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London, England, 1805-12-19

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Draionus.
lA.lndon: Printed fur U Kearfley, Fleet ftreet.

This day waspubliihed, in one large vol. Bvo. wits Plates, price
121 in bonrds,
THE PA INTER and VA RNIS HER's GUIDE ;
or, a Treatife, both in Theory and Pradicc, on the Art of
making and applying Varniihes ; on the different kinds of P..int-
itigs; and on the Method of preparing Colours both Mimic and
composite' ; with new Obfervations and F.speriments on Copal :
on the. Nature of the Subßances employed in the Compolition o'
Varnifhes and of solours ; and on various Proceffes ufed in the
Art. tr By P. F. TINGRY,
Profeffor of Chemiftry, Natural Hiltory, and Mineralogy in the
Academy of Geneva.
" We have perufed tbis Work with great fatisfadion—it con
tains much new. ufeful, and interefting information on the diffe-
rent fubjeds which it embraces, and cannot fail to be highly kr •
viceabk to artifts.".—Pbiloftsphical Mag. April 1804.
We cannot hetitate in declaring, that :he very full, minute.
and fcientifie diredions in this volume will render it truly valua
aids to the arta. One Ongle pricers only the Author tells us he
has set espoimentally tried."—Critical Rev. Dec. 1804.
keisussi bar li. Kurfley, Flax arca.
London, England, 1805-12-19

FROM THE VIENNA GAZETTE.

U.VIIIMINA, Nov. 30—Yellerday evening, at lir
o'clock, his Excellency Count HAUGWITZ, the Pruf.
Pion State and Cabinet Minitler, arrived here. COMM
STADWIto and General Lieutenant Field MarThal
Count GUILAY arrived here the day before yeaer.
day, and communicated to M. TALL IYIAND, the
Minifter for Foreign Affairs, the propolit ions crf which
they were the bearers from his Auarian Imperial Ma.
jail,.

" M. VOU HAILUIER, Profßan Counfellor of Lega.
tioa, whom his Excellency Count HAUGWITZ had
fent before him, has gone from hence to Brunn to
the French Imperial head quarters.
06 The French troops entered Freiburg on the 27th
initant.

4, The jtmeion of the Grand Army with the Army
of Italy, is effefteri. The French right wing is now
on the Adriatic, and the left in Bohemia, and at
Bruno.

" A column of French is ad►anseing on this fide
the Danube againil Oedenburg, Eifenburg,
burg, and Stein, There will foon be bloody fcenes
in Hungary : a column of Ruffians having penetrate
ed through Dalmatia and Croatia into the fouthern
provinces of Hungary, and the rifing, or levy, in the
diftriEts near the Carpathian Mountains, being fully
organized."
London, England, 1805-12-19

SIXPENNY BOOKS.

Thirty two forts of bluffer), Tales, fuch as • inderella, Blue
Beard, tht Weeping Beauty, CV liittin,;ton, Tom Thumb, Aladdin,
Gulliver, Ste &c. &c. cacti with Circe t ()loured plats.
The Loudon Primer, or tlt book, generally efteemed the heft
book of this kiud ever publifhal—Suags for the Nurfery—ffigigks
for the Nurfery.
ONEZHILLING BOOKS.
Prffentg for good Bur —Put ut. for good Girls—New Dia-
!Noes fot good Children—Hiltory of •felemachus, of Bclifarius,
and of Lary and her Cat—The Little Herntitsge—d-ife of Carlo.
LIGH I EhN-PENNY BOOKS.

Dr. Alavor'd Spelling the 29th (*cern-
ed the belt book of this kiud,and adopted and preferred in all the
principal ichouls.
Sfiii.l.lNG BOOKS.

.
Vifits to tlw I.t.vcri lukual—Vilita to the Juvenile Library
—:ll,:noirs of Dick the Pony—Nl,fa Aikin's Foetry for Children
—Adventur, aon firft going to School—Scripture Hifturies, or
Bible Stories. ?arts! and a.
HALF-CROWN BOOKS.

Vifits to a tom tl..ufc—Vifits to London...Vifits to the Bots•
nical Garden—PuzzlL for a curious Girt—Popular storks, Parts
2. gig(' Grammar Geography—The Juvenile
Plutarch, Parts t and z.--Minee Pies for Chriiimas--univerrai
ililtory, alai:v.:a—Proverbs of all Natione—llitiat Donseltie
gliatinopeaLs.
London, England, 1805-12-19

CHRISTMAS.

jCnnntry BOOKSELLERS and TOYMEN
A. throughout Great Britain arc rcfpedtfully informed, that
Gnee fait Chriftmas, TAIYART and Co. (bf the Juvenile Library,
NCW Bond-ltrect,have greatly enlarged their variety of Children'.
and School Books, and that they Dull be glad to receive orders for
to!. or aol. A flortments, to meet the demand of the editing Holi-
days The framing conititute fume of the ankles of their pub-,
lieation
.......
London, England, 1805-12-19

DitD.
On the 7th irritant, at EdinhurLii, Dr. Hill, Prordror of Hap
nullity in the Univerfay o(Etlinhurgh.
Thurfday fennight, fuditenly, while on profeMonal butinefs,
aged 33, Mark Ord, Fig. of York, San-Hier at Law.
At Edinburgh. on the 3d in& Mr. Geo. Wilkie, Apothecary to
the Royallnfinnary.

IGH WATER A U LONDON BRIDGE TO -MORA(
Morning - - 35 minutes after
Afternoon . . o minutes after s .

The following is another Proof of the Inn ;nac. Value of RO4ll-
- Improved BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or Cauca Dears.
Extrad cd. a Letter from Dr. Michael Head, of Hitifot in America
Sir, dated April to :
IMUST beg you will forward immediately, by the.
firit packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of Rubberd's Bat-sa-
wn Etta in, orCoucir Daors, which I firmly heifive tone tie
very belt remedy ever invented tor Coughs, Culls, Althmas, and
Cudfumktioos. At the time I rccav:ti fume from you, I was af.
Bided with a dreadful Corgh and Inflammation on my Lenp,eat-
tended with a great opprellion and pain on my brratt, fo that it
was with great difficulty I could dr.tw my breath (which I mat
candidly confers baffled my own lkilL) From the ftroog recemmes-
dation you fent with them, I was induced to make an immediate
trial myfelf, which have me instant relief, and in a very tort dam
pettedly reftored me. I have (ince witnclfed teir good ands In
many ohflirate cafes, and thereforelhaii, for the future, nom be •
without thou. . _ _

........
A Canti.,n—His Majtfto llon..Commi(noners have been
pleated to order the name of R. Sutler, No. 4, Cheapfi•te, to be Ca-
dravcd on a black Stamp, orslch Stamp Is affizcd to each bottle, an
others are Counterfeits.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS
INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cl RN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY h fo certain of its F.ttcacy having Rev es failal,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees. ii it does not eradicate the Com,
root and brunch, ro tit rota ixc &loser. And he begs leave
to add, that it his nainitely the advantage of the numbialefs Suers-
eacious Ointments, Salves, &t. a. ni.uifhuntlreds of of per.
font can teilify; among whom are Tome of the fir& eharadkers se
this kingdom.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by r.Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane,naur
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltock-
ftreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-itreet; Mr. Hilda..
' No. u, .Pail-Matl; Mr. Ward, No. 3a4, Holborn; and Mini%
and Co. No. xso, Oxf"rd-ltreet.
At Bratol, by Mr. Et....gin and Mr. Sheoard, Bookfellers
• Bath. ByHazatd, bootzrett-s,and Wright, perfumer.

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Edinburgh, by Bar..r, 13. ridge. - -
Portfea and Gorport, Harainz s.
• Livetpoel, by /dr. Gore. priatcr.and Mr. loncs 3,ootfritet,
Portfrnoath, Mr. Mot ky,
And by moil of the Arcnd..T.: of Medicinesin England.
London, England, 1805-12-26

FOR SALE,

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Akin the toth tic jairsuy,
t go& immediately after the Litt. of La Guoiron ane
THE good Sloops LA FEDERATION imnilien
about 91 Tuns ; calm unknown, anaalktd tfti.a
about (.o Tons.

There Veffdc are well calculated for the Coal,Cultn,anel Coaft-
ing Ta adv.. and may be f: of to fez au eafy expellee ; now lying
in Sutuii Pool, and there to be dcliveted: condemned n Prize to
th. lured armed brig Cut ro VS, commanded by Licutemuit Tito-
MA, Lanza.

Am. 4;0 Grinding Stones, and go Bas of Iron ; being part of
the Czrgoes of tie raid Slou1•s Federation, and Name unknown.
Ltkewtle, the French lugger-rigged Gun Veliel No. 288. ad-
meafures about sn Tons. A Prize to his Majeity's Armed Cut-
ter Faux, commanded by Lieutenant JAMBS NICOLSON.
Fur viewing tin ‘'cirels and their Cargos, and any further par-
ticulars, apply at the Counting-honk of
THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, Dccenthcr ►y, B.as.
FOR SALE,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, tai triday the toth of January,
1,806, after the Sale of the Gun-Verrel No 288..
H E Schonner RACE HORSE ;
admeifutes 66 Tons ; ♦ new Veffel, pierced for fix carriage
guns, remarkably well found Ir. Storrs, and well calculated for the
Fifh or Fruit Trades, or as a private thin of war, for which pur-
port, of her lac, it is nut podioic to be a more complete velkl,
bating net n particularly fitted for that purpofe. And all. all her
Warlike and other Stores, coufiftitig oh Iron and heals Guns,
Mulct!, I'ifto.s, Cutl;dka. Iroolutund War r Calks, iron Bal-
laß, Shot, Bread, arid about u Cwt. of Gunpowder.
For ir.veutorir.s and tur:her particulars apply to onward Lyne,
Ertl or to THOMAS LOCKY ER, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, Decmher 1,8, tlos.

NOW ON SA LE At PLYMOUTH,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vz.
2is Affurtal Humes Ayres Hides, of an excelle.nt qua:ity,
and in goad Cl/Ildltitl.
Fct pat tieulArs apply at the Counting-hottfe of
Tlloh4.tj LOCKVLR, Sworn-Broker.
Quty. December 17, 180 i.
London, England, 1805-12-26

NVioiliElt 5281 j

THEATRE-AOYAL. DRURY.L.ANE.

TO•MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 27p
will be ate.) the new Comedy of
THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS.
The CbaradLai by
WON. PIAISTON, WROUGH FON, BARRYSIORE,
DOWTON. MATHP.WS I)ORMER, MADDOCKS, Ste.
Miff POPE, lira JORDAN, Mn. H. %ODORS. Ike.
To which will be added
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
hi, Evening—Sloe Stoops to Conquer; with d.c Sleeping Beauty

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 26,
• will be aged the Tragedy of
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.
After wbiclx the D nee of
THE WILD ISLANDERS.

After whldi wili be prcfcmed, a Loyal Mufical Impromptu, called
NELSON'S GLORY.

To conclude wf,D
A REPRESENTATION of the Late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL.
ENGAOLNIE.N r, lunght on the serf Oftnher, 1Not• '
To-morrow Evening, Maacr Betty will perform the Gamier
of Rococo.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND OLNTLZMEN,
THE day tor the Ele6tion of a DIRECTOR, in
the room of the late Mr. PAUL. Li MESURIEII, brit.: fixed
for the flth January next, I molt earneilly and rcfpv,fully beg
to Mick the honour of your fuffrage on that day. The experi-
ence which I have had in your Maritime Service, and the very
nattering (import wind] I have hitherto received, encourage me to
look torward to the rata of the Mot with the mott Linguine ta-
p:a:ilia:l of fuccefa. I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient humble Servant,
CAMPBELL MAR JORIBANKS.
Si, Butlers-Rivet, London, Dcc. 21,1805.
N. B. Captain Majoribanks' Committee meet Every day at the
Xi,g's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, at twelve o'clock , and will
be 11 ippy to receive the Communication of bin Friends.,
London, England, 1805-10-14

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Attune's-4n the River, the Eagle. —.., from Archangel; do
Friar, Lawfon, from Chriftiana ; Right Viiion, Haißon, from
Norway; Boreas, Lrdloff; and the Four Brother, Stevens. front
Dantzic. At Portfmoutls, Hope, Nicholls, from Oporto. In the
Shannon. Elizabeth, Manning; q2aker, Irwin; and the Duck.
worth, Wanton, from Honduras. At Figment, Hatt, Rowe,
frum Newfoundland. At Lilbon. Maria , Anifon, from Riga; Pe.
nelope, Cummings, from Newfoundland ; Apollo, Walkers from
Rigs; A isdrofessiarto,
,Bomfirn ; and the Santa Sacramento, —.....
from Cork. At Iriendlhip. Dunn, from Newfoundland ;
Speedwell, Dunn; uno, Hayes; and the AU.u, Liddle, from New.
eaßle ; Cern, —...., from Swanfea ; Favourite, Jones, from Yar.
mouth; Draper, Maddoz, from Dublin ; Jane, Morro ; and the
Hannah, Gavin, from Lckh ; Fortune, Crawley, from London;
Goad Intent, Penfold, from Liverpool ; John and Mary, Keld;
and the Patton, .—, from ',Mon. At Shields, Nancy, Har ly,„
from Archangel. At Briltol, Ellen, Thompfon, from Archan-
gel. At Liverpool, Olive, Richards, from Baltimore and the live,
Thorp, from UMon. At Katie, Fanny, —; and the Choice,
—,from Lilbon. At limerick, Duckworth, Wilkinfon, from
Honduras ; Lord Dunzan, ; and the Helen, —, from
London. At Honduras, Reliance, Thompfon, from London. At
Newfoundland, Syrene, Codner, from Oporto.
1 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

A diftribution of the Huffar's proportion of b Fiore, captured
by the Trimmer privateer, in fight of his Mak Ity's Ibip Hafer,
the ssd June, 1803, will be made at No. sr, Cecil-fired, on fia.
turday the 26th bilk and recalled at the fame place for ti ree years,
The armed fehooner Albion, for the capture of the French lug.
ger privateer Mercurius, the Fortende Hub, and the Marengo
privateer, will be paid for the Marengo, at the Red L ion inn, is
High-ftrect, Portfinouths on the 13th Mame, and recalled every
Monday and Thurfday for four months.
To the Polyphemus, for the detention of the Dutch ihip Ove.
ryffel, the 29th January, 1795, a diftribtrlon will be made on the
teth tuft. at No. xB, Clement's Inn, and recalled every uefday
and Friday for three years.
To the loop Favourite, for the capture of the Poftilioe, the 23d
July, 1804, a diftribution will be made at hikes. Atkin-'s,
brook, on 1 hurfday the 27th MR. and recalled every Thursday
and. Saturday for three years.
To the fame loop, for the capture craw Racrodeufe,the sorb
Decembers ige‘a tliftribution will be at the fame time and place.
London, England, 1805-10-14

DANMARK.

Cortairacsi, Sim s4.—The Gazette of yeller.
day announced, " That all the army had received
orders to be in readinefs to march on the ift of 05 o-
ber." Two regiments are to embark at that time,
with a train of artillery, and four hundred gunners,
to be conveyed to Kiel by the ihips of war the Vic-
rlry and Sophie-Frederica. The regiment of huf-
far: are to march to HoMein. His Excellency Count
Bs ea sroa FF, Minifler of State, is to go into Holftein,
in four or five days, with the Secretaries of the dif-
ferent departments, and remain there as long as the
Prince Royal.
COPENHAGEN, OCTOIIIt t.--The national recruits
mull to day join their regiments.
During the flay of the troops in the Duchies, the
head quarters of his Royal Highnefs the Hereditary
Prince will be at Kid, and a line of telegraphs will
be crated through the Duchies to Kid.
The number of our troops collected in Holftein
amounts to 20,000 men.

Lusic, OCT. 4.—According to advice, received
here, a part of the Ruffian fleet of (hips of war and
tranfports failed from Croolladt and Reval on the
23d Ult.

It is underflond, that a part of the !hips at Co-
penhagen will be fitted out. Various military pre
!mations are likerrile making at Cronenburg, to
which port a number of failors have been ordered.
The Court of Denmark, it is generally Lid, has
tranlmitted to feveral other Courts a declaration,
(Laing. that it is refolved to °Verve a perfea 'yam
of neutrality.
London, England, 1805-10-14

TEE DAY OF INVASION.

lo orderof battle the Legions of France
O'er rsee.tione. domain to deftredlion etbrattee;
trumpet it founded—end hurßs front afar
Fran the cloud of invafion the thunder of War ;
To the fiery combat they rues in defpalr,
'While the groans of the dying rife wild on the air ;
And the blood-dropping banners all dreadfully wave
O'er the fpot that Is mark% for the plunderer's grave.
Do rhry hope to prevail Oh, bow empty the bask'
For the Angel of Death has devoted their holt ;
And, when Night fpreads her darknefs, the Mcsam-beam
will flied
A wan glinim'ring light on the mountains of dead.
A phalanx of Freemen =Tyson to the fight,
The gpoiler is vanquilh'd, and wirker'd his might...
His wafted battalions like !how melt away,
Ass I Ruin and Havoc reign Lords of the Day 1....
The HeMes of England, the Heraldis of Fear,
P.tf ue the pale fquadrons and bang on their rear;
Beneath their firm tread the Invaders expire,
And they Rune o'er the field like a column of fire.
/At the Altar of 'ices% ; they had fworn to be free-
Yes, Leader of Armirs, their -miff was in Thee.
Elated sixth congaed., what honours await
The Brave by whom battle was turn% from the gate.
A million of Patriots, all lasi& of life,
emat'd the fierce Foe in the glorious ftrife g
The old man whole race of exiftence is run,
Civet; a laft placid finite to the hero, his Son ;
While the Virgin, unable from rapture to fpcak,
Reclines on his brealt, with a tear on his cheek—.
AO, fearing no more from her lover to part, •
In tendernefs breathes a loft ugh from her heart.
On their foullpeaking features all gaze with delights.
And wish& the Defenders of Freedom, unite.
Each fpirit beats high at the found of their 114 M-
C their deeds are prefers% in the records of Fame.
Yet each Briton will paufe,'mid the triumph, to mourn
For the litrne4 who fought--ah! no more to return !
Who, firetch'd on the plain, 'mid the iha lows of death,
BI f: the hod of their Fathers with tremulou- breath,
An l figled their left graft on the groan-burthen% gale
• Oh, Go ! may the cattle of my Blountry prevail !"
, Yes; the tear will gulb faft, when we think of their lot,
And the name of the Valiant will ne'cr be forgot.
Tu their fame a proud Nation a trophy will raife,
And the current of Time will add force to its blaze!
London, England, 1805-09-07

AsTi:sts:

the Patronage of their Royal Highneffet the Prince et
*Wales and Duke Yeah:• .
ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 0, and-
evay Evening nest Week, will be prefented, at 4alfpaft fie
:clock preeifely, an entirely New Ballet of /talon, compoted by
11r. NtereLrct, t

FA LSE COLOURS.
Immediately after which, tenth time, an entirely new Comic Pan-
knnime, interlperfrd wits uncommon Mechanical Changes,
grutsformations, and Iconic Metamnrphofes, called
THE DIVING BELL;

Or, NEPTUNE'S GIFT.
Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway; Pierrot, Mr. Dubois;
"And Columbine, Mrs. Wybrow.
In the tocrre of the Evening, various Equeftrian Fzercifes by
Salter ssai,dcrs, Mr. Jeffries, and Clown, Mr. Porter.
The whole t:: conclude with the Grand Magnificent Spectacle, in
two parts, taken from an old Frith& Talc, confilling of Recita-
tive, Songs, Duets, Trios, tkoruitts, uncommon Combats with
the Battle-Ale, finall and broad fwords, and appropriate Dances,
called

THE LONDON APPRENTICE ;
Or, The SEVFN TOWERS of CONSTANTINOPLE.
In which Mrs. AS riff.y will appear.
Doors to be opened at half r tit five, to begin at half pan ITT.
Bolts 4a—Second price 25.—Pit Is.—Second price It. Ga. Cry EL
Second price 61
London, England, 1805-09-07

IRISH BF.LF AND PORK,

Of the h.-ft quility, and to be cured in the cnfaing leafy, as the
rapt-dive Merchants and Dcaltrs may think proper to offer, one
this d part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part
in tierces, and the re:ruining one third part in barrels; the latter
to be of the ex clufrve defcription, containing Fifty-two four pound
vie= each, to be delivered into Flis Majefty's Vie:nailing Stores
at 11.ptford, Portl'mou•h, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vic-
tualling Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of liuch de.
fctiption of Caf►s by the period undermentioned. viz.

Ore fourth of the whole, by the rsth of January, 7
One half of the remaining quant:ty, by the 3 t ft March,
1806.
And tl remainder. by thr 30:h June, .
And to bcpaid fur by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after
London, England, 1805-09-07

BIRTHS.

At Delver, on the ad inft. the Lady of Captain Weftern, sof the
Royal Kiev, of a daughter.
Sunday, at Bryanftone, Dorfet, the Lady of F.. B. Portman, Eft;
of a •!aughter.
IVioneay. at Wnldhvn. near Rocbefter, the Lady of William
Holman, Efq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1805-09-07

PATENT RETIRING STOVES.

'WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furniating Iron-
moners, No. so, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to
the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
fuperior advantages of which are obvious on the ftightett infpedlion,
to they pnffcfs every cc quifite forwarming rooms, and at the fame
titre rive an opportunity of reducing the heat at plenfure, when •
ever the air becomes moi rarifiedthanis agreeable or wholefnme
for rdpiration. The conttrudtioet 13 perfectly fimpic, and cannot
be fitt out of order, and the fire alto may be extinguifited without
raking out, by which means darger is avoided, and duft (fo
injuri-
cu..tofurniture)prevented.

, .
The Patent N. cam Kitchen to be feat in ufe every day; Ranges,
Kith Ovens and Boilers,Warm Clofe.s, Hot Hearths, &c. complete
:set, of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double Mock
Tin.—Bell Hanging in a foperior ityle.
London, England, 1805-03-09

Vs/stable FREEHOLD ESTATES, enenfive MANOR, elepnt
Man Gen Park, and feveral cligibk Farms, at Smiled.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,
At Garraway's Cof.x-Houre, on the az ft of May nen.
THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Offices, nay numerous Gardens, era:lave
Walls, covered with Fruit-at" Cook:narks, Hot-houfe, Pi-
nery, Soceeffson, Forcing, and Green-books, with the Manor
and Park of Stanited, containing tow germ. highly diftinguilbed
fur its beautiful fernery, extenfive and diverafted ProfpeCts, both
of Sca and Laud; the Park embelliked with ornamental Timber,
"'navies, Lodges, and a charming Cottage Omer., together with
the fivers' Farms of Ledge, Broad Read, Woodbnda, and
Hock pafture, with tie bold and pidiurefque Fovea of Studied,
In:rounding the Parkounoundog in the whole to upwards of 3 too
acres, in an excellent itala of cultivation, of which poffelLoo may
be bad immediately.

In point of ntwaion it appears to embrace every objed that is
deUrabk ; remarkably beahhy, amply fupplied with the Sneit
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly refuedabk, of vary com-
munication with the metropolis, at a good diftance front a poik
own, where feveral coaches pars daily : the roads, goad. The
Mate and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of
Fox Hounds, and in a Country much rtiforted to for Fichl Sports.
Defcriptive PartLulars may he bad .me M .nth previous to the
Sale, and in the intermediate time further iotorm-tion may be ob-
taincil, and the Manfioa viewed by tickets only, without which
no perfon cm be admitted, by applying to Mtilis. Brooiky and
Bell, Gray's Ina ; IVldErs. 'twin., Havant; Edward Dawn, Mi.
St di ogg j4lx, IYdlCrt a; kis GilKtal AICUG: %SOCA WA-
%haat
London, England, 1805-03-09

Fbk Cothims,HOARSENESSES, &e.
R. GREENOIJGH's LOZENGES of TOLD,
which contain all the Collating and healing virtues of the ce-
/chalk BaWarn of Tdlu, and are the plcafantelt and mutt tffeetual
retnedyof the kind in all Coughi, Hoorfeneffes, Sore Throats, and
teduzioos on the Lungs, healing the Rawnefs and Soren& of the
Breaft, and affording great relief in Simmers of BreatS, and in
Afthmatie and Confumpthe Complaints; they do not cloy the Ito-
mach, but rather create nn appetite. But as the great b.Ot to be
derived from them can only he fecured by having them Genuine,
the public are requelted to obferve, that R. Hayward. No.to, Lud-
gate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, mall others are counterfeits.
• Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward, (forcer-
for to T. Greennugh. the inventor), No. to, Ludgate Hill ; and fold
by F. Newbury and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bay-
ley and Nee. Cockfpur.ftreet; Bacon and Co No. s to. Oxibrd-
Brio ; and Wm. Clark, Na. z 69, Borough. Prise ts. rid. the hot.
London, England, 1805-03-09

•
ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING.
I WARREN gratefully acknowledges the great
el
• etwoorapment he has received from the Fafblonable World,
far hh LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to azure than, that no
attention hall be (pared to render k defusing of the ooraampkd
patronage It Obtains, and to being it, if polfibk, to a Rill treater
Rste of perfetUon...-To thole Gentlemen who have net yet ho-
norred it with a trial, be bep to fay, that they will find it the molt
elegant Barking they have fam, and that its virtun are Nab as to
preferve the Leather loft and pliable' being Compounded of fueb
oily Ingredients as are neceffary both for the preparation and
now iftuilent of Lember descry fort.
-h 4s vdmielde and retell, by the Proprietor, at No. 13,
Great Suffolk-Inset, Haymarket ; by Hendrie and lions, Perfu-
mere to her lidajefty, Tiehbornmermt, Golden-!quare • by R.
Low Palmas, Drury-lane ; and by one or more refiadahle
Venters in every principal Town in tie Kingdom.
London, England, 1805-03-09

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
The end of tbia prefent month of March, or the bqitmlog of
April nett,
ALarge Quantity of OAK TIMBER TREES,
adapted for ship-buildiag and otbef parries, whore Trees
of large dimes:ikon are preferred, now growing in the Well Clot-
by and Potheriogton Woods, and on the Well Vale Mate, near
Alford, in the County of Lincoln. The Timber is flooding fit
miles Mara from the Sea, where the fame may be f
The Conditiond under which the Timber will be may be
obtained at the Office of Melba. Father, Cooke and Frere, Ni.. 6,
Lincoln's Inn, London, a fortnight before the rale : and the Tim-
ber may be viewed by application to Bin Yorkilooe, steward at
Well Vale aforefaid.

YORKSHIRE, EAST KHAN°, BEVERLEY,
TO BE SOLD,
THE Freehold Capital and Spacious Manlion-
-L Houk, called Pennyman Houk, in Beverley, with Nimble
attached and detached Offices. Gardens, Shrubberies, Plantations,
Pkafure Grounds, and Rich Paltare Land adjoining to and fur-
rounding the fame, in excellent repair and condition, containing in
the whole about x 7 Acres, late the Property and in the occupation
if Mrs. Coaltablc, declared.

This Seat is wdl adapted far the refidenee of a Genteel Family,
with a liege FArtbillitinent, and from its beautiful and convenient
iimatioo, uniting the advantages of the Te..•n and Country, forms
one of the molt &Arable places in the County of York.
The Furtherer may have polkikon at Lady-day next, and nfay
alto be accommodated with a Lade for Ten Yore of about Seven
Acres more. which adjoin the above Land.
Further Particulars may be bad of Mars. Lockwood and
Shepherd, in Beverley, or of Mr. Lambert, Hattoo Garden,
London.
London, England, 1805-01-04

THF: YOUNG ROSCIUS.

This day was publilLed. price 11.6 d. embelilhed. r. With an ac-
curate Likenefs of W. H. W. BETTY, in the
Frederick in Lovers Vows. 1. A Machina for rinfmg Water
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for DECEMBER ig.34. Containing a Biographical Sketch
of W. H. W. BETTY, with Critieal Olifzrs.tti-i.s on his Pcrfor•
formances ; and Memoirs of the late Sir WILLIAM JONES,
abridged from his I.ife by Lord Tcignmouth : silo, Original Com-
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Aniufemaits: together with Proceedings of Learned Societies, In-
cluding—Modern Difc•Jvcrirs and Improvements is Arts, Seim-
re', &c.—Dameft.c and Foreign Intelligecce. Literary. Scientific,
and Biographical--State of Pudic Affairs.—Original etiticilm
Lilt of New Publications—Agriculture, and Rural °economy,—
Commerce.—The Drama.—Parliaruentary Debates, &c. &c.
This NYork is received as a molt acceptable %trent to all per-
fons refiding abroad. The two Volumes for the Year 1304, may
be had complete, neatly half bound and lettered, price il. zs. 6d. or
in Numbers at as. dd. each.

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EDINBUFGH MEDICAL JOURNAL.
• This day was publiffied,
Handmaid), printed in Odtavo, containing eight Sheets, or a:3
Pages, Letter Pref., and Capital Engravings of two Subjects
referred to in the Work, price Three Shillings,
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL, exhibiting a Concife View of the
Nett and moft important Dircoveries in Medi:ine, Surgery, and
Pharosacy.
By A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN
hi London and Edinburgh.
Puhlifhed Q2arterly (Na. I.)
Contents of No. I. •
PART' I —ORIGINAL Coe NUNICATIONS.
_ _ _

Cafes of Erythema Mercuriale, with Obfervations by Dr. Speni
—Cafes of Tumours in the Pelvis growing from the Sacroiciatic
Ligament, by Dr. Drew—On the Treatment of Chorea Sandi
Vlti, by Mr. hil•hlullin—Clf:i of Difeafoi Portions of the Tongue
removed by Ligatures. by Dr. Inglis—Cafe of Mai-conformation
of the Urinary and Genital Organs, by Mr. Coat.'—On the Defi.
eiency of the Urinary Bladder, by Dr. DllllOll, juai•lr—Caf. of
Catalepfy, with Remarks, by Dr. Lubbock—Cafe of Enteritis, by
Mr. Run3fey.
London, England, 1805-01-04

ANGEL. INN, FERRY BRIDGI7:

THE EXECUTORS of the Late Mr. DENTON,
hep to iufwan the Nobility and Gentry, that they will take
the culleft opportunity of di:poling of the above Inn, to fuels a
Suceeffor, . s will merit the continaante of their favours ; and in
the mean time rurpsafully allure the Fri, nds of the Houfe, that
evtry attention wd: Le p.,id to their accommodation.

LAND SURVEYOR's Cl.fß K WANTED.
ALAM) and TIMBER SURVEYOR, in full
pradlict of every part of the protenn, ve1..0 has now four
)otrg men in his .sfllce. will have a Vacancy for a YOUrli, as
an Arti..kd-Clerk, at Miditimona nee, or could sectaamodate
immediately is required.
Terms, with nth& r particuhrs, may be known by appl)ing per-
(orally, or by Deter (putt paid) to Mr. J. Cary, Engraver, No
381. Strand, London.
London, England, 1805-01-04

MALI LANE.

coats IZCIiAMOS. JAW. 4.
The fttproiy of Wheat to-day is tolerably good, but
ntollly of unfold famples--Flour being expelled
cheaper, the millers make few purchafes at prefent
prices, and a further reduaion is expelled—Barley and
Malt are dull fate—Beans are cheaper—Oats are in
go ,d fupply, but are generally quoted. at a (mall
fluetuation, and have little fate—Flour is full 3s. per
rack lower ; and in other articles little variation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
When, 841. 964. loss per qr. Grey Peale eyl. to 481.
Fine Ditto, 'oda. tops. od. Beans, Sol. Sp. od.
Rye. 545. 585. od. Tick Ditto 465. sta. Od
Bark-T.43a 481. od. Oats, 296. 331 34c
Malt, 745. Bos. od. Poland ditto, 351. 361.0 d.
White Peak, sas. froa. od. Rape Seed, 431.10 46L per laR

PRICE OF FLOUR,
Fine HOW SE& tO 91S. Seconds 84$. to 88.. per tack.

WATERFORD, DEC. 29.

We have heard that five regiments of infantry,
and Pne of cavalry, now in this country, have re-
ceived orders to hold thensfelves in readinefs to ern
bark lir foreign fervice.

The firs divifion of the 56th Regiment, a very
fine body of men, marched into Cork WI Sunday
morning, on their roue from Loughrea to Kinfale,
where they are to embark for Portimouth, and from
thence for the Etil Indies. They were to be replaced
at Loughrea by the 32d Regiment, the fil II divifion
of which had arrived there. Clic 2 t ft, or Royal Scots
Futilecrs, are alfo quartered in that town.

We underhand Admiral Lord GARDVER has ap-
plied to have his fquadron augmented to ten fail of
the line, a no•uber which would be barely Competent
to perform the fervice prnpnfed. The 'hips already
nominated to his Lot dilly's flag are the Hiss ItNIA,
Passocass ROYAL, GOLIAH, TimmLaza, and Pain-
e/all or Oi&aot.
London, England, 1805-01-04

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Lord Bikini) of Chichi Rcr held an Ordination on the SIR
uk.when the following Gentlemen wet- admitted to the Order of
DeAcunb .—Juhn Sargeaei, of King's College. Canihridge—tleorge
Palnicr, of plus College; ditto---John Bird 11b i, of Eniauuel Col-
lege, ditto.
London, England, 1805-01-04

lIRTI-li.

Lately, at She%kid, the Lady of jofeph Fowler, Efq. Paymaster
of the isth Garrlfon Battalion, of a daughter.
Sernrchy fennight, at Prpeaftle, near Coe‘ermcrith, the Lady
of Thomas Knight, Efq. of one fon and two daughter..

Sunday morning, in Glouceftepplace, the Lady of T. 11. Maffy
Darefim, F.fq. of a fon.
In Grartnn4lreet, Dublin, the Lady of Warren Hartings R.
Jackfun, Ffq. of a fon and heir.
London, England, 1805-12-10

ISI.E OF THANET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

to Lots, early in the Month of March next, of wh:th due notice
will be given.
rj'HE SEVENSCORE ESTATFS, fituate in the
fevers! Pariibes of Mintier, Munkton, St Lawrence, St.
Peters, and St. John's, in the lee of Them, in Kent, containity,
in the whole r. ..sr 12C0 Acres of excellent Arable, Pafture, and
Marfa Land, r.f the Annual Value of 2,3001 and upwards, in the
(rural occupations of Meßrs. Collett, Curling, Bulhcll, Collard,
Barnett, Garrett, Font, 11loxhara, Knot, Foreman, &c.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Appieyard, New-fquare,
Li: coin's Inn, Lon( ;or to Mr. Horgbca, surveyor, Chalky/ell-
Mill, near Sittiughourne, Kent, at each of which places Plans of
the Eilams may be feen.—Printed Particulars are now preparing,
and may alertly be had as above.
London, England, 1805-12-10

THT'ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN
'O-MOR ROW EVENING, DECEMBER 11,
will I” aeld Shakfpeares Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH—PART IL
To which win he added the Farce of
PEEPING TOM.
This Evening—The End& Fleet ; with Love A-la-Mode.
On Thutillay, (lay Command of their Mal (ties) Lover's Vows;
with Love Lau:ths at Lockfmiths.
London, England, 1805-12-10

MORTGAGE.

WANTED, Three TBufand Artful: upon Mort-
rce of adequate Freehold Lands In a Resider County,
upon Tans which will be advantageous to the Lerida.
Apply to Mcfrrs. Turner and W.A.,Solidtors,:Warwick-Court,
Gray's Inn.

TO BE SOLD BY AVCrION.
At the Cfsm-ge Inn, tirtJport, in the downy of Dorfet, on
Saturday the 44th day of Dumber infant,
ABOU One Hundred and l'hirty Eight Qar
tern or 1) IN VZIC WHEAT. being the en!ire Cargo of
the knack MOOR, ABKAINAK Mennen, maft.:r, the greateft
part whereof 17;14 danag,..l during the voyage of the laid finack,
from Dover to Bridport Harbour.
For the accommodation of private purchafers, the fame win be
put up in fmall Luta The falv to begin at 3 o'clock In the After-
noon. The Cargo to be viewed till the Cale, at the store of klieffrs.
Gundty nod Co. at Bridport Harbour; or convict thereof, at the
George !nn, in Bridport afar:Lid.
Dated December 4, 11)5.
London, England, 1805-10-22

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about
140 Toes, well found, takes the ground well, and in a con-
dition to be fern to Sea at a trilling Expence.
For an Inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting
Houle of Mr. Edward Lyne, Plymouth.
London, England, 1805-10-22

VROM THV 111TATIA11 ETATS CIATZTTIe.

MOUE, OCTOBER 17.—This day the Secretary
State for the War Department fet out from this pliti.•
to Amfierdam, to infpeEt the works ere&ing in etd
round that City for its defence.
Detrr, Ocr. t6.—The arrival of is,coo Ruffin,
at Stralfund is mentioned in all die letters from P.s.
merania, and intelligence has been received from C.
penbagen that five Ruffian men of war, and come
gates, were expefted in thole Roads on the Bth rr
gth. Some of the Officers had already arrived in
that city.
The French Ambafrador had not left Vienna on
the ad infant. Count HAUGWITZ had an audieoce
of the Emperor, and afterwards dined with his Impe-
rial bfajefty. The objca of his million is Paid to be,
to endeavour to bring about fome amicable arrange.
ment of the differences between the Contending
Powers, and Auttria is reported not to be averfe to
accept the mediation of the Court of Berlin, under
certain conditions. The Aufirians, however, do n,
relax in their preparations for taking the field up. !1
a great fade.
Roarocc, Ocr. 6.—What we have fo long appre•
headed came to paps yelierday : eighteen thoufand
Ruffians have landed in Swediab Pomerania. Now.
if the Bing of i'ruffia, who has declared that he would
confider a fimilar difembarkation as a declaration of
war on the part of Sweden, does ;serail in the fauns
mind, and will, on that account, enter Swedith Po.
merania ; in that cafe, alas ! our neighbourhood in
ex fed to become alfo the theatre of war.
DRIETZIC, SIT'T 27.--eAn exprefs arrived here(
the sight before left, from the Minifler of State, Von
SCHROTIR, at Berlin, with orders that the export*.
Coo of wheat be again permitted ; but the requeft for
exporting the Ruffian rye on hand, is refilled, on the
ground that Government wifhes to purchafe it. The
fame difpatch contained a requeft for oats and rye to
be fold to Government at a moderate price.
London, England, 1805-10-22

ARRIVED.

Off Hafting', the Queen Charlotte, —, from Graladw.moff
Dover, Enterprize, Burgeft ; and Margaret, —, from Grenada
In !nary. Duncan, from Tortola ; Adventure, Warren; and Ed-
ward, Walker, from Tobago; Aberken, Morgan, from N.Sw
York; Sir Sidney Smith, —; Malviana, Humble; and Hen-
' rietta, Ford, from Surinam—At Portfmouth, Robert and WiF
Paftley, from Surinam; Admiral Pakenhate, Cony, from
Antigua; Richmond, Maul, from Dominica; Trellawney Planter
C,erry, from Tobago ' • Ophelia,--, from Quebec ' • James, Dor
n ddfon, from St. Vinetnere; Dalrymple, Shedd; and Prineefs,
Fr-ands, from Berbice; Printers Royal, New; and Link Jean,
from Demerara; Gibraltar, Crake, from Montrarat ;
Hope, Warren f Prarruk. Montganery ; Brother., Hen I rfun ;
Mary, Ofwald ; and Sally, Williams, from Jamaica—At Cowes,
Jane, White, from Jamaica; and Cameleer, Ruffd, from, Trini-
dad—At Liverpool, James and Kitty, •—•-, from Arch sngel&
James, Allifon; and Good Intent, Davis, from Halifax ; Tyke.
Hcwfon, from Demerara ; Enterprlze, Tayler, from New Or-
leans; Rofe, Heaton; John Bull, —; Sarah. Lightfoot; and.
Duncan, Taykr, from Jamaica—ln the Clyde, Elisabeth, Gnit,
(non Jamaica; and flopewal, Roleinr.s, from Tortola—At
Guernfey, Charlotte, Tardiff. front Tortula—At Bella% Hope,
Dawfon, from Qlialx e—At Cork. Chatty, Seager, from ogi_rebec
Pincantento, ---, from St. Übe's; Jeffe, Atkinfon, front Lif-
bon ; Sally, Hunt, from Trinidad; Benjamin and Mary,
front Virginia • Fame, —; and Hope,Connelky, from Barba.
does—At Dublin, Catharine, Coats, from Tortola; and Alexan-
der, M'Kenzie, from Lifbon—At Crookhaven, Clarence, Greavra„
from Demerara--At Beaumar:s, Alchymlft, Nevifon, from ht.
Vincent's—At Smyrna, Harriet, Henderfort; and Fricadthip,
Baker, from London.
London, England, 1805-12-28

A NEW VOLUME FOR zBo6.

Thia day were pnblifised, in one very large vol. Svo. prke half a
guinea in boards, embellillied with feveral striking Likrneffes.
MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of
Ms- dud ; being a New Volume of the Work which, for
feveral years pit, has cujoyed an uninterrupted career of popular
Favour. It is the plan of this Biographical Series to do jultiec to
the Charadters, Tabus, and Labours of our diftinguilhed Con-
temporaries ; and- In performing this arduous talk, to ['nisi)* cu.
riollty without gratifyi..g malevolence. la the eight volumes
which arepuw publillied will ha found full, accurate, and impar-
tial Memoirs of the Lives of the molt diftinguidied Perfons in
every Walk of Public Life—the Work may confequendy he recog.
stied as a complete donwftic Hiftory of the prcfcnt Tiuux
This new valuate contains Memoirs of
Lord Keith Captain Charles Morris

Mrs. Damet

Mi.. Aaron Burr

I.ieut. General Doyle Dean Kirwan
Mrs. Thicknelre Sir Home Riggs PopbLm
Mr. Jofeph Palley Right Hon. George Carving
Mr. Joel Barlow The Young Rofetus
Mr. Henry Greathead Rev. Henry Bate Dudley
Sir James Mickintoth Vice-Ad. Sir A. Mitchell, K. B.
Right Hon. Charles Abbot Madame D'Arblay
Arehhilhop of Canterbury Sir Charles Moriee Pole
Sir Thos. Manrnr Sutton Mr. Elbibmi
Captain Thome* Morris Alderman Combe.
Printed fur RICHARD PHILLIPS. bridge•itreet, Blarldriw's ;
and fold by all Booafellers. Of whom may be had, new and cur-
reeled Editions of the keen former ash. price half a guinea each.
London, England, 1805-12-28

PATENT WHEELS for WAGGONS, CARTS, &c.

- -
rj'HOSE WHEELS are equal to any weight, the
4. (pokes being feeored in an iron box in Aida a way, that it is
impoffilde far the (pokes to work, or in any way get lode. or
rickety by long journles. The Buses have no fridtion, preferve
the arms by retaining the greafe. nium there Wheels are worn
oat, the boxes can be applied to other wheels, for they handy the
doubts purpofe of Box and Nave, fo that no wood nave is ufed in
making there wheels, which gives them the further advantage of
being expoled to any weather without injury.
Matter Wheelers may be informed of the terms, who with to
become Arnts for the ahnve by applying, port paid.
T. j. Plucknete's Mowing Ltd Reaping Machine Manufactory,
Blackfriaiii.road, ti, Commerce-row.

UNIVERSITY 'Ol. OXFORD—THE ROEBUCK INN.
91-it NOBILITY and GENTRY. who may have
oecafioo to vlht or travel through ok FORD, are molt re.
freettully fdlitired to ordertbeirCerriages to the ROEBUCK INN,
where capital I loges and everieneadDrivers are ready to forward,
them at the reafortable rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILE.

And to theft Flmlßes, or Perform, who may with to continue a
few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and curleditles„ depobted in this celebrated Uni-
verfity, the Roebuck Inn affords a genteel and comfortable abode,
*here the mama attention is paid, and where the charges arc
'moderate.
London, England, 1805-12-28

THE MAN OF THE WORLD.

To which volt be added (for the hrft time) a New Grand Roma-
tic Pantomime. celled
HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET;
Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER.
This Evening—.Gultaatts Vafa; with Midis World's a Stage.
London, England, 1805-12-28

TO PATRONS of LIVINGS..

ANY Nobleman or Gentleman willing to difpore
of the Adrovtfon of a Ream or Vicarage. in a healthy
part of England, producing from 2ooL to soot per year. may
Fear of a Pnrchafer, on applying (by letter poR paid) to Mr. Cox.
a: No. s, Ouildford-itract, London.

TO BE SOLD.

rj^lit next Prefentation to a very Valuable Vicar-
age of a Part& in a good Country, within fifty miles of Lan-
don, containing about boo° Acres of inclofed Land in Cultivation,
with an excellent Flintily Houfe and Offices in good repair, and
between nine and ten Acres of Glebe Meadow Land near adjoining-
For further particulars apply to Men. Richards and Co. Bta)
boners, Wych.fiseet, Te eDer, Loudon...44u= (Pat paid)
duly &awe/ed.

MONEY.—NefIrs. WILLS and CO. refpeafally
AVi inform Noblemen, Gentlemen, Ste. they have confiderable
SUMS of MONEY to lend (nn terms equal to Mortgage), leaned
on Freehold, Copyhold,Leafeholt, Land or Hoofee,Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlement*, Widows' Jointures, Qergymenb
Livings, or any other Property ; Perrone of rcfpeaability may be
!applied with turns to any amount on their perfonal fecurity only;
Gentlemen will not may and every liberal accommOdation, but
without delay. Application from twelve till two, or letters (polt
paid) addreffed to Mcffts. Wats and Co. No. to, booth-ftreet.
Berkeley (gums, will be attended to.

RISE OF CHAUCHAItD's MAPS.
MR. STOCKDALE refpeoftfully informs the Pub.
Avi lie, that the time to which he has limited the fale CHA
CHARD's celebrated Twenty-Seven Sheet FaHo Map of the
whole of Germany, Italy,dtc at the prefent price, will expire on
the December, 1805. It will therefore be euntinued usul
that period, at only Si:: Guineas, including the deferlption of theft
Countries, in one Volume Royal ,to. but any Copies which may
remain unfold after that date, will be advanced iu price to Eight
Guineas—A Subferiber's firft haves:Sol:A particularly line Copy,
may be had, price tat us.—No. xBl, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-12-28

MIDWIFERY,

THOSE Ladies, whnfe fituutfon requires a TEM-
PORARY RETIREMENT during their accooehenwsit,
meet with a comfortable accommodation, with the waft tender
treatment, and the grestalk fenny may be depended on, by ap-
plying to Mn. 3inhh. Midwife, No. 12. Cburch,tireet, Black-
triars.rowl, ow the Ikidr, on the moil ?atonable carets Mrs.
Smith has* diadems well eitablifited for force yeah as Man •
Milwitc, who will mend, if required. The children alio will
meet with every attention, If left to the care of Mrs. Smith. The
hoar is plealintly funned. with a good garden attached to it, free
from fpedtators, which trident happens to the lot of other honks
London, England, 1805-12-28

THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.

Tbia day was publilhed, in Liliputian Folio, price Sixpence, de-
corated with three beautifully coloured Engravings, from De-
lwin by Craig,
IHE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD,
a LEGEND for the NURSERY performing at this time
with great applaufe at theTheatre-Royal. Drury-Lane.
Printed for TAMA NT and Co. at the Juvenile School Library,
No. (57, New Bond.itrest ; and to be had of all Bookfellers in
Town and Country.
Of whom may alfo be had. new and beautiful editions of the
following popular Nutfery Tiles, all at Sixpence each, with oo-
loured Engravings:
CINDLIIILLs Tar SLTEN CHAMPIONS
BUJ& SIARD ROSIN HOOD
Pv.:IN Bouts VALLNTIN AND OisnW
FORTE/Nit, Tue VOLTS rtitTlS
WHITTINGTON NODAJANAD
GILISCLDA ALADDIN
SIT:MTV/ITE TEL Teti' SINSAD. Part!.
cUILDILN IN TILE WooD Ditto Part If.
ititCL TUE GIAN r KILLER FORST/NE AND FATAL
or o' stv I nuns CLNDItILAN
BTAUTY AND Tide BLAST LA /SALIM Steve
P.IRTVNATVII GHLLISSies TRAVEL!, Part I.
Also° Loci.% Ditto, l'Jrt 11.
Etta WHITE CAT Ditto, Part 111.
TOOL Moms Ditto Part IV.

Go oo r Two Soots In all thirty-two forts.
The whaled the above may be had fepatately, at Sixpence each,
with three coloured engravings; or they may be had all bound
together, in four volumes, price Ten Shillitigs with a (mailer num-
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N. B. In juilice to themfetrea, Tahart and Co, !bail flare, that
their editions of the above Stories contift either of new teal !Idiom..
or of modernized and Improved verlions, in chills and corrccl
=embellilhed with beautiful Engravings, fawn original
made on purpok, by hieffra Craig and Corhuoid. Under
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'rHE DESTINY of the GERMAN EMPIRE.
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