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London, England, 1806-08-07 00:00:00

ON LIVE STOCK

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REMARKS nu LIVE STOCK and relative
SUBJECTS.—By ANDREW COVENTRY,
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A Tr/vire on the Orkin, Quantum, and Cultivation of Mao
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(-) BSE RV A 'PIONS on the Utility, Form, •ud
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HUME and BELSHAM's HISTORY of ENGLAND, from t$
Ear Heft Records to the Prefent Time, Complete.
MR. PHILLIPS. has the honour to introduce to
the Public the only complete, refpedllble, and uniform Se.
rim of Englifh Hiftory which has ever been produced.
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FHE tIISTORY OF ENGLAND IN VERSE.
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'I'HE HISTORY of ENGI.AND, in EASY
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THURSDAY. AUGUST ?.

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We Rated in a former Paper, that through the ,1
difin•erefled exertions of Mr. ANRANAIR GOLD3IIID,
the fillers of the Hes o of 7 rafalgar were likely to be
handfornely provided for. The generous efforts of
that Gentleman have at length been crowned with
their merited fuccefs ; one fixteenth of the three
hundred and twenty thoufrod pounds, voted by
Parliament, as a reward to the brave failors who
conquered at Trafalgar, for the loft of their,
prises, has beep appropriated fr:r the ufe of thefe Is
dies, and has already been invefted in their name in
the public funds, the interest of adrich will make a
very handforne addition to their income. While we
applaud the well timed liberality of Government, we
cannot withhold the meed of praife from the man
who bas fa warmly interefled himfelf in favour of
thofe Ladies.
In this bufinefs, his Royal Highnefs the PRINc a of
WaLes, interefled himfelf with a zealous afaluity,
highly creditable to his feelings, and which cannot
but prove extremely gratifying to the country.
His Royal Highnefs, who was highly gratified

with the difinterefted interference of Mr. GOLDIrMID,
on this occafion, is tn.ditte with that Gentleman on
the 22d inflant, at his elegant Villa at Morden, where
we underlland great preparations are making for the
entertainment of the Prince and his R..yal Brothers.
Some of the firft Nobility are likewife to be of the
party.

This day a Courier arrived from St. Peterfburgh
with difpatches for the Ruffian Minifter here, and
alto for our Cabinet.
.He came from Gottenburgh
with the Mails, two of which have arrived. He
reached Gortenburgh on the 27th ulr. in nine days
from Peterfburgh, and failed the next day. The
contents of thefe difpatchea have not tranfpired.
By the mails we learn, that the, Ru(lian army is
all in cantonments, ready to be called forth at a
moment's notice. A large body of Ruffian troops is
Rill upon the Polifh frontiers.

Accounts from the French coall (late, that fome
bußle is agail cbfervable in the Works at Boulogne,
where it is fail a part of the troops lately garrifoned
in Helland have arrived. The thing is probable
enough. A little demindration of this kind may be
thought ufelul at the p►efent moment. We cannot
believe, however, that it will have the lead effe.f in
inducing our Government to make thole conceffions
which this manceuvre may be intended to procure.

THE EXPEDITIONS.

By onr letters ff om the Coati this morning, we
learn that the Iranfpnrts which failed a few d.tys ago
from the D.,wtis for Portfnu.uth have again put back
by contrary winds. Antther attempt w.. 4 made
to fail yetterday, but owing to want of wind they
we e ..hli 4e.1 once mire to come to anchor.
CeneralOaars is now at Plymouth waiting the
9rtiv..l of the tranfpotts which ate 13 call there from
Put tfinouth, when he will immediately embark.