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Te only - Corriplete SysteniofPraaical Agriculture ever published. This Day was published, In Two very large • Volumes, Quarto, price Four Guineas, in boards, illustrated with nearly One Hundred Engravings, Thirty of which are coloured (morn Nature, representing various Kurds of Implements aird other Machinery adapted to the most improved Methods of Cultivation, the most approved Gr:i.Ae! , , and the principal Breeds of Sheep and CattE., from original Drawings by Garrard and Scott, compLETE SYSTEM PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the Modern lin pinvernente. anti Discoveries, in which the Principles of Chen - nary are applied in explanation of the NAN re and Coin - position Of Soils and Milittlres ; and those of other Sciences in • the Breeding, Rearing, and fattening of ditKrent Sorts of Live Stock. • _ _ _ . The whole intended to combine and explain fully and com pletely the. Principles and Practice of the Art of Modern Husbandry. fly R. 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'Chi.; Work is also neatly piloted on a .fine Deftly P.,per, awl may be lied without Copperplates, in - Nine. Vol iinws Oclayo. The SoOscrihers =pea fully requested to complete their Sets, COUntIS, COLDS, AVP/IMAS, Citliß'..;ll's DROPS. Prepred only by . Shaw aryl Edwards, No. 66, St.' Paul's Church. ,London who having purchased the Recipes of ,airs . e.. Church, ate iiione authorized to prepare and 'sell all Ar, Church's Medicines. +THESE COUGiI DROPS have cured more GdA3, C0n411:5, And A.:;thinai, the last ten years, than any ever ; they invariably perform a cure %vitt) perreet.saiety, and ilk a much shorter time than can be ere4ited but by eisperieoce Coughs and Colds ' however obstinate, aryl lolig standing, arc speedily removed by gentle, bat ill3dllSll/14 perspiration, they allay that convulsive ex sntement rickliiig in the throat, which is the constant Ltilt...dux to Coughing, mid enable the alaided to speak ats.l mat he freely. Astinnaiii: Persons have been r tired by this Medicine after giutratiiim and strugglin, 7 or i t years with arienemy that ftequently threatened suifoLiation, Witness Mr. N. Lang worth's case, of 1; benczer Chapel, Lineoln's-inn-tields, vhose testili my is the strengest proof 'if it 3 efficacy ever pitZ:red to the in favour of...ny Medicine. Disorders of the dreast and Lungs, Consumptive Afrec tions, On,truaions in the lands, and Congealed Phlegm, *re with vise end safety removed; in fia, tor all disorders of the tireast and Lung, no Ikkilicine ever experienced 30 4,41 d. or more public apf!rehation. .Pri.c only as. Baer lt.ttle,,or dtrahle,thecivantily tor 35. 9d. illiservy none eati possibly be genuine unless the name of Shaw . and Edwards, tgo.. 66, St, Faill'6 C riurch. yard, is en, - grave . t on the s;,ktni,s i'4;:;aritptlying each Sortie. C!i,dnliiin Ointment, price is. lad, Q4,rea tive worst with s very few Applications. ficAtt appninttnent, of the Proprietors, by every vender ti Medicines in the (Anted Kingdom. NEW MEDICINE ACT, — I.n NENVIIERY 'am', SONS, No, 45, Sr, Pall% • Church-yard, London, Proprietorsi of Dr. Farries's V , d4t 411il ot;usr valualsie Prep,iraitions,„ inform the Public, the in eu,:,setitiens:e of the New Stamp liutie4, the Price ot th,:t NlLittcitic will be in future ZS. 9d, per Packet, or ;I, 5.a. ad per Dozen I but tins quantit y of a Dozen Pickets in a liottle (as made up tor the Army and Navy) may be had f€ 4 11.4%. And 44 StirtipS .are. prepared, by order of the Com rithourier•, for Mr. Newhery's tieparate use, in which the words, " NeWbtry, No. 4s, St. Paul's," are engraved, a nd at; if la prcsUtfitAl that 11114 Will Ile it sutllcient security againit Counterfeits, his Sigiviture on the Labels will be sliscontinued. 'I he 161 ki,ving are the Prices of their Medicines, to the firsl twenty of which Mr. Ncwhcry's Stamps are affixed, but thus* tylio itt4f4114i.4 sit:, or tliGle, d tittle, will be al lowed tau Staffll4s a. d. 4, d. ' Dr. fatries's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9 De. to a tioLtle s 4 o lir. stii,tin"s Chalyheate 1.)0. Analeptic: Pills 4 6 Pal ls, _ • 4 * Do, large box 24 a ErcaktesTinci.of l u rk 4 a to, Steer's Opoi t leldoe 6 Dr. iiisxhan t t a t w it) 2 Do. C(.11V1.1181014011 - Z 6 Tonic !'ills C 4 9 tiitte Drops 2 6 English Collie i ,) Du. Camomile Dtops s 9 Dr. Hooper% Pills i Da. Paregoric Lozenges t ti Grant's Drops . ; to Angibatt ti' s toil ditto t loglAtt's Scots Pills 1 0 Ps3‘ , o.ccoli,;Oktd'ilt 6 ilenlY's NLlgneSia . 2 6 ,f,lt Silence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6 Caph.die Snuff , o 9 Spilsbury's Drops s . 6 lunes's It losillll Tine/. 6 Dr.. Sokndees Tra 2 g be!. V's 1111'10413 Pills 46. Greeitough'c Tincture s• EtiSt44C/t9f Peppermint .4_l4Q; Tolu Lozenges t 43 l'ilagnetta • 6 'Essence of Ginger . 4 9 U. -ft, s tnany Perscips, particularly Mes4enger:,, tuie takc the House of Messrs. Novhery, they thitik it necesmry o 1 4 9 int put, that it •4; 4t Out Evt Lpil at St. Pau!'.,, lour )crows horn Cheapside, with thew words inscribed on the " TEM ONLY WA1 , 144. 1 40Ui1i it POWD,r MAILS. Dua-4 Hamburgh, s Di4blin. 31Vaterford. PRICE OF STOOKS, TIM DAY AT TWILVS 4'gLoo[. Consols - • - . I Red. Ann. . . . THE SUN. -.- SOLAR QUIS DICALLS TALSUM AUDLAT ? LONDON, FRIDAY,. JANUARY 4, 1805. LORD MULGRAVE is now publicly mentioned as the Successor to L )rd HARROWBY. His Lordship has, as is well.known, been employed upon several public Missions abroad, particularly on one, of great importance, to the Court of Berlin, towards the end of the late War, when hopes were enter. tained of exciting HIS PRUSSIAN MAJRSTY to renew his Alliance with Great Britain. His Lord. ship has long been in the habits of the greatest intimacy and confidence of Mr. PITT, and has sliewn himself perfedly able to fight the battles of Govern. rnent in the House of Lords. We do not believe that there is any truth in the report of Mr. Ti LANEY'S going as Secretary to Ire. land. Last night we received Paris Pagers to the 166 ult. and some mote Bataivian Journals. They contain very little in addition to the in. telligence we have already given. A fabricated Letter from Frankfort pretends that the Courts of St. Petershurgh anti Berlin have caused the strangest Remonstrances to be made to the Court of London, on the subjeti of the detention of the Spanish Fri. gates, and that a cordial ,reconciliation is about to take place between France and Russia. I.o:tteri from Copenhagen express fears that the contagioug fever from Spain has been carried into the Baltic. An attempt has been made to set the City of Gottenburgh again in flAales, but fortunately it did not succeed. The Russians are stated, in Letters from Con. staitioolde, to have made themselves masters of all Georgia, and of several places , of importance en the Caspian Sea, lately belonging to the Persians. The ilforwing Cloviiick repeats our explanation of the order for permitting certain of the Vessels hound to Spanish Ports to sail ; and at the same time wefts ro consider the circumstance as an instance of in. decision or irresolution on the part of Mr. PITT, Whether it he so, or, on the contrary, an adherence to the Faith of Gowernment pledged to the Spanish 'Merchants, and the natural consequence offorsuer re. :vitt/ions, we appeal to any man who has read our paragraph alluded to, on the authenticity and, car. reEtness of which our Readers may rely. A few days ago we were happy to see an appear_ ance of modesty in the Morning Chronicle, profess. ing not to decide upon the, merits isf the Spanish questions until the fads of the Cabe should he before the Public. We were afraid, however, that this would not last, and accordingly we now find the candid Editor informing his Readers, that '' certain it it that Mr. PITT has, in the course of his Nego. tiation with the Spanish Government, dealt as much in vacillation, and inconsistency, in caner:n*ov and recettion, in Order and counter.or&r. as ever did his friend Mr. Anus NCTON,!' 434 C. We really wish that the Morning Chronicle would enlarge upon this suhjett, and let us a little into the secret. At any rate, we hope that we shall hear no more of kiwi and inuendot. Yesterday morning tuts MA,/ Pvt . v Arrived at the Queen's House from .I‘ , .w : about eleven o'clock he gave audience to the DUKR of You, and at one o'clock set out for Blackheath, on a vi4ir to the PRI NCILS3 of WAtAa.' In the evening Has MA.. ivry returned to Kew, Yesterday tnnining NeRWIL AM Of G LOU'. C ESTEE and Pitlt4coss HEE MA. 'ESTI( and the PR NC ESSES. The Dutces of KENT, CAmottlocz, and SUSSEX ► dined with. HER MA- J VIM in the evening FIER Mn JESTY had a se.. letl party to tea. The 1 5 R INC 1159 AMELIA continues to be ;lightiy indisposed. Yevitraay the SPANISM Alan AssAvog translfted bobineas with Mr. HAMMOND, at L. rd ftirrowby's ()lice, for neariy two hours. Yesterday ehe DANIS!! Al4ll AisA4OR tratiSadeil business at his Lordship's Office, from half past thiet till past four. Mr. Pli'T ba yesterday a selea dinner party at ti;a house at Putney. The French Flotilla outside Boulogne, consisted on Wednesday of one pram, twelve • loggers, and twenty brigs, all snugly arranged under their bat. series. Whitever may be said of those who take pleasure in arixiguing the cooduti of the present Admiralty—th 6 very pitture displayed by the fears ind alarms of the Enemy, since the :,,uccessiol ex_ periments against tine latter, bespeak the praises of the present Board, more than volumes can describe. The French love begun to put piles all round the Red Fort, damaged lately by the explo;iun at Ca. lais. The piles are drivers into the sand about 20 feet from the fort, and aboist ten feet above high water ; and numbers of people are einplUed when the weather is mokferate. ; It is asserted in some of the lireneh P a p er' , t h t She two French tirig.ites La ,Yy‘elle Aitti La 1),,/,1, which Lately effeeted their e.,1.:,,pc from where they hail been so long blockaded by , tw , ) our Frigates, airived on the i Idi 0.4: of Port Liherie, wir:re they 2;e ih'tiorrning t i n ;, FROM ME FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, DEC. 25.—General MOREAU, it is thought, will embark for America in the beginning of January. His Imperial Majesty, as President, has been present in the Assembly of the Council of State, which it now occupied on the Penal Code. Madame BONAPARTE, the mother, and Luclan BONAPARTE, the brother of the Emperor, have ar : liVed here from Italy. COPENHAGEN, Dec. t I.—According to official intelligence from the country of Mecklenburgh, two ships from Spain, laden with woollen merchandize, hides, &c. have found means to slip through the Sound, or the Belr. At present they are cruizing on the Coasts of the Baltic. There is, alas ! but too touch reason to apprehend that the epidemy is on board those vessels, especially as the Captain of one of them died on the passage. This intelligence, which was received by the last post, was immedi. ately communicated to the Commission of Quaran. tine. Seven hundred and eighty.three. Ships have ar . , rived at St. Petersburgh in the course of this year ; among which were 6z ainish : 773 have sailed from thence, among which were 63 under Danish Colours. At Guttenburgh an attempt to set that unfortu. nate City again in flames was lately discovered. In a wood-cellar several bundles of lighted straw were found, bound round with hemp and furze, which had been thrown in there. The flames had already caught the wood; and what the consequences might have been no one can say, if a dog. which saw or smelt the fire, had not began to howl in the must dreadful manner, so as to attract attention to the spot. A reward of moo rix.dollars has been offered fur the discovery of the ofrender or offenders. STOCKHOLM, Dec. 7. —We have now received certain intelligence, from several French Ports, that an embargo has been laid on our ships there. If the nine bound for Spain, and lying at Paimbocuf and Nantz, will undergo the lame fate, is not yet known. VENICE, DEC. B.—On Saturday last the Elec. total Prince of WIRTEMBIRG quitted this City, in order to repair to Milan, after having spent fif teen days here,—The Elefloral Prince of BAVARIA came here the day before yesterday. HAGUE, Dec, IB.—The Batavian Officer arrived from Cork which he left on the 27th of August, reports, that at his departure the Island was in the best condition, and had at least 8600 men for Its defence, including the 'Black Corps 'and the White ,Inhabitants who had taken up arms. CO/OTANTINOPLR, Nov.. 2.—According to in. telligence which has been received, the Russians at this moment are masters of all Georgia, cf a num. her of Ports in the Caspian Sea, of Erivan, Guenge, and several other considerable places. On the ri vage of the Araxes they lately defeated the Per sians, commanded by the Sons of FATEIALI, and pursued them to the City of Taurus. Since this event, it is said, that a numerous Army has been eollefied in the Province of Mazanderan, which 'is commanded by the Persian Monarch in person ; and he purposes to march against the Russians with all possible expedition. ST. PETERSBURGII, DIC. to—For some time pan politics have been 'discussed but little here. The exchange of Couriers, it is true, continues near. ly as brisk . as ever; but all our present relations with Foreig n f' , ►wers are kept a profound secret ; so that in the pLice of truth, fiction is frequewly substituted : the report even that a considerable Corps of Troops was to be assembled in out Polish Territories, seems to be unfounded. According to a List, printed by an order of the Minister for Home Affitirs, the population of Ros. six last year anriunted to Thirty.three Million and an Half, willebout including two very distant Pro. vines, of which no estimate of the population has been received. MALAGA, Nov. 2 4.—Yesterday there were no more than eight persons ill of the epidemy in this city ; notwithstanding which our Port con. tinues shut, and the communication by land forbid. den. How long this will be the Case is uncertain ; but it is super:nett that the whole City will be first subje6ted to a complete fumigation ; which is the more necessary, since there is not one house where the epidemy has not made its appearance. Qn Wednesday last a Greek Vessel arrived 'here, having on board the Crews of two Spanish Ships, from Monterido and Naples, hound for Barcelona, captured on the t7th, in she Gulph of Valentin, by two English Men of War and a Frigate these 4114 took two Spanish, Transports, with Troops destined to reinforce the Girrison of Minnrca ; arid two atlter Ve3Seli p Weil with Wheat, fur Spanish ac. count. Theo English Ships lying here have been ar. rer4e.l by aoOrder from the Court ; and the Consul and.i\lttet►ants of that nation have Soldiers in their NiIVAL NEWS. S intERNE9S, JAN. 2.—Sailed the Mediatsr and bastutant. Arrived the Orestes Sloop and Hardy Gun.brig. In consequence of a representation from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, of the necessity of a Sub-Lieutenant on board such of His Majesty's Armed Brigs as are commanded by Lieutenants. n' Order of Council has been direEted to them, autist* ruing their Lordships to employ Midshipmen /111 have served their time, and passed their wag* tioni es Sub. Lieutenants on board the said UV accordingly. Their pay to be 4.5. per day. The above is in Orders, and was made knoin all the Ships in Port yesterday. PORTIMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arri v ed lii, Mijesli'l Ship (Ili!!,, from Spithead ; 7.h awl Thimoir' Brlorou, from London; and Nogg, Kifi i 1 Sea. UTH, JAN. I.—Sailed the Lady Araid li Packer, Capt. PORTSUS, with a Mail fur the lad' ward Islando. FALMO DgAr., JAN. 3.--Arrived the Harpy, - 7 1 AP and Tigress Gun.brigs, from a Crutze off BoOP* and remain. Yesterday a Court Martial was held on h - -611 ! 1 11 His Majesty's Ship iffile/ope, on the loss of Star/jag Gun.brig, cuff Calais : the Commander 1111 Officers of the Gun.brig were acquitted. In the Downs—Ardent, Castor, Inflexible, An tel .l l Champion, Jamaica, Dart , Curlew, Harpy, SPI Zephyr Lucifer,Volcano, Discovery D evastat ion,Vestiviiisi Zebra, Watchful, Rifleman, Thrasher, i Biter, Bold, mostvi lackall, Cracker, Bouncer, Haughty, and Tigress ; At Defence Ships as before. Ai!vices from Valenti.; of the 3oth of No v ' state, that the three English vessels seized in Ot t port had made their escape, but by whet meant was not ascertained. All that was known on the : . si!bjeet was, that the .vessels disappeared in the night, without being observed, and carried off wil°, them the soldiers put on board by the Govern' merit. The greatest aetivity h a s prevailed during course of the present week at Woolwich, in shiPPIPP • artillery, stores, &c. supposed to be intended for a foreign expedition. Five hundred men are oast r otters e 0 . or t wh i chto embark has so w lo it n h g t t h ir e e m vai a le t d :hat place* I I : the destination, has probabl communicated by the last French Papers, of 1 intention of France to occupy the ports of ( 0 kingdom. f re* The vigorous measures adopted . by vat ° _, 10 01 , , taliation in Spain, have cause d no n o useaw the on 'Change s to the letwohants tonne ad svilb "W' pester country. Very few Letters came to hind from the trading cities in Spain a l t hough h,e t . t e : b o o duelicates of all the Letters, ' by way m r , cd .l bis cone through that quartet. This circo lgtg : c oo induced the Mercantile Gentlemen, w" S netted with our new Enemy, to think that the e ta nish Government have intercepted the L ett4 • ll o* this Country, in order to ascertain Engliolft Ps°du:ehdatthPearteueleet" Petty. Orders, however, have been g i ve n to mit some Spanish vessels to sail for the port! . s Pain, agre ea bly to t h e l i cences t h e y had taboo for that purpose. We h ave attendy l eered those observatio ns W k ii;h e occurred to us on the Head of the C 4 being d ragge d to Paris, and the ReeteiePt ativc f / St. Pete r p our i ng his holy oil on the hee d Tyrant, a n d an U surper. tholic Reli t die career of deg ra d at i on , H e no w gives his Alics W a i e now find th at Hi s Holiness continuo Benediftion in heathen temples, and at the 310 11 heathen gods. ipto When we are to ld, that the other day he 4)""71.4 attd in the Hell of the Invalids, we must aCqt"4 , 1 our Readers; that this Hill of the I nvalids is h4O/ universally known hy the name of the TeruP l4 , o l Nelsrs, o f which Pagan Divinity there is a Ce it ",„ ue in th e center o f t h e Hall, with an Aliar' sbi Ells HO is hung with Standards taken by gry French Armies, and with military trophies °le v it y sort. No R oma n Temple w as eve r more Bolen! dedicated to the God they worshipped then Hall has been to Mare—and yet the Pore CO! . to officiate there ! a A few days ago we heard of his giving th-• Benedicti on i n t h e S a ll e d'Ap o ll on . I n t his iestal e , we 'unmet but observe a double degradaat;ef He is made to go and see those: s4! l 7,4 c re whist, R ome an d I ta l y were ro bb e d by the ,ins Hordes of that Ruffien whom he has now Ano v' crated : and secondly, it is in the Hall of that the soi.disent St. Peter gives his Ar t) „ . if i Benedittio n , an d t h at t h e L a di es are admit' kiss his feet ga ys" A letter fr om Galway, December 2 4s ri La st Th urs d ay t h e Ship Minerva, of Wilmi t tak! America, put in here on het pasage to Lo'fro,iki The yellow fever raging in the above city• tti t o; leCtor of nut Port very prop er ly sent an arrlie tl of bbl alongside, to informthe Captain that n° l4 .1 eels people would h e a ll owe d to come on shore, alt i o withstanding health, the vessel is pot under stria qtlata ntin r ° t tte" On Thursday week a Lady of New NA I ' I-1 0 14 his having produced a clean u„ r. was brought to.bed, and yesterday murningiaecor, o'clock, while the nurse was attending hers ur tains of the bed took fire, and was instantly to r s' blaze. Though very enfeebled, the LolY n e r wit i li }t eee e: mreh c a h ane i l bx d tait firely burning the bedding and part of the w a :', o yet the shirt y i h a o it th t s t u f t e t os h cn e a. r p e d d. a r tia e g eff fire re ni " eir - b es h ;ini o nda u gi t uoin o wsih f edthebyroo: very tghreefla a t tneexecrraht,::::i. knee, rr About two o'clock on Sunday, a boy, se"f ir 01 ) : phi, fell th roug h t h e i ce i nto t h e Clyde, ill' posits th e H er d' s house, and was clrewP e u . e t), j body was rut found till several hours had elfo Ii S 4 w til et, of