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mrraovrn ARMS.
Vs WARRANTY() SWORDS, PA I'ENT Rtn.rs, dtc
'HONIASsnd JOHN GILL refpeelfultr inform
the Nobility. Gentry. their Friends, and the Public in gene•
that they have lately eflablithed themfelves at No. St. St.
ees-ttreet, London, where may be had Cards, dek.igtiee of
tiaras/46w, Ororfs their Warranted Swords are fubjedted to.
of the/uteri*, preperria of their IM PATSNT Rt►cas;
re alto Specimens may be fan, and orders for tbein,and Anne
Accoutsentents of all kinds to►en ; likcwifc at their lest
iiitmiMinurneToar in BIILININ.. lAM.

DROPSY.
i:VERAL Patients of :loth Sexes, from :5 to up.
wards of yo, who had long laboured under different Species
da Diforder, Come with large accumedations of fluid In the alt.
en, great debility, and univerfal analarea, end in many cafes
Opted with the molt dlareffing fymptom. of DROPSY in
CHF.ST,and with Gouty and Bilious Affedlions t and others
had been repeatedly tapped, delint, for the fatisradtion or fuel
maybe afillfted with fimilar Diforders, thus publicly to inform
s, that they were cured by Mr LITXMOORE,of Snutharsp.
Buildings, Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge),
re. on proper application, thefe Patients Cafes may be referred
-N. B. No letters, =les poll paid, wIU be reamed.
London, England, 1806-01-24

, g moss.
9 71NE; rtra-drawn Ticket on Monday morning,
at 6 • 'showy s, tso6, Ira be entitled to t0p221.
PedULTS and SHARES are fehlog is Fat variety of Numbers,
' Al DRUMMOND's OLD OFFICE,
No. 6s, FLERT-STRIETT.
A.D. recommends to his Friends and the Public so early pr-
elate, as the rapid fate will evidently make a grew rile in the price
of Tickets sad Mares before the drawing Wow
Nurrsherameteired, lad an arty 'coma kat to =entry =Ro-
mer', as dust, from this Mike.

FIRST 5 pco TIC.KETL
TBISH. Contrador for the approaching Grand
• Lottery, foliclu the Public to Notice, that the ilrft Five
Thanks/ Tiekefs drawn, will en be Prins nem Toasty -ewe
Posed. to Twenty Tlatudand Posnds.
The Fon-drawn Ticket, the tuft day, cannot be lefs than
to al. and may be nters ; the advantage ht baying Coon is there
fore *balms, as thofe whok Theta are draws early will be
SURE TO GAIN;
And if their Tickets are not drawn Capital Prises in the Orft In.
fiance, they win have she advantage of amens than, without
any additional apnea, ter undrawn Tickets or
naves by which
means they have a double chance for she sustienass capital prises
with *lda tbe lefserss abound.
Wee lilt 30.0001. and the two lift so,OOOL Prises ever drawn,
were all fbaredand fold at
N. 4. COANHILL, and g, CHARINO CROSS,
1 wheasTickets and Shares are felling in great variety, sad where
lan Bands to the Public Funds if tranketed with fidelity and
Wrat.
.5. The Lottery begins Drawing the 34 of Nest Month.

Thar Patois who may be &Groot of havirig good imp-aloes
of *creator/log roma and mnft interlining Work, arc mut:R-
-(410 give mien for it to the Newfmeri who terve
BELLI WEAKLY MESSENGER,

as fawn as ow to the bookkilers in lowa or country.
Now Pablibed, with Seven Engraved Prints,
A in•ft isompkie sod valuable Memoir of
LORD NELSON', LIFE and PEDIGREE •
Faithfully written frees the heft Authorities, with tit:
Amounts, as fully and pardenkrey given by Government, of
THE VICTORY OF TRAFALGAR,
MITI A PLANO/ Ilia L
..

Alfa of Lord NELSON'. lying in Sint it 'Greenwich ;
And of the FUNERAL PROCESSIONS by Land and Water,
And FUNERAL CEREMONIES, Ste. at St. Paul's.
With an Account of his Will, and other Memorandums of 10.
refpeding the Departed Hero.
And in this publication are given, Engraved Prints of the Por-
trait of Lord Helton, Fee-Ensiles of his Nand Writing, his Coat
of Arms, and enrred Reprefentations of bit Coffin, and the Fu-
neral Car ; with Sketches of the Arrangement. at Greenwich Ha-
pita!, and in St Paul's.
'there DOCIIIIIIMIN will afford a complete Hiftorical Record of
thole momentous events for the information of the prefent and
future times. 1 hey are handfomelly printed, and compelled on
one very =tenni', lbret of flue paper, which may be fent by the
poll to diftant Friend., price One Shilling and Sixpence. 'They
are calculated to bind up with Bs Lt.'s Wain to Nlessenoca, and
therefore may melt propeely accompany and he preferred with
that Work ; and may, Lc bad of all the Ntwfmen who deliver
that Paper, and of all the Lkaulfelkn with the Magazine..
London, England, 1806-03-29

• 3,40Nca3
ioo,oco Ihca9looo

Making the Joint Supply
Add, however, fsparate charges of
Busked.
To the Raft India Company tpoo,oolo
This claim Is of feveral years Rand.
log. A Coramlilloo had been ap-
pointed to inveftigats the demand
of the Company, In ao,i—a mil-
lion was voted, and alto left year,
and In Autumn. it waa underftomi
by the Company, that another mil-
lion would this year be propofed
to beamed.
There is alk a delkieney of Malt, doe geo,oors
Ditto, Ways and Means of tBog 1.701M0
!meta on Exchequer Ms a ,too,.oss
It may be proper to fay a far words
in explanation of that article. It
miles from the method ruined of
inking Exchequer Hills bearing a
certain intereft. It has not hitherto
been ufual to provide the intereft
ads these the Hills are voted, bet
It comes into the Supply of the
following year. It has been thought
advifeabk, however, to bring that
caper.% withio the year, and per
for it meordio#y.
There is called lbr alto, a font of
yoo,ocet to pay off g per Cents. at
1797, & in Odlober next. SCo.C*OI-
- will be wanted t,Ioe,CMS

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London, England, 1806-09-27

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 16.

Arrived the Qyace fchonner, from Chatham ;
Valor frigate, from Plymouth; Concordia, Paco' ;
Hannah, STMOVDS, and the Swift, SALM, from Pe-
terlbutgh ; Charlotte, PURDY, from Archangel; Fly,
STA.TOU, and the Hardy. —, from Riga, all
for this place. Came in the Hoop Egyptienne, Pace.
MAK, with palfengers from the Phionix. from Tobago,
and ten others, under convoy of the AGAIIIIIIIOII
man of war pared by—they report the remainder of
the fleet to be about to or 12 leagues behind.
DOPER, SETTEMBIR

Paired by this day the fhip AnguSur, How a, from
Norfolk, with tobacco, bound to London.—Sailed
the Mosel:ma, CaLyrae, and Srrrnaa Hoops of war,
aed the BUSTLIII and Acura gon brigs on a cruise ;
alto the Swedifb frigate Tjapman, with five fail of
weals under ber convoy, with cargoes of fah, from
Alicant, bound to Gothenburg and Stockholm.—
Wind S. W. and moderate.
London, England, 1806-09-27

DIRAL, SEPTEMBER 26.

Arrived the Taowrausa floopof war, from a eruize.
rend failed for Sheenier,. Arrived and failed for the
River, the Flora, STODDART ; and the Diamond,
SAMPSON, front Grenada. Sailed the VIIIITAL frigate,
with fevers, gon brigs, &e. for the French mail.—
Arrived the hfongsv gun b►ig, from off the French
costa, with difpatches from Commodore Owes, and
remains in the Downs with the reit of the Chips as
per lei. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1806-09-27

PEACE WITH PRUSSIA.

We Rated in our paper of Monday ha. that the
differences between this country and Pruffia were fo
nearly fettled. that we expeßed the blockade of the
PrufGan Ports and Rivers would Coon be raifed. We
can now Rate, that an Order ofCouncil was yeflerday
iffued for railing the blockade; and Lord Motrern,
we underßand, is to fet out for Berlin, for the pur•
pole of finally adjußing all the esifling differences
between the two Governments.
London, England, 1806-09-27

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The following regiments are ftill,at Plymouth
RoydAMMly 45th Reg. 111 hattalkin
Royal Staff Corps sad tR ditto

ItoyalWaggonCorps.dettebasent 624 tit ditto
Fuot Guard*, ■ brigade 17th tit ditto

dotlt Reg. tit battalion ojtb -- to ditto

The regiments embarked at Pcrifmnnth are

The Royal Artillery

36th Foot, Alt battalion

9th Light Dragoons 38th tft ditto
17th Ditto Duns 79th— sit ditto •
stb foot. ill battalion 7th and Ith German Rev.
By this time, we have reafor, to believe, from the
fubrined letter, that they are fafely arrived at Ply.
mouth.

The 'kaoliar man of war, and a frigate and coop
of war, are ready to convoy them.

" PLYMOUTH, PPTEMBPR t 5.

" Sailed lin evening the ATLAS, of 74 guns, Cap-
tain Pvws, to the weQa•ard. laid lobe hound firli to
Gibraltar, there to r Ike on hoard Admiral Puans.
her further elefiinsui"n unknown ; it is expeffed that
the will join the tiret that failed yellerday, and ac
company them, ar tar as her voyage allows.

" Ten fail of tranfpotts, having ots board the Syth
and 9sth regiments, drop, into the Sourd this wo,rn-
ing, to await the arrival of the expedition from Portf.,
mouth. The Rs sr STAMM of 40 guns, and the PLO.
Tim, of ; g guns, are to ereott them from hence.
" A large fleet is now in, and wonting in from the
tallward ; among which are many tranfports with
troops, laid to be under convoy of the FURY bomb,
and HIJIRTY gun brig."
It i► laid that Come heavy Dragoons, with the sd,
4th, and Sth regiments of Foot, will alto join the Es.
ditions.
London, England, 1806-09-27

ARMY,

It will be ra Ant fight to military eormoiffeurs to fee
two filch rep;meats together as the 4oth and ssel—
two finer reginmou never were in the rep/ice—never
was military kitties and difcipline carried fo high
before. It is luppered that both thefe regiments will
be in CanamailireltC6los brigade.
Lieutenant Generals the Earl of Rosstra and
Summon day t idled for at Plymouth ; whenever
they appear the expedition fails.
In tradition to Maine Generals Sr Gamuts Pat.
arose ■nd Sir Aarm um Watusaiat. Lienter.ant
General iT [VTR was kilt fnr to Town by tele-
graph illfpatch, ana lid night attired in Town; he
had an immediate e4nrettince with the Comman4r in
Chief. Our Military Renders will tejoiee tilisear
that this mnil ahk anj main Officer i. t-t be employ.
ed : report fayt that the Command in Chief in South
America ha.. been offered to him.

We are happy t•o I ecold n more infinness of the
laudable attention ot Colonels to their regiments
ring on fc.vice. Geoetal Wurrst.ocn has been
with his regiment, the 89th, and General DF L•N CIT
is now (pending with his fine regiment, the 17th
Dragoons, tilt Stott time that elapfes before their
failing.
The t ith regiment has jnll arrived at Hilfea Bar-
racks from the Wen Indies, whore we regret to hear
that Several frees regiments are demanded.
The Ctilefflib German Regiment lately commanded
by Maj•ue General Sir Jona &roan?, and now by
General Svanwtit, was formed by Sir Jon., and bad
the good foe tune Ps (tree under his immediate com-
mand with reputation throughout the campaign in
Egypt as the %yen% German Regiment, with which
name it was honoured in confcquence of its etyndue
on the sill March, 38ot. On its return hither, his
MA', srv, as a farther mails of his appsobaticn,
made it the 97th of the Line.
London, England, 1806-07-11

Lord DE BLAQUIERE hoped that there er•ald4
be no difference of opinion as to the neccdi!y of ex.!
tending the addith.nal allowance to the Captains oft
the Militia. But he thought the dilliation extreme.
Iv invidious, even as applied to the Fie!d Officers.
He was forpriled that this period of the Sctlion finiuld
he chofen aor the introduelion of Inch a meafure,
when the Militia Officers had left their duty in this
Honfe, to go and difeharp,e more ;netting duties, and
he hoped, therefore, that it would be reconfidered.
Colonel CRAUFURD could nut Re why themes.
lure timid be objected to, except it was wi►h a view
to render his Right lion. Friend unpopular with the
Militia and Volunteers, a purpok for which the Ho-
' nourable Gentleman on the other fide hadiaboored
with great perfeverance, but he believed with little
fuccefs. The Cavalry were excluded from this in-
creafe of pay, and fo were the Guards, upon the prin-
ciple that they could go on very well without any
addition, while, in the cafes where it was allowed,
these was a necellity tot it. It was to prevent meri.
toriotts officers from being put in prifon, or being
forced to quit the fervice from the abfolute inability
of milling upon their pay. If there was no com-
plaint on account of the Cavalry and the Guards,
where was the ground for complaint in the cafe of
the Militia
General TA RLETON knew, from his own obfer-
vation, that the militia were brought to a very high
Rate of diicipline, and this was owing to the officers
They were fit to combat with any regular troops
againft any enemy whatever ; and when there was
fo much merit on the part of the officers, it was hard
to make this invidious diflinClion.
After a few obfer vations from Colonel WOOD, the
Bill was ordered to be read a ad time to-marrow.
London, England, 1806-05-23

MALUMENTART PROCEEDIt4L

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY U.
Counfd were heard in the Scotch Appeal, nr.tham of Oart•
more o. the Counters of Gkiatairn, which was ordered to be
farther proceeded In to-morrow. lewd IeI.I.LNJIOROUGH of
belated upon this oecabon for the LURD CHANCELLOR,
who had espreffed a rcluclance at being pr,futt during the pro-
ceedings, in coal...ounce of his Lurd2tlp being a brother of the
Counters of GleneArn, the Rcfpondem.
The Public Office Franking Bill went through a Committee.
Lord SPENCER moved the third reading of the Defence AR
Repeal Rill.
Lord ELDON °Wetted to the vnearure, been& It not only
went to Repeal the Defence Ad, but taro the Army of Referee
Ad., without fubliituting any thing in their place. The idea that
our force could be permanently kept in a Rate adequate to the
exigency of the times, by the ordinary exertions. P 24 'blurt—.
It was in contradiaion to the experience of the left twenty years,
and he would venture to prophecy, that tome compulfory
mature mutt be reformed to. He likewire °Medd to the ref.
titution of the penalties already paid by the Parifbes, as forming
a molt dangerous precedent. If it was, however, right to re•
Rore the penalties incurred under the 44th of the King, Suffice
demanded that thole incurred under the 43d, Zooid Ilkewire be
repaid.
Lord ROSSLYN remarked, that the penalties paid under the
43.1 of his Majelty were of a very different dercription from
the& to which the paddies were liable under the 44th. They
were chiefly reidues of lima, half which had been paid to re,
units railed under the Army of Referee Ad, and the other
half of which they became entitled to on joining their Regitnepts.
lie himfelf had had a good deal of trouble to rtcovering tome of
there earning fur fiddlers reeving under him In Irclanfl.
Lord ItI.DON, in explanation, contended, that the view which
he had taken of the operation of the Army of Referee Alt was
correct.
I.ord SPENCER argued that It would not only be highly insinft
to remit the penalties to fame of the Pacifies, and main thole
which had been paid in by others ; but alfo, that It would be nut
to impraelicable to recover the penalties singer any of the provi,
bons of the Defence Alt.

Lprd HARDVVICKE thonebt the refthution of the penalties
would In future operate as a dlfeournement to seal and esedloo.
Hls chid °Medic) to the MIL however, was, that it was con.
neded with a finder steafure in regard to Ireland, where the De.
fence Ad bad been very efficient.
Lord HOLLAND fold a few words in fupport et the EMI
and Lords SPENCFR and HARDWICK E having fpoken in
esplanatioo, the Bill was read a third dew and paired.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-05-23

THE GOVERNORS of CHRIST'S HOSPI-
TAL. Loudon, give notice that a Coiamegate will de is
the Counting•hook of the raid Hapitai, oa WeJatiil■y, t!.e
day of June, zBa6, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, pr.:cif:lly, to
receive proptials for taking on Repairlog Leaks, the Following
bourn.

For twenty-one yean from Mitifummer do 6, a capital hours.
eztenfive warehoufes, vaults, aed prerolfes, ineloted with a fps.
Mom fore-court, being No. 4. Pancras•lane, Queeo area, Cheap.
fide; alto a (mall houfe contiguous thereto. Clement Samuel
Strong, Efq. has been many years the oemmier of the eremites : his
leak has eaplred,and he quits poffelSon at Midfurnmer neat. '
For twenty-one years from Michaelmas tflo6, two Man in
Houndfditch. Nos. 140, and set ; the latter of which is a Publie-
haute, and well known as the Mai' I Arms.
Eftimatee of do repairs which will be required to be done Olathe
above pouffes by the tenants may be teen at the Counting-boufe
in the raid Hofpital, where further particulars may he known;
and all perfons trotting mutt attend at the Meeting of the Com-
mittee to anfwer to their prop..,fala
RICHARD CORP, amt.
Chrift's Hapital. yth May, tBO6.
London, England, 1806-05-23

IRISH MILITIA.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT obtained leave to bring In a Bill to
ecalsle his Male*/ to accept the Cervices of volunteers front the
Militia of Ireland, under certain reftridtiotts.

NLICTICIII TRIATING NULL.
Mr. TIERNEY moved the Ordtr of the Day for the farther
eonfideration of the Elation Treating BM, to which Bill he um.
deritood he was to expeet the oppoßtion of a Right HotuSecretary
(Mr. Fox.) He did not with to prefa the' Hnufe now to a &cur-
Eon upon the fubJeet, as there was another ft.tt-dt pci.ding of more
urgent impertanee. But, if iCwas allowed et t the Yiil fhousni
pars the prefent liege without difettilron, duet Oentlemtu who
were epportd to the Bid might take the debate upon the third
reading, and name their own day for that put pore.
To this Mr. FOX agreed. •
The amendments in the BM were then read, and it was ordered
to be engroged,astdread the third time on Friday next.
' mita-rites, rLAN.

Mr. CANNING obferved, that u another important eyelikn
was likely to occupy the attention of the Houle on Friday, and as
the Mutiny Bin, the &koalas, 61 which was undeHtood to be re-
ferred tor that day, wodd, on 'account of the propolitions to be In
troduced by a Right tionourabk Gen in, molt probably es tits
a difeuffion of very conaderable let.;;t11; i.e would tiierefOre
fur the accommodelon of the Houk, that the difcullion on that
rub .*1 Mould be poftpuned to anntheed.,r.
Mr. FOX, in an(wer, hid, that hots difpofed be might be to
accommodate the HOll. Gentleman, yet,conflftently with his knit
of duty u a Minincr, bessould not agree to ',anyone it longer, in
orii:r to give it a fair opportunit y of palling through its literal
Rasa and dircunions in both Hooks before the expiration of the
prefent Mutiny Bill, whtch woul.l be ;n about three weeks.
London, England, 1806-05-23

GOTTENBURG MAILS.

Two of there arrived lait night. The following
is the only article they bring worthy of a perufal :

" GOTTEN BURO, MAY t2-It is reported here that
although the Pruflian Army has marched to the
hGrders of Swedilh Pomerania, they have received
orders not to commence any operations till further
advices have been received from Paris, with which
a Courier is hourly eipeaed at Berlin."
The news from Berlin, by the Hamburgh
of the refignation of Count HauGwyrz, reds on the
authority of a private letter only, and is not men-
tioned in the 'minted Journals; but the intelligence
of orders having been iffued by the Cabinet of Berlin
to admit Britifh veffels in a friendly manner, into
the Ports of Pruffia, was publifhed in the Ilamburgh
Correfpaident.
A Hamburgh Paper, one day later than thole by
the Mail, has reached us, and is alfo filent rafpeFling
the diftniffal of HAUG WIT Z. We can, therefore, only
at prefent repeat, (what we Rated yefferday) that
in the prefent Rate of Europe, the public fhould not
be hall, to encourage hopes, in which they may be
liteppointed.
London, England, 1806-07-29

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London, England, 1806-05-24

•YIIICIM INT/ICOVIISIt.

The American Intercourie Bill was brought in,
and read a fit a time.
On the m,tion (or the feennd reading,
Sir W. CURTIS hoped th.tt Jtinifers would fill]
Alt! time to confider this mAi imrortant fubjett, and
:I‘,l pith it forward ra:hly,

Lord TEMPLE7OV.MIF'

, the notice"Kula do
him die Joliet to believe that he had eonlidered it in
all its bearings before he introduced Inch an inspor-
cant meafure into the Houle. He fAw no ground
whatever for the alarm which feemed to have been
excited on this fubjea. But he did not with to prefi
forward the Bill improperly, and therefore would At-
tend to the fuggellinn of the Honourable Baronet, es
far as repelled urging it on rattly. He would fix
Monday fe'nnight for the fecond reading.
Mr. PERCEVAL was glad that the Noble Lord
bad yielded thus far, and he hoped that he would
relax fnmething alto in this, that he would allow
an inveltigation of lath. If it were for no other
purpofe than to remove the prejudices, foppoting
them to be fo, which had excited the alarm to which
he had alluded. When they could get at the mate-
rials, it would give them great Cana/lion if they
could come to the fame conclution to which the No-
ble Lord had come.

General TARLETON agreed in fentiment with
the Honourable Baronet. He expefted every hour
infirultions from Kis conftitutnts on this point.
Lord TEMPLE replied, that nothing which he
had heard yellerday, or at any time, appeared to him
to (hew any occation for inquiry. He agreed to the
delay of the fecond reading till Monday fe'anight,
but farther he could not go.
The fecond reading was accordingly fixed for
Monday fc'nnight.

Vlll.l.lllTlttl.
Mr. ADDINGTON gave notice, that he fhould,
immediately after the holidays, bring forward a mo-
tion refpefting the returns which had been made by
the Infpeßing Field Officers, of the progrefs of the
Volunteers in their difcipline, and their fitners to
ferve with the Troops of the Line. The °Neel of
his motion would be to do away, as far as was in his
power, the diffatisfaftion of Come Volunteer Officers
at the reports which were made of the difcipline of
their corps from a angle infpeftion. He was not yet
refolved, whether his motion lbould be for an addrefs
to his Majefty for a copy of the circular letter of Ge-
neral Brownrigg, or whether it fhould be for a gene-
ral return of the corps, as they were reported ; but
the objets of his motion fhould be merely to remove
the uneafy fenfation which he knew had been felt by
many Officers of the bigheft refpeßability.
London, England, 1806-07-16

MARKZANE.

. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY if. • . '
The frefh imports at the New Market to-day are
(hart in nuinher. and purchafers likewife. Very
few fates are cffirded of articles in general, which
are nearly at about Monday's quoted prices—R)e
this week is nearly u,ialeable—Fine Flour fupports
its price, and Amesican fine at 441. to 495. ptr bar-
ri of 4 cwt. 3 qrs.
London, England, 1806-07-16

Pros ad LONDON SWETT& jW, 15.

WNITINALL. JULY I fr.
The King has been pleated to conititute and appoint the Right
Honourable Thomas Grenville, the Right Honourable George
Jobn Earl Spencer. Knight of the Molt Noble Order of the Car-
ter; the Right Honourable William Windham, the Right Ho
nourable Charles Jaynes Pos,bis Majelly's Three Principal Secre-
taries of State; the Right HonouraNe William Wyndham, Baron
Grenville, Firlt CommilSoner of his MaJefty's Treafury ; the
Right Honourable Henry Petty (commonfy called Lord Henry
Petty) Chancellor and Under rreafttrer of his Majeßy's Exche-
quer ; the Right Honourable 0, urge Howard (commonly called
Vifeount Morpeth) ; the Right Honourable John Hiley Adding.
ton, the Right Honourable John Sullivan, and the Right Ho-
nourable John Jolbua Earl of Carysrurt, in that part of the Uni-
ted Kingdom called Ireland, Knight of the Illuftrious Order of
St. Patrick, to he his MaJefty's CummilSoners for the Manage.
meat of the Affairs of India.

CRnWrI orrice, JULY 15.
Member returned to Peeve in this prefesit Padlament
Borough of Buckingham•—Tbe Right Honourable Thomas
Grenville.
London, England, 1806-05-12

ROOS CR.

The Report of the Refolutions of the Committee of Privileges,
refpeding the claims to the ;shove, and fitting forth that the Ba-
rony in queftion remains In abeyance between the co heirs of Robt
de Roos. viz. George Earl of Effez, Lady H. Fitzgerald. Sir 11.
Hunioke, &e. was again read; it was the•, confirmed by the
Hoak, and the ufual addrefe to his Ma)-fly votedon the occafion,
to be prefented by the Lords with white Raves.
The Bill, upon the table, chiefly private, were forwarded in
their refpedtive fines.
The Earl of RADNOR having Tome obfervations to offer en
the Houk, refpedling points of Order and Privilege, and tnurhlrg
certain proceedings telative to the High Court In Wefimii.fler.
Hall, the grangers were ordered to withdraw, and the exclufloo
continued hone time.

After the doors were opened, the Drilled Harbour Improve-
ment Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. lbillie and
others, and forthwith read a firft time ; after which the Houk ad-
journed till Monday. when their li-ordflil?, nand fummoned upon
the fecond reading of the Infolvent Debtnre l:dl, and alto upon
Lord Grenville's important propofitious for the improvement of
the Adminiftration of 'Mime in Scotland.
London, England, 1806-05-12

Half
Quot°'

OLO'STER-PLACE, NEW ROAD.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
And may be entered an intnasdiata/y.
Delightfully &nate& commanding a beautiful prafpcdt
THE unexpired Term of Sixty-fix years, of a
Hoare in Olo'Rer-Place, New Road, Mary-la• Boone : con-
fining of two Parlours, Drawing room, Study, four Bed-rooms.
Kitchen, and a variety of other convemences ; together with a
Stable for two Hog".
For particulara enquire at N 0.19, Haymarkr.
London, England, 1806-05-12

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

A Megan fmtn the Louis Informed tha Houk that their Lord.
would pn,eed furtber on the trial of Hoary Lott! Vircoont
Meitllkon Tr, relay nett at ten o'clock.

Mr. A LI:XAN!)ER btouFht up the report cf the
Committee of Supply on Fisday night, granting a
I Vote for the fervices of the Army for one month.
The refolutions were agreed to, and a Bill was
ordered to be bravest in porfu7nt thereto.
The SECRETARY at WAR gave notice, that
next Monday he Mould move for leave to bring in a
Bill, for continuing. for one month, the se of the
prefent Selina, fur punillting Mutiny and Defection
in the Army.
Gummi Joreph Campbell ".vas ordered to be added
to the Committee appqinted to invelligate the ac-
count. of the Scotch forfeited eilatcs.—Adjourned
to Monday.
London, England, 1806-05-12

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, MAY is.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al ONR O'CLOCKI
Confide, for mosey, be* f —for ace Ificii—Otanium att.
Excbeq. Bills. par is. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock so9f ato Imperial Ann. 84
3 per Cent. Red. 'Ann. 39; Ira 3 per Cent BSI
per C Con( 6zi 644 Facbeqaer bills. is. 35. prem.
4 per Cent. 774 if Omninnt s:3 prem.
3 per Cent. Navy 9344 I Engliat 'rickets 201.75.
1.4341 Ann. 174 3 16 I Coal. for arc. 6c5
ludia Bonds, par fa. prem.

The Lnrds in Council have come to a tefolution
to recommend to his MAJISTY, to take off the
Embargo on Hamburgh and Olienburgh •elfels.
This meafure has not yet gone through the neceffary
formalities, but no doubt, in a day or two, theft
channel. fcr trade will again be opened.

In our Plymouth letter, which our Readers will
find infested under its proper head, the arrival of
Come valuable prizes is announced : one of them was
cut out from a Bay near Nantz, where Ike was pro-
telled by a battery on (hove, which annoyed our brave
tars fo notch, that they found it necefrary to land
and (pike the guns before they could bring away
their prize.

We have the pleafure to Rate, that the following
account has been received at the Eaft India Houk,
of the 'hips outtvard•bound, under convoy of she
ADAMANT man of war, being all well on the zgtb of
March laft, in lat. 29, N. long. lg. W. viz.-
ELPIII.IIITONI

LADY JANIDUNDAS DIRKS WARY= CAITLI
DAVID SCOTT LORD CASTLEIttACII HVGII INGLIS

ALNWICIL CASTLII SIR WIC DIMWIT.

Two Store (hips for the Cape of Good Hope, and
two Whalers were in company.
London, England, 1806-05-12

MUSICAL GRAMMAR.

This day was pubillhed, In One Pocket Volume, price S. boards,
AMUSICAL GRAMMAR, iii Four Pane—
Notation, Melody, Harmony, awl Rhythm,.

• •
By Dr CA LLCO FT, dtganift of vevent•Garutn Chureb.
Printed and (old by Robert fireball, at his Mufical Library, No.
133, New Bond-arm. Where may be had. jolt publifhed.
Cramer 's Grand Sonata for the Piano Forte, dedicated to Mr.
Wwelf, Op. 36, ss.
Van Efeh's Hornpipe and Air, for ditto, 3,5. 64.
Ditto March, Air, and Patton', as„Od„
Latour's Grand Sonata, dedicated to the Pruiesof Wales, ss.
Weary'sfavourite Pollib Air, with Variations, *a.
Ditto Voluntary for the Organ, No. 7, as,
Dr Crotch's Fugue for ditto, No. r,
A Concerto for the Organ or Piano Forte (the fubjeett taken
from I landel), by Haigh, as. 6d.
Likewife the fallowing feparatc Pieces from Stribrit's erlebra-r0
Ballot of La Balk Ladere t The March, is.—Shawl Dance, is. 61
and the Part oral Dance, IL

. _
N 11. A few Copies ;0 the Grarnmar roger, 1:16
London, England, 1806-07-18

WINMILL T. CHATFIELD.

This was an adinn brobght by the of ignees•of
Hargrave, a bankrupt, to recover a fum of
money paid by the Sheriffs to the Defendant, pro-
cured by the fate of certain goods taken in execution
from the bankrupt. The qwition was, uhethei Har.
'grave was a bankrupt previous to the execution ?
From feveral witneffes, it appeared that he commit-
ted an ad of bankruptcy in 1803, became a bankrupt
in 1804, and obtained his ccrnmiflion fome time pre-
vious to the feizure of the goods in queffion ; confe-
quently the proceedings were again!! the Bankrupt
Laws, upon which this affirm was grounded. It was
contended, in behalf of the Defendant, that the corn-
milßou of Bankruptcy had been fraudulently obtain-
ed ; it, however, proved that there was no grtioad
for fuck an iranntation, and tile jury found a verdlit
fur the Plaintiff—Damages 3231.

enicasto v. 'vise.

This was an action for (*caudal. Mr. Serjeant
S so sr N silo Hated, that the Plaintiff in this action, who
was a young man of good family connexions, and
expectancies, had been brought up a pawnbroker,
and had lately had the management and conduct of
the 'satinet's of the Defendant,* pawnbroker at" Lo-
ndon Wall. He had commenced this aelioa to recover
a fatisfadtion for defamatory words fpokeu of him by
the Defendant, charging him, the Plaintiff, with
having, in his !kid employ, fraudulently and feloni-
oufly embezzled" part of The Defendant's ptopesty.
Ms. Star NW) *dß about to expatiate on the conic
quences of filch a charge to the Plaintiff, if perfilled
in, and *to Rafe the particular circumflances of his
cafe, when Mr. Lass, as Cowed for the Defendant,

,• r
interrupted openly stenwirp, that the woh:fill
fpoken by ,the.Dxfendant wtreihe stet of intempei
*rate beat, occafioned at, the moment of &coveting
' a deereafe of Rock t Ent that hetwilbed it to be un-
derflood, that the Defendant had-not then, nor hen
fence had. the leaf( ground to fufpea the hosefly of
the Plaintiff; and that his charnaer was wholly
unimpeachable by the Defendant. On filch apolo#y
and explanation, the Plaintiff accepta oh a vercha
for twenty pounds damages, to corer his extra colts
of fait.
GILLIT O. MAW.IIIO.
The Plaintiff, a printer, fought to recover. ißool.
the balance of certain accounts between him And the
Defendant, a bookfeller. It appeared that the Plain-
tiff had printed a work for the Defendant, called the
Travels of Anacharfis the younger ; alfo Nugent's
Pearl D:Etionary, both of which were defrayed when
Mr, Gillet's premifes were confomed by fire, in Sa-
lifbury-fquete in the month of December, tflog.—
It was contended in behalf of the Defendant, that a
fet off was due for paper depofited in the hands of
the Plaintiff, and that he was bound to pay for the
fame, having undertaken to print the before-men-
tioned woik, and to infure it:
The Jury, after the trial had taken up feveral
hours, found a verdia for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1806-07-18

LITERARY tNroant noN.

11HE PUBLIC, of whom the Inhabitants of
a- Mary.la bonne in particular, are molt refpedially informed,
that a NEW CA VALOGLIP. is juft Printed.ol the BOOKS con-
tained in the SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. held In Doke Rreet.
P. rand Place, la which will be found Cenral new and valuable
Publications, Intended for general circulation.
J. BOOTH, the Proprietor, alfo begs further to obferve, that
ha C/CCUICI Order. he may have the honour to receive for riu.ks,
nr Sutionary, either for Home er Forei3,l Coniumptlau, on the
Deft poQil to Tsr:ns, and with every difpatch.
Large Purchafers, far Ready Money, will find their advantazes
In applying as above.
Orders, by putt, with References in London, will be particu-
larly attended to.

This day were pnblllhed, in One Volume, price se in boar.!..,
RrICTIC L OBSERVATIONS concerning
P
SEA BATHING. To which are added, Rematica on the
Ufe of the Warm Bath.
By A. P. BUCHAN, M. D.
Of the Royal College of Phyfiefana, London.
Printed for 'l'. CadeU and W. Dada, Strand.
London, England, 1806-05-15

A CAUTION TO FAMILAg9.

THE great reputation which Mi •BURGESS has
gained by the fuperlor excellence of tits EssaNct of AN-
CHOVIES fir Sib Sauce has itiducel many pedant to give the
tone name to an article entirely different.

JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution tk.m againft loch impofitions, as fc•vcral people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an extra barge profit to
read the fpurious kinds they are particularly requefted to alk for
BURGESS's, and to obferve, none is genuine but what haw. there
ww.g. upon dig aubet—.os John Burgers and Son's Original and fu•
perks. Effence of Anchovies." —Warchoufe, No. to?, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps, London.
London, England, 1806-05-15

NEW MILITARY MUSIC.

3nR inMilted by irode and Wilklnfon, No. 12, Hay-market,
A COLI.tCTION of SCOTTISH MUSIC,
con6fting of blow Airs, Reel,, and St rathrpeys, rapedtrully
Dedicated to his Exeellarey Earl Mo IRA, Commander in Chief of
N. Majeßy's Forces in Sentlatad„ by 0. Schetky, price 85—A
third fee of twelve Military Divertimentos, compared chiefly for
the ufe of their Mayfly's Band, and humbly dedicated to his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kent, by C. Oriel:Web, price
titled Colledtion of Popular Songs, Glees, Airs, 6te. arranged by
4.ame, price 61.—A Coliedlion of Military Divertimentos., cons-
palled (and dedicated to kis Royal Highners the Duke of Cumber-
land) by L. Von Etch, price 61.—s Barbara and Allen, arranged by
t. Jaave, price 6as
NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Three qiiartetts for two Violins, Tenor and Violoncello, Op.
/°. 8.7, by Beethoven, pi ice 8s 6d --A 7'rio for Violin, "Fenor
and Violoncello, Op. 6. by ditto, price as.—Huirou itter's Flute
Duette, sa, price 6. —.Alio • new Edition of Vial's Ductts,
Violin and Tenor, Op. 18, price ;a. 6d.
The above, with all their other new Priblicatinns, may be hid
of Southwells, Duke-ftreet, Liverpool; Mr. White,
ceorcc Rivet, and Mr. Philpot, Bennet Brea, Bath; Mr.
Hodges, Clare-ftr, et, and Mr. Sturge, Park•ftrect, Drifted; Mr.
P.dround's, Woreerter; Mr. Burgris, Ramfgare • Mr. Lowe,
'Stamp Ake, Union•ilreet, Birmingham; Mr. Hale. Gloncefter
and Cheltenham; Mr. Napton, York; Mr. Dowildron, Brigh-
ton; Mr. Mills, Crawl Parade, Eortfmotith ; Mr. Hammond,
Southampton; Mr. Eilbrow, Exeter and at all other Mufic
hops in Lugland, Scotland, and

NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 17, will be the
Pecand Day of

if E 15.000
4 !ADO
London, England, 1806-05-15

MARRIED.

Cn Monday tart, at the Parllh of St. Helen's, Woreefter, Mr.
Conftable, of Woodford in Eget, to Mfrs Walhoufe, fccond
daughter of the Iste Moreton Walhoufe, Lfq. of Hatherton, In
Stafforddstre.

1,1k.D.

On Saturday lan, aged 23 yam, after a ft.vere inners, Lieut.
Edward White, of the Royal Nary.
Lately, at his feat at Fern Hill, in the Ille of Wight, Samuel
Stelae, Efq —mach refpedted by all who knew him.

LONDON t Feared and publifbed by LEVEL.RFST (of Can.
cerburpttste, Lambeth), at the STAR OttICR, No. r, Carer
erect. rabirnicti ago at the STAR OTFICE 'Temple-Rim
London, England, 1806-09-19

leaniedlately after the annexed will he SAUD, by virtue of Dime-
dons from the Commiffioners for the Cars and Difporal of Prof-
flan Property condemned to his Majefty
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. -
519 Hbda Rcd Wine-64 Ditto White Wine
•
4
Hhda Vinegar-5 Half Hbda Ditto—yo Butts Molaffes
The entire cargo of the Jonge Roeif Poi man. 1. L. Carina mafter,
taken on a voyage from Bourdraux to Stettin, by bit Maielly's
hired armed (hip Harlequin, !Acta. Philip Anitruther Commander,
and condemned as lawful Prize to Ma Mayfly.
Alfo, 174 Calk. White Wine-1 Parcel. HMV,
The entire Cargo of the Vrow Maria, T. Fen mailer, taken on a I
voyage from Bayonne In Frarce,by his Majelly's hired armed fhip
Harlequin, Lieut. Philip Ardtruthir Commander, and condemned
as lawful Prize to his Majelly.
AIR), 141 Hbds Rod Witte-14 do, White Wine
t 1 Butts Red Wine-39 Pieces Brandy—a Hhd. Brandy
6 Cake Prunes-5 Boxes Ditto-5 Calk. Nuts
The entire Cargo of the Peronilla, Jan Dean mailer. rtken on a
voyage from Bourdeaux to Embden by his Mai elly's hired armed
flip Harlequin, Lieut. P.Anttruther Commander, and condemned
u lawful Prize to his MaJeßy.

Mfo I:0 Tons Fait.
The entire Cargo of the Joao litrend Von Ole, in Damper
matter. taken on a Voyage from Vannes in France by the hero
private Ihip of war. A. G. Blewett Commander, and condemned
as lawful Prize to his MaJefty.
After which will be Sold, theft:Mendes VAIN taken and con-
demned as above-hid.
The Brig PETRONILLA.--I.ength 7y feet 6 inches—Breadth
11 ice to inches—Tons, vcs sil-yeths.
The Brig VROW MARIA-4.ength 6E het t inets-Alread.h
so feet t inch—Tons. 100 113-94tbrs sod
The Dogger, JONG! BEREND VON OLST-1 ength 77
feet 6 ittetsci—lheadth so feet s inches..—Torta, :se 76-9etlas.
The above Veffels, and (ample' of the Goods may be viewed,
and Catalogues and inventories had, three days preceding the Sale,
on aeplication to WILLIAM JORDAN, Falmouth,
Falmouth, September 3, altar.

lOn Tuefdsy the 30th day of September Irritant, a Corontines
Hotel, In Falmouth. inunediately after the Sale of the Jonge
&rend You Olft,
I'HE Dogger JONGE RAAI.F POLMAN—
.o. Length 73 feet r loch—Breadth *6 tea 40 Inebee—.Depth
8 feet 7 Inches—Tons, pt 88-54th*.
liken on her Voyage front Bourdeaux to &ettin, by Ids Ma-
jefty's armed Ship Harlequin. P. C. .anftrutber Domntsoder, and
condemned as lawful Prise to the Captors. The Veffcl which is
new and "All found.is now lying In the Port of Fs:month. where
11w may be viewed any time piroiout to the hale. and lnwntorieu
and further particulars may be had, by applying to MARI hi
THOMAS. Plymouth Dock, or to LAZ itallosros, FY
mouth, Agents to the Caittere..heptemba• 8, 11146.
London, England, 1806-09-19

TM. day wan pebliflied,
lA Odavo, wick coleured Plates, price tan. In hoards,
THE FOREST PRUNER. A general Trentife
on the Training or Management of Britt& Timber Trace of
gray defcription. The whole tending to demonftrate the 'brut,
glty and dangerous confequenees of molt of the precepts hitherto
generally received and acted upon In the management of Timber,
Icing the refult of long praetice and careful oblervation of the opt-
, rations of Nature.
By WILLIAM PONTET.
Nurferyman and Ornamental Planter,
And Planter and Forift Pruner to the bate and pi-dent Dukes
of Bedford.
Hudder4field, Printed, fold in London by Harding, St lames's
j Brett ; White, Rect-Itreet, and Mawaun, in the Poultry.

Where may be had,
A Defence of the above Work, from the anima Iverfions of the
Anti. Jacobin and Critical Reviews, price is.
London, England, 1806-09-19

HAMPSHIRE.

A TYTHE FREE. ESTATE at NORTH STONEHAM. near
SOUTHAMPTON and WINCHESTER, eouGalng of HOP
GROUNDS, &e.
For SALE by AUCTION, by JOHN YOUNG,

On Thurfday the 2;th day of September Inftant, at the Dolphin
Inn, Romfey, at Four n'Cloek In the Afternoon,
---- -

,ak VERY deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
known by the name of PARK PAR M, (haste In the Parigi
of North Stoneham, five miles from Southampton, and feven from
lAquebefter, containing tiny five Acres of rich Arable, Pagine.
and Wood Lands (in a ring fence). Together wit► (uhitantial
double Kilns and Stores (or Hops, built on the moil modern plan,
at a very confiderable capence, and two brick Easements with a
Barn, Offices, Ste.
The foil is deep and peculiarly congenial to the growth of Hope,
with which twenty-two Acres of the Mate have been already
planted, and are now In a high (late of cultivation. The crops
are well known In the neighbourhood to have been extremely
abundant. The other part confifts of twenty.four Acres of Wood
Land, with a Inuttant growth of Timber thereon, which is to be
taken at a fair valuation, and nineteen Acres of rich Arable and
Pafture Land.
The above Premifes are Tytbe Free, and the Land Tax has
been redeemed.
John Deling who retitle, on the Premifcs will thew the Pro
petty, and for further particulars apply to Mars. Daman and
Warner, or the Audioncee, at aomfor.
London, England, 1806-09-19

The Dutch rivr ty nateli fay—.•
'Nut for ourfehres we oda our Cheek:
Not fur ourfelve. we plant our Treed*:
• Not for oerfelves we reify our Dew r •
Not for made.* we linnite MIT iligns
t . Not for mord...a we fah our Cod;
but for ourftsvea we've cut a Rod.
We 'are forty to hear, that many petrms:laave
been difappoirited in their applications to
Mathews and. Leigh, of No. IS, &tend, for 101.
Taylor's jullly deemed itsineds To* !Naiad's.
confequence of the Advertilesieni which appeatod
in this Paper fome time ago,
,the applicants were. fd•
numerous, that many we're of neceility fent *ray con-
fer ved. We undertlabd, however, that Mali. Ma.'
thews and Leigh have jolt obtained a fupply of the
Remedy, and confequently thofe who were difap
pointed may now apply with Sneer!. It is not a little
remarkable, that Use Bottle (which is very fmall) is,
in ?awe!, a complete rettorative,and that it is per-
feely mild, tale, anal innocent.—See the Pamphlet
on the fubjed, which is delivered gra* it No. tS,
Strand.

4 BIRTHS.
Lately, at Trenton Lodge, Waterford, the Lady of Edward
Lee, Efq, M. P. of a (.Kind heir.
Lalt week, at Lyme, in Dorfetthire, the Lady of Wm. Jenkins,
Pfq. of the Hon. Eaft India Company's Service, of a fon, who is
linee dead
London, England, 1806-10-03

NAUTICAL INTELLIGANCE.

The Philadelphia, Sierra, from Phasic!phis, ar-
rived at Liverpool : on the nth of September, in
lat. 47. so. long. 39. faw nine fail of veffels, fie of
them apparently of the Line ; when firft ken they
were Sanding with their heads to the Eallward, but
afterwards to the Weltward.—blens. Sappolid to be
Sir J. B. W 's fqnadron.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30.
Sailed the Princefs Augußa packet, Sr. Angry,
with mails for Gibraltar and Malta ; and the Sophia,
---. for London. Wind N. W.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER r.
Came in the Dania fhip Providentia. Captain
Cnaisviansoir, from Rig; bound to Lifbnn. with
hemp, detained by the Betfey privateer. The French
frigate le Prefident i. juit arrived, captured by Ad-
miral Louis's fquadron. Particulars in our next.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOISER s.
Arrived the [hip Brothers. Cape. BIDDIRWOOD,
from Frederiekftadt. with deals.

DOVER, OCTOBER s.
His Majeity's gun brig BOLD has detaintd and fent
in here this day the Signori.) Concecion and Almas,
Captain Con ac los, of and from Lifbon, with hides,
cotton, and whale bone, bound to Caen. Arrived
the hoy Ferdan, from Dordt, with bark, for this
plase. Remain in the Roads, the Tuasozest, Soto,
and GALLANT gun brigs. ;Vied S. W. and moderate.
DEAL OCTOBIR a.
Sailed his Majelly's Stip Assistrienow for Sheer.
nefs. Arrived his Majefly's fhips Airt AAAAA NE from
Yarmouth, and Natctssus from P. -rtfmourh, with
a convoy, which are failed frir the River ; silo the
&alga and Estelle's gnu brigs from a cruize off
Boulogne.—Th- NA:Tiff-us anti A maranthe remain
in the Downs with the eat of the fbie: as per hit.
This morning Mr. SCOTT, the Meffenger, arrived
from London, with difpaichet for Lord LAVDIao
MLA, with which he embarked •tn board the Spe-
culator hired aimed lugger. ard proceeded immedi-
ately fir the Coati of France
Aa a ivro.—ha the t/taarns, the Diana. Aytea, from Tobago;
Governor mum, —, from Carenada; Aleatmkr, M Lauren;
Sir Sidney Smith, Smith and the Pri. refs Royal, New, troll
Demerara—At Liverpool, Boma Nieman, from 4. VINCM.II;
and the Boyne, Stafford. from Chirkiton—lo the Clyde. an,
Seavilt. fro, Antioua—At Cork. (12.Leit Charlotte. Fem. from
Grenada, for London ; Hope, Can:titan; and the Paine, Cannily.
Iron. Barbadoes—At Dunks, Eleanore. Walker, from Tortola ;
and the Fletcher. Fletcher. from St. 1/lament's—At Baltimore,
Wolf. White, from London.
The amply, J.Jtaft a, from Leith for Peterlburgh, la loft on
Isthe Mead of Ge feel
n• Nancy, Herrick*. from Liverpool for Baton, la loft oo the
wait of Ireland. People laved.
London, England, 1806-09-26

MEDICAL PRESCEIPTION3.

This da;waspe bllased, One Volume Oetairop
peke 75 &I. In boards—The 3d Edition,
THESAURUS MEDICAMINIJM—a new Col.
iedion of MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS, diftrlbuted Into
Twelve Maffei, and accompanied with pharmaceutical aed prae
deal Restarka—exblialting a View of the preterit State of the Ma-
teria Medics and Pradtce of PhySe in this and other countries.

By a MF.MBFR of the London College of Milldams,
And Author of a • Pruellea' Synopfsof the Matetia AHmentarta.
Landon t Printed for John Murray. Flee► area s C. and It.
Baithatra. New aside ante ; alai.. B. Seeley. Aint-Maria.dane.

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.
This day vets painted. In One very clofely printed Volume, Bull
Oetavn, price us in boards. the Sixth Edition of
THE ANA I'ONIIS VADE-MECUM. Cr.n-
taining the Anatomy, PbyColey. Morbid Appearances of
the HUMAN BODY i the Art ut. making Anatomical Prepare.
tins &c. To which are added, Anatomical L'hyGologiesl, Me-
dical and Surgical Queftkans for Students
By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D.
RE ow of the Limdran and Landon Medical Societies, ReSdeot

11iy41tian to the& Mary ia•bonne Infirmly/Alm
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WILSON ON FEVERS
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The Fourth Volume of
ATREATISE on FEBRILE DI EASES,
eluding Intermitting, Rern;tthvg. and soreinat.l Fevers; In-
ft:immediate, Hernorrhagesand the Proßowie, in which an attempt
is made to prdent. at one view, whatever, in the prefent State of
Medicine, it is requillte for the Phyfician to know. refocellng the
Symptoms. Caufes and Cure of thofe Dictates; with Experimental
Effays on certain itbrile Symptoms. on the Nature of Ird Immo-
arm. and no the Manner in which Opium and Tobacco ad on
the living Animal Body
By A. PHILIPS WILSON. M't. F.A.S. Ed.
Fellow of the Royal College of Phylic ans, Edinburgh.
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