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London, England, 1807-03-25

BFRLIN, MARCH tB.

The obje& of the Ruffians, in palling the Lower
Vittula, teems to have been to relieve the fortreffes
on this fide, and to retake this city. So great has
been their infatuation, that, notwirhltanding one de.
feat has followed dole upon another, they could not
perfuade themfelves to relinquilh it. According to
accounts from the headquarters at Of(erode, of the
6th, the Ruffians had again approached the Pafrarge
in force. The Emperor, however, gave orders f•ir
tome of the corps to pals that river, and the enemy
was driven ten leagues backward, and he was purfued
with Inch energy, that he feemed to think the objea
of the French was to attack Koningfberg. To that
place, therefor., the enemy fled w•th precipitation.
The badness of the roads extremely favoured the
enemy, as the French cavalry were confiderably im-
peded. The latter, therefore, contented themfelves
with driving back tht enemy, and returned to their
pofition. On the 7t:l all was quiet again.
During the fill advances of the Ruffians, when
Marfhal Bernadotte made a mallerly retreat, the
Poli fh General Knfinfki, who commanded under him,
thought proper, from motives of prudence, to fufpend
the blockade of Graudzmz. But this was refumed
in the beginning or this month. One of the mil
important atchievements of the left wing of the Grand
Army, has been the taking of Dirfchan. It teems
the Pruffian Commandant had Rationed himfelf in the
place with 15co men, anclintrenched his people in the
!lurch and the church yard ; but notwitliftanding
the heavy firing, and the burning of the fuburbs, the
Poles and the troops of Baden pufhed forward, got
pi.fleffion of the church yard, and obliged the Pr of-
liam, to the number of 3eo men, to lay down their
arms. In the interim, another corps of the united
troops was engaged with a fecond body of Pruffians,
who were advancing to the relief of Dirfehau. There
were defeated with the lots of Beo men and one piece
of cannon, and compelled to retreat to Danizic.
As the late operations have been the cattle of his
NLj'efly remaining fo far from Warr/Iw, it is thought
that the Diplomatic Corps will come hither. It is
even meant to infinuate, that it is not impollible but
that as loon as the winter quarters are fettled, his
Majelty will return to this capital.
In confequence of the near alliance between France
and Turkey, we have earlier and quicker intelligence
than that which is brought from Hungary and the
welter!' part of Moravie. We are already apprifed
of the Turkilh declaration of war againtl England,
arid that the Englffh Ambaffador cfcaped in the En-
dynrion, which was obliged to cut her cables, and
leave her anchors. We know alto that the advanced
guard of the Ruffi:.ns has been defeated in an attempt
to crof the Danube.
London, England, 1807-01-17

AMERICA.

The Ncn-importation AEt of laft Setlion has been,
fulpended by a Bill in the Houfe of Reprelentatives,
which was carried tot to c—a proof that the heat
and intemperance which lately prevailed. has now
fubfided.

A letter from New York, of the 13th December,
mentions, '! that the Bill was introduced into the
Senate on the 9th inflant, referred to a SelealCom.
mittee, confining of Meas. Gists, BALDWIN,- and
bitten s Ls, reported without amendment, and paffed
to a third leading."

In eur preceding columns will be found the Pre.
lident's fpeech to Con;refs on opening the prefent
Sefton on the ad ult. and the proceedings that fol.
lowed. We are happy to fee a difpolition in the
American Govcrnment to fecond the views of his
Maje(y's Minitiers in putting an end to " thofe
violations of human rights, which have been In long
continued on the unuffending inhabitants of Africa."
London, England, 1807-01-17

BIPICIAL MBSSAGB FROM THR PRISIDINT OF THB

UNITED STATES.
Referred to Meals. John Randolph, Marion, Vats
Conandt, M•Creery, and Chandlers.
" To the Senate and Houfa of Reprefcntatlves of the United

States of Amcrica:•••••
" I have the fatisfadion to inform you, that the
negociation depending between the United States and
the Government of Great Britain, is proceeding in
a Ipirit of friendfhip and accommodation which pro-
miles a Walt of mutual advantage. Delays, indeed,
have talken. place, oecafinned,by the long 411:sefo and
fubfequent death of the &kin, miniaer charged with
that duty. 'But the Commiflioners appointed biltetroat
Government to refume the negociation have
every ditpofition to haften its progrefs; it is, hevtevet,
a work of time, as many arrangements aro nece(fkrit
to place our future harmony on liable grounds. In
the mean time, we find, by the communications of
our Plenipotentiaries, that a temporary fulpenfion of
the Ad of the laft Sefflon, prohibiting certain
importations, would; as a mark of candid difpofition
on our part, and of confidence in the temper and
views with which they have been met, have a happy
cffett on its courfe.

4, A (Lep fo friendly will afford further evidence.
that all our proceedings have flowed from views of
juliice and conciliation, and that we give them wil
lingl' that form which may belt meet corsefponding
difpofitions. _ _

;4 Add to this, that the fame motives which pro.
duced the palponement.ot the A& till the isth of
November )aft, are in favour of its further fufpenfion;
and as we have re,tfon to hope that it may foon yield
to arrangements of mutual cadent and convenience,
jultice Teems to require that the fame meafore may
be dealt out to the few cafes which may fall within
its (port courfe; as to all others preceding and follow.
ing it. I cannot, therefore, but recommend the fuf-
penfion of this a& for a leafonable time, on confide-
rations of jultice, amity, and die public interells.
(Signed) • " TN a
JEFFIRIt."
4, December 3, z Sob."'
London, England, 1807-01-17

THE ARMY.

• I "'

The tft Garrifon Battalion, commanded by Lieut.
Colonel Corouosv, and the zd Garrifon Battalion,
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel SMYTH, are now
embarking at Portfmouth tor Ireland. The sd
Garrifon Battalion is embarking at Plymouth. The
4th Garrifon Battalion is commanded by Lord
POKTAILLINGMCw.

We have learned that Colonels CAMNULL and
Goanom have been the mon fuccefsfol in recruiting
for their ad Battalions from the Garrifon Battalions;
the former got Goo men for his regiment, the ad
battalion of the 3 tit ; and Colonel GORDO* got 800
men for the zd battalion of the 83d, General Bar,
roues regiment. Major &Lyn has likewife been'
•ery fuccefsful for the 88th zd battalion.
The Highlanders of the zd battalions of the gin
and 93d regiments have all turned out for their own
London, England, 1807-01-17

JEST compurED.
This day was piddlibed. in two failtioies, nee in fuperie medium,
quarto, price raven guineas and a half in boards, and another
in &any odlano, pied two guineas and a half DI how:SS...Mg
wholes illuttrated with bump AS Viewsjelaps. and Plans, •
TH.& LIFI tit czoitca. WASHINGTON.
•be Chiat al the AmmilllP4reaveri7-4hting the
Wet entified the it depeidainceof his Conn cry, and Brit
Prefident of the Unired `Yates of America, compiled under the lo-
(Kellen of Isis Nephew and Heir, the Honourable. fiIISHROD
WASHINGTON, from O.iginal Papers, begocathed to him by
his &mated relative.
By jOHN MARSHALL,
Chief jutllce of the United States, Ste. &e.
Tile Public wlifkarn with intertft that the Literary Monument
which has long been projcSlai to the memory of the mall Blur
trims Charades of modern thnes, is AT I.IIECITS cow raer kn.+
No.apology can be requliite for erecting fuck a moountent to him.-
who aas the lilt in war, the firit In peace, and the fist in the
beaus e f his fellow citizens ; to him who was the founder of a
great sad profperwes Empire, and whore moderation and pure pa-
trintifra challenge the imitation of all llatemen. This perfaormauce
of Nig: Mariball has already been diainguithed by the moil ho-
nourable and unequivccal teitimonies ; it has been hailed as an
acquibtion to Standard Literature ; and it has been coatiderod as
deferring, iu point of execution, a place by the file of Rohercfon's.
Char* the Fifth, and at unrivalled in the authenticity of its mate •
rials , by any work in the entire compafs of Hiaory, and Biography.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, NO. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
Marl, and fold by all Bookfellers ; of whom may be had any bu-
gle Volume at a proportionate price.
London, England, 1807-01-28

TO THE ZRITISH ARMY.

This day was publifhed. in Rvo, price t,s in boards,
ADE I'AILEI) ACCOUNT of the BATTLE of
AUSTERLITZ by the Auttrian Major Gescral Stutter.
helm, with-notes.
PI a FRENCH OFFICTA.
Travilated by Major PINE COFFIN,
Afllltant Quarter Mater Gencral to the &kith Army.
Printed for T. Goddard, MilUary lioolaeller, No. 1, PAU Mall,
London.

-------
Where may be had, juft pained,
An Officer's Lail Legacy to his Wile and Family. containing
full acc,,unts of all Yentions granted t.) Widows and Orphan..

wuni titXTY-SIIK COPPER PLATES.

This day was publifhed, in One elegant Volume Bvo. illuftrated
with 66 Copper plates, chick, drawn from the Life., and en-
craved by the Mt anifts. price One Guinea in boards,
PRAC i'ICAL ILLUSTRATIONS .)1 RHETO-
RICAL GESTURE }lid ACTION, adapted to the fluflora
of the EntMb Stage, and to the Charaders of the Englint Drama,
from the original Wort: of M. l;*ngel, Member of the Academy at
By HENRY SIODONS.
Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
_ _ _

With Sixty-fix graphic Delineations of the Exprt.ftion of the ca-
rious Potions, and ut the modern Coftume of the London Theatre:.
Printed fur R:c u.l no Puitii vs, No. 6,Bridge-ftrtet, Tillickfriors
and to be had of all itooltfellers.

THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED.
This day was Fab prlcc 33. ea,,h, with the full allowance
to Schools,

GEOGRAPHICAL COPY BOOK,PArt 1.
Confiftnig of t 5 Outline Maps of the CZ!iarters and principal
Countrie= in the World, including three ancient Maps, engraved
rd a competent fiat:, and printed on futrzrfrle Drawing Paper, for
the purpo e of being filled up from any ordinary Maps, by juoiqr
Clair.. of S:udents of Geography.—Afro,

The Geographical Copy Bonk, Part li. Cot:lifting of the line;
of ;.atitude and Longitude accurately drawn for the Came fet of
Maps, defigro.d to be filled up by the Sender Claff.s of Students of
Qcography, or by thole wha I..ve previougy bale f up Part I.
London, England, 1807-01-28

Half - to IS o I Quarter - s to o
Eighth 14 6 Sixteeenth - t 8 o
The only CAPITAL PRIZES already Drawn in the Prefent
Lottery. are
No. 14,490 20,000 No 23 81 c £.toPlo
11,293 to 000 I 846 S,OOO
And all fold in Shares.

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!!
For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET on WEDNESDAY NEXT.
CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxfordßreer, near
Rathbane-pbee, will continue to have on Sale et thrir Office,
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted IJI drawn, whilß any re-
mains ; where, in the laR Lottery. No. 12,103, a Prize of TEN
THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths and
No. 6031, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was kid in
in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and lik;ht Sixteenths.
London, England, 1807-01-28

IRISH ELECTION BILL.

The Nth Eleetion Bill was committed.
Mr. BARRY, in the Committee, moved that the tithe for tak-
ing the recognizance, in Irilh cafes fhould be extended to a 8 days,
ioftead of 14. This was agreed to. Several other amendments
were propofed by Sir John Newport, Mr. Corry, Mr. Ruthwen,
Mr. Parnell, and Mr. Shaw, which were alfo agreed to for the
prefent. The Bill was then reported afid ordered to be printed as
amended. Report to be further conlidcred on Monday.
Mr. MELLISH prefented a Petition from the Tanners ofl..rtn-
don againft the Oak Bark Bill.—Ordered to be referred to the
Committee appointed to confider that fubjedt.
The Committee on the Woollen Yarn was poßponed till to-
morrow.

The leill3 Cuftorna Regulation Bill was commined.—.Report to-
morrow —Adjourt.ed.

WEDNSLDAY, JANUARY 28.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Confulsi money. 6of—for January ifustf-ftOmnium 31 4 prem.
Excheq. Bills, par to 23. prem.

WEST INDIES.

A Philadelphia Newfpaper of the 24th ult. received
by way of Liverpool, contains the following cxtraas
from Jamaica papers received the re :

" KINGSTON, NOV. 26.

Arrived the fhip Ellifon, Wigmaker, feven days
from Dominique, where it was reported that an em-
bargo had been laid upon the (hipping in the French
Windward Mends, and that a French fquadron of
twelve fail of the line had arrived at Guadaloupe.
" The Kinjjon Daily Advertifir of the 25th ult.
lays, 's We undertiand the frigate Refinance an
chored yetterday at Port Royal, with difpatches for
the Lieuttnant Governor. Nothing has tranfpired
but the difagrecable news of the re-capture of Buenos
Ayres by the Spaniards."

AMERICAN PAYERS.

We have this day received New York papers to
the sth ha They were brodght by the Liberty, of
New York; airived in the River, after a paffage of
menty.four days.
Nrw You, Jam s.-'-By letters from Trinidad,
dated 22d of November, we learn that General MI-
RANDA had gone to Barbadoes, where a Britilh Expe
dition was preparing againit the Spanith Main.
MIRANDA had been made a &kith Brigadier Gene-
ral, and his Officers had received Comn.iirioo; in
the Britith fervice.

Accounts from Frankfort, Kentucky, dated De-
cember 5, announce the acquittal of Colonel Buaa,
and that all the charges againfl him were proved al-
together unfounded.
There papers alfo contain the Spanifh official ac.
count of the furrender of Buenos Ayres. Our limits
do not allow us to lay the whole before our Readers
to-day.
To a fummnns fent by the Spani(h Commander,
on the loth of Anglia, General Balm FORD returned
the following aufwer :
a I have taken the town, after two viaories. Its
" fate arms will decide."

Oar troops furrendered on the evening of the 13th,
after the place had been entered by affault on the t tth.
The foldiers orifoncr% of war—The Officers allowed
the honours of war. All the Engnth veflels at Bar.
ragau Bay efcaped.
London, England, 1807-01-28

DUTCH OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

" With the fevereft feelings of affliftion I have to
" mention, that according to the Well authentic in-
" telligence here, von the zoth July, 1806, in the
" latitude of Saleyer Iflands, the Batavian frigate
" the Pallas, and the corvette the William (coming
" from Amboyna, and having under convoy the
Vietorie and the Batavia, two very large (hips, be-
" longing to the Company, completely laden with
4, mace, cloves, and nutmegs), had an engagement
44 with an Englilh frigate and a brig, and the un-
" fortunate iffue was, that the frigate was forced
" to surrender, and both the Company's (hips are
biecome the prey of the enemy. We know no further
" particulars, except, that the William iiefcaped by
flight, and got to Macaffer ; but the intelligence has
" ca tt univerfal dejeftion over every one here, and
" truly not without reafon, as the lofs amounts to
" full a million dollars in (peck, which the tale of
" the fpices was to have replaced, and the blow will
41 be feverely felt by theTreafury, the theft of which
44 is already in fo exhaufted a condition."
The value of the fpices on board the ViOorie and
Batavia were ettimated at Bata,:a at full 600,0c01.
tlerling. The prime colt price in the Spice Iflands was
upwards of a million Sting, inflver. The Cap-
tain and the Firtt Lieutenantof the Dutch frigate Pallas
were killed the firtt broadfide. The names of the
Englifh frigate and brig are not mentioneJ. The
lr•.tliamen are 'Jew, and the largeft and molt beauti-
ful veffels the Dutch Atiatic Company poffefs. Thefe
(hips contain the entire produce of all the Dutch
fpice eftablifbnients of the growth of 18os. Thus,,
thouid this precious freight reach Britain in fafety,
they certainly will prove as rich prizes as ever re•
warded the bravery of Britilb Tars.

Pcrl).tps, to fecure their next expedition of this
fort, the Dutch Cr,inpany will adopt the fame weans to
convoy, in fafety, their fpices from Amboyne to Ba-
tavia, as they do to fend their coffee, &c.front Batavia
to Anaaerdam, namely, ufe neutral flags.

The D►LtcENcs flonp of war, with a fleet under
convoy from England and Gibraltar, ib arrived at

Frurn the extraordinary rich Hate of the Lottery
Wheel, and the certainty of the Firfkirawn Ticket
on Wednefday next being entitled to 30,0001. are
benefits in favour yf the porehafer, which never be-
fore exifted. Tickets and Shares are felling, war-
ranted undrawn, at Hosussv and Co.'s State Lot-
t:ry Offices, Nos. z 6, Cornhill, 52, Charing Crofs,
and St. Magaret's Hill, Borough.
London, England, 1807-01-28

COPENHAGEN GAZETTE.

ELSINEOR, JAM. 2.—Captains Berneman and
Schult,v ho arrived here this day from Dantzic, which
they left. a fortnight fence, (late, that the garrifon, com-
pofed of Pruilians and Poles, amounts to zo,ooo men;
that no apprehenfions are entertained there of the
French, and that the latter feem determined to direi9
their operations agaia& Koninglberg.
London, England, 1807-01-28

THE CONTINENT.

'We are concerned in being obliged to fl-tte, that
notwithflanding the accounts that have been received
of the fuccefTe.b of the Ruffians, great apprehenfions
entertained by thole v-113 ought to have the bell
inrmation, that ultimately the enemy gained con-
fiderable advantages.
London, England, 1807-01-28

DUTCI! EAST INDIAMEN.

In the Stu., of Saturday we announced the cap.
tureof a Dutch frigate and two Indiamen,richly laden,
on th_ir vi yage from Batavia. We are happy to be
rnabie d, by the kindnefs of a valuable correfpondent,
to la) the particulars before the Public. The fol-
lowing is a correEt tranflition of the difpatches of the
late G overnor General of the India Needderlande (the
Netherlands) found on board the Danifh fhip Lifette,
detained on her voyage from Batavia to Copenha-
gen, and fent into Dartmouth by his Majetly's fhip
PLUTO, RICHALD JAWTERIN, Efq. Commander.
London, England, 1807-01-28

DIED.

In Honeurao, on the Bth of Novemhzr laft, Thomag Potts, Erg.
S r Ma3iftrate of that Settlement, aged 68, haviag retried
prireop,lv th,m about at years ; he wag venerated as the father
of the community, beloved and refpeotcd by al dercriptions of
perfong, and is lamented as one of the greatert public and private
loilts that could happen at a period when his w;fdo-n and tape.
rimer were particularly ureful; nor Is he leis regtettgl by numc •
roue friends who had the happiners of his argnaintut:e, and were
honeured with his confidence in this country.

DISEASES ache URETHRA and Certain l *CMPLAINTS.
A s (ale Proprietor of DA R AN's celebrated
dicated Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DU FOUR infants
te
Public, that !te may as ufual be eonfeited daily from 9to 4, at hi,
heufe, No. 54, Frithareet, Soho, on Cafes of Strictures, °Wm-
tions,Gleets, &e. &c. as well as Debility, LTA every diforder white
feerecy is In effential a repfilite, th ,t Mr Dufou- has provided a
fpaeious houfe, that every 'Patient may he introduced in a Gparate
apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined hi:ufelf to th3t
department of Surgery, and from extetifive praCtice, and the weft
Battering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, aid
which prevents a relapfe. Perfons in the country Eating their eves
fully, in a letter, mauling a one 2p.,a two pound note, will have
provr 'remedies fent to the amount. For the various fympturiv
&c. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife en the above complaints, price 2,..
6d. the sth edition—to be had of J Callow. Crown court, SAG.
M'fiticen, Exeter Change, and of the Author.
London, England, 1807-09-14

WANTIM.

ALARGEWANTITYpfCASTIRONPIPES,
of various bores, from 3 to es Melees.
Tor further partteulars, apply to Robertfon Buebaosa, No. a,
Union Plate..—Glafgow, Sept 4. doy. •

1-'HE CREDITORS who have prated their Debts
under a CommilSun of Bankrupt againit EDWARD NEW
TON, of Watling ftreet, in the Cie of London, wholtfale Lh,en
Draper, Warehoufeman, D. tier, and Chapman, way receive a
final Dividend of Bvepcnce•halfpenny in the Pound, at Mars
Heywood's Bank,in Manchelter, on Tuefilay. the tlt h of Septem-
ber haft and every fuceeeding day, during their hours of bufncfs,
until t►e whole Dividends we paid.
W. SEDDON, Solicitor, Manche ter

FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.
DESERTED, on the 6th innant, frnm the Party
of Royal Marine. recruiting in Erdal. WILLI AM BEN-
TON, twenty.one year. of age, Eve fest Ex inches high, feeds
complexion, haste eyes Candy hair, and by trade a glaster—fayshe
was born is the Parilk of St. Clements, Norwich, and that his
father keeps one of the principal !nosh: that city: beware a round
hat, brown coat, (potted waifteoat, and blue pantaloons ; and as
the Paid William Benton has stied peculiarly knavith, the Officer
commanding the raid R ectuiting Party will, in addition to the ufual
bounty, give the rum of FIVE GUINEAS to any perfon who will
take up and lodge the raid Deft:ter in any of his Majefty's Gaols.
Edited, September 9,1807.
London, England, 1807-05-18

The Lottery will 6nilh on Saturday.
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, on fade at all the
Ilan Wiwi.

ALL E Nand PRINCE'S ANNR.TAL BALL will
be on WIDNEI.DAY, May 20. at the Great Roosts, Paul's
Head Tavcni, Cateston-nreet, Cheaptide. Double Tickets, Half
a Guinea each, may he bad any time previous to the Rail evening;
at their private Dancing Academics, No 1), Shcrrartl-ftreet, Gol-
den firm, and at No. i , Great Alie-ftreet, Goodman's Fields ;
where alto thole who are impeded danzers may be finished in the
310 ft eligant modern ftyle; and thole whin never learnt that ac-
compliihment, but exclude themfaves from many agreeable par-
tite, under the miltakeu idea that dancing can only he acquired in
youth, may in a than time be convinced, that with good inftrue-
tine' Ladies ur Gentlemen, of any age whatever, if capable of cont.
mon cxercife, may loon learn, and quite in private, to dance in an
esfy and genteel mamwr
s, There Academics continue open all the Sumver.
London, England, 1807-05-18

LAW 1117 ELI 16 ANCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, MAY 11.
CRIM Coll.—R I.IIOI‘TORIF If R. CURRAR,IESrt
This aCtinn was commenced fur ctiminal infer.
, mirk with the pinintitPs wife, Mrs. H. John'Vne,
1 an aetrefs, vim has appeared nn the Rages of both
countries. The illicit conneEtion is alledged to have
taken place in Ireland after the month of Sep-
!tembn. Wt. The plaintiff is an aCtor of celebrity,
of the Linden and Dublin flage<, and Mr. Richard
Curran, the defendant, is a bartifter, the elder* Inn
of J din Philpot Curran, Efq. Matter of the R-11c.
and was appointed by his father Deputy t,i hi, Conrr.
( An application was this day tnecte for the plaini.ff
to fubflitute let vice of prncels nn the delet 54 i • Mr.
Curran, on the ground of• his Navin, fled thi mut-
try and g ine to England, in order to ev iJe the pro-
' cefs of the Court, and of his having been fet ved per-
fonally with Inch pre cefs in Lund n ; and Aro on
the further ground of the defendant having ren.ed
his (-Zee of Deputy Mailer r f the Rolls in Ireland
to a pr feffi final gentle/rim of tl.is city in troll, f.rr
the purpofe of abandoning this cntintry, and n 1 due
diligence h lying been nfed to ferve the defendant
with the first procefs, wt ish iffued in Marc', 110,
before he quitted Ireland The cafe et Sir J-ht;
Piers was adduced ; but here it WAS nhfer vett, that.
the agent of the Bironet had been tricked in 111 .ke
an appearance for lik.client. In the cafe berme the
Court no appearance whatever was made. The
Ct nrt refilled the application, on the ground of hay.
ing no precedent to wart ant them to confetti to it,
but left the plaintiff to his writ of on lawry.
London, England, 1807-05-18

MII ITARY EDUCATION.

MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY
beg leave to inform the Nobility. and Officers of the Army,
that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious
Houle. at the village of Charlton, about half a mile sort of Wool-
wich Common. The lituation is remarkably healthy and plc-dant,
and betides an extenfive range of ground attached to the premifes
for exercife, fonie of the Gentlemen can he accommodated with fe
parate rooms. They will be inti.rueted. as LINA, in Mathematics,
Fortification. Plan Orawing. &c. as well as in all other branches
connedted with a Military Education. They are alto qu'llified
fur being admitted into any of the Military Fltabliihments under
Government.—and for the fervice of the limourable Ealt India
Company Fur the plaa and terms apply to Mr. Borinyealtle
Woolwich Common. For clink who remain during the tmlld ty 4,
a Mailer, refitting 1.9 Olt /inure, attends dilly, and the other Maf
revs occalionally. 't Perfiati latiguags. is taught by a Gentleman
born at Calcutta, who re fides in the hours.

WALTHAM, OR HAINAULT FOREST, EaSE X.
TO BE SOLD BY AIIC TION,
fly Order of the Sur,eyor General of his Majefty's Woodi, Ste.
by Mr SMUG.' Beckham,
On Saturday the 23d of May, tllo7, at the May Pule, Chigsvtli-
Row, by the file of the Forelt,
'rHE BARK of t 55. OAK TIMBER TREES.
1. felled for the ore of his ikiajeft)'s Navy, about
36 Loads.
May be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by applyinz to
Mr Corderoy, Woodward. and keeper of the fah! Vomit, at (lig-
well-row ; and the Particulars and Conditions of Sale may ho
had of the laid 7A r. Cordcroy; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr
Samuel Seckliam, Cock's Hill Farm, Chlgwell. Fine.
London, England, 1807-05-18

JUST COMPLETED!

I hi‘ day was puh'ilhetl, in Two very large and dolt:1y rin!td
Volumes in ()jam), illuarared with One Hundred and Fifty
fuperior Engr.ivings, Prize 61. 6s. in Boards, or 61. 16s. 6d.
handloniely humid.
it NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; nr, COMPENDIOUS
DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES : including
EVERY MODERN 1013CDYER Y,1:•1 the PRESENT STATE Of "VERY
BRANUM OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

By G. UR L GORY, D. D.
Donor in Mint. phy and the Arts. and Honorary Member of

the Imperial Univerliry of \Vilna; Member of the
INlancbcfter and biewcaltle Literary and Philo-
fophical Societies; Honorary Member of the
Board of Agriculture; Dim-wale Chaplain
to the Bifhop of Liantlaff ; Vicar of
Welt Haul; Author of Elf sys
Historical and Moral, the
Econmoy of Nature, &c.

A DICTIONARY of A IttS and SCIENCES in a compendious
form, fufficlently copious wirhuat hcing prolix accurate but not dif-
tufe,divetted ut all fup,..:tlaous Tarter, compr,. fling ra,lier than co-
pying what has been done by nth.: s, and exhibiting a eltar hut con
Bile view (lithe prefent Rate of the various branches of human know-
ledge, has long Leen a nioft defirahlc ohjeet to the Eve& reader
itudtnt.-1 he following arc the immediate advantages which
arc promikd to the purchafers of an. work.
ift. It exhibits a compendium ot all human knowledge, the more
luminous bccaufc cleared of all extrancnus matter, praelical rather
than fpcculative, aid particular attention has been paid in it to the
molt uhtful I:ranches. _ -

ad. It is of a convetrient and comparatively portable use, calcu-
lated to lie on the table of every studious perfois, as a book of con-
Rant reference. the retrenchment of many fuperfluous and ufelefs
articles, which have lately found their way into nooks of this tl,s •
ferlption. has caufed a confiderable reducction its point of Gze,
without impairing the intrintic value and general utility of the work.
3d. It is printed fo as to cortelpsont with the quarto editions of
johnfun's Ditftionary ; and the polfeffors of both wor►s thus have,
in four quarto voiumes,and at a moderate espenes, all the literary
aid which the hoglah Itudent or reader can reqoire.
ath • The work is neatly printed in a new and elegant type, on
fupergne yellow wove paper. The copper plates have beers en-
grave.; chiefly from original drawings, by the first artilts, :nada=
spinal to any plates ever given to the public in a work of this nature.
Primed tor Itictutao Puita.trs, No. 6, Bridge area, Black-
friars, and fold by all boatel erg and Dealers in Books.
N. 14. Perhoss slifpufsal to porchafe this work in monthly parts
way lac rupplis.d with them asttbe ettt day of every walk at Tea
I 61iillinp each.
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cra

10,000
5.000
4000
16000
3 4 00

'open Tickets. Csoo,oco
Pith:draws Ticket Fourth Dey, being the only bled Capital,
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
The Drawing will be regularly a,OOO Tickets each Day.
Tickets and Shares on Sale at all *e Licenfed Lottery (Aces,
and by their Agents in England and Scotland.
London, England, 1807-07-15

VICTUALLING MICR, yeil it, dol.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTY'S NA TT, els &sr* give notce,
That on Wednefday the aid inflect, they win be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing, (reeled up) and treat far TWO NUN-
DRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to beanfwaabkte
Samples to be produled with the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the
original packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons pet
week, into the Vidtualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for
by Bills payable with intaeft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's
if.ce.
No reg,m2soill be had to any Tender Is whirl the pries 'Sall set k
infereed in yen& se Garb, or that Pall we is Jeliversd to the Asa
before one .cock es the fail Weibel" ein 221 intinne, to*
de ?orlon wee mist the Terdlrr, fir form perfia on hie Moog Wends
.oa miaow' maw salad for.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, JULY 9, 18oy.
TN conformity to the Refolutions of his Majeily's
commit:Homers for condudting the affairs of the Royal Military
College, that the appointments of Profeffors and Matters &A be
determined by competition of talents, the Governor doth hereby
give notice that a French Matter will be wanted, at the Junior
Department of the Paid College, at Great Marlow, in the County
of Becks,.—Letters of application are to be addreffed to the Gover-
nor of the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Hon.

the Secretary at War, War Offtce.—No perfon will be approved
for the eßsDlilhrneut, whofe charader will not bear the hrideft
fcrutiny.—A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will
be held at Great Marlow, on Tuefday, the 4th Anguft next, for
the ezarninadoo of the Candidata for tho above•tnentioned sp-
poinnnent.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,
No 44, LILICLITtI.SIVAIM, July 9, troy.
THE Proprietors are reminded that the Special
General Court of the Inftitution, of which they have been
before apprifcd, will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in
the Strand, London, on Thurfday the 23d infant, to confirm the
difmitfion of the Solicitor, and to confider and confirm the Code
of Regulations which were read and approved at the left General
Court, held the ad infant.
It is particularly requeftcd that as many of the /fieprietors as
can make it convenient, will attend. The Chair to be taken at
One o'Clock precifely. )y Order of the Diseases,
S. IL ELLlS,Seeretaty,.
YESTERDAY, the STATE LOTTERY com-
menced Drawing, Tyro Thonfand Tickets were drawn, and
so Prize in them above One Hundred Pounds; thelkeend day of
Drawing will be otiefday, the at ft inftant. Tickets aed Shares
wamnted undraw continue on Sale at the Caws, corner of
Bank Buildings, Combill; and facing the Gate of the Ring'.
Mews, Charing Crofs, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,

STATE LOTTERY.
SECOND DAY OF DRAWING will be NEXT
TUESDAY, JULY 2L.

SCHEME.

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1,000
500
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Thaday ware peldillied, elegantly printed in fmall odtavo, with 1
an Engraving, after a delignhy Weirall, price ;s. 6d. in boards,
the Third Edition of
ROMANCES ; eonfifting of. a Perfian, a Roman,
and an Arcadian Romance.
By L DISRAELI.Hu
. .
Printed for John Murray, Fleet-Brest, London; and A. Ciewita.
We and Co Edinburgh. 1
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
a. Literary Mikellanies, Second Edition, aamo. 4a. 6d. boards.
a. Curisaties of Literature, Fifth Edition, a. vols. 800. tL is. Al
board& by

This day were pnblillsod,
In One large Volume, Imperial Folio,llistarated by Ey Engravings
executed by eminent Artißs, riga Ten Guineas,
THE ANTIQIJITIE3 of MAGNA GRACCIA,
dedleetad by pert:Milan to the Earl of Motea.
W. WILKINS, Jtio. M. A. F. A S.
Fellow of Gonville and Cans College, Cambridge.
Printed at the Univerety Preis, Cambridge, for Longman.
Rees, and Orme, Paternotter-row.
London, England, 1807-05-27

VITNNA. MAY 9.

The Cnnrt Gazette of this day contains the fol
lowing intelligence. under the *head Turkey :—The
celebiated Mamehike Chief, Elphi Bey, died fud•
denly on the 36111 of ;Anna, v, while on a j•ntrney
between Dam:miima and Manfur. Baron Seta!
De Pilfock. the Prof ian Minifler to the Sublime Porte.
ratrived at Contlantinonle on the 3d of Apt il.
May ro —lt is confidently afferted, that the rew
plan of military cnnfcription, drawn up by the Arch•
duke Charles, has been approved of• by the Emperor,
and that an edift will fpeedily be publithed telative
to this new order of things. All the ynnnger clnffes
of people under the Austrian Monarchy will, as in
France, become 111140 to the confcription code,
which will contain particular articles regulating the
yearly levies fur completing the vacancies in the dif
ferent regiments. •
The States of Bohemia are holding a Diet at
Prague.
In the anfwer of the Iftingariaa Diet to the Em-
perm's propolitiont, it is reqnefled, that in order to
prevent the ►apid fueeeffion of one war after another.
the Cnnßitntionil Articles of ,608 and 16.3 throad
remain in full force, according to which, the 'nice
of the Hungarians is never to be 'excluded from his
Majetly'. cunneilo. The Deputies declare that they
hold wars in abhorrence, and only think 114.4..14
that are unavoidably neceffary. That the nature of
the military friem in Hungary is purely defenfive,
and they hope Iris Majelly mill never recede•frnm hie
love of peace. Since b ink notes, gold. fiver and
copper, ate nn longer in circulation, the States, in
nrder to revive the trade of Hungary. requell
Majetly to grant the free esport of gond•. particu-
larly to Gallicia, and to abAifh all the toll•dioies in
the interior. They recinell him to promote the
working of the mires in Hungary and T. aniylvan;a,
and that no mote hank hills Ihould be brought into
circulation. They acknoWledge the advantages of
a (landing army, and their ditty to furnish the /try to
; hut they tequell that the number of men I
railed fhouli he in p►op• ram' to the need'', y of the
meaLre ; that tl ey should no' emceed the revenue
appropriated to main•atn them ; and that mine butt
vt.ltinteers &mild be taken iinn the fervice. And.
Way, they requell, that his fsf..ply, having laid
aide the title in Emperor of Germany, would come
and refide am• ng them.
The Archduke Charles has accepted the place of
Commander in Chief of the Hungar Info: reflir n
• at my, hut left the annual Wary of z(-0 003 fl•trius
annexed to it, to his brother, the Archduke John.
London, England, 1807-05-27

TO BE SOLD,

Pnrfnant to 7% Decree of the High Court Chancery, hearing date
the 12th day of Nov,mber, tBc6, made in a Caul.: ash rein
nuaaAll WHITE and others are Plaintiffs, and kicuaco Wtc•
anti and l'HoNtas Pestle'. Executors and 'Ulrike,' in Trutt,
named in the Will of JOHN!, late I.OItD CHEDWO l'H,
&reefed, and others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton
Cox, Efq. one of the Niallas of the fail Court, in twenty .6w
la,arate and diftitu Lots,
At the Public Sale Room of the raid Court. in Southampton'
Buildings. Chancery lane London, on TUESDAY the • 9th.
and WEDNENDA Y the cosh days of June, 'Soy, between the
Hours of Unfelt o'Clock in the Forenoon, and Four o'Cock in
the Afternoon of each of the Paid Uays,

CERTAIN ESTATES, bite the Property of the
Right Honourable JOHN, LORD CHED WORTH, De.
ceaf.d. Confiding of the MANORi of Great Widaford, Sta
&ford Steeple Langford, Winterlthournc Stoke, Hackletion, Weft
Kingtos, and Nettleton—and certain ESTATES at Little Wit-
ford, Berwick St James, Maddingion, Nebel-Avon, Enfurd,
Nlstrufbury, and Highworth, In the County of Wilts.
Alto. the MANOR of CUBBER.I.Y, in the County of Olou•
exact.. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Wilferd,
Winterhounie-Stoke, Nettleton. and Cubberly.
Particulars whereof may he had (gratis.) at the Paid Matter's
Chambers; at the jftic.! or Richard Wtlfili, Efq. Lincoln's-Inn
Fields. London ; of Mr John Charlton, Land Su: veyor, Stourtfin,
near Mere, Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Printer. Sslifbury ; of Mr.
Crutwell, Primer, Math; of 4ittfrs. Hall and Son, Laud Sur-
veyors, Citencetter ; ut Mr Crunch, ilartOnt, near Salilbury ; trf
Mr. Truentan, ChLdwortn, near Northleatla; of Mr. Coruly, at
the Great Houle, Weft Kiii‘fton ; at the princliat lens in Salif.
bury, Warniititter, !It vizcs, BSrh, Briltol, Chipuenham, Cirrm-
ceder, Cheltenham, and Glow:Atte; and of Marrs. Rieliardfun.
Son, and Cwaeld, Land Suretyors, Lincoln** bin Fields aforefaid ;
at whofe Olfi es Plans of the fevers! Eftates may he Pen.
London, England, 1807-05-20

DESIRABLE FARM AND HUNTING BOX, IN
DEVONSHIRE

On Saturday, the 23d of May,
..184; at the New London f "

Exeter. between the boors or and Throe, in the Afterown,
By Mr. pIiiLLIPS
ACOMPACT LEASEHOCD FARM, called
AXON, held for 99 Years, deterininahle oss Three 'Ares;
confining of 81 Aert s (more or lets) of Arafile and hlradow
and a very comfort.dde Dwallng book, poirefEng conveniences
of every thfcriptiuti tor a Nall family. with Coach h its*, Stables,
Barn, Linhay for 12 Cow., back and front Gard,n, about halt an
acre of Orchard, &c. &c molt beautifully hunted in the Southern
part of Devoniliire, lady built and occupied, by Sir John Collins,
eleceafed.

The Premifes poffers many local advantages of the firft e Linn-
lion, to a Gentleman defiriog a refidence in a beauti'ul Country and
Sporting neighbourhood, four Packs of harriers being kept wielin
the (hurt dißance of 5 miles, and Fut Hounds within 7 ntiles:-.
Taxes of all defcriptions very low, not exceed:ng at prefot Six
Guineas per Annum, and the occupier not liable to fill any paro-
chial office—The Eltate has an unlimited right of good Dowmge
and Commonage, upon the Downs and Commons immediately
adjoining the fame, with pa-million to dig and burn Peat, fur
manuring the land.
The above ERate lies within a ring fence, is diR tnt from Wet
lington 5 miles, Taunton ta. Liffenhan 1, Culhamptnn 7, Honk
ton to. liveron 9, Pieter tp, Exmouth 22, Sidmouth 24, Lime
22, and Chart:lolth 23.
The Leak is reaewible It a certain fmall fine. Qzit Rent very
low.

For particulars, apply (if by letter, port paid) to Mr Thomas
Whitear, on the Prenlifes; or to Mr.,l'aituns,Soiieitor, Utilpott,

N. B. The FRate is vr,ll watered, which night he turned to
great advantage at a trifling experce —Tile Fir Trees, live and
dead Stock, and Implements of Hufbandry, to be taken on a ea-
luation.
London, England, 1807-05-20

PUBLIC AD VA N l'A GE.

I'HE advantage the public mutt always derive
* from regularly educated prorellional men diredling almog es-
clufively their Iludiet to one tpceies of rnala.iy, was never mere
clearly denionttrated than by the unexampled frcerfs which has
attended the almiatillration of their new remedy, and the este?.
ordinary cures it has performed. roe a long feriesof years, Mara
CURRIE and Co. Surg.sote. formerly. in his Majefty's (Enke,
have mode the Venereal !):(cafe the particular object of their in-
veftigation, and ate happy in having difeovered a medicine rope•
rine to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is (efficient to
obfervo that the effeas of this remedy are diametrically oppofitrto
thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicaes every ',eke
of the virus, in its molt ent.firmed Raga, yet it does nut in the
!earl inject: the conftirvion—on the contrary, it renovates the rir•
tem in all its natural fundtions, prots ,tea appetite, and facilitate
digeition—thus inftead of reducing a Prong and vigorous cotillion
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pee.
fixvvs that conaitution in its primitive Rate, hut reitorcs a weak
an I debilitated one to its natural Rrength and vigour.
Nurnberlefs inttancesare on recent record of the roperior emend
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues acling as app'
pctual corredive to bodily &bat: y whether proceeding from
an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more
inficluout, though not les deft, udive indulgence of Melo'
tious youth of both foxes in a certain pernicious habit Amidft
the melancholy variety of diforders whirl' are the coorque,
of
this fclitary vice, there are none more affl idling than that dirtrelling
Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters turnsv
IL-te ; the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune,
alba:lied to reek relief, until he is me:aced to filch a Rate ot weak-
ice
neft, as to render life oppreffive. To fuck perfons it coat be a cote
foling refieetinn, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatment, be reftored. u, that greateft of all human bkr•
ings, a ftrons, manly., and vigorous I:Onflitution.
In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever Nitre ariigge
as well as in every fpecies of venereal infedion. Wife Corrieand
Co. may be confulted by patients of either (ex, with the rata
fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No toy, Batton Ga-den.
Letters from the Country (pot paid) including a hank note,
will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent t e any part orals
Kingdom. No. tc.7 , Hatton Garden.

LONDON: Printed and pubilthed tit LEVEL IC FN-r, cog Cs!'
terbury-Place, L•nribeth). pt the STAR Orrice Mn. A eget
Erect, Pablithed alit) at the &EMI °Erica, Temple Bar•
London, England, 1807-05-20

MARINE VILLAS IN THE ISLE lIF THANET,

Advent for Sale t,y Audion, at the Rainbow Coffee honk. In
Cornhill, London ; on FritLy, the 29th inftant, at Tsveme
o'clock, in Two I.ots.

MR. RAINS refpearully begs leave in acquaint.
the Public, that one of the f.iid Villas. ea:lrd Stone Houk,
being let until Chriftroas next; the fame will tc•t be difPokd of at
the abovensanioned time; but that the wl•cr called
PRO-TEC 11011.-F,
near thereto, with the Offices and Grounds therewith ufed whish
Ground is Frrehold, and of which insmr•tixte poll:Alio:1 may be
bad. will be fold by Au _`lion en the a9th itiltant.
Printed particulars may be had on the Premifes; AO: of Mr.
Boys, Solicitor. Hawley lipare, Margate; Mr. Simmons. tirintcr,
Canterbury; Mr. Blake, printer, Maidflar e; at 0-e 801 l Inns at
Ro:hefter and Dartford ; Ship. Feverffilm ; at the Rainbow Coffee
honk; and of Mr. Rime, No. 4, Wokuru•eourt, -Bioondbory,
London.
London, England, 1807-05-20

PORTSMOUTH, MAY z 9.

Arrived his Majelly's (hips firagartra, from Toe.
bay and EXPLOSIOII, with a convoy from' the
Dawns. Sailed his Majelly's (hips THETIS, with
difpatches for the Mediterranean ; Cuatzsacta on
a cruize ; and the Sraveruous with three tranfports
for Guernfey. Arrived the Betfey, GIBSON, from
Sr. Domingo.—Wind E.
London, England, 1807-05-20

WALTHAM, OR HAINAUILT FOREST, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Surveyor General of hi• Majefty's Wools, &c.
By Mr. SAMUEL SECKHAM,
On Satureay the 23d of May, 1807, at the M ty Pole, Chigweli-
Row, by the fide of the For.
THE BARK T 55 OAK TINIBER TREES,
1- felled fur the life of his Majefty's Navy, containing shout
36 Load..
May be viewed any Jay previous to the Sa'v, by t..pptylog to
Mr. Corderny. Woodward, and keeper of the laid Fnrcft, at Ciiig.
well row ; and the Particulars and Condition; of S.*le may be
had of the raid 14r. Cordtroy ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr.
Samuel Seekbam, Cock's Hill Fzrro, Chigwell.
London, England, 1807-05-20

MISS OW ENSON's POEMS.

Tbis day was publithed, elegantly printed, price Seven Shillings
in Boards.

THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI•
CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,
Author of the NOVICE of Sr DOWN lc, the WILD TRIED GIRL,

&c.
Tr:ll.s light as air. SuA«esrea t.
rai papillon de Parnaffe .—LA FON TAIN Z.
Printed for RICIIAID PRILLI Pi, 6, Bridge Beret: and fold L•y
I. AI:EDER. M. KEENE, N. htauon, W. DOC:DALE, F. COL•
SERI, and W. WATSON, I)ub in; and by all other Bookfelliii.

Of whom may be had,
The Second Edition of The NOVICE of 81`. DOMINIC, Four
Volumes. Price 181.
The Third Edition of The 'WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo
limes. i3s 6d.
The Eighth rdition of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three
Volumes. 133. 6d. -
Si a JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau •
tiful F.ngravings. 41* *Ls%
London, England, 1807-05-20

Length • 93 Ft 41In.
Breadth a 6 3
Admrafures - - 271 37 94 Ton•.
Pierced for iS guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ;
would make a contpleat vein.) for any rurpofe where dilpatch is
required, being a remarkably fait failing brig—fir might proceed
to G a immediately, being in vrat,t of nothin; but provifions. A
Prize to his Majeity'e (hip. of war EMERALD, commanded by F.
L. hIAIVI.Atto, Efq now lying in !lamellae, and there to be de-
livered. .And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and other
ATORFS of the laid VelTtl.
For Um/mot-iv, and any further particulars. apply fix days
previous to the fate to Melts. Ommatiney and Druce, London;
Edward Lytle, Efq. Plymouth ; or at the Cnunting•houfe of
WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant.

LAST MAKERS.
vT•AN FED immediately, four Men, who are good
Workmen, and who will find conftant employ' and good
wsgcs. by applying to Thomas Pauli, No. 27, Hoft itreet, Briltol,
who has a large flock of good Dry Timber.

ITARY EDUCATION.
XTESSRS. BONNYCAS ['LE and HOMMEY
LT L heg leave to inform the Nobility, and Officers of the Army,
that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious
Houle. at the village of Charlton, about ha( a mile short of Wool-
wich Common. The lit tiatiot; Is remarkably healthy and plcafant,
and hefidcs an extenfive range of ground attached to the premifes
for excrcife, Come of the Gentlemen can be accommodated with fe..
parate rooms. They will be initruded.il ufaal, in Mathematics,
Fortification, Plan thawing, &c. as well as in all other brooches
connected with a Military Education. They are alfo minified
for being admitted into any of the Military ERa!,l:coments under
Government—and for rite fervice of the Honourable Ealt India
Company For the plai and terms apply to Mr. Bonoraftle.,
Woolwich Common. For thole who remain during the holidays,
a Matter, rehdirg in the Honfe, attends daily, and the other Mal.
tors oeeafionally. The Perfian language is taught by a Gentleman
born at Calcutta, who refides in the heujs.

This day were publifised,
In One large Voiume Wham price 91. ill boards,
DIALOG'ULS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
By the late WILLIAM GILPIN. A.M.
Prebendary of Sanatory. and Vicar of toldm, in New Fortft.
Publdlard by his Truftess, for the. BetteEt of his School at
Be,ldre. Printed for T. Cadell and W. PaViCS, Strind.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
T. Sermons preached to a Country Congregation; to which are
added, a few flints for S..rmons : intended chiefly for the Ufe of
the younger Clergy, 4 Vols. Bvo. new Editions; the: Volumes fold
feparatc, price 75. each.
Expolition of the N.w Teftament ; intended a. an Introduc-
tion t• the Study of the Scriptures, by pointing out the leading
resift and co:median of the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, a
vols. Svo. tes.
3 Ledures on the Catcchif.n of the Church of England. Fifth
Edition. canto. 31.
A Three Dialogues. on the Amukments of Clcrgynaen. Second
Edition,
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And a l Mr. Gilpin's other Worka.
London, England, 1807-05-29

ROSA MATILDA's NEW WORK.

This day Wag publilhed, in Four Volumes, price t Bs.
THE LIBER TINE. By CHARLOTTE Decßa,
Better known as ROSA MA num,
Author of Hours of Solitude ; Nun of St. Omer's ; Zofloya, &c.
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MONTE VIDEO.

On the zad inflant, in the evening, the Drousnt,
of so guns, arrived at Limerick, from Monte Video,
which place the left on the 23d of March. She made
her paff.sge to Ireland, without falling in with a Eagle
velTel on her voyage. She has feveral paffengers on
board. General BERISFORD who came home in her,
landed at Limerick on the 23d, and immediately fet
off for London.