y ; and as the Colonies I are not yet in a condition to It reasonable rates, he perninttd t o unifies under the dominion of tee Your Majesty's Islands ill the Whit I rinds and merchandises, 'tetra the Your m0',,..5ty,0 Imands in the We-t ay be used in manufattinc,) be pc,. r the present front any of the +..4 nines under the dominion of the m. d THE VTR E-ROY 11, DRUitY-LANF. T0 -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 20, 1806, Their Majeatire Semen's ir di ael the Comedy or SHE STOOPS To CONQUER. Sit'iCharler Marlowe, Mr. Cooke , Hardcastle, Mr. Cherry (beton his first appearance in that character) ; Young Mar lowe, Mr. Parry more ; Hast in g s, Mr. Banter ; Tony Lump lan, Mr. llaourter ; Sting°, Mr. Maddireks ; Diuory, hlr. purser. Mn. Derdeestle, Mn. Sparks ; Miss Hardcastle, Miss Dungan ; Miss Neville, Miss Bryce. THEATRT OF ANATOMY, RIENIIKIV-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STK/A:T. THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LEC TURES, on ANATOMY, PHYSIOI,OBY., and SLUR GERY, will commence on WF.DNESDAY, ht oAwber, at Two o'Clock in the afternoon, by Mr BROOKES. Spacioue Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every Coarenience, will be open at Eight o'clock in the Morning, fur the purposes of Dissecting and Injetling, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various part: ss they appear on Deisection. The ineonveniencies usually attionAing Anavotnic Investi• gatious, are counteracted by an Ant,selAte the te:ut of Experrinents snide by Mr. Brookes oat Human Subverts, at Paris, in the year 1782 ; the accoinit of which was delivered to the-Royal Society, and road on the 17th of June, 17114, , This method hay mice been so far improved, that the Amid colour of the Muscles as preserved, and even tt.o4hte4-4 Pit ons may be acoonansudated in the kiliose. Ge.dlomen este- Wished bt Practice, desirous of renewing ov:a A tal.inftc.a Knowledge, ma• be accoalcaudated with an A, astrucnt to Dissect in privately. The Summer Course is continued every Morning at Seven &Clock. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, - STRAPHS, iparremsisllB. 1 1 406. A T or.e of the most numerous and respatahi• A Mcelings of the ELECTORS for the CITY of wEsr bILNSTF.R, canceled by tt.lvciteentent, in cons,- I eitui.cc if a Recoil itton, vyn hl oy tw lye of th t Elothcs, fur the purpose. of Iw:et:Ailing the general se,:tilnent respecting the merita and pretetraions of thoss who may ;Ann. S. the high 'wooer of sncc.,:ing, that Great Man and hlustnouc Cha racter, who lately rg,neenitrcl tl:i. City in Parl amine, \RI' in the Chair; Peaalved almw.tunanlnaolicy—Thst the Aright Hounnrablis is the oge.t lit and pt" , ; , er Pestle te iejoeithii I , ,ii Ct..iu Parliament on the Pre tent Vacancy. Mr. Sheridan twine present, eternised thy? honour, tu; grated his rereents for so doing, and declared iris iidenteri to support I.orn Percy. ft was therefore re.nlyed uniiiinanwly—That thi. Meeting, with the lighaat adniirahow of hit genies god virtu', ob serve, vr'tli the deeiiest regret. the resolutson which Mr. Sher ,t ha. rorMe 1, to JeJnie aec'enting their decided and slimes uneni:heni. hi. hereof. . DAY, thell4Sit lastint, !Ivy se;11 ie restly to Writing. (fratei no), an( treat for FIJI QUIN TERB of PALE, nail TlAftl 140! 'I'ERS CLOSE ORIEU AMBER MP in • Fortnight, by ,Weside Pioportions, ri S•i•re. et Dytforti ; and jar PAIR t-tUMURED QUARTERS of P 11-:SI.P.IED QUARTERS et . CLOSE I MALT; to Ott ae:arer(4 i s a Fortnight, lie I into lie Mi,iestyi Fultialitaie Stereo, at Dim Ike ,thole to be p , ..d for Ly I:6(is. Far Ninety 11av offer Laic. T• Q.ailitsiais of the Cantrafis snag Le seen A'n re/xrd ra;!1 Ae k,.1 to 11.1 . 3 to 'lll4 be .1 it,. iVords at length, or Oka herere One a'Ancit, to 2 the tor to:test tie AP out or some Uc,tcn on hi: Leila!, ottani. to a VICTUALLING-0Y rigHE COMMISSIOgERS ~BtvAr....v. xosvir.e.3,i7f.‘./,*4 the 261 y, flu, trill be rraera to IYrie-re (Ira:rel tin), ars! treat j.r TR/ UPI A!../IVJ,IS ni rim TANFIELD tot pad, e. t o drio,red 'ward; ' pre el all mg( one risk, into Miifisty tk4o. at 11 lef• rd; out se A. pail foe bi laic tot, Nowt/ Dar alter bile. ruCepoditi,ou !fib eCnittitet maybe see, at: Na Regard sal thi hest to soy feaster os. rot it inserted to •Itirtis as ienetb, Deana eh& Mt Aner4 - Ware (lee Xi:Uric oa at amid Loynd ; ow. «Weir the 'mots eh* fishes t Freon en his been*, atkasia, b maser whoa After the nil!, a Diiertisement, called, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Dancers—.Mademoisellelfilll4 and Mrs. Slarp. To which will be added, the Faro of THE ANATOMIST. Crispin, Mr. Bannister; Monsieur Le Medicin, Mr. We witzer ; Old G.Nald, Mr Mathews; Tonna Ger.,l J, Mr. De Camp Doctor's Wife, Mrs. Sparks; Angelica, Mi."; Boyce ; Beatrice, Mrs. Hatlowe (being ~ ' er first ap,icarance these two Yens On Tuesday, kisacroi with The Irishman in London. it is not advisalsle for Your Ma este 4:St of the West bad,' Planters al 4 the Rods sud merehandites, f te, ur exported from, Yo .r rest Indies, from or to the coutitn, he United States, in sliips beiuLe United St;MS. THE ST:tE•aOY AL, COVEN ' -GARDEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Sept. 19, 1806, will be aded, a Play. *AIM, • THE * -)/10UN CAI NFEKS. oftßei.n,lte latoo:o; Virslat, Mr, 111.anusgt 4 Kil lo oko c . Mr. Wm* ; coi,o T.etta.:.sltr Itageor ; Buleano Muley, Murro; 1,04 Mt,.tliancharn Fin-inthe, Miss Lope i Agnes, Miss Tyree; Zorayda, Mia To witch aria be added, a laree, called, FLY 8Y NIGHC." • OR, LONG STORIES. . . General Eastiors, Mr. Mundell; Capt. Winton, Mr. Brun• tin t rehett Mr. Focou ; Giby Grins, Mr. Linger. Lady Lynx, Mrs. intranpert ,• ot airs. Stubby, Miss Tyres. The Public are tcspeetfully iritoined, that Mrs. Si4dolls is en-aged at into Theatre, and will mak* her first eipearance C Scason, on Moaday next, in the Character of Queen IC:Marine, ns King Henry the Eighth. VANin . I s 'S .p a o Situ r a a t t' h ooN i. a h YO e . t! l T , El o4, rib A ctu , t u l7, nt,, has a knowledge of trui;nesis, and no objection hi - carry ots: arta parcels, as tt 1.1 - his wish to mate himself usslul to his Xruplayer. Lours directed (post paid) to D. S. No. 5, White.lierse• tine, Stepney, will ha defy attended to. The Ri g ht 11.0. 1,0r.1 PERCY was then prow-sea, as the moil fir and pr..rt Caitchhaip; which t coir.atton, o a thaw QS bawl*, wat neAvrtlmil. liasta , ..c.4—Thr! ill asid.r or sit.l9l464 to FILI OA Y. the al 44.A.ri•ter“- - ,..51 f1i560... ,, d1 • +I; ~.., 0 114 ;li=ec , •3 ID Con* , , . .. ettscr of a At au per p. - ion to t•pr..zat t tit City on tue ptetttit Vaelne. awl that. to tip: r.: , ;ra ti ia. a Committers ta ok.iured s , e tr.) , thi; Re.vlotaon irm..:tfact. It aaat..tf —1 ;i:11, the sevens! (;rorl,,r,e.t ultra Lontened thit ettil.g ue the soil C.;.,.,,, ~e, ~,,,,h •r W-in - Mr C.F.O O GF. Fs)IIII.KIES. Mr JOHN RknillNIMIN. W. 11-10 i Itt)OVVF.E.L. Mr PR.IWE SMITII. ' Ao4 that sue. Co.nnuttos have liberty v+ arM any other of She ...341 Electors: • ' • W. WaStIART; Chairman. the goods and mothandixe , , !titt le u be imported and exported to and id Count:ies raspeeivelv, by British rather than Brttieh-built ships, owned hjects, and navigated according to PATRIOTIC FUND, LlArsi, ► the conclusion of the'r Re- ' 'ort, imbly to represent to Your Nl4. appeared, in the course of dui/ son to apprehend that shi.s 'hi ts of the United states I'. re !red as British ships, and ;me of the ports of Your fa. West Indies ; and that the sub. :s are endeavouring to carry un erce to some of the ports cf tie e produce of the countries under said States, to the great injury ind of those who are inclined to mention of the laws cf Gre..t - • - - .EiT a SPFX.IAI: €.lsNtit kr•-111t441110 .4' ... the COMMITTEE tor inana i ji:3 the PATRltAir4f.: FUND, held this Day, • fiCAri The London Oeeette Extraordio.ig of Ott UN instants euntain.rig dispatches froth Niajor-Genessl•Bit 'Win Stuart, c iihnianding His Majesty's Troop. seem in C.liiN•in, telt/my. the eerticulats of a brilliant Victory in th , • rialllt c.l . Malta, ob., tailed owe the French Arm?. of ge:all, supertue foret, saw 'the command of General Itegniet. r • Ramige,T4n . Vase of the tali,. of 301 1 1 t. with ag ionise-1 priceift o alll'tn. be presented to Ms" . .tre.O•oteral Si, SOW Stuart, u a tuniun.,ny of the high geese ei.tottaincd by iktlG Committee of hit eala.it eni.duCit in that engagement, .. id' which the pride of the presumptuous 11,11 MY seas sev,rtly humbled, and the supt.rority of the tirs.isli habts' moat shin. ously roved." Restilsatl, That honorary rewarls, of the eat,.e affined .o their respealte nautili, be prshented to lint fulkoo hi Faes4 O. firers wourules:ciu that occasion :-.• • . 2001. to Major Psolett, of the 44th Regiment, 'Klett', wounded. 1401. to Lieut.-Colonel M'Leud, 78Th Regiment. 1001. to Lieut.-C.lone' Miter's ;3 1 Dr.i.ciPs. 1 .01. to Maier Stuart, 7111 h Regiment. 11101. to Altos' Hiscasni'.l, Reyel Regiment nfitleta. Rewired, That Ow ftlloving soles km presented to the °that OfGetts wound.d : '• - . bel to Captain IsPfhienun, of thit7llth Regiment. __. . . ..... • .I'o THE WORTII' AND INDI PENDENT r LECTORS OF THr. crry OF WESTMINSTER. GENTLEMEN -....The melancholy Event of Mr. Fox's Death hating made a Vacancy in the Represcr.ta tion of tins City, I presume to rifler myself ai a CatiJidate Cr on this occasion, which I must ever deeply reg,et. No Man can be inure sensible than I am of the irreparable I •ss which we have SH sustained in the death of this greet and distinguished Statesnianyour own kelings will be.t supply all that can he said on that sobiel ; for ntyself, therefore ' I shall only beg you to bo persuaded, that :1 I should he hnnoured bf your support. 1 shall neves c..ais to remember that the be.t clatin that I can ettabli.a to yo,r ' teener will i:e a sincere and ardent attachment to the Princi ples of oar alsifianc: Conet.toti , .i, •644 to the Li.s•-rty and Into reds of ny Country, inseparably counseled as they moo over be with this maintensocs of those Principiel ; and it .rill M ny woremittinz endezvenr, as the Representative 4f as g:itshtnt a ran of ti,s great Mittopalis, tilt n.y comlurt shall not cr , htLons you: rhicce. • I li.ve the honour ty he, with the gwatest r !sped, Centl,tnen. You very Laiinf,ri intluilit Set rint, Narthurnhellz.nd Wane, PL Rip Y. Sept. IN 64.6. • VICIUALTANO.OFFICII4 THE CO M MISS IONEI: S for Mbi:31 4 1 .4 Smi 1. hereby R.'f IV"kv! Deli NEP', die 2 Sth Inad•adt,Mr. ilet&a;dl oft:114, ail; he ready p• rereads Totem nal; mud trait lor ON& THOUSAND I QUoktEllS FNCII.ISII WIIEAT, Ow Pal, 1,0 rfe;: F, 46-:A4 Pound, per I u i h ew ld .0 111 y-dist( Potadfiranr I yell I4r) In St dtelaset:J In QUe Atka j„ 1, 9 bat., rah Wfuet The CoulitiAns Out Caddir4 tool tva tlse ofra Pktosatler, at Portsmouth armada Ska readmit .4 be Adis I* len.d.r, I ,104 ne.w.arae din Worth at 4.0, a. tSm Air Kinks &yore Tateire u'f,..dr , b an th, the 5.h !audit ; Nor to::esi the Person 44.4 Sc !elle l'er eir his ee'.o , .tic.ds, to ons nan of the Royal George, left her , on the 23th ult. and writ to ;listed as a marine, and received of bounty. On his march to , as a recruit, he was frighteltd anti avowed himse;t a Ronal George. He was acc,rd ,ard her as a prisoner, and, on by a Court Martial ; the charges vas condemned to receive torn to be mkt all fay J. to him. UNCOMMON ADVANTAGES. THE ()py. t rtunity of gaining a Capital Prize on, .cetr, now off4s, by the purchaed of TICKETS or SHAitES in•the resent ITATE I,OTTFICI, which beret drawing on the I;ith of Nix I" ' O l/14TH. Tite Sortenete Office of POPE, Opposite the a •nk of nualand, is new stored with the etagere thriet7 of Tickets and Shares, The rich Scheme contains three 20,0001 - three 11,0071. three. S e . DOI. &c. attel on is 20,000 I'Lltitts, the sinal!est Nutob..s eves Th e .„ ceinbined rircurnitattera sake it doubtful if this quantity of Tickets hs sufficient for the poetic dement', there having eels neat 21,0C° 'Tickets said previctisly to the Drair.ng of Lottery bef"re last, • In • fee days .in pub'nh•d, handier:a Lifting In tvgb POPULAR. Tradition, 11fantlastipts, and Scar. Translation. of sierlat INC4a, fro 11 thaw gi r l wt. And a few Ord colt by the Via., By f JAMIESON. A.% Prints I. for A•eb. Comtablo moll Co.' Ovten and Osview and J 043 Marta,. rA ..• Tbui wuri: it sinviat and St.et't ItlmatraNy of the and poi Ott Tradite.oay 'filet of the Teem Nettie laud. CCILiNGE, SLAT. 17. 1 lkiE COMMIT rEE Cot the NI magement of I:4AL PS ILCN ILLF CTiON: for WES r?3:ISTER, s:7 m.it ; laiiy at Niehoi'. !Iota), Co.e It Cuttro ' wbere C.)T1164141k11 . 10111111 eoputsteil to be 'bade. iwi a44n..ssed to t ti Cornasitt•• sat here are still short, with eery few milks of best quality, us ton wale, as the inferior are extreme heavy in te, d barley st bettor price; ar.d Malt like clseeper. !tape Seed also. Oats is and errs bat tattle in pales. F4tor a a, about 47a. per barrel ; and an We IT PRICE OF GRAIN. Hs. hems-- 5 ....44.. 51i 01. s Ud. T zle beans „4O. 45 W. Is. Cd Ltats' ..20: an, Sit. ils Od. P...lanfa 905.34. 61. 0:. Oa Rape Seed 2 - 1. 001, Os. Os 01. Fine Pour . .7Js. 75: ed. Ilia. Cd. R0wn..46 . 60s 796 N. L.-MARIar.T, • THE GOVERN MEN r s rATT TATTTENT C.; ontr•nef.. Drawing 13th far the Fier tirven 'racket i • IF.e. , T other lA. THIS Pin places all- who part-base hetet* the DrAllayi Wein:, Vn eqnsi te.rn.; .d.r.mtagn awl hat sat bet% alrowl 4, the toly,lo. I.r many y ?AM Otrly Te —sl , o T. , nstsetset T erets And the Schein* tanta:ne 3 Pftes $0,10101.. • 10,COUL 3 50.001. 5 1,0‘.4 dee. &e. &c. Nn ft.ize less than Twenty Poundr. tutiltt; will °hasn't, that SIAN Lottery ram are paid j tterlii%; money; 20,0001. fur a 20,00 CL reLei aid so in • gleporinii for every other Trite: "rickets and cures ate on e. ~!I t.re Liesiwed Latte,y Offices, and by their Agents. Early to Oetotier will be ouS:l2tiiid, han.lteame:7 rotated, in one sal c. coo, .otte•ti. , fIRICtIi A I KitkArt;atertaiuring thy .7 greet Civil War tlee Life of Sir Ha try 41.ftabi, Wirt. fr-0 , 0 1634 teing • by limnelf. 'Me moirs of John Ilodp.n. of Ci:iCtoy Halt , neer Fiali fiC. i 3 TuAtt.i.e ; touching ,via conduct in the Civil Wale. his Trossoles a:ter the Keno. awm ; including acveral re m iria pie.sages,.ll,ld • more perii,:ular acrouut r.: many ire parte'ii,'Mildary Actium daring t..a.t iiiterestlnF per:ad, than has hithett been goad. yestir.te: Virr.iteu be' el.niseir. Care folly tranee.itossl fro it original MSS. To which will be ad.leJ, cork of Terkel, important pipers telathm to the ' , IV. 111110$:4 0) th ,,, t Cromwell, and his army. whim they were in Sr•otnittl 1.. one ed um e, %Ivo ['rioted for A;asr. Coigtebie -a:rit co. Edinburgh, mid J -As Murray, 31, Frett.sirest, London. ... S . 7lredily anti be pub' shed, in ioqr C" of HEALTH and By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, PresiJetit of tne pard of Agit Tinted for Arth.Cenotabit and Co. 1.4 . ' Davies, std Jo to ettafray, London. ' ••• wore is Vl...us:it of a detail whizit Saud to yroenute aud Lon' aervii.s Heaith--Resieat . wit fur the I pity, kc &c W.iii an account of the trli Rod of the yi.n-i;ial Authors, Anc Smelt, arty have written or pub%.teit on sueleats. SEPT. 17. So'd 27 594 GI a Sts 2 ;111s Gd a --s 04 F STVCKS YESTERDAY. ales att CAM' a 63* 74 111 Is. 2s. dl,. a p T:eltets l9l. 161. 6 4 :41 T BISH, Stock broker, No. 4, and 9, Charing craft. STOCKS. Scre. 12, 1806. ea 3 per Cent 94 can, 6 per cent. per CPR S499} BANGEo-Seiri. 16. .. 47 Uv. Pir• Venice 'LC 60 Ditto. Lisbon 6ll Oporto 6ll Dublin l2l Cork 131 0.111.140. E. ri Pommel Gold in Coro end Rare ow ac. 4-- -• New D.iubloons... -- Nay Dollars S 5 Silver in Rars 5 64 New Louts each Agile of tke Rank of Hellen', 54 per Cent. pt. 6 ) MARRIAGES. at St Andrew's Cherub,lbom, Mr. of Keswick, son of Mr. P. Cresthaave, !lebrated Museum at Keswick, to Mies scar London. e lath instant, at St Mory.la-Benne Turner, of St. Mary-la...Ronne, Mid l n of Saxhorn. Suffolk. only daughter of Fe•dharn, Norfolk, Esq. deceased. at Yinedoo, in the county ef NortharoP" Id daughter of John English Dolben, of 1. and grand-dacilitrr of Sir Will.aie Rol. Samuel Woodfield Paul, of the rise ' in Butheil. near Sltarioroug t h. Ta m " A. Esq. M. P. to Mrs via it slaughter of the Late cre,t•gc Oslahlest.n., DEATH. „i.e, at Suarivihreuk, Ewe, after a few I,pkbet, relict of the Sir John H i ,ly Qua of the A:Clenuee a the City of Tlllll DAT, AT LUNDON BRIDGE• a. after i I Ives—. 431 sin. after 6. vd by G. DAVIDSON, Na. 17, 0..a.t t, Covent- Garden, and pualihed at ttt IC a! St. Clempne, Cnareh, Strand. ►1 No. 7, Now a:ton-street, I.cn:g Ar're hit Pion, rat to ata 01Fol :p at 66d is. DF EX 9 2 U. 94 U.' II WI. 4 Sill. 2 Liv. erect. efect. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES; And Flee Thousand less Titters than /sit State Lottery. The tirst.draern Ticket entitled t.i TEN THOUSAND POUI'iDS; XI other Captai Prises are afloat. PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES rift hate the opportunity' of obtaining all the Capital Priv - , raveled they purelisee before the Drawing commences which wilf be on VIC 17th of Oa u'aer next.—The Scheuie COULOMB ramai Advantages of TWXPITY rtiousmcn POUNT/ PRIZES, Ti..III7.IIUUSIiND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZEs, Sec, Sic. To former Lotteries of double the Nu.nber of rickets. 2P,080 Tickets ontc, and Nn other Stahl Lottery to be Morn this Year. SCHEbIE. N. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. S 3 5,600 5 as 10 4AI ' sL. 4,100 L itir,ono IO,OW Tickets Tickets and Shared arena Sale at every Lottery4:re. Ticket Ll 9 IS 0 Half lO 2 0 Qear , e, ... 5 2 0 Si‘swpoth 1 6 0 For the Goer, Rlienoninients enrusemptions, Serophula, Can e, t,. and ether Chreuical Dose- olo—s. The Rev. W. WlL'o.Porio AY rixformu [lc ; or, ALTE- R.VIIVE PoWDZit. rr HE Inventor of- this Medicine, formerly a Stu .. dent in Ph‘atc, at dillasgow,. is induced to offer to the P Attic an efficacious Remissly tar the alinve, as well as fax instil, )11.12,1 tief . lsta joicuralilr. It has been extensively woe: in Ireland fur several Years, and its ialutary Libels ale p.uducel in a :ire and easy M..oiner, wrath veto little watsi . alis piseratiboi. qtly mixmog with the Blood and Juices, it applies imelf to the Scat et tie Disorder, which et will remove by slow Degrees, from ita•lterative and Imaling Qualities. In Cunsuoroptioint tt rill ten eraty succeed is Pte Two first Stages, apd often even in the list. In the Scroubsole, or Evil, if used early, the Cure iroll be greedy, and the u!-emted Glands will heal : and it has b- en hoodon to n'QU3 the Patient even after mortal Siluptams ha l appeared Aof Petsaut afticted with G3td,Rheuniatisins, C....ice's, and with bottoms and nervous Diseases, would de wo•l• In kluge " The Pritlonaphy of Payne " written by the moven ler Cos be had ef the Venders a 'nu \lidorine,) in which ate est...ordinary Effscacv will be .hewn 1:1 uncut looseness. This Powder does nut coats:is any Ingredient unfriendly oe the Isw• man Cotutitution ,• and, ;tweed ei weakening, Os Tendency is tic Invigorate, at d to i the general Ilea'th. It occa hOrt n.. Dancer root Cold, and requires neither Conhueinent note .any ut Diet. h 4 4 by F. Newbery awl Sena, at the only Wareho a for Do. Jam. s Powder, Na. 4% th St. LION Chosch-yard, Lon -15.; n recurs Price de. bd. each, ccoilitatont Four rai.ers of h.ght Thews, in all Tliiitv two Da:et.--Oh WO that the W° " l. F. Nrilbery, Na. 4S, !: at t. Paul's," e engraved Sal the Rgy: " ea a. 501. to Captain 1 1 / 4 1 1 tilegor, duos. 201. to Ca..tain Waserhoo- e, of the Alit 501. to Lieutenant aiod A.l„neorit o.nger, ditto. 251. to Lieutenant `.l'lt,ay, of the gltla Reg:ingot. 251. to Kris** hinint:e, ditto. 231. to Ensign Sl`Gtegin, d:str. Resolved, That relirf ho afforded to the loir:dows, Orphans, Parents, and Ret.eivet, depending for sopport is. thrAnfiCers sod Men Lied, an 1 that giatuitita Isegivea to thine wounded, as soon as the nature and extent of the injuries they have re erivol, .had ho inch, known to :he Committee. Resolaril. That Letteot, siglied by tht L'hairmart, he written t o Majin-General Sir John Stuart, requettiag that lie will coin mlnicaie the fornoing gesolut,iiits to his Slajeste's Fermis un der his command ; and furnish the Comnantee with the names of •hs Killed and Wounded, together w,th ~ash part:cuSars as can lie cantata, retoesling the Families of those brave wteii, who fell in the service of their Country. iit's .hieving the ;Orson ti2ey: Read alii.T)isLoodoitesesettef xtraordinary of the 15th Inst. contain iviet ittiaus of Onpatelim front Maior•Ge. moral. kirre.forg, cosmniihititig a d , steelipomt of His Majesty's troops in Singh Ameiem; and fermi Commotion Sir Home Popham, ce.rmanlitie Hi Majeaty't Nova: Force* on the .aine station; containing the ton;aortant isi;nrination of LI:. capture of the Town of Buenos Ayres and Its depeiileolcies.' Resolved, That Vast: "f _dill vain: raids, with amocieristo toscript:om, be {oriented to M.ijoi-tae.i,. t at Saciford and Co n ,. mature Sir Home Popham, tor their ga'ta,.d and d:siiitetested conduct to this auei,i6rul slot import:silt enterprise. Resolved, That an Amiens of g5l for I:ft be settled on Captain Le Blanc, of the flit Regiment, who .01.01 disabled in this attach, Atli benefit of sinvivorship t 4 t 2 l.t. i.e !Ilona, and her children: ' *solved, That 'Clef M afForde4 to the Wiloot Orations, Patent., acid hetetires, depending on etch Otiit.”l astd men at wee killed, or may die of tl.air wound.: A...) that Gratuities he given to these wounded, is soon a. the liatti!•• and extent of the injuries they have received shall be known , to the Cum. mottee Resolsed, That Letters., signed by the Chairman, he written to hiajooGeneral literesfora, and Commodore Sir Ilion, teanesii lig they will continunicate the h ,agoing Retolu• hens 41114 Majesty'a Forces Ucia,t tai it res?.e lire commends; and furnish the Committee with the paitirulait rie.:eraary to en able them to eans their intentitiis into ersit. Ro.olved, Thatine oho, a ittia:utaon> i` ;;nterl in the Dailt Papers. J. P. Wk.LSFORD, Sec. • This Day is publahod, bawd, iniely prieu.d, in Paw Ifultunev, Deny Octavo, price 11. 16s. on board., 'VIII!. HISTORY of SCOTLAND, Crain the I Union of the Crowns, 0.. tbe At-en...0n0 of James VI. to the Thrmie of Eneltntl, to the Union of the !Caledonia to Ma reign of Queen Anne. • The Seecind Edition, corr cted ; with a Peen:tains , ' Disser tation on the ptnicipsnoon of Mary Qie.rt of Scuts in the Monier of Dar nley. By MALCOLM LAING, Esq. 0 .• The Disaertatiost may be had se,Lunte, to complete the former Editon, price ;1.. Printed for J. Mawrnan, 22, Poultry, Loudon and A. C....- stable and Co. FAintiorgh. ' Of whom may belied, lately put.lishert, . _ TRAVELS to WESPWASIO :if the ALLEGANY MOUNTAINS, is the State: of the Ohio, Ceeticky, and Veanewee y and return to Charlestown, through. the Up-er Carolinas. With a very corect wi, de Sheet Man of the States in the Centre, West, and South of the United States.— Tra-slated from the French of V. A. Micharix, M.D Mem ber of the Society of Natural History of P4fl4. By B. Lam bert. Seri price 7s. boards. ••• The Journey was undertaken about the time of the cession of Louisiana to France, under the a,:.pice. et . 11 CM?- tai, Minister of the Interior, with a view to rumor* a tho rough knowledge, from actual nhierratiou, of tile nature, pro duce, commerce, and political eonsequeire of thee pate of toe United States which ars w the vicinity of th..t PAM/2f. . It thereiore contains very accurate infonnation on these .ab jects, and, front the minuteness with winch it points riot the comparative value of tjae land iu dilllereot distrira, the motet of culture best adapted to each, the fac. , ity ur diEculty of Aniing a marlot for its produce, and the means or proem ing artic:es of uermany or convenience from We Mention' States, affords very vsluabie informaiion to every person rated in hos vest vocal of country, which has been hitherto els kid, known, ad we attach mitiere,eritcd. A HISTORI CAL ELL ATION of the PLAGUE at MARSEILLES, is **year I fu r contaifinig a eireu.nstantial Account of the Rim and er.igicss of the Calamity, and the Ra vages ituceasiened; srlida many corona and wino:stirs, Patti titulars relative to that Period. Tr ar.,.ated from ti.e Fier* Ma oesc•ttni Meas. Berttead, Pt: , sr. ian at Mars.illes, v be a t. tended if. iriog the yawls ilea* of the Mal..4y. By Avant Plates.t"e.,v,ts an 'good octopi', and a VlTlity cf ::nits, by Um Trans/aloe. era price 7s. 61. blares. FARM ACCOUNTS. This dai Is pubilihol, vt. ted on Wtitmg Piper, price 11. 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This Day is published. in foo!scap Syn. embellished with en Engraving. by Pyne, pries bs extra pawn;*, 'rag MISERIES of HU %I ASI LIFE or, The 1. GROANS of TIMOTHY TESTY arid SAMUEL SENSITIVE; with • law Suppiennintoy Sighs from TESTY.—bs Tad., Dia}ogees. Hui niihi !. . Virg. /En. II 274. _ Hiru, lieu! Cita, I've n LX X`i. Me. miserable! - Milt Var. Lost, WV/. 71. • Oh ! Oh ! 0h! - Shakes. %hely AA V. Sc-r.• 1. O ! 0! 0 ! - Ditto, Othelift,t V. Scene 1. ?tinted for William Maio, Alleastarlevuseet Alm, latJt pubben , d, p,imtM . nni‘orrnly with the A s Kive, the Thiel prim fit. An ESSAY on the AltT of INUENIJUSLY with proper Ruka f 4,1 the Exerebe oy that amusing %telt. Thu: ;Anion u enibt:- tithed with' on rev-Aviv: by thlisay, representing a Cat ter mentir.4 a Mane. This Day Is published, price ea. bo a rds, accompanied tv , th a Plan of (ha Town, nearly engraved, from JO accurate sur vey, •rHE PICTURE of LIVEItPOOL; comprising I. a sriort Hitto.y of the ?Lee, from the earliest period nt its existence, compiled from authentc records—a View of its progressive Improv,m-nts and rapid Ir.creue of Population--. its Street., Squire i, Pah.ta Ihroluirigi, and charitable laviitii tions,,th a V I L a of OS Docks, Shipping, and continetrial Isneorrairec, Stc. rte. On Mersey's banks, where thro' the cultued plain Ile rolls his streams, rack:hymn.' to the main, Ste Liverpool, with spiry grandeur emoted. Rise from the waves, and spread her strutrures rounl. N B —..'rhe Plan, which snit be foland by far the aunt cor. rest that hal ever been published of this flourishing Town and trev-purt, way be lied separate train the Picture. price ti.is Liverpool s Printed by Jones SG, Cattle atreet• and u. 14 by Vilfilipf. ifoodeand Sharpe, 31 Po ultry; IL. Ceseb y and Co. StatiOnce.eararti and .1.:4u-osy. Flee:-street, Leaden. FOILEICiN INTELLI ...° FROM THE DUTCH P •- x Yesterday, after the corninunit city' and Calihria had laeva Irnt usual post arriVed here Inv t..e lible prod that ts p that quarter. In the mean . •v!)ile, the extreme danger that attendet and this was only held in checi and bravery of the French, assist posed part' of the inhabitants.. had scarcely re-e.. tered Calabria, reetim hr.tke out between that p The insurgents ravage s ) Sar.mni; mono, Spinosa, l'ramittols, .anc chosen Sterconi fur their point of Bred French being dispatched w Lagonenro, were pined by an the well disposed inhabitants; Sarcom, where, as weal, the ins id by two Monks, earmies Fi Upon the unexpeaed appearan they immediately fled. btat ma Viggiano ; but as Major Cast with three hundred young men, were attackcd on both bides at of to pieces. The inhabitants of the proviss nr:t been less faithfdl. There ti to make a landing at Ciree did ahout two hundred insurgeu4th Upper Italy, did every thing ii duce the people to join them. the French troops, the Narion Provincial Legion, arriving to supposed to be d.saffeeed, in five Albanian villages. 'Elia gents fell into the hands of ju lush, who, accnrdins to a ',sec.,' tacked RnJi, Vino, and aim, pulsed with loss. Our whale co troops ; and since the Bey of 'E recta's the Neapolitan flag, we of fifty vessels to the :oast of T The French lisfinister of Wal ter, in which the Emperor Ni c p an om a tr c ti l a o l n a l r ie c i s irs a t t h s aa jiceaa6riptaiii!,:wategryithatefGilcsdvs,