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STA'rt.T.OTTTP. - V, for IEOO. Dzay.;,::, the Zdrtflsl.lrch, 18e t. T I CE at Sold and DividFd into it f VEc QUARTERS, EIGHTHS and SlX orEENtrit -; by HAARD, BORNE and Co. Stock ;, tb Z eir State-L9tterY-OliiCe , No: 93 under the Roy;,l N.,..iange, London, and no where else: on their • LoLint. _ . Present ?Ace of Shares : Halt . - 816 0 Eighth - X. 2 5 0 Quatte, A 9 o Sixteenth • A' .3 c> Slue: ; ,old at this Office will be.stamped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and also with the Crown, anti round it liazard and Co.':l Lottery-Office. .• duly ansWered, „and Schemes gratis, Orders, accompanied with shigi stated Bills on LondOrt; csr l'ast-Oille•b Ordeis, witteittally attended t 6; and to pre ven t t.:nti.st-tkes Avlqwel I ati delay, CorrespondetitS are re ;quested to - trks m it thenvby Post. , • ,Bank, and South Sea.Si.ocks, with their !several India iNctititiner anck,all. kind ot C Overt:mem Sect' ritiel ; - .Vaught:and: . sbld by . ecniunixo o 9 , • • ' (2.,APITAL.VRAZ•ES,( • . Siia rot, and:Rc.4istercd, by IJORNSBY and, Co. P rizesof Thirty 'Thousand' Pounds. 7 P rites orrwenty Thonsand a.Prizes of Fiiteen Thousand Pounds. x 3 Prizes of-Tett•Thousaaid Pounds. . 10 Prizes of Five Thousapd Pounds.' 3o Prize;; of Two Thousand PoUnds. •49 Prize Of One Thousand Pounds: • • - • 73' Prites oi Five Hundred Pounds: • ENGLISPI, 4TATErI , O.TTERY ..Begins.DraWing March 2,180 i• • ffiliE 'PICKETS, FIALVES, QUARTERS, Eic turns, and 'SI XTgENTHS arc now selling, in great variety of Nuinhers, and on the lowest Terms. The Tanev.for the Prizes paid on demand, By HOANSBY ee.CO. Stock.brokers, •At -their old established Statc4,ottety• Office (licensed puripaht to Ao of, , Parli9rnem), No, a6,.Cernhill, oppo. site,the ICflvai EatekArisc,,s,;ltandon also at Liverpool and Exctcr: ' .Corred Numetical ankßegister. ,4poks arc kept, and, Tickets and Shams' tegistercd at Sixpeneeper Number. *or Oatcrs, adotripinted with good Bills, payable at' sight'or of a than date; will be punt ualiy attended. to, precisely •ohtbe same terms as if present.--Letters (post. paid) dilly aly,wercri, and Scheines gratis. . All Shires sold at this Office Vvill be stamped, wee. able 'to Ad of Parliament, 'V th the Words " State Lot. . . . • levy Stamp.Oifice.” • Bank . , Indio, and ;50uth-seiStadc9, with their several Annuitle4. 414 Ali killaS of Gozerainient.Securitie, bought and so! , 1 by ComMisSion, • ' DaywalippliShe • tn Ono Volunic 3vo - . - Prlce 3s; in llrraMs, COLLATION of. the HEBREW . and Tiirys of tie, PSALIIIS ; with a Pro. fatery Epiotlc to the night Hot. WI L LIANI PITT. 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Mr. NICHOLSON, and others, It is the particular purpose of this Work, to titibrd a 1110 re citaracteristii. and 1111 partial moral :end it). tellect*;al, of the ttbje6ts Of Biographical Recant, than has hitherto' beep done iii4irruLte publications ; . .aud like. wiso to pnipcntion morejultly,tlic Length and Minuteness.. crtxh Nnriativc to the rciativ.c consequence.of tlie I ntilvi. dual oetninernorated: By attention to thise, points, it is hoped that such a !view li,is been given of *the most con spicuous Chtsratiter's in History and LitenitUre, as • may sultive tbr i , : ha,lnStrudioit and I; ritertainnunit of general Relulers, and preclude the neee.,sity olconsulting avariety or t or the 13 be. of those who wish to Make more p:irtiets* Inquiries, and littivise for the purpese . , of au. anent the Matter.of Narration, References are sub. joined to every single Article of .the Sources whence the 1 nformation 'has been derived. The Proprietors of this Work, while they return their A cknotvled.ginents to the Public for the favourable reeep tion with which the first Volume hes been honoured, anti wh4cll they..trust will Iv uterited.by the present, take oc.. ca.non. to inform the Friends of the .t /ndertaking, that the Theological , and Philosophical Department mill hence forth be tilled by the Rev. Thomas Morgan ' of London, Printed tor J Johnwn, St. Paul's Chureh.yatd; G. C. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-raw ; G. V-ta.rAlty; t tleet- MOUt; I.,Wright, or ,tsitts -10ortd-street,;PiCVlS illy ; likewise for . Bol a itti I3radtute, p.litiburgh . ,. and, 42 el bort, Dublin. Cif whom may be the - Vir*t Volume of rhi h , Lriticiti, price IL cs. in hoarls'' A ttOtavAY Thin riixy was published, In One closely-privity.' Volume, price 4s. 64. bound' , . . with lull Allowance to 'Schools, • . PrilE ELEMENTS 'of 4' poLcrE zDucA. . TION, Carefully seltgled from the Letters of the rbilip Donner Stanhope, • Earl , of Chesterftehl, to his :;NI. By GEORGE GREGORY, 'I!)..D• Author of Essays Historical and Drutal, of Ow tconorny of Nature, (ice. " book by the liand of a tr.a..!,ter has hiftrto appeared to surpa,,s, in dm same species of excellence,t he Letters of Che.heili‘id t arid to supersede all necestoity for their toe in edueatioo. It lia4 therefore been for trimly yeArs the earnest dedte At' PArents, Te2icheis, the . Ivell-wtshers of Youth. in gcner.ii; and the iVierufs to the tfietnory of Ches. wrfkl'. l l . TS). dies; Letters pUrificd from all that teemed to hint disrespect for virtue, or favour fot Vice. This task is at last .executed by Dr. Gregory', with singular judghrent anti tatty. The task' was a buntble one for a mat of ,11,1 notion in Iltepture to undertake, hut .it, Was rewaracd by the consciousness` or usefulness and virtue. 'chose. liarents and Teachers Will be greatly de ficient in their duty; Who tail to rec o mmend this book to the pausal of the /ming rcrson4 Whose education they let 1,,"-- { istgry of Literature. 1 Unfortunately. the valuable Epistles of Lord Chester.. field to his Son are itebased andiendercd milt tor gentlai . use by the air of , libertiniattt and immorality Which tori frequently pervades, thefit. A selection, therefore, froth , ill& general mass that snpl . iretics the more exceptionaW parts, and exhiliiits this golda t tic ated and refined fra me its 'atiOv; artist be an acceptable Plesent to the Publie't and .we. fEtvit no hesitation insaying, that such a .Prosent . Is now Olrered.by the (abet fs of 'Dr. 'Gregory. The Doctor. has taro tbe:prtining knife to great advantage; and there arc iri i tee Preli:tit Volume that can be regarded 11:rt!atitit)flable . by any Siza."--Critical Review, Printed for R N 0271, St. Pratt's. C horch poi ; snid by T. Hurst, irid West and VitiOes, Pater_ by h. Talaart, at the , Juvenile.and School I,ll.riiy, No, New I39nd-street and by all Book, I:titioner.;, Fat. b • That P. ,ll " , :nis aittt Teachers may he able to inipect this fio.fit in the shiipa. of all respeebbte Bookattiler4 , .thv lier4by Ottgaj/es with the Trade to excliany,e,. 4 41'131111(4MM and. pertect Copies of it'for any other ot his Pithliet 'fun . • imEtINIATISMS, SPRAINS, BKltisEs, 44c. sT.ti;:trs',s opougLvoc: T T is with re'al regret that the' p r oprietor 4 of - th'!„' , \Tc 2 i-ile {in VipsecittgluX at t 4 extraordinary rise iipo and Upwit-ather atticies ut which it ix COM poscd), rind, tlivtutwiljtvo undur the necessity of hitvit% re course to the sante measure which, they adoptcd ni 1 795, namely, that of adding liixpence per Bottle to the Price, in order that ther.ttiay b able to continue the Iviiness a fair iirofit. They, hOvever, pledge thOni‘elveg to the Public; thai when any. material ;And permanent rtzludinit itt the-articles - of thia , Compositiou shall take cth t they' will again lower the Charg - t:, utittgiVO rtt?tit:C Of it, at they slid opon the foritt4r occasion. • The superiotexCellence or this , Medicioei and thc con , scquctit do/11=d,, having produced a variety at Imitations, P imports .ari: retjt sted to observe, that on the outsitic ai e-tch Ihitti or the Genuine Opotie/duc is pasted a &twit?, in* eintrocti these, ivor4-- 31 y, yew. bcrY, No, 45, St. 1 - `,44174. : 1, All others are COUntettelt. Sulii only - byL NC berg, at the Warehouse' for Dr. jamoti's Poi/dor, No. , in •St.. PattPs.Chnrelyaltici it s few doors front the curlier of Cheapside, London ; and by T puilinnent, by Messrs, jebtoult and Co, Nu. 150, anti . No. 76,. Oxtord-stteet ; j. Wade,' Old Bum -gtret i-Ifayley and lei,.. tx:ktipitr-street ; Godftty and Cooke, Soot liampton-street ; J. Ward, Middlorrow, rtiolborn ; 't'. Ttitt; Royal Exchange ; and W. Clark'-, fior t i4l ' 1 High-street'. • Price zs.'4l.t. per liottlo, in t; tlits'Statill), , or six" for 13s, Exl.w. - • - B. Aptlks {)pods line. for E xportatian is culnpi.: .. d . N. 5 ip the iiirtipb iota thum 4 bre 0414 afthat in3r;:. pit` 4ntilorttikitr,' at 4 'a; ; great quantities COtirtterfoit3 %.nt OVvEilitite• Kingd‘on, all personi ahrOa4, by life ' , cut Stir h 4 / I Pnlitintl3, clesired to be pitrtiettlar lii alerin„f thely Agentila' procurc Otii 'Medicine fropl Mr. .;`i „ , titcr;'/!C ' r. TH E 'S LT -N. 30A.g.m Quit : l)! . ckttr. f. 7) EA r Q iv; 3 A UI.RY 1_7 4 ISO!. s fiom L bov, by tillC', onroy Troops which arrived at Portsmouth' on.Weci nesday last, and likewise by the Packet, state the arrival at Lfsbon'of Mr. Fa Eft E, th . e •nitw .British _Oinister at' the Court of Portugal, Atylen That Qentleman arrived, an Ambassador Extraordinary; was hourly expeeted from ..Veldra, fOr wllom Passports' had' SOInC time before been forwarded.: it was generally supposed ;it Lisbon, that the late Succes`ses of the Vreneh NV ill have considerable in_ fluence over 'the ; Court 'of Portugal, at the 'par cuLg instigation of that of Madrid. 'The re: moval of all the Trobps in British pay in Portu; gal, it was supposed, would bey one of the first objet of the Embassy. • • . We shall hear with great .sati'sfaaion of., any_ augmentation or promotion in the Carps of 'Ma', rides, :That Corps. which' has upon allf-occasidnlV rendered to it:. Country the, most distitiukhja. services, does not experience the protection and encouragement which it deserves. The Danes will Make - but sorry Allies to their. Northern Friends, if they display the ,same .selfishness in the - suppoct . of the common cause,. :which they, Manifested upon a - metnarable occasi on at home. When ;Copenhagen was . on. fitei' about the year , 1 . 794., there could hardly be found any. one to assist in extinguishing' tiw_ fire, - so busy was every inhabitant to ittidei(VOUritl4 . to secure Itis Own . property, and so tiegiiien; Of ihe public safety. 'i‘ A sluggish 'concentTatiOrr themselves," says a - traveller . - - through Mew Country "Is the distinguishingthardteristic Cif the natives of Denmark .The 'Sardinian Minister has lefeStoettholni, in i • consequence,.it s supposed, of the connexion formed between gussia.and France. • On the 26ih . ult. General- NlotuAtr. Airtc4 with the Archduke CH AR tts at Creims, where Ctmtn.., 1., t. it 11 AC - S AUt, - attif:COLI.:OI4DO were pr,'Nent. • . • I\c‘ Order ii is been made, by_ the - Consulate; which may give us sonieddea of .the'state of So ciety in France.. No stage=coach, Witt' tt leave Darts after tho. lath instant wliboirt four, soldiers and a Orporal On the'roof, with, at least twenty rouods,Ofball, .antl. if tlicy oight, two horse guards bOides. if, the '.coac'hc:tr ter 4ove.zoool. the number of horsemen . to-be four. The postillion and coachman are to be armed with cutlasses anti pistols,. and the soldiers are, to be trim by a Military 'Commission„, if they' suffer the carriage to be robbcz ky tiny nittser ban. • asse‘i Avo,t 4hsir 20 round, and fought it put bathe lait. :« The aecusationt.of the French Government' against the. English are not to he admired for their consistency, however they may he for their . ingenuity. We are in the same Paper accused of scattering our gold over the earth, and subsidiz ing all Europe, and also of having rifled the strong box ofevery Nation where we have tract. ed. Those whoprefer this accusation, know that it h not .difficult to impoverish a Country, but they ntust know also that it is very difficult to enru-b it at the same time. Ic was on the.7th of January, 48ot, that Ce. raerb;, Arena, anti their associates, were brought to trill for the attempt on BONAP.ottr, .and W. is on the same day, that the trial of I)amitn4 for the attempt on Louts V. took place in 1757. I'he , coinCidenec was, like. 'many . of the frapromptus of the Chief Consul, dotibtless the result of a premeditated plan, as it has. in,sOrrie of the journals been made the subjed ofa Cnlttpari.: son between the two modes of process v The ge_ nen' amelioration which luis been produced in 'the admihkatration of justice in: cverSt`eo l l64, is con4dered'as the result of ibe;Revolution r and not of the general pr gross. of mankind. While the Ou sE N of Lou s- the prittT 0,14 . rx was at Altona, she preserved. ,the stlifTeSi incog nita; She received all thc French there without di st iotion, and with9ut cereniony - i . she: gave as. sistance to, those who stood iflQst to Want of it.— .she went by was the Countes de Lit; t, E. She lodged at an Inn upon The Elbe, -kept by' the ci-devant Count de Mt t.oNt.: A. Sockty at. Lubeck, established for beneyoleot PkirOSCS, having in vain endeavoured fo introduce count Rumiotto's Soups, which ftotnLtiie'ta-s.te-of' tree People there, were. not relidled,havedireded their to the cookery. 'of 'Palsd anti.Vcge. t;.1,1e1,, w-hich they sell ill a prepared Stain, to the root at I voy low price. Tho :irate of the Poor in Brusseli at this rno meta i* lamentable. 'Workhouses are .not yet built, and the Poor are permitted to' beg. with a licence. , •14,1orLs any relief aforded to, those-Who - are unable, 'from dise4se ; to take advantage' of this licensed mrtolitity. Allspecour to them is adjourned till the period ivhen the profits of the labour of those, in the flouse shall . be sufficient to afford ft to those ,, out of the House. The praaiee or giving New-Year's Gifts has been traced 'back to Tix 144' 'the King of the Sabines, the. Legal partner with Romutus, irrlhis new Kindoen. That Sovereign Waving been maer:es-fitl on the first day of the year after a pre sent made him of some'braflehei cut from a,wood dllicate.d to STRENNA, the' PodAeis of Strength, F i ftlAsht4 the praaice whichhas since continued t o t presents on that day. As a proof of tfilS:filq 'French word Etre Witt is-quoted, derived fibni 'Streitfrt.r, by which 'the' Romani de; signattd thun. ' , • • • 14... AP- T :l ger •-47 NAVAL N < .; , ` N < .; ' .`?, .. AT Ekr s. A..„..., ... Nvf illr hOpel;lo7f palaEi , tdotiPlPM2lle teideareati Sit aribi ierit tiattent. =t POOLE, jAx. i 6: ~Jj::} .. '~:1;:Sti _ r . • • T'H Ship E - ifa r v;i, of this, Place; CUPt. •-,,• KINSON, arrived last. night frcirn Newfoundland.: The Captain relates, • that she sailed from St. John's the aoth of December last, under convoy of His N'lajesty's Ship Cami//a, Capt. LARuaAN, and that on the 31st day'Of 'December, the fleet being lying-to, in long, '2s. b : W. lat. 4.8. 26 N. in a very heavy gale of wind from the W. at •three o'clock in the afternoon, he saw the Camilla lying on'her beam ends, with her lower yards in the water fora considerable time; that - she cut, away her - mizen-mast, which in some degree relieved her, and hoisted some sail, and wore, and - ran, away kefoie the wind ;. that the bcrifid, and another Ship of the #leet, immediate ly also, ~and' follow 4 her ;.,tluit. 'sho passed through a -great deal of _wreek,. such as spars, gun.cdtriages, •parti, hammoCk .s, -net!inir &e. - and in, coutse of` an hour, there.; being- -, tremendous sea 'running, ,they ; lost , night of her„, and hive neither seen. -or heard; anything of her since.. °apt,' WakKlNSOici . also say s, that op the,..4.th and sth days of Jaituary, he encountered another dreadful gale, and has s ince,. that time had-very vourable weather, , • , 3•111;- of the Lizard, he tptike'.wiiii the Cuitit , oneof the' `VICO, bound tO:Lonclop ate N'fa;tli tht,lie. ; haj "day liera!i - iporcen . witlt the /x4JA,sti-V, NTArniew st atiotlua of the. Vlcet, bound for tills •PLY MOUTH, - lAN. 15. . 'rut Prerich . Logger. aril/4k here LW e Glin-vtiitlftotnPletelY 'fitted, Inocalting , one z3,tich on- e: lonb 24. -pounder, and four 43,vi'vels,;1;e114,ir;alfarm s ' - with 3c, mon captured.,,an h e r, 11 4 14 0 frbri Havre to Brest itj,•"th lividiciev Frigate, Bhe is onci-Ofitho.sa fd,t P ur° :pose of conveying Troops 'to By the 'Cartel which arrived here yesteraP r fro rn,' Mixtes, intelligence is received that age' neva. tilutnin;Ati . on!topli place throughout I.'oo l on the evening previOu4 to her sailing, on count' of a 'l)?ace, 4144 to-have been cfre-aoil '. . . won the Austrians and French,r,':P ~- . PORTSIITOUrif, jAn. ind Alta / I , this, day at tbe Mothcrbanli, was piti tind,er quarantine, the tgliowing , sl}orts, with T(popfromGibraktar Orkiisforii t • •ri*ry, .Isabella, Ceres EVelove, trince cone Argo.' A . ,•:,. JAI;, Iris M 4 j c s'tY l i ii. - 17:t , :v . raily , 1 last 1 4 111 to the \Nrestv. , :ini. The qa,vnet Sloop o 1 War .c*ne in this n or ' " ins from - . 4 Crud ze; 411.1 remains •TOr 4g4WVII/6 7 / 4 P/16).)1/7 J ri+ ' :c /,1,1 iirlatg' rs• frig i Cr/Iflfi .1111 Nri k er .340QeS ; rigi,"iftr ‘.501?1.- } - - .4 2.41' 4 6 4 4 nCaiii :Kent ) it (1); and Auj T;',otS 4 Armed Critters, • A" the ;-; —rme, A -af.rore, this morning with C.onvo;7l‘ . 6'tli , * $ll5 E R gSS. 6 • A,lnt Si bop 7a/otlle, CAP' • YEMPL'Er • Crame ititp avbev , titejanui;nr, to refit. ' . • '4e• , Z. the arrival rilthe. Cartel from Efollantbs° have received the following •:particulars ror; 446. of ale Roo:.Cuttier, on the I 3" l , he t-letober Huse :--':chof R 6,1? CUltef was in procure& a pilot; who at or r o'S4iloCk, P. brought her to anchor, in or'', *:to proceed' toEMh3en on the - following morti At ten, P.M. the same night, , she was a ttar t 1 -by the Enemy, who amide an attempt to 11(13. 1 . 'her, but the Crew - defended. them se l ves one 1 0 and - ten -Minutes' against a very superior face ! ebnsiSting-of .two on-brigs, one cat ry ing 5° twenty -lour rounOrs, 16 swivels, and 5; r° and the other" three eighteen-pounders,. a lll t j o i Mtn: The force of the Rose was onlY.. , : a t feorlonnders, and z 8 -rneu, From •the , superiority of the Encluy, being much shAtteteuat and havipg-,several. mcn wounded, bi l e ' 4l: ' length obliged to strike. Th e Rice ha d „,, e killed, and five others, Mr. OLi v6 ,-1; the commander, badly Wounae l a; it is _ feared that - the Commander wilt roji the us' right arm,. as he was ;wounded:izy grayeAtO the, itit are likely to do 11' we , ~, -,