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London, England, 1807-09-05 00:00:00

THE COW PDX.

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APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU-
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THE CANADA-S.

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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW :—No. XX

CONTENTS.
1. Tb•rton's Prefect State-of furkey—.ll Carr's Tour through
Wheatley's Ell'sy on Money and Commerce.—
IV. Parnell's Hiftoricil Apology for the Iris Cahntics. —V. Will.
denow Caroli 3Lintt6 Species Plantarum.—Vl. Johnes's :'ravels
of Bertrandon de k Brocqoiere --V 11. Confiderations ou the Trade
with India, and the Policy Of continuing the Company's M
poly llumourier's Analyfi. of the Charaetrm and Condut
of Bonaparte—lX Cobbet's I'uittic,.l Relpfter. —X Anto,ici de
Carnany Critica —XI Busact: s Vinv the Prefect
State of Polaid.—Xll. Bentley ..111 the Hi• dou -n• o: Atte°.
°only —XI It. Savage's Acemmt of N.w Ze.ati4.—Xl V Hope
on Houfehoki Furniture and Internal Decoratln.s
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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR C

A VALUABLE PR EEHOLD ES rAit, fitu.
ate in the Pad& of Burton Dare, n •ar Banbury an.l War-
wick; shout three milts from Kintton and 0, Oxford and C-1-
'entry Navigation, called the OLD LI•YS MANO 4. FARM,
tythe free; cot,talcing 294 A. 3 R as P. of esetiltet meadow,
gazing, and arthle land, lyt.g very compaa, and within a ring-
tence; a Farm Knife and yard, with the barns, (tabling, gratary,
cowhonfe, and outbuildings, nt the yearly value of 4,01
The ES rA f F, is very conveniently litaated between two turn •
pike roads.lczeng from Banbury toWarwick, Kineton, and Stray.
ford.

The Tenant will avar the Ratite; and for further watteulare
and to treat fur the fame, apply to Mars. Watford, 4. 41. y, and
Watford, Solieltora, &ntury.

HAWKNEST, near HARSLET.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON IRACT,
(and entered upon at May day ow),
AVA LUA BLE FREEHOLD ES CA FE, called
HAWKNI;ST. (Tythe free, and exonerated from Land-
tax) fituate in the prill of Eaft Hartley and county of York ; five
inilea from Northall-rton, to from Term, It from Stokelley, and
is from Thirlk all good market towns, to which there are mel-
dnt turnpike roads. The Eftate tontalna 190 acres (more or les)
of very productive Improveable Land. about too acre* of wh,eh
are in a courfe of tillage, and artificial gratis, and are remarkable
for growing fine wheat; lays very compad, and is divided i •no
convenient fixed fields, well watered, and forced with eleetclirt
good quit* wood hedges, in the molt complete order—together
with a large Convenient, well built Meguage or Dwelling•houre,
near the centre of this eftate, fevers! of the rooms have been fitted.
up In a fuperior Ryle for the occupation of the late owner, George
Myles, eleeeafed ; with a pkafant flower garden in front of the
houfe, open to the S. uth. and commands a pidurefque and lively
view of ft-feral capital objcets in the eftate and adjacent country ;
a kitchen garden -tint orchard, a new barn, a large thrafhing ma-
chine, Ranting frr eight horfes, cow houfes, fold yard., chaifea
!mule, fmith and joint?. mops, and every other neceffary conve.
nicnce and accommodation (nimble for the refidence of a genteel
family. All the buildings are in good repair There are frv, ral
thriving plantations; upon the caste boom of which have been laid
out in the !Lyle of pi:al-lire grounds, and are highly ornamental
The Tenant. will [hew the Premifes, and for further nanicu-
lars, apply to William Richardfon, of Langbaurgh, in Cleteland ;
Aaron Richardfon,Stockton on Tees; or John itichartlfon, iiilhop
Wearm-uth —Augult It, 1807.

SPARIC BROOK HOUSE.
TO SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THAT modern elegant M NISIONand ESTATE
called SPARC BROOK HO USE, near Birmingham. together
with the feveral attached and det4ehed °faces, and shout In acres
of exceeding goal Land a.! joining the fame. 6 acres Of which are
in old pslture, ..nd the remainder is 144 out in lawn, pleatnre-
ground gar,!en, fins pvad, Ste.

The HOUSE Is a v I y fuldtantial building, compoted of brirk
and done, alter a dcfigu by Wyatt, three Roars high above the
ground, and pleafantly fnuated in a dedrable neighbourhood, about
one mile from the town of Birmingham, at a convenient diftanee
from the Great Road from thence to London, and contains on the
ground (ur an entrance Hall, 39 f. by tot f. with a beautiful
geometrical 'tone flair eget a fpacinus Dining room; a Drawing.
room, as I. by int t; a Breakfaft room, i 6 f. by i 6 1.: with
Dairy and arched Cellars under the whole; Serva,its' ball, China
chile,. Store•roum, Butler's and Cook's Pantry„Larder, and bark
Staircafe two die fecond floor, four fpacions Bed chambers with
Drefftng•ruuttu to each; and 1:1 the attic, or third ftnrey, Lye
Lodging rooms, and cne Drain-room—the Hall Dining room,
Drawing-room, and Break raft room arc each 53 f. high in the
The fouth wirg of the Houfc cantains an excel,- nt Kitchen, Brew.
houfe dec. with two Scram; s Lodging-ramie and a large and
anti( to.• e dent Launt'ry tver the fame '('he North Wing coin.
prites a Coach-huge, 't odang for Gx horfes, Saddlc•houfes, and
Hay-loft, and a Cowhoufe and Piggery converiently near.
I he attikDEN and VlNir.itY are Minted at the back of the
Houfe and i, chide near an sire of laud, wai:cd round, and planted
with the ejtoteelt at trained and itandard Fruit Creek in high per.
fedtion and full bearing ; the Lawn, Plantation., and Shruir,ery,
are led out with great taste the fcenery ia beautiful, and the whole
abundantly (applied with good Water
he ES EAT!: Is hithld IiOLD sir inheritance, and the I.and
Tat is redeemed. The Buildings have been crick•' about twenty
years, are in perfcdt repair, and form a truly defirabie litustion for
a :elated r atnily

Tickets of Admil6 m to view the linufe and premifes may tau
had of :r. Spurrier. Solici.or, Birmingh tn.to wh '3l ap, !lotin
..ay be. made tor forth. r ~arti ulars. or to
_Ports ‘l,7e, El/vire.
K og's ltc ch Walks liner 'fa ople, London; :r Niters. Kea. acy
;_ardwell, Maticheltt.r

N 8 T Purchafer of the above maybe ,cto simudated wick
two Cottages And five acres of Leafchold Laud, far a luDg term of
you% un a?prevrai conditions.

FOREIGN MIELLIGENCE.

DENMARK, AUGUST 21.

The Volunteer Army becomes daily more univer-1
fal. At Flenfburgh the citizens are employed in
providing f the defence of their port and town.—
Travellers relate that the anirnofity againft the Ens.
lifb, on accou A of this unexpeaed war, is inconceiv.
ably violent, and that nothing can exceed the pa-
triotifm with which every man, according to his
power and Ability, labours to contribuie to the public
defence. All the letters to Altona of the I 8 t 1), are
in high fpirits. There will be warm work—but on
this occafbn, as in the liege in the forenteenth cen-
tury, fucccfs will reward courage. Numbers of
Dani(h troops are drawing to Fyhnen. There are
now 700 fail of Englifh (hips in the neighbourhood
of Copenhagen. Lfp to the evening of the alth our
lofs was only three killed and 22 wounded.
ONN:NGEN, AUGUST ro.
The following placard has been ;trued here :

" All Merchant', Faet, r", Shippers, &c. are hereby required'
at, the latcft by 6 o'clock this evening, to give in an accurate, de-
tailed, and true account of all Good: and Wares under their care
and con fignment, with a ftatement ri the name, of the proprietor,
configner, and of the receiver, the place whence brought, whether
by land or fta, and by what Mip or conveyance. There Ratements
to be ch iivered to the Town Clerk, accompanied by the letters,
documents, &c. to fubliantiate the particulars. Every man will,
if neccffery, be require!, on oath, to verify his llatement, and who-
ever gives a fare account will be deemed no true liana but an ene-
my to the pul,lic welf.re."

GLUCKSTADT, AUGUST 19.

CIRCULAR NOTICE TO THE DUCHY OF HOLSTEIN,
IN REGARD TO ENGLISH GOODS.

• We, Cualsrux the Vlith, by the Grace of God, King of

Denmark, &e.

" Hereby give not ice,That in confider:Hon of the Embargo laid
throughout our dominions up in Pnglifh goods, we have thought it
occelrary to caufd more particular invefligation to he made, in or-
der as well to . (certain the quantity of filch goods, as the circum-
fiances which may belong to each particular cafe; We therefore,
in purfuance of this end, In the moft rff dual manner, and to re•
duce the inquiry into a regular form, have tranhaitted a fehedele,
with a view to culled the neearary information, and have caufed
co,. co t ereof to be circulated.
" On returning there Schedules, which will he exprded In three
days from the receipt of them, all Officers and Magiltrates con-
cerned will teat Emit a feparate account of all circumilances he may
difcnver; what rums the Merchants or Confignees may be indebt-
ed to Eogliffimen, and how fueS are attelted.
" And in all places where Englith goods and wares have been
ftized, and declared by the Magiß rates, or by the Officers of Cuf-
torns, or Poft Office, both are required to affill in making out the
fills, and fulikribe them jointly ; and of this all concerned are re-
quired to take notice.
Given under our Seal, &c. at Gluckftadt, the 19th of Auguft,
407. (1.. S.)
R.

" C. E. BARON VAN BlociDoar.
" J. G. MoitiTz."

HOLSTEIN, AUGUST' to.

They write fr )m Kiel that advice has been re
ceived there lay Eitafette, that the Englifh effected a
landing between Cronberg and Copenhagen, at feven
in the morning of the 16th inftanr, though in what
manner or with what bccefs, is not yet known. Ac-
cording to fome accounts, only between 4 and goo
Engin landed to procure water. Other letters from
Kiel of the tBth, fay that the French Ambaffador
and his S. cretary of Legation, and the Dutch Am-
baffad .r M.Ktiners, were expeatd there on the t 8:h
init. Pi ince Frederick of Hefre, Governor of Rendf-
burg was expeded in that city on the fame day, with
orders, as it was underßood, to organize the militia.
The citizens of Kiel intend to form themfelves into a
particular corps to keep guard on the costa to F: ;ed.
ricksfort. The Rudents likewife and the young
merchants and t►aders, will form a corps.