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London, England, 1807-06-02

T E BEAU MONDE • or 3 • LITERARY AND
-LA 'FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, t.)c Eighth Number
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WANTS A SITUATION,

S. COACHMAN, a 'Young Man of light
weight : can liasve "a good CharaEtcr lioth 'his last
Place; where lie lived two Years.
Letters dircaecl (post-,paid),ll.) E. K. at George Pigg's, at.
the Light Hbrse Stables, Gitty's-inn-lane, will be duly at-
tended Lk.). •
London, England, 1807-06-02

BIRTIIS.

Lately, at his Lordship's seat, at Guerdington,
shire, the Right lion. Lady Kenyon, of a Daughter.
A tew'days.agn, at Barnlick, in the County of Clare, Ire,
land, the Lady of StackpOol Main; Esq. of a Son.
London, England, 1807-04-08

SUPERIOR WINES.

SPENCER and PERKINS, No. 115,. Newgate-
LI street, Importeis of-Wine for upwards of forty years,
sixteen of which they have alopled that admirable Mode of
meliorating it in large Vats':6l 3 and 4003 Gallons contents,
as is practised in Germany and oilier Placesabroad ; by which
their Wines are so impioved in flavour, and their Cordial
Qualities retained, that they .are not only a delicious Liquor
to the Palate, but grateful to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha-
bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port,
'Madeira, Bucelia, Bcc. is of'. is,ovol. value, by which they
are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, both in Cask and
Bottle. They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, and ilast-India Ofange Shrub, the
oldsst in London, treated in the same manner in Vats, which,
with their, Wines, they sell •on the most moderate Terms.
for Ready-money.
Not less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town free of
Expence. •

TO BE LET'',
Handsomely Furnished, fred of all Taxes,

• • .
A HOUSE, consisting of Three Sitting and Gen-
rlernan's own RoomS, four best Bed-chambers, Nur-
sery and Childrens' Sitting-room through it, with Attics,
&c. ecc.; Six-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, and Gar-
den well stored with Fruit Trees, cropped for the present
year; Gieen-house filled with rare Plants. Situation nine
Miles Irons Cheltenham, ten from Malvern Wells, and two
ttom Tewkesbury.
For Particulars apply to Major H-, Worthing, Sussex;
if by Letter, post paid.

A PI( OTESTANT's LETTER.
This Day was published,
Price only is. or per Hundred, 31.35.
LETTERS addressed to Lord GRENVILLE and
Lord HO WICK upon their Removal from the Coun-
cils of the King, in consequence of their attempting the total
Repeal of the Test Laws now in force, with resped
Majesty's Army and Navy.
By. A P ROT ESTANT.
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Register for tBcs, price 16s.

VOYAGES DE CYRUS. • •
This Day was published,
In izmo, price 4s. 6d. bound, a new Edition of

T ES YOYAGES. DE CYAUS ; avec uti Dig-
cours sur la Mythologic & la Theologie desAnciens.
Par M. RAMSAY. Seconde Edition, avec la Signification
des Mots les plus difficiles en Anglois au bas de chaque page.
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Where may be had, '

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montel, price 4s. bound. Also Promenades de V idorines ;
ou Soirees Ainusantes et Instrudives, par Miss Le Noir, izino.
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fr
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+; ..

TIOWYER's and the CITY LOTTERY will be
ies. positively decided by the STATE LOTTERY which
commences Drawing on Tuesday next, the mth April. The
TicketS areon Sale on: tlil,.)west Terms,' and in variety of
Numbers, at the Offices the Corner of Rink-buildings, Corn-
hill, and lacing the Gate of the King's MeWS, Charing- cross,
byItiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

ARMY AN!) NA*/ Y,EQU ,
IPAGE.
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS • Furni,
tu re, M amasses, and Bedding complete, are very respeet-
tully to Gentleinen 'as being the most portable
and Superior, to. any others made. iii liondon ; , Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beck, and Chairs, tin on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
' MORGAN and SAS') ERS's'
Patent Bedstead.ManufaCiory and Wave-Rooms,
Ncis. ;6 and ;7, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's 'New .invented Imperial Dining
—tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a .116 k.
but ten Inches deep.
N. 'B. The. Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chairdßed
Ware—
house. • •
London, England, 1807-04-08

Ft t
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I', r

SECOND WEEK. of the EXTRAORDINARY PER-
FORMANCES ; also, the SECCND. WEEK of the
Special Engagement of the famous EQUESTRIANS.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's,. WEST-
MINSTER BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage ot their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
• WA LES and Duke Of YORK.
rTHIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, April sth,
.1. 1807, ,and every Evening this Week,

A GRAND EQUESTRIAN INTRODUCTION:
Various- Manoeuvres, &c. by Me,srs. Parker, Crossman, •
Smith, .and Davis's Grand popular Troop, including all
their Horses, who are specially engaged at this Theatre for
a short time. This Pertorinance will be assisted b)4 the
Pandean Band of Musicians:. &c: •
UNPARALLELED EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES
By the First Troop .in the World, includiUg Mr. SMith the
Flying Horst -aan, and the two Masters Davis's wonderful
Agility on Horseback.
Elevated and astonishing ROPE DANCING,- •
Grand Operatical Ballet of A6lion, called .
JOCKEY AND JENNY ;
Or, LOVE FOR LOVE.
Principal Dancers Mr. CROSSMAN and Mrs. PARKER.
The whole to conclude with (9th time) an entirely new Pap-
tornizne, invented and produced by Mr. 9.stley, jun.
called

MOTHER BUNCH,
AND THE YELLOW DWARF.

With its dependant splendid Stage Spectacle, Scenery, Ma-
chiiiery, Dresses, &c. • "
Harlequin, Mr. CROSSNIAN
Clown, Mr. ,LAURENT ;
And Colurribine, Mrs. PARKER.
The other numerous Charaders by-the rest of the Company.
-Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half
past Six precisely.
Boxes 4s. Pit 2S. Gallery is.—Second Price at Half'
past Eight o'clock.
P 14M to be taken at the Box-Office, Westminster Bridge.
Servants can not possibly keep Places! after Half paA
Seven.

'TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS for the
Fir St-drawn Ticket in the GOVERNMENT STATE
LOTTERY, which begins Drawing on Tuesday, 14th April,
and every Ticket drawn on that Day tvill be a Prize. •
London, England, 1807-04-08

POETRY.

•
What'elamours around 'gainst the CAT Hots cs ring, '
Lest they soon should destroy CONSTIT UT lON and Kt !
Granting this be their aim, 'tis but fair we should. own
They wouldgive us instead AN INFALLIBLE THRONE."
London, England, 1807-04-08

MARR aD.

•
lin Friday last, Baddeley Child, .Esq. son of,Vice-Admi-
ral Child, to Miss Catharine Ford, of Newcastle, Stallard-
shire.

On the Ist ult. in the Island of Antigua, I. S. Tracey,
Esq. (Secretary to Rear-Admiral Sir A-. Co.:lirane), to:Miss.
Ann Osborne, daughter of -- Osborne, Esq. of that
Island.

, On the 31st ult. .at Guernsey, Dr. Borland, lnspedor of
Army Hospitals. to Misg Walters. .

. .
Oil the iitki ult. at Glasgow, Alexander M'Arthur, Esq.
of Linlithgow Bridge, to Miss Margaret Hill, second daugh-
ter of the late George Hill, Esq. of Hillend, near Glasgow.
On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr.
Charles Grey, of Shepherd-street, to Miss Arnctt, of
tbrd-street,
London, England, 1807-04-08

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FRIDA ,

n'.."y'

ADMJRALTY-OFFICE,
4114 25, 1807.
OTICE is hereby given, That Session of :Oyer
II and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of, Offences,
committed on the High Seas, Within the yu r isdi t 7 la n of the Ad-
rairalty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old tidi-
ly, London; on Friday the 26th of 'June next, at Eight o' Clot- k in
the Morning.

W,1LL1,1211 41,11:,7DEN.
London, England, 1807-06-05

&A%i AI, NEws.

PORTSMOUTH, :TORE 4.—Arrived La Flecezc S:
'cif War, Capt. WHiri, from off Havre.
Sailed the impetueux, of SU guus, 'Capt. LAW-
-FORD, for 3 cruize 'off Brest.,

The anniversary of the Birth-day of our gracis
Sovereign was observed here with the.usuald:n.or.-
strations of joy.

DEALi JUNE ;L—Sailed the Musquito S 1 i.)j, of
War, for the French Coast.
Arrived His Majesty's- Ships Sizylark Sloop of
War, and Thrasher Fire-vessel, frotn.a cruizc, and
remain in the Downs.

Arrived last night the ailders
_Sloop of `4,Pa
from the Westward, and sailed.again this day, tv
the Clyde Frigate, Commodore OREN, to ult....KJ:lh-
ward.

This clay being the Anniversary of His 41faj-i y'3
Birth, at one o'elo6c this afternoin a Royal te
was fired by the Ship; of War in. the Downs, a, d
the different Cashes and Batteries.

SHEERNESS, JII7NE 3.—Arrived His r+Lijesty.m Shp
Devastrition, of
.•02.) guns, Capt. SMITLI,: frQ it.e
Downs.

•
Came down from the River, at tint ward-bo Ind
East Indianian. •
The Pandora, with Convoy for tll.
to-morrow ; and the Alert, for
London, England, 1807-11-16

r(esept,

The Klyo's Moss Excelleto Majesty in Council.
Whereas tbe Sale of Ships.by a jlelligerent to a
Neutral iaconsidered by Franas to be illegal
And whereas a great part of the Shipping' of.
France. and her Allies has, been protected from Cap-
ture during the present hostilities by transfers, or.
pretended transfers, to Neutrals :
Arid whereas it is fully justifiable to adopt the
same rule, in this respe6l, towards the Enerriy,
which applied by the Enemy .to this Country .
His Majesty is pleased, by and with the„adiriee.
of his Privy Council,. to order, and it is ,hereby or!
'tiered, That in future the Sale to a Neutral of any
Vessel belonging to his • Majesty's Enemies shall
not be deemed to be legal, nor in any manner to.
transfer the property, nor to alter the character of
-such Vessel : And all Vessels now belonging, or
which shall hereafter belong, to any Enemy of' his
'Majesty,
.„notwithstandhl any sale, or Pretended
sale to-a Neutral, after a reasonable time shall have
tOr receiving itiformatiou. of this his Pi*
jemy's Order at the place where such sale, or pre-
tended sale, was \effeeted, shall be caPttired ,and'
brought in, and shall be adjudged as laWful-Tprize to,
t 130, captots.

And the,, Right "Hationratilo t4o Lords Comtnil 1
siofler of his Majegy's Treasury, his Welty', Jinn-
London, England, 1807-02-02

TRANSPORT OFFICE,

• • January 3i, 184.
rcHE CONMISSIONERS fur Conduaing HIS
Atitj.c.srr-st ricznysfoßT SERVICE,' for takiv
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they wilt he ready
at this Office, on Tuesday, the 3d of March, 1807, to receive
Tenders, and treat with such Persons a r may he willing to conical
'fir Pia:tailing Sick and IYoundil Seamen and Prisoners of War
at the undermentioned Places, from the ist April next,' viz.

Yarmouth--Sick and Wunded Seamen. Plymouth—Spanish
Prisoners of War in health, Sick Prisoners of If "ar at the Mill
Prison. Le Caton HApited Ship at Plymouth—Sick Prisoners of
War.

No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor ivy noticed unless the Party, or •an Agent for him,
personally attend. A separate Tender must be made for each Ser.
, vice, and each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter born two
yespeflable ,Persons engaging to 'bec;;lne bound with the Person
tendering in the Sum of soc;ol. for the due performance of the
,Vontraa.

Farther Particulars may be-known by app.lying at this Office,
Sr 1e .111 r. Tait,
,the Surgeon of the floipital at Yarmouth; Cr to
Captain Isaac Cotgrave, R. N. the "'gem! for Prisoners at Ply-
mouth. .
London, England, 1807-02-02

Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in wordr at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One' o'clock on the said Tuesday,. the intb of
Febtu.evy next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender , or
some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /u►,
London, England, 1807-02-02

S I IRE.

• TO •B 1; SOLD BY AUCTION,
In the Spring of the year 1807, unless. previonsly,flisposed
of!oy Private Contraa, of which ti:nely Notice will in that
Case
L 'x. given,
THE MANOR of NINGTON; :and the
Capital and Elegant Mansion 1-louse called.WlN_
G TON- ;H A 1.; (with such. quantity of"-Land'as may he
agreed on), and the extensive Pleasure C;younds,,.:Valled Gat_
dens, Vineries, -Hot-houses, Green.'houses, ?*•rubberies,
Plantations, superb Poultry-house,.. 145. feet in front, two
Cold Baths, Ice-house, and'convenient :and conunodious
attached and detached Qffices, Coach-houses, Stables fon
47 horses,' thereunto belonging, beautifully situated on the
Banks of the River Weiver, on a dry, healthy Soil, and in a
fine sporting• Country, wiihin three miles of the Foresfof
Delaincre (where a Pack of Fox Hounds are kept), and with,
in one mile of the market-town of Northwich, in the county
of Chester. . - -
N.B. There. is plenty of Brine and 'Rock Salt under part
of this Est-ate adjoining the River Weaver. • - • •
A Plan of thfr•Estate may be seen, and further particulars
had, by apply log to Mr. Cilantler;Solieitor, in Northwich.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, and WEST MIDDLESEX ‘VA-
TER-WORK SHARES; a SHLYERNESS PIER
130 ND ; HARROW ROAD TURNPIKE SECURI-
TIES, &c.

MONTHLY SALE,.
By Mr. SCOTT,

On-Friday, February 6, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garreway's,
'rIRAND JUNCTION And ASHBY-DE-LA-
..SFIAAS, and MORTGAGE BONDS,
bearin-A 5 per Cent. interest ; . Rochdale, Lancaster, Wor-
cester, Birmingham, Kennet..and 'Avon, and Union Canal
Shares ; a Sheerness Pier-Bond- or 2 01. ; Two Bonds- of
cool. each, on the Harrow Road, Middlesex, all bearing per
Cent. ;• and Four Shares in the West Middlesex Water-
Works,, expeeted to prove a very valuable Concern: • .
Particulars at Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ;.
and of Mr. Scott,. 25, New Bridge-street.
London, England, 1807-02-05

LtTERATLTRE

ND
THE FINE ARTS.
O n the tst of March, rBol will be publisiied (price zs.),
.7 1 of an ew arid supero, Periodical Work, with splendid
- mbelaishments '•entitled,
TRE CABINET or, Monthly Report of Polite
pa Literature. including a Review of Buoks, and accom-
emn'ect by a Cabinet Edition (separately paged awl ornament.
A ' 01 the most poPular English Plays ;,with Anecdotes and
ilnotations, Biographical, Critical, and Dramatic.
le„The Contents of this- WOrk will be arranged tinder The
enal heats of Biography, the Aria, Critiei,m, Anecdotes,
iscellany, Poetry, the Drama, a Review of Books and Mu.
e' the London Theatres, the Provincial and Foreign Stages,
ab`, 'tid will consist of a vast variety of interesting and vain_
,4'e articles. Twelve nalt-sheets (96 pages) will be given in
Magazine,
Number, and Ttvo EnAraviw,s, one to accompany 'the
thlazine, the other .to embellistT the Appended Edition of
4f:4Theatre, to which twenty.four Pages will he'appropri-
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he Wormonth }will be printed with a new Type cast for the
preP?se,-and on a fine yelloW wove Paper, manufaCtured ex-
sstY for The Cabinet.
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Plai!'e4ws and Leigh, 18, Strand (where .a PrOspectus ex-
ad-,',g the plan aid objetts of this Vork at large may be
Neners,
awl sold by all the Booksellers, Stationers, and
through iut the United Kingdom.

. ,
THF. NAVY.
In a Closet This Day was published,
y printed Volume, embellished with View of
great
Vielories and a Chart, price 75. 6d. bound andslet-ered (a few
Copies taken on fine Paper, pjice los. 6d. ele.'
fatly bound).
HE 'BRITISH NEPTUNE ;- or, , a History or
VAVthe Rise, Progress, and Triumphs .of the BRITISH
Yfrom the Time of ALFRED to the GLORIOUS
ro RN of TRA FALGAR, interspersed with Anec-
t,‘ es and Notices of.the successive Improvements in Naviga.
"'II. Ship-building, and Naval Tactics.
By WILLIAM BURNEY, A. M.'
Master ot the Naval Academy at Gosport, &C.
411 e National Importance of such a complete and corn-
r,',aaious Work as the above mentioned, will, at the present
"lament, be generally telt.
thl'he Editor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured
~v;s9ughout to inculcate a spirit of emulation, by means of
1P• ”Ich, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to
leltate the brightest examples recorded in or Annals and
has also in every part studiously blended inustruetion; with
ntertainment
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The NAVAL
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
... HEOES of GREA'r N, or !Ives of distinguishedß Admirals and Commanders,BßlTA from Sir
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.•. • ,
Li 111" !LE:PO.Iff.

'

COdItT OF KING's I3ENCII, WESTMINSTER,
TUESDAY, NOV. 10.

THE KING V. COLONEL. DKAPEa !,

. ,
,i:;)ar."Readets • will " recolleta that we ,freeinently
44100144 otcasi6n to notice this iNise,, in its prOgres,
sineeithe: .application
_made .by her.; GA a aow 'thre•e
Terms since for a criminal information. They. will
.aisd remember various" motions on- the part of the
-Defendant, by his Counsel, Mr:MARRY/v.1,, in order
to postpone the.trial.of the cause from time totime,-
on the ground of the absence of a material. witness,
• Dr. Lynch, then absent in the Island iof Trinadad.
The last application, however, of this kind, was re-
fused• by;the: Court in Trinity Term, and the be-
feodadt was found guilty at the following Sittitis,
(before Lord.ELLEt4notiouGii.- ';

Mr. •DAtiNOEr, on the part of the Defendant,
I:daappliedfor a new trial. 'He said that the Court
would remember that the prosecution against the'
1-Defehdantwas for a libel upon Mr. -Sullivan, late
-Under,. Secretary of Sokre.. He.admitted the fa6.l'Of
the pnblication, antl:t hat. titer Defendant was 'the
author ;,.but he to thediscreion. Of the
,Court to determine whathetr, under all the circurn-
vstances, they would( tibt grot w new trial. The
reause7had•been .poifpotied several times; on account'
of the absence of'Dr;-Lynch, Who•had rade an affi-
davit. as la:the fads of w conversations between him
;and the Prbsecutor;..- Mr: Sullicat7 with 'regard •to
this libel, and which 'might tend; in some degree, 'to
(exculpate the Detertdant..,'- The foundation of the-
,- Learned Counsers• motion: was, t hat -Dr:, 14 tich 'had
arrived (although iabtenPiii the trial) in the month of
,SepteMber last.." flit: had made an affidavit, stating
Ms, reasons for not before leaving :Trinidad; becatise
,h 6 conceived that .prbttoas-, could he sent out to Chat
Island to take his depositions. When, howeveri'he
.received a letter; on,the 18th of June,' trorn• Mr.
Gloster, the Attorney4.leneral there, informing hitn
that his presence in' England was absolutely neces-
iiiiry,.. he JshiOpedt. himself on board the next Fleet,
anti arrived..tia -England: Supposing Dr.- Lynch
:were called lupon: the' -new- trial, 'and proved the
',Whole of !the convertatiOn • between hini- and 'Mr.'
-Sullivan, Mr: Dmitqcxy• was nware4hat it couldOet
go, to the length of:altering theverdiet ; yet it would
be. of:considerable import:weevil:l' 'influencing the
minds:Of their Lordships in favour of. the Defendant,
When he .shoidd be brought .up'to receive sentente
-,-Lord ELLENBOROUGH."" AS the Witness,. :if
ealledi, would not alter. the tnitidi of. the Jury upon
the new trial, the Court cannot grant the objeer of
this application i- especially- ar Thu Defendant will
have the benefit of. -Dt% Lynch's:depositions when
judgment is delivered.".-.---kule refused.
London, England, 1807-11-11

PURCELLS V. 'AUKCI4AMARA.

...
Mr. GURNEY applied; on the part of the Plaintiffs,
to set aside.anonsuit. It was an action for a mali-
cious prosecution for perjury. The ground of the
'tumult had been, that there' was a variance between.
'the Declaration and the Record, the former 'staling
that the • Maintain were acquitted on the morrow
attar the Holy Trinity, and the latter alledging that
the acquittal took ,placeaan Ttiesday next after the
morrow after the Term of Easter. The Learned
Counsel contended, that the nonsnit should be set
aside, on the ground that the variation was not ma-
; atid supported his argument upon the
cases of Rushby v. Watsbn (2 tit, I 050), Filth 'v.
Gray,. Drury v. Twiss, and the king v, 'Locker
(i I'. It. ^4o). Ike likewise cited the case of Pope
v. Forster (4 T. 4. 590), and contended against the
doctrine there laid down by Lord Kenyon.--Rule
to show cause granted.
London, England, 1807-08-05

GUIDE TO BOOKS.

This Day \was published, a Fourth EditiOn, to which is sub-
joined a Supplement, brought down to Midsummer 1807,
price is. 6d .• sewed,
AGUIDE to SCHOOLMASTERS, DOVER.
,t!, srunEs •
N S, . 1 S, and LOV E RS of LITERA-
TURE in gencr in the choice of the best Hooks in every
;;ranch of Knowledge. particularly in those which are adapt-
ed to Inc. bwitkeqs .17.41 Galin.
By lOSIIIIA COLLINS, A.M.
Reaor of Newport, and, late Master of the Grammar School
in that Town.
_

This Work IA thc.result of the Author's long eltsperience, .
both as a Student and a Teacher. Persons who seek know.
ledge on any subjrrt, may by means of it save rndeli mope),
in tire pukhase of worthless Books. and ,much piecious time
whlch ini;;10 be wasted on them. Those_ who desire to teach
others, whether the cot dßetors or siiiiiiinariOs of E‘locmio„
or valuiblc Mothers, who instruct their own offspring, will,
elk-et their objett with less expenee, and in much less time,
by adopting.the Elementary *Books palmed out to them in,
•
for Theimai Reynolds, Oxford street • and sold
b all the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh,
and Dublin. , ,
following fel:06001e Critical Sandions haveappesr.
ed of this Work : *. This is a well- limn and j..stlictotta
Publication, conveying much pratiii;al information on..the
gubjea of,
,F.dpgation, and ,is •theLorstie worthy the •
.perusal of every Verson concerned- in the* Improvement of
the rising•generation. The Account of Books generally ased
in Schools seems to be the result ot experience; anti certainly
(li4plays much erudition. The Author's. Recointtrendations
siriaiires are accompanied with such reasons and ciiti.*
cal- Ohservitions its do him* great 'credit, both as`a Schblar
and • C iiris tiara Teacher • nti- facobin 'Review.
" In.the kir“ Part of this, W orli,,are several judicious ph.
sereations ;
sand the Second Part enumerates the incest usefiti
intr&lnaory 13001:6 in every Brandi of Knowledge, remark-
on; theit•reNicetive merits, and cautiooiny, Parents and
I ristru4tors against 84.0c.liooks:which the Author, upon just
grounds o)Aecls to. Atiton:g thoie recomutenderi ire do not
obSeive any. that we Onsytcr r. objettiouable."—,lititith
Critic. - • '
London, England, 1807-04-09

ADMINISTRATIOIV.

As the public, may wish to see, in One view; the
late and the present state of Government with re-.
sped to its Official Supporters, We subjoin the fdllow-
lug list, and conceive that our readers will not, think
there is any thing in the fort-nation of the new Mi-
nistry to warrant those indecent refieeliong which
are cast on them by:party zealots, or any reason to
apprehend that their measures will not Lie condticive
to the national interests and honour. •

LATE. CABINET'. PRESENT.
Lord GRENVILLE, First Ld. Treasury; D.,
o. PORTLAND..

BOARD. —Lord H.
Pet ty,ll-d Althorpe,
Rt. Hon. W. Wick-

BOAR D. -Riglii
Hon. S. Perceval;
Marq.of Titchfield,

ham,
.1. Courtnay, Hon: W. Elliot,
Esq. W . S. Bourne.
Lord Erskine, Lord 'Chancellor, Lord Eldon.
Visc. Sidinouth, Lord President, Earl Camden.
Lord Holland, Privy Seal, ' E.. of Westmorland.
Earl Spencer, Sec. Home Departm. Lord I lawkcsbdry.,
Kt H.W Windham,— War & Colonial, Lord Castlereagh.
Lord Howick, Foreign.llepart. Rt. H. G. Canning.
Rt.H.T.G reit ville, FirSt Ld.Adnuralty,Lord Mulgrave.

BOA RD—J. Mark- boAan----f. Gam.
ham, Lsq. Sir H. , bier, Esq. Sir R.
Neale, Bt. Lord W. , . Bickerton, Kt.W. f .
Russell, Ld. Ken. 'lope; R. Ward, Ld.
sington, T. F. F rec.. Palmerston, J. But-
mantle, Esq. W. ler, Esq.
Frankland, Lsq.
Lord H. Petty, ,Chanc. of Excheq. Rt. H. S. Perceiml.
Earl of Moira, Mast. of Ordnance, Earl of Chatnam.

SUBORpINA'fE.

Rt.K. R. B.S heridan,Treas. ot the Navy,Rt. Hon. C. ttose.
R.H.R. Fitzpatriek,Seefetary at War, Sid M.Pulteney,t3t
Rt. Hon. G Tierney , P tes. 13d. Control, Rt.l9. R.S:Duntias.
Lord hlorpeth, commissiongrs al Rt. Hun. T. Wal-
l. H. Addington, face.
' ditto.
Esq. G. f ohnstone, Esq.
Earl of Derby, Ch. Duchy Lancast. Kt.Hon.S.Pereeval.
Earl ot bucking-
hamshire, Postmasters Gen. Earl, of Chichester.
4. ot Carysfoit,
Lord Auckland, Pres. Bd. of Trade, !earl Bathurst.
Earl Temple, , Deputy President, Rt. Ifon..G. Rose..
Re H.C.B,Bathurst,Master of the Mint, Earl Bathurst.
Earl Temple, 2 At. Hon. C. Long.
Lit I. TOwnslend, 5 Paymast, General, Lord ~..aurnerset.
Ear of Carnarvon, Master of the Horse, la nice of Montruse.
Lord St. lulu), Capt. Gent. Pension. Not vet declared.
Earl of Euston, Rang.o; TwoParks,Viscount Sidney.
Rt. Hon. N. Van-
fluskisson,
sittart, S;:cretaries of, the sq.
%V .H. F reemantle, Treasury,, Not yet declared.
Es.
ADavison, Esq. Tress. Ordnance, I. Hunt, Esq,
I. Calcralt, Esq. Clerk of Ordnance, Hon. W. W. Pole.
Sir it. Pigot, Attorney-General, Sir V. Gibbs, Knt.
Str S.RoMilly,Knt. Solteitor-Generai, Air. Plunier.
London, England, 1807-04-09

IRISH OFFICES.

Duke of Bedford, Lord Lieutenant, Duke of Richmond.
Rt. H.G.Ponsonby Lord Chancellor, Not yet declared.
Rt., H. W. Elliot, Chief Secretary, Sir A. Wellesley,Kß
Lord Grenville, First Lord Treasury,Not yet declared.
Sir 1. NeWport, Bt. Chanc. Exchequer, Rt. Hon. I. Foster.
Earl or Donogh-
more, Postmasters-Gen.' Not yet declared.
Ld. H. Fitzgerald,
Right Hon. D. 13.
Daly. • Muster-Mas.-Gen: Not yet declarO•
T. Sheridan Esq
/• ( .
Earl of Gratiarii, Clerk of the Crown, Not yet declared. .

SCOTS OFFICES.
E. of Lauderdale, Keeper Great seal, Duke of Gordon.
Hon. H. Erskine, Lord Advocate, A. Colquiloun, Esq.
lohn Clerk, Esq. Solicitor General, A. Ca:llpbell, Esq.
London, England, 1807-04-09

LATE ADDRESS TO THE KING.

Lord GtOEGE TRYN::r, appeared at the Bar, and
stated that his i\lajesty had: ben waited on with
the Address of that Fionse, to which his Majesty
Was ploased to return the. following most gracious
3115Wqr

" His Majesty has received.the Address of the House of
Commons, requ:sting him
.not tc>conter tiny places-.'except
during pleasure ; and he will. take the 'satneinto his serious,
considaration. llis Majesty thinks proper :to acquaint the
Howse, that he has granted the Office of Chance's-I,f of tit.,
Duchy of 'Lancaster only during pleasure and he assures
his faithful Cornmons, that in the exercise of the_pbwers
sett to him by raw, as well in- granting places fin. life, as
dUring pleasu;.e, his Majesty's discretion will always be re
tulati?d•hran-anltiour reprd to the interest and welfare of
his people."

A Message from the Lords announced 010- assent
to the Royal Family Annuity Bill, and the Irish
Paper
Averson from the Excise Office presented an Ac-
count of the quantity of Spirits imported , into Eng-
land from Scotland, from the
.Ist of 06toher 1805,
to the Ist of 06tober 1806, and from the Ist of Oc
tober 1806, to the Ist of March 1807.----Ordered to
•
lie on the table.

. ,
Mr. GRATTAN presented, two Petitions from
certain Citizens of Dublin, .4gainst ..tikq Dublin Pay-
.ing Bill, Ordered, to lie on the table.
The Clyde Navigation Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed,
London, England, 1807-04-09

NEW wnurs:

On the Motion- of Mr. BULLER, a new. Writ was
ordered to be issued for a, Member for West Looe,
in the room of Mr. Jameg 'Miller, • who, had 'ac-
cepted the Office of one of' the Lords of the Ad.:
mindty.
On the Motion of Mr: Tuegy.tt STEWART, a
new Writ was ordered for the Eledion of a Mem-
ber for. Weymouth; -in the room of Sir James „,Pul-
tene, who had accepted the Office of Secretary
at -War.
On the Motion of Mr. SSON, a new Writ
was ordered to be issucd for the Election of a Met..-
ber for Dorchester," in the room of the Hon.
AShley; who had accepted .the Office of
Clerk of the Deliverks of the Ordnance.
On the Motion of the satne Getlo,!,-opd, new Writs
were ordered fOrMernbers to serve for the follwA ing

places :.—For LilKear,i; in the room of the Hon. W.
Elliot, who 'had acceptLd the ptfic, of one of the
Lords of the Treasury ;. for Hasleniere,.ih the room
of Mr. Robert 'Ward, whO had accepted the, °ince
of ontr of the Lords of the _Admiralty ; for Dum-
fries-shire, in the room of Mr. johnstOn,;: uop,
who had accepted the C.i,iiice"of one of the Lords of
the Admiralty.
London, England, 1807-04-09

on the 24th May, T 203, on her arrival in port, will be paid,
onboard, the. proceeds of the said prize; and at Lynes Of-
fice, Plymoutt., every Tuesday and Friday tar three years.
To the Officers and Ships' Companies of the Squadron un-
der the command of Sir f . T. Duckworth, Bart. Vice. Ad-
miral of the White, consisting of His Majesty's Ships Su-
perb, Northumberland, Canopus, Spencer, Donegal,,Atlas.
Agamemnon, Magicienne, Acasta, Kingfisher, and lapervier,
for the Capture or the french Ships of War L'Alexandre,
Le Jupiter, and Leßrave, on the 6th February, ,So 6, and
clestruelion of L'lmperiale and Le Diomede, on the'rh Feb.
1806; and to the Officers and Ship's Company of His-Maje.s,
ty's Brig Penguin (sharing by agreement witli the Magicienne),
the proceeds of sundry spate stores larded from the same
prizes, together with the bounty and ordnance monies, on
Tuesday the 14th inst. at No. 3, Philpot-lane; and every
Tuesday and Friday, at the same place.
To the Captain, Officers, and Company of His Majesty's
Ship Thetis, for the Capture of the S.,:,tnish Schooners f tr.
piter, on the Nth tune, and Los Tres Amigos, on the 28th
July, 1806, on Friday the tOrh inst. on board, in Plymouth
Sound; and every Tuesday and Friday, for three.mouths, at
Lyne's Office, Plymouth.
To the Officers ant Company of His Majesty's Ship Pearl,
for the Capture of the Wreck of the Venus Transport, at
.Minorca, on the zad Otiober, ISoo, in conjundion with the
Alexander, Stronibolo, and Lutine, and for thq seizure of the
Fowler Transport, in the harbour of Mahon, on the 31st of
October, lBOO, in conjunaion with the Transfer, Lutine,
Strombolo, and Bonne Citnyertne, the proceeds of the hulls
of the said Vessels, every Tuesday and Friday for three years,
At No. az, Essex-street, Strand.
London, England, 1807-04-09

bISTIiIBIitI,ON OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's. Gitn-hrik,
Clinker, the•proceeds,Ol the Set. born, taken on the zoth
Febrnary, 1806, and Ion*: Elizabeth Sophi, taken on the
6th of March, tBo6, on her.arrival in port, .i:(1 every Wed-
nesd:9, and Friday for three months after the first day of pay-
ment, at Mr. Marsh's, in Gosport.
To the Officers and Cotnp.iny of His Majesty's Gun-brig
Fesreter, will. be paid at Sheerness their shares of the Dogger
fohanna, Captured 'August 1st,•18os ; and for three mcialts
atter, at No. 22; Arundel.: street. '

fo•the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig
hcute, their shares of salvage, of the Swedish GAliot Anna
Maria, capthred 4th December, at No. 22, Arundel-
street, on the gth.April ; and for three months, at the sans`
place. •

To'the'Officers arid Contpany of His Majesty's Gun—brig
Ferrettr will he paid, atSheerness; thetr shares of a payment
on account of the Anna captured of. the 2.3 t 1. July, 18c4, at
No, 22, Arundel-street, and tor three years, at :hi
same place.
To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's bun-brig
Hardy, fir the Capture of the Prussian brig Minerva, on the
19th of May, 1806, the net proceeds of the said capture, a)
the 6th inst. on bo.ird, or at No. 28, High-streer, Portsmouth,
every-Monday and Thursday afterwards for three months,
at the same place.
T".) the Captain, Officers, aid Company of His Majesty's
Ship Acasta, for the Capture of the Hatavian Sh;p Berbilt
on the 24th May, 1803, on her ar ival port, will be pa,;uf;
tilt board, the proceeds of the d mite ; anti at Lyne's
hoc, Plymouth, every Tuesda) and riday r three years, ,s
To the Captain, Officert, ...mpany o His Majesty
Sloop V mulct, for the Capture of ciao il!t Ship Br DO,
London, England, 1807-06-04

811371 a.

On Tuesday, ,the Lady of Thomas Brown, Esq. of New
Grove Mi'e•- Eni 'of a Son.

- -
YeAenlay.—rnciniini, in Hill-street, Berlieley.S.quare, the
Lady of Thomas Read Kemp, Esq. of a Daughter,
On•the 3st at Woolvvi,chy Mrs. Cleveland: wile of
'Captain Cleveland; l the Royal Horse Artillery, of a Daugh-
ter.
London, England, 1807-06-04

11:trAMEtt 450 '3

THEATRE ROYAL.; D.RURY4I,ANE.

HIS PRESENT lEVENTING; June 4, 1807,
T
AL Will be Oerfotineci . .

THE HAUNTED TOWER.
baron of Oakland. • Mr;ll..lqW -TON ;
Baron De Courcy; Mr. CA Ii,LES ;,1
ord William, Mr. BRA FIAM•;
Edward,- Mr.:BA INI•7+II.STE R ;
Robert, Mr. Dl G M
Lady Elinor De Courcy. Mrs. N.lO LT NTAINT ;
'Adela, Signora STO C E ;
Cicely, Mrs. MAT HEWS. • •
in Aa 111. will be introduced the favourile.,P,iir " Oft on
a Plat of Rising Ground," by Mr. BRAI-LIM.
I I. .
WITH,

THE" WOOD. .MENK)N.
Or, THE CLOCK HAS STR=UCK.
With new Music, •Scenes, iMachine:ry, DreSses, &c.
The Overture and Music,composed by Mr.. Kelly.
Hardyknute,
.Mr. DE CAMP; .
Guelph°. Mr. PIT ql. E Y"; .
Willikind, Mr. RUSSEI; • •
Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; • ,
Rolf, Mr. WEBB ;
Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW
Una, -Mrs. H. SI DDONS ;
Clotiida, Mrs. El AR LOW E ;
Paulina, Miss MENAGE. '
Boltesls. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.
•—Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery as. Se-
cond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken atthe Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors tube opened at Half-past
"Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
To-morrow, the Comedy of john Bull ; after.which, The
Pair Circassian ; with Youth,- Love, and Folly.
•
London, England, 1807-06-04

POLITICS

Lord Erskine's Speech in the
House of Lords, April 13,
1807.
• MISCELLANIES.

Minutes of a Court ►Martial for
The Trial of Sir H. Popham.
Cliltbrd's Observations on
some Doctrines advanced
during the late Election, in
a Letter to S. Whitbread,

'Esq.
Porter's Aphorisms of Sir
Philip Sydney.
Vindication of Mrs. Lee's
Conduct towards the Cor-
dons.
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
FRANCE. _

Etudes sur l'Houlme (tins le
Alonde et dins la Retraite.
GERMANY.
Wine Rcise übCr :den Go-
thard, e. My tourney
across Mount Guthard, to
the Borromxan Islands And
Milan,

r Slatter ant Nlnndav, High_
First I)av of .every Month, of
;s1; 5, and l'oginasters through.
London, England, 1807-06-04

ONrAININC,

General Correspondence.
.Classi,:al Disquisitions. Ac.
count of rare and curious Books. .Mern,rirs ot Distinguished
Persons. Original Poetry. Literary and Miscellaneous I ii-
lbrtnation. List of New Publications. Meteorological Re-
gister. Discoveries and Improvements in Arts anti '.ll,lanu.
factures. . Obituary of. Distinguished Persons. Domestic
Occurrences. List of Bankrupts. ForeiAat Occurrences
Retrospect of Public Affairs. Cotnrnercial Report. Price
of Stocks. Agricultural Reports. And. Prices at Grain.
Conducted by .- AIKIN, M. D.
Printed for'Lmiginiii, Hurst, Rees, and Orine, Paternos-
ter-row ; and. Cadell and Davies, Strand.
*,,.* The Proprietors of the Athenaeum cannot permit
their First Volume to gf) into the world without expressing
their gratitude tpr the eucouragenient with which the Work
has been honoured, and which equals their highest expecta.
tions. kVithout detrading trout the merit:: of several of
their tellow-labourers in the task of providing Monthly En-
tertainment for the Reading Public, they will venture tip iii-
dulgesanguine.hopes that tile- A thenximi will become pecu-
liarly •diStinguished as a Literary Publication, by the value
of the'con% ibutions, as well (Wits occasi-anal Cor,espon-
denis, as of the Writers who have engaged to fOrnish rqulai
i ies in
theirsuppl several departments. •
rk,iinnited by past favours, and happy' in the prospe..!l of
increased resources.tor their future exertions, they close their
First Half-yr:4os labodr, and clas:vautly prepare for its
re-
newal.
London, England, 1807-06-04

THE CANADAS.

This Pay were pablisliA, in a splendid and very large Vo-
lume in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved
front original rawings taken on the spot by the Author,
price zi. 'is. in boards,

TRAVELS through the CANADAS contain-
ing a Description of Piduresqqe Scenery on some
of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Accomit of the Produc-
tions. COmmerce, and Inhabitants of those Provinces. To
which is subjoined a Comparative- V iew of the MannerS and
Customs of sevcraPof the Indian Nations of North and South
America.

Ify GEORGE
Deputy Ppstmaster-Cener,4l of British Nom' America Sze.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, mid to he had of all Booksellers.
N.B. A few Copies of the Plates which have been beau-
tifully coloured in the manner of the original Drawings, have
been done in a separate Atlas, and the Work %vitt; this
elegant accornpaninrent may be had at Three G nine's and a
Half per Copy. '
London, England, 1807-06-04

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

This. Day was published, price 4s..bound,
A. SELECTION . POEMS, - designed chiefly
.Cl• for Schools and Young l'ersbns.
By JOSEPH - .
Printed f'or• I. lohnsOn, Sr.-Paul's Church-yard.
" We have seen many Collections of Poet►'y' lbr Young
Persons, but seldOni hne made with More taste and j tidiment
than the present. The selttetion well deserves recommends-
tion."—See the British Critic, v. 29,' p. 426.

• This Day was published,
Price 7s. in hoards, the Fourth Volume of .
fHE LOUNGER's COM N- MO PLACE ROOK ;
or, Miscellaneous..Coliethoik,-.in 'History, Science, Cri-
ticisrn, Poetry, and Rcurraixe. .
Printed for Vonginan, (-forst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos:-
ter-row ; and C. Chapple,
Of whom may be had, •
The Three First ,Volumes, price IL its. 6d. boards.
. To catch ere it perish the-trifle of the minute, to give
hasty sketches of men-and things, whichsthough.hcneath the
dignity of a Biographid,desekve to be recohted ; to select front
the scene before us whatever appeal's' curious, amusing,' or'
Applicable, to the purposes of human life, is attemptest
this Work."

This Day were published,
L► One-Vol. Svo. illustrated with. a Map of Tartary, price

12s. in -boar:ts,
ffitiE TRAVELS of BERTRANDON DE LA.
BROCO E RE, Counsellor and fli-st Esquire 'arver
to Philipe Le gon, Duke of Burgun49 to PA L ESTI tiff ;
and-his return from Jerusalem Overland to France, during
the years 143 z and 1433.- from a Manuscript in the National
'Library at Vats

. Translated .by..
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Printed at the Hafod Press,:for.Loirman, Hurst, Rees,
'and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and I. fleet-strut.Of whom may be had:lately published,*
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of Champagne, written by Himself; containing a History of
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Louis, including an Account of that King's Expedition to
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illustrated with Engravings, nee 41. 4s. in .roartis..
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the lteign.of Edward 11. to the Coronation of Henry I V.
Newly, translated froM the French Editions, with Variations
and Additions, trom Many celebrated. MSS. By ThOrnas
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ILVDM SHIO I BLES.

A Letter, dated Calcutta, Nov. 5 1 SC, says-0'
" The cold weather has set in unusually early, end
the gaities of the season have-commenced at the Pre-
sidency, under'the most promising auspices.
" Lord LAKE'S first public night was held at his
Lordship's house, at Chowringhee; on Wednesday
last, and will, be repeated this evening..
" The attendance at Lady BARLOW'S ball and sup-
per, on Monday evening, was crowded and brilliant.
The dancing went off with great life, and the com-
pany disMayed 'the. highest gaiety and spirit. The
Pettiant Ambaisador was .present, being the first oc-
casion on which his Excellency has been: introduced
to an assemblake:of Ladies since hiS aft-WM at the
Presidency. • His, Excellency appeared highly grati-
fied with the:blizeiof beauty and elegance.
" Colonel C,41.4rt.1- 2ttrd his Lady arrived in•toi,vn.
on Monday morning; and were present at Lady
BARLOir'S entertainment in the evening.
"Mrs. Surrix, the Lady of the Advocate-General,
will have a;brilliant party to-morrow -evening, at
her liotise at "ChCwringbee, being her first night of
entertainment this season.

" On Saturday last, being the Anniversary of the
Victory of.taswarre, Mt% .NUGENT gave a splendid,
cljeune .to the 'Right-- kion. -Lord LAKE, and a -Ailed
,party of Ladie4 and Gentlemen, to 'the number of
80, including the rat rank and, fashion. of the Settle-
ment. The entertainment.-was at once neat and ele-
gant ; an excellent band '4- music. convened the
scene ; and after the repast, the Ladles, joineCi in a,
lively country .dance.-
London, England, 1807-06-04

THE- NEW REVIEW.
This Day was published, Price Half-a-Crown,
N UMBER .V I. (To he continued Monthly),
Forming Two Volumes, at the gross annual Expence of 3os.
THE OXFO,RD REVIEW; or, LITERARY
• CENSOR, tiai Tune, • 1807; containing Analyses,
Criticisms, and. Opinions, of New Books, English and Fo-
reign, written
By MENIBERC4 of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
The Contents' of this Number will. best bespeak the
Varjety, the Completeness, the'Novelty, and the Prompti-
twde, which it is intended shall supereininently characterize
new Critical journal.
• - CONTENT
- THEOLOGY.
'Clowqs's Letters to the Edi-
tors of the Christian -Ob--
server.
[Single Sermons."...
The Bishop of St. ,David's
Sermon on the 30t it 1 Ali nary.
Philpot's Sermon at the Viss.
tationpf the Bishop of Dur-
ham.
Whitaker's Sermon- for the
Benefit of the . Refuge for
the Destitute. - -
Dakin's. Sermon on the Fast
Day.
Boni's Sermon on the Fast
Day.
Patteson's Sermon on the Me-
mory of the Rev. 'l'. Wake
field.

of No. VI..

Smith's Observations on the
Utility, Form, and. Manage-
ment of Wa►ea •Meadovs,
and the. Draining and lrri-
gating of Peat Bogs.

POLITICAL. ECONOMY.

Colquboun's Treatise on In-
digence.
The State of the Population,
the Poor, and. Pour Rates of
every Parish within ,the
Bills of Mortality, in the
Cities of. London and West-
minster, the Borough of
- Southwark', and County of
Middiesex ; from Papers
ordered to be laid before the
House of Lords. •

Substance of a Bill for Pro-
moting and Encouraging of'
industry amon‘st the La-
bouring Classes of thcCom-
munity, and 'for the Relief
and Regulation of the ne-
cessitous and criminal Poor.;

ET Ht CS.

Cog,an's Treatise on the Pas-
SlOll3.

jEj,ItisPUDISNCE.

Dittion'ary of, the Law

. ,
of Scotland,.
Colledion of interesting and
important Reports.and Pa-
pers on the Navigation and
Trade of reat'Britain, I re_
land, and the British Colo-
nies in the West Indies and
AlliCriCa. "
aciixot.bcY. •

Britton's arctuteC.tural Anti-
. (pities.

PHILOLOGY.

Boucher's Supplement to.
Johnson's Dictio.nary.

BIOGRAPHY.
Park's catalogue .Of Royal
and Noble Authors of Eng-
land, Scotland, and I relan6l,
, by the late Earl of Orford.
VOYAGES ANIS TRAVELS.
Janson's stranger in America.'
Heriot's Travels (concluded )

HISTOK Y.
The Rise, Fa W, and Future

- -
Restoration of the'fews.
Review of the Affairs of India,
from 1798 to !Sof..
Davis's Ancient eutd Modern
klistory of N ice.
I,ETIt Y.
Stuitifers Navis ; or, the Mo-
clan Ship of Fools.

RuRaL zct,NomY.

Dukciatield's Hints toTlant•

Oxford: Printed by and to
Street.; and •to, be had on the
all 13ooksellers, Dealers in B
out the United Kingdom.'
London, England, 1807-06-04

THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1807.

THE Public are respe&fully informed, that Ma--
. dame CATALAN) will have a grand CONCERT
on .Friday, the 12th of rune, at the New Rooms, Argyle-
Street„ on which occasjon Mr. Brahani will sing, far the first
tiihe,-6. Duo and Scena with M'athime•Catalani. t •
Madame ,Storace and !Signor Naldi have already corisenteci
thassist at-this Concert, and
,a numerous Band will be sele6t-
ed froßthe first talents in the
,Country.
The Caticert under the direction of Mr. G. T. Smart.
, -Tiekets,,at:Orie:Guinea each, to be had at the Orrice of the.
Fashionable lusitiNtion, in Argyle-street; and at Mr. Kelly's,
Musical. Saloon.
N. B. The whole suite of Rooms will be thrown open,
with Refresthinentsr:B4c. as at the Seleel Assemblies. .
London, England, 1807-06-04

MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL
A NNIVERSARY DINNER will: be on FRI-
A- DAV, June iz at the London Tavern, at Half-past
sour precisely.
STEWARDS.
Rev. Durand Rhuddle, D.D. Rev. lames Eyton; M.A.
key. Samuel Kettilby, DD. Rev. John Jos. Ellis, M.A.
itev.T. Alston Warren, B.D. Matthew Edis, Esq.
Tickets, Ten Shillings and Sixpence, may be had, as usual,
at the Bar of the Tavern.