The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-03-03 00:00:00

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F AC SIMILES OF WASHINGTON'S LETTERS.
THE Purchasers of JUDGE MARSHALL'S
LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, aril the Public
at large. are respectfully informed, that Sit JOHN SINCLAIR
has obligingly con,entod to permit the elegant Tribute in the
htmsory of lits illustrious Friend, his FAC SIMILE CUR RE
IsPONUENCE, to be sold iii connection with the Lite, at the
reduced mice of It. %. per copy.
The Pronr.etor of Joilge MARSHALL'S LIFE lots no
time, therefore, in atspouncing that W APIING VON'S FAC
SIMILE LE IrTERS to Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. which ior
a superb small Q.iefte Volume, may now be had of him, and
Of all other Booksellers, at the moderate price abuts men•
tinned —.No 1,, Bridge street, Blackfriars, February IS, 1507.

A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPER-
'ins of FI.ELCY HOSIERY.

By WILLIAM BUCHAN. M. D.
Author of Dorn,!Aiic Me,lime -..Tho Sixth Edition.

le The Monthly Review, this Letter is notadad in the ha-
iflelllll curd'. Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several
which Are either caused or initicased by the •11141iforis
of climate in this riiiirory, and which are like;y to be nt,viatr
to. relieved by Etenvon to proper clothing. He recommends,
and we think jualv, the Manufacture called Fleecy floeiery,
i„ preference to Flannel. Indeed, the delicacy and utility of
this Article, fully de,erve the praise which is hereby bestowed
upon it"
to be had of OA Patentees of the rimers Hosiery, Hol-
land, Wantell, anal linnets, No. 910,* High Holborn ; and of
the different Booksellers.
•e• La Laurette Mr Le Doctour Buchan, slant degiatoitre
eN Fraiwow.

1 ReIO;VP4. Tlmt every Benefattion and Subsolption, how-
ever «nail the Amount, will be most thankfully received for
the Hospital
sulei‘Jyticnis are received by tho Treasurer, 4E14. Pelly.
Esq.; Mr. Jones, Secretary, Crutched.Friarst Messrs. Main-
wiring and Co and Meson. Bolder° and Co. Bankers, torn-
hill; Messrs. Robert.° Curtis, and Co ; C. H Turner, Esq.
n. Lie4some ; by the Committee at the Hospital; Messrs.
Siker., Smith, and Co.; and Dntrien and Co.
BENEFACTIONS SUBSCRIBED Al' THE MEETING.
I. a. I. a.
J. J. and R. Mangles Si.. ii IV.llc3ish, Shadwell 103 0
Trainan, Haulsuiy, A Claude Scott . . 105 0
Co. . . . 311 0 C. Smith and .1 and
J. awl .1 Coops . 211 0 L. Currie . . 105 0
J. W Carom, ..31 10 I se Sir W. Fraser, Bart. MS 0
Anna Mara Crape 31 1 . J. M. Raikes . . 32 10
Hannah Cone . 31 1 Captain lluddast . 52 10
Mary Anne Cope 31 10 ..1 Heildart, Jun. . 31 10
David Scott and Ca. 3? In I William Wallis . 52 10
David Scott . . 31 10 D Barclay,Wattharn.
Henry Bonham . 31 10 stow . . 52 10
S. Hartwell . . 11 10 George Godwin . 50 0
John lanes . . 31 10 Richard Miles . 52 10
Samuel Thornton . .3 10 E. Simeon . . MI 10
H. Manes Thornton 31 10 John Melts . . 30 10
WI ham Thornton . 31 10 William Wells . 52 10
John Thornton •31 10 John Nl•Taggatt .50 0
NI in* Sus-Giaiwitrm] Jew • Grepon . . 50 II
C. H. 'nutter .I..iin Thompson . 32 10
Samuel Jai Item ---. Usher . . 5? 10
H. Charrington
630 0 J. Thornthwatte . 31 le
Q. HarrisWilliam Rolenson . 31 10
T. Rowcroft Miss Wulff, Balham 31 10
IVol,ani Davies J. M. Wolff, dinar . 31 10
Sir Win Curt.s, Rut. 101 0 Thomas ASIOII . 111 10
' /10Darte, Curtis, all 4 sr Aston, jun. . 31 10
Co. . . . 105 11 John Boulcett . 21 0
Harman an I Co. . 103 0 A. Calvert . . 31 10
Edward Harman . 31 10 T. King . . .31 10
Henry Harman . 31 11 R. Westby Hall . 31 10
W. Storrsand W. Fry 157 10 Matthew Weirton . SI 10
Sinai and Sun . . 1...5 0 R. Prestwood . 31 10
Hem, Goodwyn . 103 li IE and J. Coodhardt 03 0 '
Henry R. Goodwyn 31 HI GH. Hahn . 5 5
G. Bowles . . 10. 0 Sir W. Wizard, Lit. 14 0
Rev. Dr. Glasse . I 0 10 T. Blisard . 26 5
Hon P. Pusey . 3 5 Dr. Cake . .31 10
Sir R. Wigrain, Req. 105 0 J. Hodgson, Jon. 91 10
W.Mellish, EN. MP. 101 0 John Atkins . 31 10
Mrs Salmon . . 3 0 John Lecke . 11 0
A. Biting . . 31 10 T. Drape . .St 0
P. Free . • .3t 10 Edward Smith . 10 10
R. Catnap . • 31 10 Robert Belson . 10 10
Roebuck, Stow. and H. Blackburn • t 3
Kay . . 51 0 T. Eastman . 10 10
Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr.
Alexander Roweroft. for lass salve and judicious Padua us
the bus nem of this day.
Resolved„ That the thanks 01 this Meeting be given MW.
Mainwaring, Esq. fur his able and impartial conduit in elala
Chair. By order, JOHN 'DHSS, seassery.

Lord REDESDA LE moved the Pe,ition Xaou:d
lie on tie s'abte —Ordered.
PRUSSIAN TREATY AND SUBSIDY.
Lord Grenville then preses.ted A Message from
Hi, Majesty, which was to the following purport:
"GEORGE REX,
alts Majesty thinks it pro:ier to acquaint the Hots* of
Lords, that a Treaty of Pasco has been concluded betwixt
His Majesty and the King of Prussia, a copy i.f which, as soon
as the Ratifications shall exchsnyed, shall be rommunic.ael
to this house; and to acquaint the Howse that His Maje.ty's
Minister, who signed that Treaty, by aothority 6inma ham for
that :impose, has take.' upon himself to make an advance of
money to the Prussian Government, to the amount of 50,0001.
ter for the purpose of assisting them in Oar. present con-
test with France, a inch advance His Majesty 11:.; been pleased
to approve, and he trusts that this House will en.lilts kilt to
make geed the same."
'The Message, on the motion of Lord GRES.
VILLE, was ordered to lie on the Mid I::
further consideration was hard for Wednesday next ;
when their Lordships are t., bo particnixrly sum.
mooed to at Lnd.
His Lordship presented also a ition fr,rn :he
Debtors confined in the gaol of La:-:esst?r, 1...1
was ordered to he on the Table.—Atij..turr.d.

HOUSE OF COMMON i•

The SPEAKER acquainted the House tt.-.! he
had received • letter from General Sir J. Stuaits
dated the 24th of Fehruary, stating, tha: he had re-
ceived an authenticated copy of a letter addressed
to him from Mr. Secretary Windham's Ofbc... ins
closing the Speaker's letter, expressive of the thanks
of the House to the General and other Officers arid
privates, as well as to the General himself, to► their
discipline ,nd gallantry on the Plains of Maids, in
the atlion with the enemy upon the 4th of July. Ile
further stated, that he had communicated this letter
to the army under his command, than which t •
more honossa`ile testimonial a ISriaeh sti!dies could
not be encouraged t ..spire to He concluded by
expressing his own personal ackn wlezments for
the hiAla honour conferred upon him.
These new Members were sworn, and t-ok
seats.
A great number of Members obtained leave of
absence, for daunt periods, in consequence or U*