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London, England, 1806-06-18

Thls day was publithed. Price as. 6d. feared,
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS of CHRISTIA-
NITY on the TEMPORAL CONCERNS of MAN-
KIND, proved from Hlltory and from Weds.
By the Right Rey. BEI LBY PORTED% D. D.
Lord Blthop of London.
Printed (or T Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne, at
the Mews Gate; and F. and C. Rising:on, St. Paul's Church-
yard.

Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
/. SERMONS on feversi fiul jeas. a vols. New Editions. (bring
the Tenth of the Ertl Volume, and the Fifth of the Second) price
121 in boards. The Volumes fold feparare.
a. LECTURES on the GOSPEL of Sr. M W. 2 vols. fith
Edition, 13s. in hoards
3. A SUMMARY of the principal Evidences of the Troth and
Divine Origin of the CIIIIITIAN RELIGION. 9th Edition, 2S. 64.1.
feared.

4 A RIVItI. of the Life and Chandler of Arehhifhop Sates t,
Ey°. sth Edition.

This day were publithell, in One large Volume, °Elmo,
Price In brumes us.
FORTY SERMONS on DOCTRINAL and
PRACTICAL SUBJECTS. Seksfted from the Works of
the Reverend Dr. Samuel Clarke; fur the life of Familia. To
which is prtilied tome Aecnunt of hi. Life. •

By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M. A.
Chaplain to the Earl of Camden, and Editor of the Abridgment of
the Lord Itilh p of Lincoln's Elements of Chriltian Theology.
Printed lir f. C and J. Rivlrgton. No. 62, Sr Paul's Church-
yard Veruor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry; and Longman,Hurß,
Rees, sod Orme, Paternoller•row.
Of whom maybe had.
Mr. Clapham's Abridgment of the Lard Bifliop of I.inculn's
Ekinents of Chriltlan llieology, for the Ufe of Familks ; contain.
ing Proofs of the Au'thentLity and Inrpiratlon of the Holy Scrip-
tures; a Summary of the Hitter, ot the Jews t rief maternent
of the Contents of the fereral Books of the Old a,..1 New Tella.
menta ; a (Lori Account of the F.nglifti Trinfl triona ot the Bible,
and of the Liturgy ; and a Scriptural Et pnfition of the sl'hirty-olne
Articles of Religion. The Second EditiotLln one volume, odtavo,
price in boards 4s. Od.
London, England, 1806-06-18

This day was publifited; in etn, the Second Edition.
filuarated with fourteen Plates, price al. as. in boards.
AN ACCOUNT of an EM BA SSY tn the COURT
.1-1. of the TESI4O: I LAMA, in TIDE r; containing • Narra-
tive of a Journey through Bootan. and a part of Tibet.
By Captain SAMUEL TURNER.
_ _

Printed by W. Bl'llimer and Co. for Cm and Wm Nicol, B
ok-
fellers to His Majefty, Pall-mall. Of whom may be had,
The OMEN rAI. EMBASSIES; confifti•l of Lord MaCart.
IMF'S to China; Colonel Symes'a to Ava; and Captain Turner's
to Tibet; 4 vol . Ate,. and a folio v..lume of Plates. All the large
paper, and the fide Unprcittons of the plates, price, in boards,
tat t3s.

This day were publHbed,
In Three Volumes, Odeon, pries. it sea. In boards.
NOTES on the WEST INDIES; written during
the Fipedirion under the Command of the late General Sir
RALPH ABERCROMBY; Including Oldervatinns on the Maud
of Barbedcies. and the Settlements captured by the Britiflt Troops
upon the Coaft of Guiana ; Mk ewifc Remarks rslatlog to the Creates
and Slaves of the Weltem Colonic', and the Indians of !tenth
America ; with occafional Hints regarding the Seafooing or Yellow
Fever at Hot Climates.

.....
by GEORGP. PINCKARD, M D.
Of the Royal College of Phyfkiann, Deputy infpedor General of
Hofpitals to hit Majefty's Forms, and Phyficlan to the liloomf-
bury Difrenfatory.
Printed for Lorigman,Hurft, Rees, and Orme,Paternoßer-row.
Though the author has given to his obfervations the inodeft
title of • Notes,' they are cert.duly deferring a higher chandler.
There appears throughout au ardent defire for information, emit.
datable Indußry In colieeting it, and much faculty and perfplcudy
In communicating the refult of his inquiries. The ftyle Is eafy
and Gmple,and the letters are highly deferring perufal. 'This work
will be found generally haerefting, as It give. a good view of the
Rate of the Weft India SeltlCMClttg j hut It will be found more par-
ticularly worthy of the attention of thole who wifh to add to their
information with refpe.t to Slavery, and Welt India difeafes.”
Literary Journal, May, tgo6.
London, England, 1806-06-20

DID.
On the t4th inR. acYhorgarMa Priory, in the 'calmly of Nutt'
tingham, Mrs. Gilbert Cooper, wife of Jobe Gilbert Cooper, Efq.-
and youngeft daughter of Jobe Roe, Efq. of Sudbrooke, in the
county of Lincoln.
On the Bth inft. at Richmond, Surrey. Edward John ARky, Eri,
formerly Colonel in the aft regiment of Foot Guards, and 8 years
Eqoerry to the Late Duke of Cumberland. He was (mod foe of
the late Sir Edw. Aitley, of Melton, Coaftable in Norfolk.
Lately, at New York, whither he hod gone for the recovery of
his health, fames M'Ohie. of Hampfteod,Trelawney, Jamaica,
Efq. and a Male& Of the Militia of tier Bland.
On els!. I ft inftant,lo the ygeb year of his age, the Rev. Thomas
Main; who has been diffendog Mirdfter of the part% of Drum-
goolan, near Rathfritand„ Ireland, for the (Pm of 37 years. He
was one of the oldest of the Seceding Body of Prefbyterian Clergy
Ireland. When a (Indent, be bore arms in the Royal Army as
a Volunteer at the battle of Falkirk. He read without the help of
glaffes; and officlkted to a numerous Congregation until his Lift.
A funeral proreillon more numerous, of all denominations, and
more limply (Werra, has rarely been witpcifed on any ilmilar oc-
carton.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO .MORROW
Morning . . as minutes after 5
Afternoon - 46 1101011 US after 5
London, England, 1806-06-20

MILITIA:

Mr. WINDHAM brought in a Bill for fettling the
return of proper perfons to ferve in the Militia, under
the 41d of the King, and for fufpending the ballot
for a time to be limited. It was read a firti, and
ordered to be read a fecond time to. morrow, and to
be printed.—The other Orders being difpoled of, the
Houle adjourned at Twelve o'clock.

Lan nigh! we Week! Path pipeii is the I jth,
and Dutch to the iGth infl. Intelligence from Naples
of the 23d ult. mentions the capture of the Nand of
Capri, unaccompanied with any of thole circumitancei
of atrocious cruelty contained in the preceding ac.
count. The garrifon is faid to have capitulated to
four fail of the line and fifteen hundred men. We
believe the flrength of the naval and military force
employed on this occafion to have been much ex*gge.
rated, and that Capri has yielded to the enterprize and
impetuofity of a few Britifh failors and marines.

The return of Count HAVGWITZ to the favour
of the King of PRUSSIA, is mentioned in the Moog-
:fur—lf this Statement be true, a Change of Coun•
cils and Veafures may be expeaed itnineoiately to
follow. There appears fomething of a pacific na-
ture on the part of Pruta to Sweden—for his Swe.
dab Majetly has at laft fent a letter to the King of
Pruffia demanding a Categorical Anfwer—" Whe-
ther cr not Pruffia would evacuate Lanenburg ?" If
it be true that there is a difporition on the part of
Prullla to content to loch a preliminary arrange
ment, leaving the final adjament of differences to
the friendly efforts of Fiance and Rata, a reconcili-
ation ma be the confequence. Such an arrange•
ment would operate powerfully on the future con.
dud of the Belligerent Powers.

We have received Bolton Papers on the 2 t ft. and
New York to the 24th nit. The American prefs dill
labours to keep alive the excited againfi this
country, and accounts, apparently defiitute of foun-
dation, are circulated againa our Naval Commanders
on that Ration. Of this kind is a report of the Cis-
°mat. frigate having boarded an American trader,
and carried off 54 perfons, parengers, with an Ame-
rican feaman.—On the other hand, ((vies arc fabr l-
ewd to keep up the fpirits and gratify the malignity
of party. Of this kind is one of the Effex, American
frigate, having funk an Englith (loop of war. There
teems not the Clightelt foundation for the report.
The intelligence with refpea to Mut* Wires ezpedi•
Lion is contradictory.
London, England, 1806-06-20

PRUSSIA

Bea cur, Mar 2g.—Another letter has arrived from
Greif. wald for our Monarch from his Majelly the
King of Sweden. The Cabinet Minifter Count Haug.
i• a, in contcquence of this letter, fet off yelletday to
Chat lottenbourg to his Majefty. In this letter, which
the King of Sweden fent by an Adjutant, he demands
a ca•egorical anfwer to the quellion—.. Whether we
would evacuate Lauenburg or not ?" The Adjutant
has already carried the anfwer to the Swedilh head
quarters. Immediately after his departure, orders
were allied for (*lateen battalions, and the battalion of
Rustrva Htiffa,s, to hold themlelves in readinefs to
march. This corps is to be commanded by *Prince
Louis Ferdinand We fill exile& another c. utier
here ; if the anfwer he brings be not falisfaanty, the
whole corps will put it fell in motion towards Willock.
MAY 37.—1 n confequence of the arrival of the
courier fent from Pafewalk by Lieutenant General
Count Kalkreuth, the Minillers of Ruffin, Denmark,
and Mecklenburgh, had a conference with Count
H.agwitz.
The blockade of the ports of Memel, Dantzic, and
Pi 11.% by the Swedes. is 101168, that they have even
1,, hidden Darith and Ruffian wads from entering
and leaving thole pmts.
London, England, 1806-06-20

ELLESMERE CANAL.

-
\TOTICE is hereby Riven, that the Proprietors of
4.‘ the Minute Canal, will, at their Geactal Arend,ly, to be
held at the Royal Oak lun, Elkfmere, on Vl'etincitlay the asth
slay of June. and, be ready to treat with fuels perfona who may be
wWins to Armee any Sties or SLUM of Money, not left than One
Hundred Penman from any one perfon, nor exceeding Fifteen
ThisufandsPottl)4ll 'ureic whole, fur the etampleacin of the Water
Line, and other Works now in hint, cn optional notes of ton
each, to be trued tinder the powers of the Ellefinere Canal Ads,
by which it is intended to give the holders of loch Notes, lateral
at 5 per Cent. for the Money they may refpedively advat.ce, with
an option at the end of three years from the date of Nth Notes,
either to have their principal Money then difcliarged, or to take
coe Share of i 331. in the fail Canal In lieu of the Money to be
now advanced, on each fuch Note, at what than be then deemed
the curt, n• average value of furls Shares. Propufah from Pert sos
defirour of edvancli,g maul on faith (mutiny, f;secii)olg the
number . tiptionseNotes they are willing to take, are ME...dto
be tent rivions to the fold 23th of Jane, sither to Mars Potts,
l,ccke. and cheats.; ur ta Mr. Thomas StitlnUr, St. Pt-
tau's, Fries, ..f.tircwroury.
London, England, 1806-06-20

porpofe of taint the opinion of the Committee, when
there, were more Members prefent."
Earl TEMPLE oppofed the adjournment, and
thought the fpeech of the Hon. Gentleman moll on-
parliamentary, when he propofed to take the feife of
the Committee tomorrow on a queftion which had
been already decided. The Noble Lord then made
tome remarks on the propriety of taking the opinion
of witnefles in the manner propored, which mode of
proceeding he deprecated.
Mr. HUTCHINSON thought the motion for an
adjonrnment Mould he acceded to, as the Honourable
Gentleman 'tithed to put the queftions in another
Grape.
Mr. Secretary FOX was of the fame opinion, and
did not think much time would he 101 l by adjourning,
as it was then near eleven o'clock, and it was ufiral,
in fuch cafes, never to fit beyond that hour. With
refire& to the propriety of afking.the opinion of wit-
neffes, he certainly did not think it improper; and it
had been univerfally allowed in all proceedings of
the fame nature, which had been heretofore before
the Houle. The Honourable Gentleman who had
undertaken the buftnefs, he conceived, had a very
good right to believe that he would be allowed to
put his quellions in their prefent form, as the matter
was debated the night before ; and, though there had
not been a divifion, yet, what might be confidered
Rill Rronger, the oppofition was given up, and the
q teftions were allowed to pals. The Right Hon.
Gentleman then concluded by laying, that he thought
the Committee might be allowed to adjourn until
to-morrow; but if that was not agreed to, he would
undoubtedly take the fenfe of the Committee on the
propriety of putting the quellions in their prelim
fhape.
After fome further converfation, Sir Alured Clarke
as, by agreement, called in, and a few quetlions
put to him. His examination was then doled, and
the Chairman reported progrefs, and obtained leave
to fit again to-morrow.
On the motion of Colonel WOOD, James Salmon,
Efq. the Auditor General of Military Accounts in
India, was ordered to attend to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-04-24

PAPER HANGINGS and PAINTERS COLOURS.
JMIDDLETON, in St. Martin's-lane, who, for
• feversl yean, has made android Colours, both line and heavy,
now Prints and fells PAPER HANGINGS, from 3d. a yard, up.
wards, of which a large aifortmest is always kept for We, (and
hi. care Is to fell prime articles to thole who pay for them when
delivered) on turns the molt reafonable, together with damper
Colour* (or Rooms. Colours alfo fa 011, far inlide and out-door
Painting, fach as White Lead, Pull Ore.., OliTe and inriShle
Greens, Chocolates, &e. all of which illay be ufcd by parkins of
common inteliigenee.
N. B. From entire Itrangm, either a remittance, or a fuhltan-
dal reference, mutt accompany their orders.

FREEHOLD VILLA, on the BANKS of the THAMES,
BERKS.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ABBOTT,
At Garraway'a Cam tioutc, on V.'crlncfday, the 7th of May, at
Twelve o'Clock,
AFREEHOLD VILLA, with Green Hnnle,
Coach Houk. Stable, Pkafure Ground. Chafe, and Oarden,
at Wargrave, live mita from Reading, and thirty-five (ram 1.00-
don ; formerly the Property. and Refidence of the Earl of Barry •
more, and now of a Lady, who will give poileffiun at Midi-Limner.
To be viewed by tickets, which may be had of Meifr, pines
and Green, fiallibury•fipass. Flec Brett; and of Mr. Willem
Abbott, 13, Shepherd's Market. Piccadilly, of whom particulars
alto may be bad; at the Crown, Reading ; Red I.ion, Henley ; Sun,
Maidenhead; on the Premifes; and at the place of Gk.

SOUTH KILVINOTON, near THIRSK.

VALUABLE FRF.EHOLD ESTA'T'ES, AND EXTENSIVE
MANOR, WITHIN A MILE of the TOWN of THIRbK,
In the NORTH RIDING.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD 13Y AUCTION,

(B) Order of the Affignees of John Batty Tuke. a Bankrupt', it
the houfe of Mrs. Cart Innholder, In Thitfk, on Monday the
28th day of April, 1114, at four o'clock to the afternoon,

'I, HE MANOR of SOUTH KILVINGTON, ex.
.1 tending over the Town&lpso( South Ki!Appian and [horn.
borough: Aud three fever,' Farms, conultiog ot newly erected
Farm bottles , Stove In South Kilvington atorefidd, with.fuitable
conveniences and Outbuildings r and parcels of rich Arable and
Pagan Land, containing altogether ys t o R. 19 P. fa the feveral
occupations of Mr. Thomas brignall, Mr. Daniel Potter, and Mr.
George Speneeley : And a Cottage and Garth, to lUMogton, afore-
containing s Roods and 79 Perches.
No part of the purchafe money, except a depofit of ter per cent.
will be required until the t nth Odioher neat

The fractal t.nants will (hew the Farms; and printed particu-
lar• way be had by applying te Mr. Fro It. et Hull; Ms. amo-
k', Beverley ; or Mr. walks, T6izik,.....4prli 8, /806.
London, England, 1806-04-24

WAR WITH PRUSSIA.

It is now impoffible to confider Britain and Pruffia
in any other light than as in a Rate of Offal hoßility
nor was it in the power of Minifer► to prevent, by
any aft of theirs, the hoftilities to which the perfidy
of the Court of Berlin has led the two countries.
We have this day laid before our Readers an TM
pot rant State Paper—the Declaration of His Bit-
MAJiSTY, in his quality of Eleflor of Hano•
ver, on the condua of Pruflia. It is dignified and
manly, and may be cnnfidered as embracing the fame
points of argument as the admirable fpeeches deli.
vered laf night in Parliament by Lord GatavlLLi
and Mr. Fox, of which we have given an ample re-
port in the preceding columns.
London, England, 1806-04-24

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 24,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols fer nasne3,39l.—for ace • 591 6o—Omnlum tf s prem.
Sank StockOsis 11343 Ann. 17 2-16 27
3 per Calf. Red. An 0.311.39 fad Is Sends is. dIE par
per C Conf. spit Ontalm Ifs xi pram
4 Per C. Enslifis Tkkets tpl. spa.
pa Cerra Nary 92if Sea kw me. J 9160

THE NAVY.
We have to congratulate. not our Naval feasters
only, but the Country at large, on the notice given lei
night in the Houle of Commons by Lord Howsce.
Our brave defenders, the calligators of our enemies,
whole claims to a more adequate remuneration for
their meritorious fervices, we have, with unremitting
perfeverance. been recommending for years to the
notice of the Nation, are at length to receive from the
juftice of the country a fuitable degree of attention.
This is a condua highly meritorious on the part of
Adminifiration, and we doubt not that the O.
cers of the Army will, as loon as Knitters can be-
lbw the time neceffary for the difeuflion, receive alfo
au increafe of their pay. The public at large are
fatisfied that fuck a meafure is highly neceffary.
London, England, 1806-06-16

SPACIOUS COPYHOLb itESIDENCE, Palmer's-Green.
By Metres. HOCK/ART and PHILLIPS,
:Suter.Siva to Mr SUMO,
At Clarravray'a. on Fr day the 27•11 Indent, at Twelve,
AN excrllent FAMILY HOUSE, containing nu-
.L mcrous Rooms, and fuitahleOiliect.ln complete repair, Etta-
ate hi the pleafatiteit part of Paltner's.Green, near Southgate, the
Lie refidente and broperty of Ileac StultS,Efq. detested; width a
detached Farm-yard, Barn, Coacb-houfe, Stabling, and numerous
Appendages ' • Cow-itnufe, Piggeries, Cattle Shed, Hay Barn,
Poultry-yard, large Garden, and full grown Shrubberies; eaten.
lite lofty Walls and Fruit trees in full bearing, three next Cut-
ups, and a quantity of rich Meadow Land, containing abotit 111
Acres, the whole well Notified bye fpring of excellent water.
The Eftate is nearly equal to Freehold, bring held at a (mall
'certain fine, (Land tai redeemed) about BMWs from the Royal
Fichatige, convenient for the wtdiern part of the Metropolis, and
fit for the immediate reception of a rcfpcflable family.
l'o be viewed fur days previous to the Pale. with tickets only,
which, with particulars, may then be had of Mt. William Forger,
'Tottenham-green, Surveyor, and of Meas. Htiggart and Phillips,
110.65, Bread ttreet,Royal Exchange.

FREEHOLD FARMS at TYTHERTtN, NORI H WILTS.
TO BE 2,01,D. BY AUCTION,

By HARRY RUS3,
At the Angel Ton. in Chipoenhara, on Saturday, the nth day of
July neat. between the Hours of Three arid Sit in the After-
noon, unlefa prtvlouily difpofed of by Private Contradt, (of
which a foetnight's notice will be given In this Paper).
Lot 1. (NU R RICOMB FA RM, confining of a Farm
'kJ fioufe,wittt convenient Barn, Statile., and Out-build-
lop, and t a6A IR oP. of Rich Grating Land, in the Occupation
of Mrs. Ruth Kington.
Lot a. Coleman's Farm. confining of a Farm Houfe, with eon-
venient Barn, Stables, and Ow•builitng,, and 93A. AR. 34P. of
Rich Grazing Land, in the occirniiion c: Vlr. Philip Kington.
The abeam Farms arc let un Leak feu n Lady-day tail, for the
Term of (even Years.

Lot 3. Bormorc Parrs, a convenient Farm 14.mfe., Garden, and
Orchard, with (mint Clofe, of Ps h Grazing Land, containing
to/eche/ 29A. oR. 38P. in the tsccupation of Mrs. Sutton.
Lot 4. Lovegrove' Farm, a good Farm Floufe, with convenient
Out.tmildings Gar Jen, Orchard. and feveral Clufes of Rich
(Wailing Land, containing together 3tA. oR. 38P. to the occupa-
tion of Mf. Pearce

.....
Tyttserton is three Milts front Chippenharn, four from Caine,
ten from Devizes. and fifteen from Bath.
F6r further particulars apply to Mr. hiereweather, or Mr.
Athatotl/2 at Caine; or (to 'ha. Tito,. Crook, at 'fictional!, and
to view the Eitates) so the rtfpodtive l'enants.
London, England, 1806-06-16

Printed Particulars are delivered, Nee of expense, at the Com-
pany's finufe, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhlll,
Attendaoee, daily, from nine to four.

•By Order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
.0 A large CorntnlEßon allowed on Life Infurancc; Ad' :10
'Barge nide for pollci:a In any cafe.
London, England, 1806-06-16

DU rcH CONSTITU TION.

TATIOW OF THR AMBASSADORS EXTRAORDINARY
iROM THE • OF HOLLAND. .

Arrived at the hall of the throne,they went through
the fame ceremony as the Turkifh Ambaffador, after
which, Vice Admiral Verheul, prefident of the De-
putation, delivered the following addrels :

0 Star —The reprefentatives of a people diftinguithed by their
patience In times of difficulty, and, we dare to fay, celebrated for
the folidity of their judgment, and their fidelity In fulfilling the en-
gagements they have contracted, have confided to us the honoura-
ble miffion of prcfcnting ourfelves before t►e throne of your Ma-
jetty. This people have fuffered a long time under its own agita-
tions and thofe of Europe. Witneffes of the estaftropttes that have
overthrown fnme Rates; ?Mims of the diforden by which the
whole have been &alien; they have been made fenfible, that the
force of interefts and conneetions by which the gicat powers are
at prefent united or divided, has rendered It indifpenfsbly neeeffary
for them to place thernfelves under the flrft political fafegnant of
Europe. They have felt, that even their weaknrfs has preferibed
the neeeffity of reducing their own inftitutlotto into harmony with
thnfe of that (fate whole protection alone can guarantee them
ivied the danger of lervitude or ruin.

" There Reprefentatives have maturely and folemnly deliberated
upon the cireumftances of the prefent times, and the dreadful pro-
babil'tles of the future ; they have Peen, even in the term of the
calamities with which Purope ha* been fo long affilected, both the
caufra of their own evils, and the remedy to which it is nccelfary
they should have reeourfe.

Sire! We arc charged to exprefs to your Mikity the willies of'
the Reprefentatives of our People. We pray that you will grant
I us, as the Supreme Chief of our Republic Prince Louis Napoleon,
your Majefty's Brother, to whom we delivt r, iu fon and refped-
ful confidence, the guarantee of our lawn, the defence of our pall•
rice' rights, and all the interefts of our dear country. Under the
facred aufrices of Paortria ace—under the glorious proteartion of
your Majefty—and, In fine, under the power of the paternal go-
vernment which we requeft of him, Sire, we dare to hope,that Hol-
land, affurd in future of the uncliangiable affedlion of the greatelt
of Monarchs. and (trial,' allied even by its defidny to that of your
immenfe and immortal Fmplre, will fee the renewal of its ancient
glory and profperity, and that remote it Co long been deprived
of. Its looks then will no longer be eonfidered a. irreparable, and
will only leave behind them a faint remembrance:.
London, England, 1806-06-16

*SALES BY AUCTION.

By Mr. ABBOTT,
On the Prcmifes, on Friday the syth instant, and following day,
at 't wehre
`THE elegant Houfehold rurnitnre in excellent
rundition, of prime Mobufadiure, and good taße; a full hoed
Billiard Table, Melon wul Hand Lights, Garden fmplements, three
Mulch Cows, and a vari. ty of valuable effedts. the property of a
Gentleman, quitting his Villa at Greenhill Grort, near Barnet.
To be viewed two days preceding the Sale. C'adalogues may then
be had on the Prensifes ; at Mr. Newtons;
.the Red Linn, Barnet;
of Mao.. WYillama and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Gat.
raway'at and of Ml. William Abbott, 23, Shepherd's Market,
Pim/My.
London, England, 1806-06-16

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Poffeffion of Incomes, arifing
from Freehold, Cnpyliold, or Learehold F.Mtei, sit Land or
Houres,Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or
any ocher certain income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora-
ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An-
guilty intercii for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may he accommodated, on their perronsl fseurity; and in any
Inflame where the rotate lecurity of an individual may be deemed
lidullicient, the a:ltion of another perron to guarantee the pay-
ment of the interest, wUI remove the ohjedtion; and In 41 cafes
yrivilege 'will he 'Wen to the Public, to return the principal at
t'ieir own option.--Perfonal applications will be received eCery day
td: `our o'clock, and Letters moat Correfpondcnts in town and
country, (poft paid) will he immediately anfwercil, addrefred t.
eta- DaredtorOf the Knightfbridge Bank, at his town hook, No.
tower Joini-flreet, Go:den-rquare.
London, England, 1806-06-16

1141DWIFERY,

•
•--1-,HOSE Ladies, whole fituatinn requires a TENT-
, PORARY RETIREMENT during their accouchement,
meet witha comfortable accommodation, with the moll tender
treatment, and the greateft fecrecy may be depended on, by ap•
plying to Me.. Smith, Midwife, No. ts, Church Beret, Bloch.
friars road, near the Bridge, on the aloft rcafonable term.. Mrs.
Smith has a Gentleman well eilablithed fur fonte years as Man •
Midwife, who will attend, if required. The children alfo will
meet with every attention, if left to the core of Mrs. Smith. The
book is plesfantly Inflated, with a good garden attached to It, free
from fpeClaturs, which feldom happens to the lot of other houles
London, England, 1806-06-11

This day war put:anted,
Handnimcly printed in °Rave. with three Plates. &Sped by J.
M. W. Turner, and engraved by J. Heath, and alto with an en-
graved Sketch a the Routs, prII• Se In beards.
N EXCURSION to the HIGHLANDS of
SCO'T'LAND, and the ENGLISH LAKES, with Reed.
Wiens, Dcfcriptions, and References to Hlitorigal Page.
By JOSEPH MA WMAN.
Publilbol at No. as, Poultry.

This day was plablllsed,
In (behest Volume, Royal /Ivo. price stis in boards,
A New Edition,
Very confiders* enlarged sod improved, of
MR. SUGDEN s PRACIICAL TREATISE
an the LAW of VENDERS and PURCHASERS of ES
TATES.
In this Work an attempt ha been made to campfire not only
the whole law on the fubjedt, including Sales by Auction, dee. with
radical obrergtious ; but alto the general pradtice of the profef•
Sat refinntling the title, affirms*s of terms attelled copies and
covenants to which a modals is emitted, farthing fur incase-
brances, Ste. &c.
I undott: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-erect, and for J.
Cooke, Ormond (kay, Dublin.

Thh day was puldifhed, price as. 61. No. IV. of
'HE RETROSPECT ut PHILOSOPHICAL.
MECHANICAL,CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL
DISCOVIRIRS, being an Abridgement of the Periodkal and
other Publkations, Engin% and Foreign, relating to thole Sublets.
with remarks on many of the Papua, pointing out to what other
uf.ful ;Harpies inventions may be &reeled, and Dikoveries CI.
tended beyond the original views of their Authors, Including CU-
%lefts on the merits of New Patanu.
Publithed by
.s,Wyatt; No. a, Hatton Garden, and fold broil
Bookfellere.

Of whom maybe bad.
Alto pablifhed this' day. No. 48, of the New Series of the Re-
pertory of Arts, dre. containing the Specifier 101111 of Patent toren-
trio, accuratdy copied from the Records in Chancery,and a great
variety of other important and ;fetid matter.
London, England, 1806-02-21

THREE BOOKS of BIOGRAPHY, for the Life of SCHOOLS.
This day were publifbed, ecw and improved Edkiens of the fol- .
lowing interefting, ufeful, and approved School Books, written
' purpofely for the ufe of Young Perkins, on the obvious and int-
. portant principle, that Example is more powerful and more fe-
-1 doeive than Precept.
I. THE BRHISH NEPOS, confifting of Seleß
A. Lives of thole iliuftrious Britons who have beet the
diftinguifbed for their Virtues, Talents, or remarkable ad-
vaneement in life, interfperfed with Pradtleal Relledlicon. By W.
MAYOR, I.L. D. Ste. price ss. bound, and containing accounts
of the under mentioned diftinguiftted Perfonages :
Alfred, Bacon, Wkkliff, Chaucer, Wolfer, Moore, T. Crom-
well, Latour, Cabot, Jewell, Oretham, Walfingham, Crichton,
Drake, Burlcigh, Shakerpearei Raleigh, Bacon, Andrews Coke,
Stafford, Hampden, Harvey, Blake, Clarendon, Milton, Marvel,
Sydney, Tilletfon, Locke, Holt, Burnet, Penn, Addifon, Maribo-
rough, Newton, Sir R. Walpole, Stair, Sloane, Wolte, Aden, Bar-
nard, Lyttleton, Chatham, Garrick, Cook, Bl..eliftoue, Johan),
Lowth, Howard, Mansfield, and Sir J. Reynolds.
a. A SaLICTION of the Lives of PurriLece, abridged for the
are of Schools, by William Mayor, I.L. D.&c. price 0.6 d• bound,
and urn ti: ing accounts of the under mentioned Perfonages, the
molt Illultrious and ellimahle charaders of Antiquity : •
Romulus, Lantana, Solon, Noma, l'hernlitoeloa, Camillus, Pc •
ricks, Alcibiades, imoleon, Arillides, Cato the Cenfor, Pyrrhus,
Eumeries,Pompey, Alexander, Julius Co(er, Demulthenea, and
Cicero.
3. Scripture Biography, at the Lives and Charade-re of the
principal l'erfonages recorded la the leered writings, particularly
adapted to the inftrunion and ionprovenwnt of Youth. By tie
Rey. John W. thins, LL. 1). price 3s bound.
This important work, Which teaches sad applies the reinciides
of Religion under the agreeable form of Biographical Narretises,
COOLIII4 an account of the followiug Scripture charaticra t
Adam, Cain, Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Ileac, Jacob, Jo-
feph, Job, Itiof.e, Halaam, Jodinta, Ruth, Sam ad, David. Solomon,
Elijah, Fiala, Daniel, Either, Mord, cal, St. John, and Plus Chnft.
' Printed for it tenants Pterl..4lls. No. 6, Bri4e-ftreet, Black.
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the allowance to Felted,.
London, England, 1806-02-19

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, FEBRUARY L

The Bavarian Atobaffador has had an audience
of their Wellies, in which he announced, in the
name of his mafter, the affumption of the title of•
King of Bavaria. It is Paid the King will take a
tour to Pomerania, to fee the Ruffian troops. The
Arobaffaclor of Wortemburgb, Baron STRUDI, is
gone to St. Peterfbargh, to announce the affump•
lion of the Royal Title. The State of Wurtem•
burgh will be re-eftablifised, at the defire of the
Emperor of France.
London, England, 1806-02-19

MR. PITT.

AN Independent TRIBUTE to the MEMORY
of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, by Walla/al'
tTimisasa FITS G Efq ornamented with a eorred Like-
lao is this day publiihed on one Meet price Ss. with line impel-
sof the Portrait. If ordered, ft might be printed on filk or
Wolum, by i,elvrard Ovule. bond-ftreet —Sold by all the Print-
idlers and Bookfellms -Likewife, an Engraving as large as life of
Mr. PITT, price at as. roofs, and ate. prints, and a (mailer one
as gia and as. 6d.—.Solid-Brat, corner of Brook-Erect.

11%
'

TO TALLOW Cl

IDLERS.

APERSON, whofe connexion would enable him
to add confiderably to the Trade of any one eftabliflied in
the above line, within fora fare io a concern of refpeetabillty.
The molt fatisfatttory references will be piven and required
For further particulars addnefs (pelt paid) to G. A. W. White
Hart Tavern. Aticisurclalane.
London, England, 1806-02-19

VALUABLE SHIP STORES.
FOR SALE.

-
At the London Ten, Plymouth, raw Friday the agth of February
Wk. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,

SUNDRY WARLIKE and OTHER STORES.
ConfilUng of
Three Anchors, Foot Cables, Seven Hawke', Standing and
Running Rigging, Sails, funk. Double, Single and other Blocks,
Spars, Yards, Iron Ballaft, Muskets, Piftols, and Cu:Jaffee ; a 8
Guns t 8 pounders, Round, Double-headed, Grape and other Shot,
One Hundrekand 'Fwenty.five Barrels Gunpowder, Twenty Tuns
al Brod. a quantity of Flour in Barrels Beef. Pork, Beaton and
other Provilions. I.egars, Half legars, Barrels,
other Calks, with a
variety of other Articles.
For Fxportation,
Six Calks of Red Wine-4 Calks of Gin, and Calks of Oil.
. .

All of which is jolt landed f.om the french National Frigate
la LIBR C. condemned as Prize to his Majelty's (Ripe of war la
Loin, Maids d, Sfq. Commander, and EgYP•
thane, I °tent. Philip Cr.r.lby Hanficld, Commander.
For viewing the Stores, and for Catalogues and any further in-
formation, application to be made three days previous to the Sale,
at the Counting-boufe of EosvAan l.ver, Ptq. or to
THOMAS LOCKYER, Swo►n Broker.
Plymouth, Feb. ta, sgab

This day was publilhed,
in large Odtavo, a New Edition, with an entire Set of 30 New
Maps and Plates, price tos. 6d boards,
ELEMENTS of GEOGRAPHY, and of NA.
TUR AI, and CIVIL HISTORY. Containing, t. The Or
der of the Spheres-2. The Economy of the Sublunary Works of
Creation, Inanimate and Living--3. Pieturefous and General
Sketches of the Different Parts of the Earth; and the Varied Ap-
pearances and Manners of its Inhabitants-4. 'the Rife, Revolu-
tion, and Fall of the Principal Empires of the World—s. Changes
through Different Ages in the Manners of Mankind-6, 7,8, 9.
Dcfcription of the Different Quarters of the World ; Europe, Alia,
Africa, and America. Their Divifions into Countries, Provinces,
&c. Their climates, Soils, Animals, Plants, Minerals, Mountains,
Rivers, Lakes, Canals, Commerce, Manufaitures. Curiofities,
Schqols. Learning, Literati, Religious Prof.:Mons, Language, Chief
Government, Hiftnry, &e.
Sly JOHN WALKER.
The Fourth Edition, carefully reviled and enlarged, by the Rev.
London, England, 1806-02-19

MALTON COURSING MEETING

Had the &ft day a very thin attendance of Mem-
bers, in confequence of which, a number of the
Matches became forfeited ; and though there appear-
ed on the Match Book more engagements than ever
were known, from the forfeitures, there was an aftual
want of Matches to fill up the fira day.
The Prize Cop, after a fevere-Ccur "e of two miles,
was declarid as follows :

Major Topham's dog Gaillard, (Derbythirc breed) . I
Mr. Slinglby's b. b. Serpcnt s
Mr. &lt'a dog Sbylock . -
Mr. Croft', b. dog Cymon - .

the Hare was not killed.

Five Matches, betwixt Mr. Befl and Mr. Darlcy,
were off by content.
/tlr. Lee forfeited fix Matchr,s to Mr. Beft.
Mr. Darley's Driver forfeited to Major Topbarn's
Snow Drop.
Mr. Tho-rpfon's Tib forfeited a piece of plate, of
t cps value, to Mr. lien's Hawk.
Mr. Percival forfeited three matches to Major
Topham.
Mr. Dailey's Dent forfeited to Mr. Slinsfby's
Har
Mry.
p.
Th'mpfon forfeited two matches to Mr. Croft.

A honfe in Port Royal, Jamaica, in which were
Captains.lwat.tristo, 11,14Doww sta., and COGHLAN,
of the Royal Navy, and Lieutenant fixowax, of the
Royal Artillery, fell to the ground. The three Cap•
tains were much bruifed, particularly the latter, but
none of them dangeroufly.
Every Ticket drawn next Saturday is fore to be
a Prize, and the Fill Drawn Ticket on the Sixth
Day is fore to be zo,oool. therefore thole who pur-
chafe now have a double chance, as every Ticket
drawn before the aBth inflant is lure to be a Prize;
and every capital Prize already drawn has been fold
in Shares.
STATR LOTTERY.—The Ticket, No. 10,730, as
firft drawn yellerday, entitled to Twenty Thouland
and Twenty-two Pounds, was fold at Meffrs. HA-
ZARD, BURNII, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in
one Fourth, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares.
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue
on fale at the above Office. All Tickets drawn on
Sattlistay next, the fifth day, will be entitled to 221.
each, and the firft drawn on the Sixth to Twenty
Thouland Pounds.

On Sunday the 16th init. in queen-fquare, Mrs. Horton, of a
daughter. r•

MARRIED.

Lately, in Ireland, the Rev. Gerard Thomas Nod, fecund fon
of Gerard Noel Nod. hfq M. P. fur the c •unty of Rutland, to
Mita O'Brien, daughter of Sir Ludua O'Brien. Bart.
Saturday morning, at St. Margarct'a Church, Wcitminßer, Ro-
bert Atkinfon,Efq. to MiG Loutfa Jane Stmt, chlrft daughter of
'l'. George Street. f fq. of Middle Scotland yard. Whitehall.
London, England, 1806-02-19

LAIV INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MI 17.
ANDSRSSOM r. NIWIN•ti•
Mr. Gaanow dated this to he an action for medi-
cines furnilhed by' the Plaintiff to the Defeniant's
family, and tor inoculating the wife and daughter of
the Delendant with the Vaccine inoculation, for
which the charge was three guineas each, and the
only guellion in the cattle would be whether that was
a reafimahle charge or not ?
The Plaintiff was a furgenn and apothecary, and
the Defendant a perfon of inferior condition in life.
Anthony Carlife, Efq. faid; that the charges of
medical perfnns were regulated by their rank and
eminence in their profelli.m, and a:fo by the condi-
tion of their patient. A pertnn of eminence never
took lefs than five guineas for performing the Vac-
cine Inoculation, but he knew of no inftance in
which the charge was leis than three guineas for the
Gavle operation of the puncture and the fubliquent
attendance on the patient.
Lord ELLE m Bolton° it thought that extraordinary.
One of the Jury laid he knew it to have been per
formed for half a guinea.
Sir V. Grans obfervecl, on behalf of the Defen-
dant, that the lhortefi way -to difpofe of this cafe,
was to take an objection, which was a fatal one, to
the declaration which contained no count about ino-
culation, hut only for work, labour, care, and dili-
gence and medicine found for curing the Cow
Pock, Lee.
Lord ELLIN amtouctt.—" This is a declaration,
charging the Defendant with the expence of having
removed a difeafe ; and the lid is, that the Plaintiff
inflieled one in the fire inflance, and then removed
it, which is the true way of defcrihing inoculation ;
the confequence is, that the Plaintiff mull he nonfuit-
eel, and I own I think the charge of three guineas
for the mere puntlure by which this operation is
performed for a poor man, an enormous fum."—
Plaintiff nonfuiled.
PIGGOT, ItQ V. WHARRY.
Mc. YANKS dated this to be an action for 261.
being the expence; of the Plaintiff in coming up
from Worceller to London, at the inflance of the
Defendant, to be examined as a witnefs ir, a fuit in
Chancery, on which occafion he had been kept in
town a week. The Defendant had paid zol. in
Court, and the qiieltion was, Whether that was a
flifficient fum for this Gentleman, who Caine up in
his own carriage, and the charge would have been
more if he had conic up in a pod chaile ?
Lord Est.twananoGn faid, that in drifters, he
could not demand more titan his expence of travel-
ling up and down' by the Mail Coach, as there was
nnthing (teed about his detention in own, and as
he was a man of fortune he had the lefs reafon to
complain, becaufe he could the better afford to make
fume facrifices to fupport. tire adminifli atinn of
juilice. His Lmdfhip thought the furn paid into
Court in this cafe was amply fufficient.—Plaintiff
nunfuited.
London, England, 1806-02-19

THE KING G. SARAH DUFF.

This was an indielment againa the Defendant for
an affault on her niece, a girl ten years old, who
had offended her ; the threw a pail of water over
the girl.
Lord EL LP SOROUG H obferved, it was a pity that
a care fo trivial thould have found its way into this
Court, but as it was ltre, it mutt be difpofed of ac-
cording to law.—Gailty.
London, England, 1806-02-19

SALE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION.

MR. STOCKDALE refroealult/ inform, the
PUBLIC, that his AUCTION of Valuable ANCIF NT
and MODYStN BOOKS (many of them eetrerncly retiree, in va-
rious Languages), MAPS sod PRINTS,wiII continue to-morrow,
Thurftlay, at melee o'clock to a minute, at No. 30, Old B, nd-
Street, and proceed during the two following dem enintnenciag
punflually at the fame hour.
Catalogue., which are well worth attendee, may be bed at the
place of Lit, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1806-02-19

PRUNES FOR SALE,

Ey Virtue of a Writ of Appralfcment and Sate, Mud out of the
High Court of Admiralty of England, dirodted to Joreph Bon-
field and Janus 'Tippet, Commitliners.
FOR SALE DY AUCTION,
On Saturday the ait day of March next, at to o'clock in the Fore-
noon, at the Dolphin Tavern, on the Quay, at Falmouth,

'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz..—
A. 407 Cala, 7221 Dorm and 72 Half Boxes
FRENCH PRUNES.

Now lying at Boycr's Cellars, in the Port of Falmouth afore-
raid, being part of the cargo of the Fisniburgh fhip Akerman
Hans Hendee& Brandt natter, detained on her voyage from
Bourdeaux to Tonologen, by tbe Locuft gun brig, Lieut. John
Shuldam commander.

The Fruit may be viewed three days before the fate, and Oats.
luau es bad, and further parliculars known, by applying to
JOSEPH BANFIELD and JAM.U. TIPPET,
Ft.b.S, 1806. Curniniffloncrs, Falmouth.
London, England, 1806-08-28

CT THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS FOR THE REDEMP-
TION OF CHINICHAND CORPORATION LANI)-11X.
Na li, PAILIJ•MAKT-STRIZT,
Acquit
WHEREAS, by an AIR palred in the lan Sedinn
of Paellsonest, the pmiodfor the completion or Centrals
far dr Iteanapkbea d Ladd-Ton it mvcb an:odd :

And Whereas alfo, after a recital of the Profits 'leash selling to
the Pubik, from the Redeispdeo of land-Tai by Bodies Politic
and Corporate, alai Charitable inßitutions, it in by the Paid Aft
provided, that the Corianaifikmers appirinted under the Great Seal
of Great Britain, for the purPok otregulating, eUretßing, approv-
ing, and confirming, the Saks made by fuck Corporate Bodice, for
the Paid Redemption of Land-Tea, may crop...rare (mall Livings
and certain Charitable inflitulona from the Land Tax, 'without
the transfer or payment of any coofideration—We hereby give the
following Notice to evi ry !mamba* of any Living or other Eerie-
foltical Benefice, and to all Trances or Foaffees of any Charita-
ble loltitution, the whole clear annual income of which Sufi not
refpettively exceed the tint of rsol. Reeling, who Shalt be Mimes
that the inleff"agss, Lands, Tenements. or other Hereditansants
belonging to fuck Lining, or Eccieflailical Benefice, or Charitable
initstution, aril be exonerated from the Landaax, under the
powers given by this Aft :

1. A Memorial mutt be addrciTed to us, (under cower to Lord
Auckland, Lords Commitßoners Land•Tal Office, Weftminfter),
certi,ling tl,e nature and dcfcrlptinn of the Property or other
funds or fourets, from which the Paid annual income li derived,
a. alto the prefent clear improved yearly ?ANC thereof,
guilliing how the whole dot! Milk, whether from Glebe Land,
Tythes, Compoation-Tythes, .cat M what other manner as the
cafe may be.
a. The laid Memorial mutt be accompanied by the Certificate
of two or more of the Commiliimiers of the Land-Tax of the dr.
trld, containing a deferiptiou, in writing, of the Meffuages Lands,
Tenements, and other Hereditaments, helorging to fuck Living
or other Feclefliftical Benefice, or Chant...; e tnfiltution, and the
name of the Parith or place in whicrarfame Mall be Mu/4
and the amount of the Land-Tat Charged thereon!. And dotal
Memorials and Certificates Ina be bat to as within fit MOM
from the rad July lalL
3. Our Indorfement oo tie Certificates, declaring the Lands to
be exonerated from the Land-Tax. will he given as Moon aa tha
Cafe Rated in the Memorial (hall appear to es to have been fuffiq
silently proved, and to be conformable to th; intentions of Paella-
man, and will have /Bea and operation from the Quarterly
of Payment of Laod-Tats hut preceding the regiftry tot*
each Certificates. (Signed) AUCKLAND. •;' •It
GLENBPRVIE.
By °au of the Baud. W. YOUNG, fifigxetary. •
London, England, 1806-08-21

THU HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN VERSE.
This day was publiihed, illuftrated with a Map, price 25. 6d.
half bound,
THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, in EASY
VERSE, front the Invation of Joucs Css.ta to the Ihs-
gimlets of the Year $1366.
Written for the porpofc of being committed to memory at an
early age, by Young Perfrns of both fer Ls.
By W. R. JOHNSON, A. M.
Printed farTARAIT and Co. at the Juvenile and School Li-
brary, No. 237, New Rnel•Rreet ; fold by W. Giblmos, Bath ;
M. Keene, Dublin ; Wilfon and Spence, York ; and IL MoilLy,
Gaiolborough ; and by all other BoolifeDers.
Of whom may be had,
2. BOOK of RANKS, 24 plates, 75
s. BOOK of GAMES aid SPORTS, 24 plates, as 6d
g. BOOK of TRADES. 76 plates, 3 parts, 3* each
1• 4. ROBINSON CRUSOIL 16 plates, 456 d
POPULAR STORIES, 24 plates 3 parts.at s, 63
'6. VISITS to a FARM.HOUSE, 8 plates, as 6d
I. VISITS to LONDON, 6 plates. as 63
TOUR THROUGH ENGLAND, 6 platen, 116 d
p. VISITS to the LWERIAN MUSEUM, 23
to. VISITS to the MENAGERIE, as 63
BIBLE STORIES, a vols. to plates, 45
12. MINCE PIES for CHRISTMAS, ask,
s 3. VENILE PLUTARCH; parts, at 25 Gil eack
4. MEMOIRS of 808 she TERRIER, 26
13. MEMOIRS of DICK the POKEY, as
26 VISITS to the fUnNILE LIBRARY, as.
s 7. UNIVERSAL HISTORY, skidded, 26
ti. FIRST GOING to SCHOOL, 2$
$9. POETRY for CHILDREN ; by Mifs Atreus, 26
20. PUZZLE for a CURIOUS G.RL, 25 64
af. TRAVELS of ROLANDO, 4 vela sae
22. BRITISH DOMESTIC QUADRUPEPS, 2164
13. PROVERBS of ALI. NATIONS, 23 6,1"
24. TALES of the CASTLE, s vols. t7s 6.1
as. The MAGIC LAN THERM, it plates, 65.
s 6. A POETICAL HISTORY of RNOLAND, as 6d. .
27. WONDERS of rho TELESCOPE, es 6d •
28. WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, 35 6d
29. CHILD', TRUE FRIEND. 5 plea, as
so. PRESENTS for GOOD BOYS, Is
• 3t. PRESENTS for 000E1 GIRL 7, s,
32. MARY and her CAT,
33. DIALOGUES for 000 D CHILDREN, is
34. The LITTLE HERMITAGE, us 6d
3c. Ills TORY of TELEMACHUS, us
36. HIS FORE of BALISARIUS,
37. LIFE of CARI.O, is
iB. NURSERY TALFS.33 forts, at 6,1 etch •
39. NURSERY SONGS anCIINGLE.S, 6d etch
N B. The orf erg of Country Bookkllwo for We above yarned
Works, sic executed on advantageous WOW
London, England, 1806-08-26

.This day was publifbed,
And to be had of the Principal Rookieilers in the United King-
dom, handfomely printed in Cana, with a Map, price IV).
hoards,
'THE GAZETTEER of SCOTLAND, contain-
ing a Paiticultr and Concife Defcription of the Counting,
lands, Cities, Towns, Villages, Lakes, Kinn. Moun-
tains, Valdes, &c. of that Kingdom. With an Account of the
lolftical Conflitution—Hiftory—Extent—Houndariee---State of
Agriculture—Population--Niturel Hiftoryn-Buildings—Satte of
the Nobility and Gentry—Roads. &c.
Ediaurgh: Printed fur Arch. Conflable and Co. Edit:berth;
and John.hlutray, Fleet Ante, London.
j In the prattle Edition of the Gazetteer of Scotland, the
• Publiiher. have ben: anxious to Include every thing relating to
that Country which they fappolcd might intereit the native,
or gin information to the Reenter. Bades.particular accounts
of all the Cities, Towne, Villages, dte. the Defaiption of every
Parochial Criftridt of Scotland is included, in which its extent, foil,
mode of cultivation, and tnanufedures, are noticed. A deforlp-
tion of every remarkable natural en:lacy, and every remain of
Antiquity, is gives in the account of the, die.ridts In which they
arc etuated:—the principal !int. of the Propricton are remarked t 1
as are alfo t►c iiirtialdices of eminent Men. To the Voltime I.
appended a carrel table of the ;toads; and prefixed in a general
Introdadtion. The Pdblilbers trait, that though, front Its term,
the Gazetteer oScathed is fufeeprlble of much cmhellifirnent
of language, yet the general accuracy of he Ratements will hackle
it to particular attention: Agadir it flian not entirely fuperfede the
neeethty of confoltlng the numerous Team, to be acquainted with
Serechn.l, it will at lean prove a valuable auxiliary to thefe, Irons
fupteloalry of information wtdch a work of this kind neuft need
we over others which only reale tranficnt occurrincei tad
olnlrvatians.
London, England, 1806-02-17

STATEog GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE.
Ina few days will be pubilfhed,
'THOUGHTS nn the RELATIVE STATE of
-1 GREAT BRITAIN and of FRANCE, at the dole of Mr.
Pitts Life and Adminlitration tfio6.
Printed far Hatehard, ROolticlier to her Majelly, No. tsio,
Pieeaditly, °make Albany Hattie.
Lord TEIGNMOUTH's LIFE of Sir WILLIAM (ONES its
London, England, 1806-07-01

LONDON,

TUESDAY, JULY x.
PRIZE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cnnfols, for opening, 63 —Reduced 6t ii.
Omnium, for money, sf —for payment 5,1.
PRICE: OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 211 Long Ann. 17 ix•l64
3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 6116x* India Bonds, is. a aa. dlf.
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Oat Each. Bills. par IS. as. dif.
4 Per Cent. Sniff I Omni= 51 7 6}}t rem.
5 per Cent. Nary. Ihut I Conf. fur ace. 63fif
DUSLIN, JUNG per Cent. Gov. Deb. 93f.
Exchange—Dublin on London, ice.

Much expedation was raifed in the Houfe of Peers
yeflerday, refpeaing the nature of the qneflion which
Lord MELVILLE intended to put to Minitiers, with
regard to the prefent date of India. Many Peers at.
tended in their places, and a great number of Mem-
bets of the other Houfe appeared behind the Throne
Lend Mst.viwt was tor fume time in converfation
with Lord Muir°, previaus to his riling to put his
quellions. It appearing from the anfwers of that
Noble Lord, that the indent Governor General, Sir
G. BARLOW, was only to continue at the head of
affairs until a fucceffor arrived to take his place, and
that confequently there was no liable Government
at prefent in India, Lord Ms tv mut gave notice, that
he Ihould on Friday nett fubmit a motion to the
Houle, Chewing how precarious our power and fecu-
rity in India were under Poch unfettled circumnances.