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London, England, 1806-01-07

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

TM day wu pubilihol. in one clofely printed N'oL tame. with
Copper Plates, price 6a. in boards,
ANew TREATISE no the Weof the GLOBES ;
or a Philofophical View of the Earth and HeIVVICOM •
preheading an account of the figure, Magnitude, and motion of the
Earth with the natural changes of its furface canted by floods. earth-
quakes, &c Together with the Elementary principles of hicteo•
rology and Aftronurny ; the theory of the Tides, &e. preceded by
an extentive fide Rion of aitronotnical, and other definitions; and
11/nitrated by a variety of Problems, Qieftions for the examination
of the Students, &c. Defigned for the Tnitruction of Youth.
fly THOMAS KEITH,
Private Teacher of Mathematic'. Geography, &e.

Printed far the Author, Longman, Herd. lieta.adid Orme, Pa.
tcroofter Row, and C Law, Ave Maria Leon
Of whom may he bad, by the fame Author,

t—An ltnroduetioti to the Theory and Praaic, of Plane and
Spherieal Itigonometry, and Ms Orthographic and Sterongraphic
Projettions a the Sits, re, it eluding the theory of Navigation.—
In one col Svo. Pace t :a 6.1. inboards.
s—The complete Pr.idicid Arithrocti:ian. The third Edition,
corretted. price 4. hhund
Otort and rely Introduetion to the S.ience of Geography.
The Ards Edition, correeted andimproved, prier 2*. bd. booed.
London, England, 1806-01-07

ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTION.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been plcafei to
aptolnt the Rev. Samuel Bircb, M. A. Fellow of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge, and Curate of lbftock, Leiceftetalire, to be one
of domeftic Chaplains.

MARRIED.

At Clonmell, Richard Moore. Efq. to Mils Wolfey, daulbter
of the Rev. Win. Wolfe, of Caine-Bellingham, County of Louth.
On the 19th et. the Rev. James Thomas Huttoehe. of Ded-
ham Dreg" to Mee. Hichtne, widow of Henry John Hiehene, Efq.

DIED.

On Sunday morning, at fire o'clock, at his feat at Benham, near
Newbury, Berko, alter an diners of three days, his Serene High-
nein CbrifiLan krederick Charles Alexander, Margrave of Bran-
desburgh, Anfpaeh, and Bayreuth. In the year a 791, be married
Elisabeth, relit of the late Lord Craven, daughter of the late, nod
filter to the pref. nt Earl Berkeley, who furvives him.
Todd.), left, in the 6stb year of his age, Wm Newall, Efi. of
York, and formerly an eminent merchant, of Townhoufc, mar
Roclulale.

Lately. in Bolton-ftreet, Dublin, Mrs. Heady, relia of William
Heatly, Efq. Ilrft coutlu to hi. Grace the Duke of Argyle and
daughter of Wm. Montgomery. Elq. of Rofemount, by whore de•
cafe without male illhe the Earldom at Mount Alexander bi.cornes
eating.

Saturday fe'nnight, at her haute in Brnton-ltreet, Me,. Hey-
wood, aunt to the relent Marchionefs at Sligo.

Latch.. at Bith, Rev. Chas Barton, Al. A. Redtor of St.
Artlrew's. Hol.wni, a:4 Chaplain to his Royal High:left the
Duke of York.

Suddenly, in his ssth year. f,,lin Pearce,Efq. of Standen MIMI,
Captain Commandant of I hr I fungtrford Volunteer Canal. y.
On the 17th ult. the lady of Mr. John Brown, forum', Bth (or
King's regiment.
On the 28th alt. at Totrefs, Captain R. Cuthbertfon, of his
ftlajcßy's Royal Marine Forces.
On the teth ult. at the village pf Tetfworth, Oxfordfhire, on
his way front Oxford to London. of the cramp in hi. Sumach,
Henry Sharpe Hildyard, Efq. eldt.R fon of the Rev. Henry Had-
yard, of Denton-boufe, NorthuntberJand.
In Doneafter. Lieutenant Rutter, of the ad or Queens regiment
of foot, and only fon of Lowther Rutter, El. of :hat place
London, England, 1806-10-21

I y.

ihroseashanis.
• EISENACH, OCTOBER y.

4lie ()zees's regiment, which is twice u nunerons u
t4iny other regiment in the army.
) Yefterday a Amager, who had the air of an sc.
eompliihed Gentleman, but who it is Paid is dircover-
ed to be a French fpy, was arrefted at an inn in this
city. Several others ban been united in the army.

The Miniller of Bavaria will loon let out fur Mn•
'deb. The Midair of the Prince Primate goes to
Italy for the re...Retain:meat of his health.
The Emperor of Ruffin has decidedly declared that
be will be a Member of the Confederation of the North.

The French Secretaries of Legation, Lagard and
Gaillard, have received their paffports, and will cer-
tainly leave this city to-day or to-morrow. By the
lateß accounts the corps of the Prince of Hohenloo
was at BodoMath. Duke Eugene of Wurtemberg,
with his contort, is gone to Magdeburg, and Prince
Paul of Wuttemberg, Major General in the Ruffian
army, is gone to Silefia. Prince Paul Frederick of
Wurtemberg is entered into the Pruflian fervice.—
The Dutch Ambaftador has alto received his paff-
ports.

LEIPZIG. OCTOBER st.
We are all in the mot eager tape/Latino. The
?ruffians have nmv marched through.

On Sunday. orders came ro the pole office, to for-
ward no little parcels nor paffengers on the way to
Frankfort, as they would not be allowed to pafs
through the chain of the army. The order was figned
by the Duke of Weimar. as General in Chief of the
vanguard. At firft it was Paid letters were alto prohi-
bited,whicbeaufed much alarm among our merchants.
But thefe not being exprea.ly mentioned, the poi,
office fent them as ulnal. No perfon, however, is per-
mitted to pafk, and even Come who applied immedi.
ately to the Duke of Brunfwick, were forced to return•
A great many fir-angers who are here for the fair are
in fear /kW their return. As the poll from Franco-
nia. Bavaria,irc. cannot pare the ufual road, they may
whip is tire fennel be fent to the North, ciscuitoully
_ . .

The. whole ProliGao army, 120,000 ftrong, has
begun its march in great haile. The route lies to-
wards Fraokfort and the villages upon the road. The
ne appearance and good order which the Pram*
troops °atm, excite general fatisfaElion t and the
martial fpirit which animates every corps affords the
mina happy prefages of their fuccefs. The greeted
part of theft rzo,ooo troops, according to report,
are proceeding on the road to Catfel, to opiate upon
the rear of the French army, sad to throw thew
ittaas bantam them and the Rhino.
oaronit a.
Irs Praha Majefty left Nanntborg out the 4th,'
at Hz in the morning, at the head of his guards.—
His Majefty entered Erfurt at four in the afternoon,
where Count Haugwitz arrived in the evening.
London, England, 1806-12-13

►LAN AND ADVANTAGES DI TNIS ►TOAD.

a. The Writers arc Geode-men wholly uncouneeted with lite-
tory Fatting's, or with the trading intercito of Publithers.
a. They hove been induced to volontree their f. -vices as Guar-
dians of Literature. in confequence of the numerous Abaci to
which Periodical Criticifm bat lately been eapoled in many of 02
emitting Reviews.
1. As refident Mashers of the Grit thilverGty in the World.
their esfy 'awes to Literary Authorities of every kind, their
means. of eonitant Literary Communication and their other nu-
merous Meal advantages. efpeciaily qualify them to undertake the
pike of Cenfors of the Public /*refs.

4 Every Book deal be reviewed according to the pmfefred nb-
,had of its Writer, and every Writer dud be candidly judged ae-
, cord ins to his own principles.
J. hitting from a Seat of Learning, which ha. always been
pally regarded as the Etilwarlt of the thumb and Stare. thin Re-
view will be devoted ftedfaltty to the Mittel, of the Eilablitbed
.Elision and Governmental the Country.
6. Every bosh erbiela appears within the Brltifit Empire, and
!which has been publicly advertikd or has been communicated to
the Editors. ask without exception, be noticed le this Review
'withht three Mrintlis afar its appearance.
7. The reviewed Worts will be elafted fylemstieally, tinder
the wend beads of Literature to which they refpedtivet.,, belong.
3. Notices sr Fern* Literature nun form a reveler portion of
'emery Nunthei, astarradgmnents halm bun made by which they
will he (.6/%l' and compeelindive.
Printed by Sinter tad Mondry. High (trete. Oxford; fold
by J. Cooke and J. Pallet, °shied t I. Dcighton. Cambridge ; W.
Creech, Edinburgh; I. Atelier, Dutra; and by J. Madural. )•
White, R. Phillips. H. D. %mond., and W.) . and I. Itichardfam,
Lacks ; alio by all cents bmldslicre, and hy all Newham and
Ernalors is Books.
London, England, 1806-07-05

The motions were ieco►dingly, with he leave of
the Houfe, withdrawn, and a frefh order made, slim
the Committee fhould (land for Friday nest, leaving
it to the difcretion of the Houre to decide on that
day, as it now did, as to the propriety of at that time
entertaining the queflion.

MISCILLANEOUS 111.73111155.
An order wit made that the Houk would this day refialveiffelf
into a Committee to confider of the Aft which relate/ to the Duty
on Tiles.

The fecond reading of the Weft India Trade Bill was fixed for
Tuefd3y next.
The Houfe In a Committee refolved, that It was expedient that
fo much of the Lottery Ad as relates to the Licence Duty payable
by Country Venders Mould be repealed, and that the duty to be
hereafter payable by furl perfons mould be sol.—The Report was
ordered to be received to morrow.

The other Orders on the lift having been difpofed of, the Hoof:
adjourned at half after twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1806-07-05

SATURDA'
PRICK OF STOCI
Bank Stock se ti
3 per C. R. An. 6211 621 6311 I
3 per Cent. Conf. Ana. Out
4 per Cent. Ell Sof
5 per Cent. Navy atut
Long Ann. 111

r, JULY s.
CS YESTERDAY.
India Bonds, is. It MC
Imp. 3 per Cent. 6si ers
Imp. Ann. si 9.16
Exch. Bills as. dif. par
Omnium 7i 8 711.
Coot foe see. 6411{

The Funds yellerday maintained their price, from
the opinion In ftrongly entertained that Peace is at
no very great diftance ; an opinion which gained
I'Come ground from the arrival of an Englifh
finger, with difpatches from France. It is fill re-
ported, but not fo confidently as it was yelterday,
that Lord HOLLAND will fet off on Monday, for
Paris. At one o'clock this day the Funds were ra-
ther on the decline :—The 3 per Cent. Confols, for
opening, were at 631, the Reduced 621, and the
Omnium 61.
The abo4ldeffenger embarked from Boulogne lan
Thurfday, m r fag of truce, and very loon reached
his Majelly% (hip the CLYDE, Captain Owns, who
fent him in a light vefrel to Deal, where he landed
the fame afternoon, and then proceeded with the
utmo(i expedition to London. Yefierday fe'nnight
he embarked on board the CLYDE frigate, in the
Downs; on the Sunday night following he is Paid to
have arrived at Paris, and to have quitted that city on
Tuelday morning.

Two young German Princes have arrived at Bru-
net's Hotel, Leiceller Fields—their names are Prince
PAUL Auciusrus and Prince GiORGII, both of Hol
kin Oldenburg ; they are attended by their Tutors
and a Secretary, with a numerous retinue, and mean
to make the tour of Great Britain and Ireland.

Upon enquiry, we find that the above illußrious
RI-angers, or their fuite, knew nothing of the arrival
at Harwich of the Phyfician and Maßer of the Horfe
to the Duke of Bayer MICR, as sated in our paper of
yellerday ; and we incline to think that the arrival of
the one party of ftrangers may have been millaken
for that of the other.
London, England, 1806-07-05

NAUTICAL 01711LiGEA'CL

MAILS TFIh DAV.—Wind E.
All. DI;F.
I I GretCnbUqh
I I ILmllwrgh
0 0 I jata4ic4

Dublin
Warerfor4
Litboa

AIR.
O 1
O 1
• 0

PLYMOUTH, JULY 3.—Came in the Spanith lugger
Angel de la Guarda, laden with v inc, prize to
Majefly's (hip Mums a; the was cut out of Finiflerre
Bay, together with (even others, by the boats of the
MINERVA, manned by forty of the officers and crew.
who landed, and got into a battery, furprized the
foldiers, to the number of 150, and made them pri•
foners, and then (piked the guns: the greater number
of the foldiers were afterwards fent affiore in one of
the prizes. Came in the American (hip Mars, Cap•
tale HOLLAND, from Neuhary I'orr, bound to Am•
Ilerdam, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by i).e,
Lion privateer, but fince liberated, and has proceeded
for her deftinatian ; American (hip Ceres, Captain
WAIDIL, from Barcelona, with wine, put in here Inc
orders; American (hip Suffolk, Captain BRIANT.
from Barcelona, with wine, put in for orders. Sailed
the 11.1.1)1110os, of 74 guns, on a cruise ; and the
Commerce, Foor, for Bremen.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.—Sailed his tviajelly's (hip
Vsious, with about 4o fail of vrffels, under convoy,
for the Weft ladies.—Arrived the (teen Charlotte,

ANDIUVII, for the Cape of Gond Hope ; and pro-
ceeded with the Weft India convoy. Arrived the
Sptculator lugger, Captain Timm psnps, for Mike,
and remains.—Sailed the HIMNIA man of war, to
join the Channel fleet.
DIAL, Juzy 4.—Arrived the Fuer bomb, from
Portfmouth, with a convoy, which are failed for the
River. Sailed the Asr lea frigate, for the French
coati ; and the Peosreeo bomb, with a convoy, for
Portfmouth. Arrived the VALOIIOPS prawn, from a
cruize, and landed a Mellinger, whom they took nut
of a flag of truce, and who immediately fet off in a
poll chaife and four for London. The Vat-cutout re-
mains in the Downs with the tell of the (hips at per
laft. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1806-07-05

{VOOLLIN MANUFACTUISII.

Mr. PATTISON brought up the Report of the Committee
appointed to confider the feveral Petitioos relative to the Woollen
Manufadures, which was ordered to be printed, as wete the Mi-
nutes of the Evidence taken before the laid Committee.
A Marmite from the Lords announced t►eir Lordthips' affent to
the Raft India Shipping Bill, the Thread Lace Duty Bill, the Fo-
reign Polt Bill, the Clyde Navigation, and Welt India Docks Road
Bill, with fevcral private Bills.
London, England, 1806-07-05

HOUSE ON COMMONS.

--- -
The Bill for regulating the Mice of Receiver General of the
Cuftorne the Chatham and Woolwich Lands Indemnity Bill, and
the Oil of Vitriol Bounty Bill, were read a Brit time.
The Scotch DUBllery, and the itifit Revenue Regulation Bills,
were read a third time and paftrd.
The Bill for Improving the Avenues to Wefts/drifter Hall was
paffed through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be
received tmanorrow.
On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Hook refolved it.
fell into a Committee, to confider fo much of the Excife Aft as re-
lated to Hops. A Refulution was agreed to for laying a duty of
two-pence halfpenny a pound on Irifh Hops. The Report was or-
dered to be received to morrow.
A Second Report was prelented from the Commiffloners of En-
quiry in Ireland, which was ordered to be printed.
The Houk refolved itfeif into a Committee, to confider fo much
of the Excite AA as related to Glare. The Committee came to •
Refolution for laying on a Countervailing Duty of ten. on frith
Crown Glafs importel into this Country.--"Fhe Report was or-
dered to be received tomorrow.
It was ordered, that the Houfe fitould, to morrow, refolve Itfelf
into a Committee, for coofidering the propriety of allowing the
Importation of French Wines, bottled in France, from Ireland into
Great Britain.
The confideration of the Lords' amendments In the 11101 Poft-
Roads Bill was poftponed to this day three months, on the ground
that the amendments in a 13111 for ratting money on the tidied
we re contrary to the Privileges of the Commons.
The Nene Puty Bill went through a Committee, and the Re-
port was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Houk went into a Committee on the Corn and Grain In-
tercourfe, between Ireland and Great Britain. 'The further con-
lidesation of the Bill was polipourd till Monday.
Lord TEMPLE waked, that an Hen. Gentlenrm (Mr. Hos-
two sa) would pollpone the further conaderation of the Nabob of
Arcoes Debts' BBL on account of the important buGuefs that was
to come before the Houk to night.
Mr. HOBHOUSE felt the Importance of the hulloes about
which the Noble Lord was inter,fted, to be fo great, that he
dinuld content (although very reludtantly) to poßpouc the fecond
reading till Monday.
On the motion of Mr. BANKES, a Committee was appointed
to fearch for Precedents, and return an ufwer to the Lords on
the fuii .dt of the conference.
Mr. WHITBRIAD gave notice, that he would move on Mon-
day for leave to bring in a Bill tor the better Regulation of the
Office of 'Freafurer to the Navy.
Mr. HOBHOUSE. brought up the Report of the kith Road
NV, which was agreed to.—Ordered to be read a third time on
Monday.
London, England, 1806-07-05

Tra;A:ie Siberia and in France:

Yonne Emilia oriel have pronounced Katz eboe to be, in
every ftiyea.. " tie
_PP of travrikrt." as well as the molt lively
painter of manners and diameter that, in dale line of compolition,
ever ad.lreired the Public; and the univerfal reception of his tra-
vel, fo Siberia and in inthee, not only in every part of there Wanda
Nit in every coeutry in Europe, is a cireuntltattee dernoofbretive
of his emsaordinary merit. Yet, however ititereftlog may have
been his fanner travels, there in Italy claim rank as his cbef !court,
and in a particular manner command the notice 4:tithe literary
world, not only as rylating to the molt ii:tereiting countries in
Europe, but of poffeffrit a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,.
Information, god amufeencnt.
Printed fnr Menage Peuttrs,firkige-ftreet,Blackfrius, and to
. .
London, England, 1806-07-05

CHANCIRY OFFICIIS.

The MASTER of the ROLLS role, purfuant to notice, to
move for leave to bring in a Bill for augmenting the Salaries of
the Mailers in Ordinary, belonging to the Court of Chancery, ard
alto for granting a certain revenue to fuch as may be or become
unfit, from age or infirmity, for the difcharge of the duty at-
tached to their office. The (um necelfary for this purpore, the
Learned Gentleman peopled to have made up from the intereft
of the money belonging to Niters, which tht Houle mull be
aware was in the hands of the Mailers. This interell accrued
from the veiling of fuch Money in Government Securities • and
the furplus beyond the purpofes to which it was at prefect aiEgned
would be quite fufficient to anfwcr the ends which his motion
had In view. The falary which the Learned Gentleman propcied
to grant to fuperannuated Mailers he mentioned to be 'soot. a-
year.
The 6rll motion being agreed to, the Learned Gentleman re-
pt:Zed another motion, the objea of which was to grant an addi-
tion to the eitabliffiment in the Accomptant General's Office,
namely, that four clerks Ruuld be added, and that the (Marin of
all the Clerks Mould be augmtnted,that the principal Clerks mould
be allowed scol. a year, the fecond ee.l. the third rot. and the
Junior Clerks ISA This augmentation of Salary , combined with
a funs which be thought neceffary tb defray the expenee attendant
upon the inereafed bufinefs in this office, and to fatisfy the mentors
of the late Mr. Warner for fuch maws incurred by him, the
Learned Gentleman prorled tnproviiefor from the furplus bite-
reit of the fund already aruded to. The turn now welted in Go-
vernment Securities by tl e Matters in Chancery, the Learned
Gentleman defcribed to be about at millions, and the different ac-
counts opened at the Bank, in conliquence of this fum by the Ac-
comptant General, he Rated at shout „tench This circumitance
he mentioned to Mew the inereafed bufinefs of the Aceompt-
ant General's Office, and he Rated that the arrangement propofed
had been agreed to by the late Lord Chancellor, by the pretext,
and by himfelf.
Leave was given to bring M the Bill conformable to the Lear..-
ed Gentleman's Ratement. •

The Learned Gawk:man gave notice df his intention to move
on Monday for leave to bring in • Bill to amble the Lord Chan-
cellor to make certain arrangLauuts the Ofika coaavited with
the Court of Chancery.
London, England, 1806-07-05

CALICO PRINTS'S.

Mr. MOORE pre notice of kislin7ention to move, on Mon •
day, that the minutes of the evidence takes before a Committee
appoMtcd to confider a Petition from the Journeymen Calico Prin-
ters, in a former Saks% fisould be referred to a Committee, in
order to make a Report thercoM
London, England, 1806-05-08

IMPORTANT FACTS

A'LL the ohjeitiona that have exifted •gainft for-
mer Lotteries appear to have been removed by the ►relent
Scheme. Each day's Drawing will be nearly equal, and the num-
ber of Prises win be to the faine proportion every day from tto
&ft to the
Thee are Capital Prizes to the amount of nearly t $3,0011i. and
the formation of the Scheme Is futh that' a fingle Ticket may gain
454:031. befides which there are upwards of a thoufand
Prises more than ufuaL The Wheel vria go round on Monday
neat •
London, England, 1806-05-08

SUPPLY.

It was now neeeffary for him to Rate the Supplies
for the prefent year. The proportion of contribution
to be railed by Ireland to the joint charge of the
Empire was, with currency 5.739,880!.
The feparate charge of Ireland, includ-
ing interell of its debt 2)522,3401.

Being in the whole 8,162,2201.
Out of which was to be dedutted tgo,000l„ of the
loan of haft year, that had not been drawn for;
1.4.0,0001. advanced for the ordnance fervice out of
the Irilh Treafury, that had been fince repaid ; and
two feventeenths of capital prizes in the Lotteries of
the year.

WAYS AIID MEANS.
Loan of two millions in England 2,166,00°1.
Ditto in Ireland 2,000,0001,
lly Treafury B l's- coo,oool.
The revenue of Ireland he &told take at 3,1100,0001.
On the ill of January /aft, it had produced for the
antecedent year 3,360,c001. ; but he had reafon to
think that 100,0001. of the revenues of that year were
not colleCted. He propofed to carry the revenue of
the year t 806 to 3,800,0001. by
London, England, 1806-05-08

HAMBURGH MAIL.

At a late hour laR night, the Mail which was due
yenerday, arrived at the Pon Office, from which we
have given ample extra is in the preceding columns.
by letters from Copenhagen of the z6th April, we
learn, that the fleet of merchant (hips from Leith, ar-
rived Cafe at El6nore, under convoy of the armed (hip
NORFOLK, of 22 guns, and the Sales cutter.
London, England, 1806-07-02

TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.

This day was potNillied, price la. 6d.
REMARKS ON THE DUDE QUESTION.-
“ Your Eserfleney knows that the rraysrs of the OpprelTed
are attended by the A 771171117 r, and often call down hi. Vel.
seance upon their Oppreitors. No truth la more certain than that
Juftlee Is the Foundation of the profperity of States" Vile Lord
Cornwallis's letter en the Nabob Vizier Afoph ul
Printed fur W. J and J2Rteisaanson, Rnyal Racialist.
London, England, 1806-07-02

FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Foihniodtreet, Plymouth. en Friday tl
nth of July loft. at Ten o'Clodr In the Forenoon,
ABOUT 3soo fuperior Brazil Ox and Cow Hides
in the Hair, now landing out of tie Der Fele& and Flora
Pru Man Vac's, detained on Voyages front Lilbon, and the
above Hides reltored to the Claimants.
For viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Ply.
month.

After the Sale of the abere,

Tbeautiful Fall Sailing Copper-bnttnnted
4- Later of Marque I.ES AMIS, of the following Dimen-
tions:—Length 72 fee 6 inches—Breadth go feet so Inches.—
Adrne4fures 13.94 Tom.
She is *boom, rimed, newly new, and pawleutarly adapted for
a Letter of Mayleitte or Private Ship of War, her appearance and
qualincatioas will firongly recommend her to any one who may
want fu.:h a Wife!.
Alfo her Cargo for Exportation, and Home Confumption, con-
fining of Wine, Oil, Bale and Cafe Goods, fuck as Habrrdantery,
Cutlery, Drug., and various articles, Shoes, Umbrellas, Copper in
Naila and Sheets, and Iron Nails, Provillons, allotted and various
other articles particularly laid in for the Welt India Market.
She was taken nn her Voyage to Cayenne, by his Majelles Ship
Adifve, Robert Mowbray, Lig Captain.
For viers Ina and Catalogues, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Ma:-
chant, Plymouth.

After the Sale cf Les Antis and Cargo,
ABOUT Eighty Tons real Italian Pozelann. This
ATtiCk is rtieul recomnterdcd to Alerehantk and
Builder' haring Dock s, harts. or Warchnufre near 'he Water-
fide. which require to be kept tight and In good ordtr; alto for
Recrvalri..-.For viawbag, &e. apply as above.

FOR SALA, At the London Inn, Plynt.mth,
On .kriday the 4ti of July nest, at Eleven &Clock,

SUNDRY SVaijike and other Stores, confining of
Sails, Running Rigging, and other Cordage, lunk,Trehle,
Deathle and Singh: Shwas, iron Bsllaft, Water Calks, htufkets,
Cons, Shot, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Fork.
Bread, Flour, and other Proviiisms, with various othw valuable
Articles salt landed from the French Natingal Brig Nhrque, con
demued ae Prise to his hlajefty's Ship of War Niubc, sommandcd
by J. W. Loring, Eft:
For viewing the Stores and for Catalogues, and any further
particulars, application to be made to Edward Lytle, Fig the
Arcot, or to '1 home Lockyer, Svaarta Broker.
Plymouth, Jane :3, 'Sell.

FOR SALE, at the London Inn. Plymouth,
On Friday the otit July next, after the (ale of Stores par Niarque,
SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, confining of
Sails, Running Rigging, and oth, r Cordage, Illocks..f diffarnt
Sizes, Guns, Mullett.. Gunpowder, and ...her Warlii.e Sorts,
Beef, Pork, and Bread, Water Caiks, and various mins Articles.
fiat landed from the Swint& Private Ship of War Prince& de la
Pale, captured by his Majetty's Ship Loire, commanded by F. 1..
Maitland. Efq.
For virwlrufthe Storrs, and for Catalogues, and any further
particulars, apply to Edward Lyric Erg. thy Agent. or to Thomas
Laidiyer.Sworn Droker.--Plyntouth, March 13,1806.
London, England, 1806-07-02

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE.

The long rontlhuance of dry wcaeher has proved partially tin.
farnurable to the growing Wheats Cm very light. and all ,on hard
binding clay lands they have been prematurely forced Int., ear: the
late talus, though not in time to remedy this natural defedt, will
be found highly lteneflcial to the average crop. The Barleys and
! oats, with nut few tterptirris, are fimilarly circumftanced: tkofe
late fown wdl prove light and dereilve, It I.feared,through
molt
dilltias. The main crop of Yeutatoes have loitered materially
from the drought; thole get in lag have planted belt, and pro-
mile a fair produce. Hay round the capital bas turned oat
abundant, and been well made; but the clops are thin in molt
Of the dißant counties ; and the Clovers, except in rich (Al r, are
rife generally ight. Very few early lawn Turnips efeaped the
fly; but thofe got in within the /aft fortnight have planted writ for
feed craps. Hops have been conliderablyinfetted with vermin la
the plantations of Kent and Sae:, hut are much cleated by the
late rains. The (allowed lands of good bufbandmen are every
where found dean, and in fine tOth ; lint thole of the dilatory
fehool of laming. not bottomed in due time, wear very did, rent
epee. 'I he Mew Marhets continue well fuppliod with all arti•
cies, and the but Weather has OCCall.lllol a amhtitrible reduetion
in prices, except In prime (mall Scuts Beef. The htidlar.d and
Home court), fairs are abundantly Ratted with Synch, Weida,
and las Begat, which are fold for Irk money than the hit feafon.
Sloth Sheep are alto cheaper. The Wool trids is dull fur all forts
and quidittos.
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London, England, 1806-07-02

WEYMOUTH.-FOR EXPORTATION.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by J. RICE lAR DS,
Ou Wednefday, the 23d day of July, tBo6, and following Days,
at the Crown lon,
THE whole of the CARGO of the JULIANIA,
JANS C. CHAR rENS Mailer, on a Voyage from Ham-
burgh, Bnurdeaua, and Corunna, to Senegal, conSilm,; of a 1-I,!an-
tity of well-afforted Ironmong ry ; Wars Pans, and Tin Are;
Amber, Coral, Clam, and other Beads; a Pair of elegant Pier
s, Plates Sy by 32 Indies; a few Prints framed and glazed ;
a fen, Articles of curious and good Mahogany Hou(ebnld Furui •
turf; a large Qtiantity of Bine Guineas: Pieces of Sheeting,
Dimity, Gingham, Cloth, Kerfeyrreres, Zke. Boots, Shoes, and
flats; Wines, Cordials, and Brandy Fruits in Cafes; Wine and
Brandy in Hogsheads; a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat and Half
Flat Bar Iron and Naii Rods with va Joys other Articles.

Appears to be a well•afforted Cargo for the Coaft of Guinea
Market.
For viewing the Cargo and for Catalogues. apply three Days
previous to the Sale, to Mr. John Hanford, Mr. Samuel Welton,
or the Broker, Mr. James Richards.
Sale to begin each Morning at Eleven
London, England, 1806-05-30

To the 01

I. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of

the COUNTY of SOMERSET.

OINTLIMIN,
AVACANCY for the County having happened
by the death of Mr. Mot' moN,late one of your Repreen•
tativea, and being encouraged by a number of my much eiteemed
and highly refpedtable Friends, to offer myfelf to your notice as a
Candidate to fucceed him, I take the earlicft opportunity to (Wick
your fupport and countenance mettle day of nomination. Should
I be fo fortunate as to be placed to this dillinguilled and honour-
able Swanton, it will be my maant cndcavour to difeharge die
important truft committed tome with all polLble afhduity and at-
tention and with that fpirit of integrity and independence the
County have a right to expedt from their Reprefentat ire.
I have the honour to be with the higheit degree of rcfpeet and
coniideradon, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful and obedient humble fervent,
THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE.
Harley-ftreet, May 29, 11102;
London, England, 1806-05-30

ADVICE.

WREN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent fOr
firm and experience, offer their advice, and exert their Of.
titles for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife fuptior to
that prejudice which is fojuftly excited agaiiilt the advertifsments
of mai, ignorant of the firft principles, and uneducated in the prac-
tice of phyOc. Malta. CUkRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fuse-
dolled by every privilege to praCtice, and by the uniform Needs
which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi-
therto been attended, continue with the fame of iduity to direct
their itwlies to the cure of every fpecies of that baneful paha, as
well u the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and deficiencies
which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial flute. In the cata-
logue of human Infirmities, there are none more afßiEtin g than
thole which are the unavoidable confequence of an indulgence in
a certain deltrudiv.: habit. The unhappy fufferer broods over his
misfortunes. &Clamed to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a
Rate of niifery, as to render life oppreflive. To fuch perfons it
will be a confoling refiLetion to know that they may now, by a
new and infallible remedy, be reamed to their tormer cocaina-
ikon, itrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits,
proceeding either from an excefs of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or
from a long renitence in hut climates, hard drinking, the injudl.
Mous MC of Mercury, Ste. Ste. arc fpeedily refored to health and
arength, _ _

It mull be a fdf evident propofition, that where the arvregre
of intelledlusl capacity is diredled to the treatment and ...it,. nt a
few peculiar compl.,int•. there mull be the greater ceri,,in,r of
fuccefs ; and as a proof of this potation their methial of eive r fo
particularly expeditious, as well as fate, and In erliently
to the common pronice, that in Come flight LAI cf inf-airm, a
perfed relloration is completed in the Mort rtrinti of Tklott
onus, and In thole of the mown inveteracy, where other pradll-
tomer, haws failed, a proper perfevvrance in their pltn of treat-
ment enfures to the patient a fate, well grounded, and haing re-
ettablieunon. Cly an early application, the patient win efespe the
.danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the leis expe-
rienced pradtilioner.

Man: CURRIE and CO. may be confulted at 'heir hotafr.
No. toy. Hatton Garde.. by patients rf either fez, with tbe treat-
oft fccrecy, honour, and delicacy. Letters tram the country are
requefted to hate particulars of the cafe, putt paid, eneloling a
bank note, which win be duly anfwered.

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FRIDAY. MAY 30.
tratcr OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Cont.*ls, for °paging, 6tif —.oinnohat

AMERICAN JOURNALS.

" PHILADELPHIA,

We are indebted to a refpatable Houre at Liver-
pool, for a copy of Ref : Philadelphia Gazette, rt the
sift ult. is which we find the following, which will
prove very acceptable intelligence to our numerous
Readers:

MONDAY EVPRING, APRIL 2!tT.
IMPORTANT.—A letter from a gentleman at
Wathington, dated on Saturday, Pays:
" The Senate have the, day received from the Prdident
4 a nomination of ydAtiS Mumtaz and WILL taw PINCK•
g tar (the latter of Maryland) to be Coming:goners
▪ potentiary and Extraordinary, forfeit:lmi all our dfferencet
• with Great Britain, relative to wrongs committed between
4 the parties (the United State, and Great Britain) on the
4 high Au or ether water:, and for fitablithing the grincipkr
• of navigation and commerce between them."

Baltimore papers have been received to the 14th
April. On the Bth, the Houfe of Reprefentativcs
adopted the following Refolution :

o Refolved, That the Secretary of the Treatury be requelted to
amintunicate to this Houle any informatloo which he may posh
hi reladon to an 'placation (aid to have been made to draw money
from the Tntafury for the purckate of the Florida', before an ap•
proviadoms made by law for that purpok."
London, England, 1806-05-30

EXCHANGE WANTED.

AN _____
N endowed Vicarage .bout Ninety Miles North
Weft of Town, In a very refpedtahle Neighbourhood,
Healthy Air, and good Sporting Country, value near cool per
Ann a neat Houk sod Prenaifes, in good tondidon, and tenable
with any thing ere.
Alfo a complete Sine Cure of 651. per Ann. Either, or both to
be exchanged for preferment adequate, or nearly fo, in London,
Oxford, Both, or In their vicinity.
Addref. letters, (pan paid) to A. B. No. to, Scathe:Acne
Buildings, Holborn.

FARM—TO BE LET,
AVery Compadt and Defirable FARM, fituate at
LYE GREEN, in the Parini of Withyam, in the County
of Sures, and comprifing the following Tenetacnu, viz.
A. R. P.
Mrs. Bah Hole Farm 111 t 33
Thomas Woodham Huckhant's 0 1 6
Ditto Bentley's 37 1 29
Ditto Hoadley's ill t 23
John Hall Cookhaset's I. 3 I

2'4 a is
An incoming tenant may immediately enter on part of the
Land, and poftellion may be had of the whole Efate at Michael•
ma. nett. To treat for the fame, apply to Mr. Garrett, Fifher's
Gate, in Withyam aforefaid.
London, England, 1806-05-30

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

rj'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
•IL gained by the ruperlot tacellenee of his ESSENCE. of AN-
CHOVIES for Filh Sauce has induced many perfons to give the
Larne name w an article entirely different.

JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them agalnff fuch impnfitions, as literal pcople
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kind : they arc particularly requeßed to alk for
IiURGESS'st and to 'Nerve, none Ia genuine but what have there
word* upon the lalsel--" John Burgers and Son's Original and fu.
perlor tfrenee of Anchovies." —Warchoufe, No. tc7, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps, London.
London, England, 1806-05-30

AMERICA.

Account of the Maffacre of the °Seers and Crew of the Ship
A.ahualpa, communicated by Captain Macs, of the Montezuma.
(From a late New York paper )
" The fhip Atahualpa had been lying at anchor in
Sturgis Cove, up Mill Bank Sound, three days. The
natives had, during that time, been remarkably civil.
On the 12th June they came off in feveral canoes, and
defired Captain Porter to purchafe their Ikins ; and
about ten o'clock, Calete, the Chief of one of their
tribes, defired Captain Porter to look over the tide
and fee the number of Ikins in his canoe. Captain
Porter was complying, but was obliged to bend over
the rail, when the Chief threw his coat over his head,
' flabbed him twice between his fhoulders, threw him
overboard, aad gave the final for a general attack.
" Mr. John Hill, the Chief Mate, was (hot through
the body, but ran below, got his mufket, returned on
deck, thot the Chief, and gave him his mortal wound.
" John Goodwin, the ad Mate, lhot dead.
" John G. Rackaraw was daggered, and diedllll.
mediately.
" Lyman Plummer was daggered, and lived until
the (hip was got our, whet- he requelled the furviv.
ing crew to take care of the tbip, and find Captain
Brown.
" lfaac Summers, cooper, Luther and Samuel
Lapham, Peter Spooner, feamen, and John Williams,
cook, were all killed. The conk defended himfelf
bravely as long as his hot water lafled, but that being
espended, they cut him down with an ale. Three
feamen, one Sandwich Iflander, and a K. idiac In-
-1 dian, were dangeroufly wounded. Fire more of the
crew were nightly wounded ; and three men and a
Sandwich Iflander were all that cleaned unhurt.
1 " Thefe four at length bravely ru(hed through the
crowd of Indians, got below, and finding a few muf-
Ikets loaded, fired them through the loop holes in the
break of the forecallle, which terrified the natives, ;,,nd
many jumped overboard. The four men then re-
-1 gained the deck, and after fighting fome time with a
few Indians who feemed determined to hold their
prize, killed or drove all overboard. One canoe was
pow hen under the bows, endeavouring to cot the
cable ; but a swivel was brought from the after part
of the (hip, and difcharged at them ; ten were killed
by the (wised, and one by a millet lhot, fo only one
was left alive in the canoe.
" The crew 101 l their jacket knives, by plunging
them into the hulls of the Indians, from whence they
were unable to draw them out. After the decks
were cleared, the rophilv were hoofed, when the hip
fwung her head off attire, the cable was cut, and. at
ter Come time beating up. was able t . get out of the
Sound. Two days alter were off Newatta ; the wind
coming ahead, lhaped a courfe northward.
June t3.—Depofited the bodies of our Onutder.
,ed Ihigauto iu the deep."
London, England, 1806-05-30

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Sittings appointed in Middlefer and London. be-
fore the Right Hon Sir Jamas MAMSFIRLD, Knight,
Lord Chief- Juftice of his Majefty's Court of Com-
mon Pleas, at Wellmiutter, in and after Ttiili!y
Term, 1806
London, England, 1806-05-30

NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE.

MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the
Literary World and the Public at large, that he basin Pre-
paration, and in a few days Cull public's the following elegant and
interefting NKR WORKS.
I. Mr. CARR' STRANGER IN IRELAND, or Travels In
that Country, during the loft Autumn and Whiter, with twiner.
0011 Engravings, price aL is in boards.
R. MEMOIRS OF A TRAVELLER, NOW AT REST,
confining of original Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during
the laR fifty years, In five volumes, price ass. in boards.
3. THE POETICAL WORKS OF Mac ROBINSON, now
firft collected by Mils Roblnfon, and including many Pieces never
before publifhed,in three elegant volumes, price 11. r t s. 6d. boards.
4. THE WILD IRISH GIRL, a Novel, by Milk OWCNSON,
authorefs of the Novice of St. Dominic, in four volumes, price sos.
In boards.
As loon u each of there Works Is refpeetively ready, it may be
had of every Bookfeller in Great Britain and Ireland.
Within the left Three Months, Mr. PIIII.I.IPS has publißied the
following elteemed Works:

1.•-• tor• ORICORY'S CYCLOPRDIA, Parts t, 2 and 3, at 95
2-.OA LMON'S COMpILIC Edition of JUNIUS, 2 vol. 11$
3—the SPIRIT of the FRENCH Atsas, 3 vole iss
4-PURLIC CIIARAC ruts for ,806, 1011 6d
3—.01C/eagle! ELIMINII Of LA ND SVSYSTINO, ys
6••••••SAUNDIRII OD the DISIAIRS of the EAR 2p in boards
7--Winrca Losmost by Mr Suit, 3 4/1$ 1.31 Gd
B—MAID, WIFE and Wl:um, by Mr SWOONS, 3 volt 13s
9--)3moaarmicaL In•sa to the House of COMMONS, 95
20PICTUIlt of Lowman for 18:6, 3s in red
t I—Bt,a les CLASS BOOR, Of 36S LESSONS, S 5
11...C0T1/MPORARY Voranes and TRAVILS, Vol 111. ISS
13-I.I.IRNIMILL'S NAVAL NU ROSON, 95 64
Is—TRANSLATIONS from the GENIE ANTROLOOY, 75 64
is—Dr loam Rem on CO:CAMP 'ION, 71
GRAMMAR of HISTORY, 3$
HOARR on the ARTS ID ENE/LAND 7s
Each of which may he bad of every Bookrelki la the United
limd4ame-•••-•Baince.s reale., May 36,

'TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS for
the Firft Drawn Ticket on WEDNESDAY NEXT, June 4,
being the Siath Day of Drawing.
STATE OF THE WHEEL
I Prize of &woo Is 415,0c0
I 10,000 •••••. 10,000
I 10,000 10,000
5,000 . 10,000
8 —5OO 4,000
IS I CO •••• 1,500
36 SO 1,803
And a full Proportion of the ILL Prizes
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on Sale at all the
Offices.—The Public are requelled to obferve, that the number of
Tickets drawn each day will be nearly equal.
London, England, 1806-05-30

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVERY complete and convenient Manfion Houfe,
confifting of a Veltibule and Stone Stalreafe, a Library 16
by aB, an Eating Room 36 by 20, Drawing Room 29 by 18,
Houfekeeper's Room, Laundry, Servants' Hall, Eight good Bea
Chambers on the Fitft Floor, and eleven other Sleeping Rooms,
complete and Roomy Stables, Brewhoufe, and every other Office,
with the Lawns, Gardens, Plantations, Farm Houfe, Barns, Sta-
bles Land and Premifes adjoining the fame,containing 280 Acres
or thereabouts all inclofed, and being molt e'igibly arranged for
occupation, forms a mdt deSrable Refidence fur a Gentleman, the
Houle and Omen having been lately very much Improved and
rendered completely comfortable. The whole is in the poircifion
of Birrinzion Price, hfq. the Proprietor.
The Purchafer may have poffdliion now, or at Michaelmas next,
and, if defirable, take to the Growing Crop and Stock as well as
the Furniture which is moat), new and in high order.
Cerney is fituated In a delightful, dry, pleafant, and healthy part
of the County of Gloacolter, four Miles front Orenecitcr, twelve
from Cheltenham, thirty-fix from Bath, and ninety from London,
and in an excellent Sporting Country abounding with Game.
For particulars and to trearlinply to Mr. Morland, Abingdon.
who will give written permilßon for any perfon to view the Huufc
and Prendica.

This day was publithed,
Elegantly printcd In foolfeap oetavo, price 31.
THE FIRST BOOK of the ILIAD of HOMER.
Tranflated Into r' Blank Verfe, with Notes,

. ugh&
at P. WILLIAMS. D. D Archdeacon of Meriuncth.
To which nee added, Conjedurcs concerning the Origin of the
poetic 6.stion, that the fummit of Olympus was the place where
the Gods alTernbled in Council.

London: Printed for Lacklngton, Allen and Co. Temple of
the Mao, Finibury-fgurre; and fold by the Ilookfellers at Ox-
ford, Cambridge, Dec.

In a few days will be publifhed,
t. COPHIA ST. CLARE, a Novel, in Two Vols.
1.) p.ice 6s feared.
s. Manual of Health, or the Invalid guided thi t ugh the Sea•
tons, price 3, boards.
3. Memoirs of Dr Jofeph Prieftley to the year 1795, written by
Himfelf. with a continuation to the time of his deceafe. By his
fon, Jofeph Prieilley, and obferiations on his writing., by Thos.
Cooper, Pi-did/int Judge of the 4th Diftridt of Pcnfylvania; and
the Rev. William Chriftle, price los 6d. boards.
Printed for J. Johnfon in St Paul's Church Yard.

SIR GEORGE DALLAS'S VINDICATION of the MARQUIS
WEI.LESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION.
This day was publifhed, io ato. price ss.
A VINDICATION of the JUSTICE and PO.
LICY of the late WARS carried on In HINDOSTAN and
the DECKAN by MARQUIS WF.LLESLEY, in conJundtion
with Rijn Rao againft theborilinate Mabratta States.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, in two large Sheets, neatly coloured, price
toe. 6d. or on canvas and rollers, or in a cafe dos.
A New and Accurate Map of Hindi:dui, carefully compiled
from the lateft and belt Authorities.
London, England, 1806-05-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TM Races at Plaiftow on Monday loft were con.
duited with great harmony and gond order. They
began at three o'clock, and confifted of donkey
racing, men running in lacks, women for (hilts, men
wheeling barrows blind-folded, &c. &c.
MADDINGTON RACES.—(STOCKBRIDGE COURSE.)
. WIDIIIISDAY• MAY 38. •
The Maddington Stakes of :cgs. each.
• Fourteen Subferibers.
Lord C. Sonserfet's Begateik, 5 yrs old, el& alb. - 1
Mr. Germain's Caplas, 4 yrs old, loft. alb. • - a
Sir H. Lippirseoet's Mirror, 5 yrs old, it& alb. - 3
Mr. Elton's Piper, by Pipatesi, lift. - - 4
Mr Bigge a. 4 y old, t Ku'gamm sift. tolb. - - 5
Colonel Kingkotes Dudley, yes old, oft. 1 alb. - 6
Bagatelle the favourite. .. .
Sweepttakes of togs. each, with cogs. added by the
Club. Seven Subfcs ibers.
Lord Sackvilie's Witchcraft, s yrs old • • 1
Colonel Kiagfcore's La Mancha, 5 yrs old - - 2
Mr. Elton named Optician, 5 yrs old - 3
Mr. Byndkn's Enchahlrefs, 6 yrs old - - 4
Witchcraft the favourite.
Sweepftakes of logs. with cogs. added by the Club.
Lord C. Somerfet's Mirmillo. by Teak, 4Y" old 2 1 1
Mr. Herbert's I socred, by Buzzard, 4 Ir, old ' I 3 dr
14 Brooke's bl. S. Moor Park, by Traveller, 5 yrs old 3 a dr
Mirmillo the favourite. Tancred broke down.
London, England, 1806-05-06

KOTZ/USUE's TRAVELS IN ITALY.
This day were publlibsd,
la four elofely printed Volumes, (mall Ottavo, uniform with the
other Travels of the fame Author, pries One wound In boards,
"'RAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA
1 through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and
Item Names through Rose, BOLOGNA, MI LAN.and VIINNA to
Bataan, performui daring the dohs of the year litho and the
commas:aunt of zlhg.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE,

Author of the'btranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, &;. &c. and at
Trakels in Siberia and in Pripet,
Various Engititi ervics have pronnuncedKotaebue to be, In
every refpeet, ,the All el trwvellen," as well as the molt lively
painter of manners and charader that, to this line of compoiltiem,
ever addreffed the Public ; and the unirerfal reception of his tra-
vels in Siberia and in France, not only in every part of there Mande
bet in every country in hurope. is a eircumfLince itemonitrative
of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interelliug may have
been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his dwpreavre,
and in a particular manner command the notice of tho literary
world, nut only as reiating to the moil interelling coutaries in
Europe, but as poll fing a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
information, and anvuleinent.
Printed for Ric LIAIIP Lumilridge-(tree[, Elaeliftiata, and to
be had of all Boutfellers.
Of whom may be did,
The fourth Edition of Kora eaua a T in nitrite,. Ahem
volumes, price 1;,5-64.; and the third edition of his la." st.• in
Peon ca, three v ululates, price NIL 6d. in th/ALI da
London, England, 1806-05-06

IQ IR—My SON wee kind on the sad June Intl,
ILP with a (welling In one of his leg% width I thought proceeded
Prone a Sprain, but the neat day the dam' [welled alto, and red
40:. c •mc nut all over his body, which was attended with a via-
Lm Winds and excruciating pains, fo that he could koep nothing
un hi. nomad+. An eminent Apothecary and Phyfician were
.oslled in, and nutwlthilauding all their endeavours, my fort
nerd iu the molt agonizing torture for fix weeks, daring which the
warm bath was tried above three hundred times, which in tome
degree alkvistei the pains, bat the relief was only momentary,
and WY APQ became a meted &einem his back bone appeared
contraCted and coming through the RM. It was lamentable to
Lea: his difeoal gm:no; unc night heist for me, and told me he
found Medd( dying : I parted with him. not impeding he could
live out the night, but iu the moraine hearing hie groans, I ep•
preached kis room, and found Mm, it potable, wore than I had
left him. At this time I was handy recommended to make trial
a your woos Los emit s, and on giving him the find dote be
was isomodiudy freed from Pesos, and voided a great quantity of
etch. ndenabbog Weems in a putrid Rate. I gave him a fecund
dote, Wesel* so the printed directions, which bad a knitter ef-
flidt, and OD adminifterlug a third dole he voided a quantity of
green matter, and from that time he has had no remns al
his complaint whatever, but is aow in a ported !hate of health.
rb. clergyman ut my part's, anskan my neighbours, are ready to
give 40111001 to Chef. rads.Oentknum.
Cbeckendon. Quo, Vow vary grateful humble rertrant.
Feb. mi. RICHARD
said wbolefale sad retell at Ching and Bole's, No. 4, Cheep-
rlc. Loudon, in Bums at 50.6d.d S
anD yd. earth, and for Chu-
able iNtrputae, roam at an rub.

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London, England, 1806-05-01

ANEW and Eafy Guide to the Pronunciation and
grafting of the FRPNCH LA NOVAGE; tovehlA madded,
Leona on Etymology and Analogy alto, a Cann and plain Intro-
dudtion to the French Grammar ; tae conjugation of Verbs in all
their rations moods and tenfe,-.-together tiith an Boom joacx, to
aifift the PupiL By Mr. TOCQUOT, M.A.