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London, England, 1806-06-12

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ROMP, MAY to..—The Prince of He(fe Philipflhal
Ices made a fortie from Gaeta, with a view of ale.
aro) ing a French battery, which he effected, thnngh
he 101 l fifty men. The French, on this occation, had
thirty men killed and twenty fix wounded.
7LORENCE, MAY 20.--The Court has returned
from the excurtion to Leghorn, and was received
with great joy in this City. The importation of
Englilh merchandize n. :t yet aridly forbidden,
but the Queen Regent has ordered all the Englith
goods at Leghorn to be taken poiretlion of provi-
honally.
GANOA. MAY 24.—The three Englifh (hips of war,
which were before our harboar on Wednefdav and
Thur (day, have difappeared, and failed to the South-
ward.

Yeller(lay 236 galley-flaves arrived here from
Naples on their way to Corfica, where they are to be
employed on the public works.

TURICT:.r.

CONSTANTINO/LS, APRIL 25.—The Beys in Egypt
have at length made themfelves millers of Cairo, in
the citadel of which they (hut up Mehemed Seid Ali,
the former chief of the Arnauts, and who had made
hinifelf Governor of Egypt. The Bey', however,
have difmiCed him from that poll by proclamation,
and difpatched a courier hither, to communicate this
event to the Grand Seignior, at the fame time jufli-
lying their conduct, and adding a declaration, that
if the Porte would confirm the ancient privileges of
the Bey', they were perfetly difpofed to admit his
fovereignty, and to pay the ancien► tributes. They
silo propifesl, that the Porte fhould appoint a new
Governor of Egypt, in the perfon of Hourcbed Pacha,
or Hemed Pach4, both of whom had already 6114
that office ; they, the Beys, being all willing. under
thefe limitations, to reign the Government of Cairo
to fuch Governor.

Aran 28.—The EngUN Cantu' having obtained
leave of his Court to accept the infignia oldie Turk&
order,. they were wanted to him in January, under
the idea that this indulgence would (often the Porte's
ref nfal to enter into a treaty pf alliance with Great
13,:tain. Mr. Arbuthnot, in a late conference with
the Reis Effendi, alined him, that if the Porte per.
titled in its refufal to renew the treaties with England.
his Government would fled Will under the difagree•
able neceffity of blockading the Turitifb ports in the
Mediterranean. together with the Dardanelles.
Mr. Barker has publiffied a reply to the charges
of the French, refpeaing the murder 'of the agent
ffomien. The pretests lent to Park by Mulsib Ef•
findi, an worth lothooopistiers. 1.
London, England, 1806-06-12

JUDO % sox.

The Order for takli g u to contideratlim the Paidoll of Mr.
JulUec Fox was poltponed till to-morrow feemight-

iIiRjkAIST Al A.,.1411.

Lord ELDON =anted a Petition • on' William Woke:, Efq
the =leant at Arms, ftating the 1...di-gum f the emoluments
attacked to the office, which were unequal to the expenditure =-
career in executing its duties, and raying for fuels relief as the
Houk druid think fit. His Lnraguit lupin.rtt. the "Ojai of the
Petition, and was ferooded by Earl SPENCtitt.—The PCtitiO4
was ordered to be referral in a Commattae, on Monday.

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&velem inopertneda, with nrfpedt to which, be sweet...Crowe
=wrote on the part of the liciafe flasuid be adopted. What he al.
hided to, chiefly refpaked the enohd. ration of folic which were,
in no eafe (fu we underftood his Urelthip.) tinder the totem and
pradike of the Honfe. to be awarded at a higher amount then awl.;
this was eviatontly an Inducement to the Wain of Appralson in-
eaftfts4 ar sulottillable grounds, and operated as a grievance to the
other party; as by mans of the Appeal, not only the property
was kept poffsMon of, and Its proceeds, or the invite of monies
received. but the colts of the ado.' Rcfpondents may amount to
y or SOW. or more; and the Appellant, tech., he Ihould have no'
more than soot to difburfe, would be the more induced, evident'',
to come forward in that tbaratter. There confideratioas he emu.
cftly recomm, nded to the attention of the Houle, and particularly
to that of his Noble Friend on the Woolfaelt.

The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, be perfectly concurred In
what had falkn from his Noble and Learned Friend. Certainly,
what he had adverted to was a ferions grievance, and called for
&cadre corretion.

After fame tontine hoGnefe was difpoled of. their Lord/hips sd •
jaunted till Ten o'clock to. morrow, pew Amy to the proceeding
in the ufual form to the High Court of Parlismant in Wefmun•
fter Hall, to deliver their Judgment on the Cafe of the Impeach-
ment of Lord Vilcount Melville.
London, England, 1806-04-18

JUNIUS', LETTERS.
This day was publaked, in Two depot Volume fmallSvo.
End/dallied with beautiful Portraits, by Caroline Watfon,
Prim t as, in boards,
AComplete and Authentic Edition of the Cele-
brated LETTERS of JUNIUS, containing much additional
Matter, and much Information, not to ba found in any debar
Edition.—Among the Addidsas are,
r. The various Letters to which Junius replied.
a. Copious illuftrative Notes, Metaled and biographical, and
3 An Enquiry relative to the Author of tbefe Papers, in which
the pretenflonii of various fuppoCed writers are critically csaaliald,
and the name of dieted author ascertained.
ity JOHN ALMON,
Author of the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and John Wilkes,
of Anecdotes, hiftorical and biographical, Ste. Arc. Ace.
No parkin can douse the fuperior pretenficiose Mr. Alines to
give to the world an illuitratcd and clathcal edition of the fames
Letters of Junius, a tai fur which he has always been acknow-
ledged to be better qualified than any utlisr contemporary of that
dillinguithed writer.
This edition claims, therefore, the decided preference of the
public, Lithe Taft work of the veteran editur,who was intimately
commies) with the twit eminent political diameters of the period
in which Junius wrote, and alio as being the cosuplate.ll,the cheap•
dt, and the molt elegant edition extent.
Printed for Ric ARS PIIIIL UPS' ft baidge-reet, Sleek friars, and
to be bad of all Bookfeners and Dealers
In Books.
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0. VI WU/.
London, England, 1806-10-28

TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT fIUIRMEN OF THE
CITY OF OXFORD.

'HE Diliblution of Parliament has again given
you an opportunity of exerelfing your privilege of ehoofing
G eh Perron, as you may approve, to reptefent you In the Senate of
0 • Nation.
The dlftinguithed manner in which on a former oceaSon, you
wen Oared so entrult your valuable interefts to my care, clothed
the time of the lilt Elealoo as the proudeft period of my life. I
then Immured you fidelity of (orrice, an engagement I have ever
telt molt facred.

Confcious of having on all occident difekarged my duty to you
to the beft of my power, I with confidence again folicit your favour
and Carport. Should you think proper to re.eleel me your Re-
pr Tentative, you may be offered of ntv feduluut attendon In Par-
liament, and may rely that I (hall be Influenced by no confederation
but the weltart of the country at large, and the particular I:leen:As
(Amy Caoltumenta I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, with great refine!.
Your IDOR °bilged and faithful fervent,
Oxford, Oet. 17, ebb. JOHN ATRYNS WRIGHT.

TOTHE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. ANO PREFHOLDIRI

O! THE COUNTY OF I..litCESl' ER.

Cleurtisemt,
IHAVING received from many of the moll refpec-
, table Families, as well manna • confiikrable number of
' Independent Freeholds:ly of the County of Leleefter, a flittering
invitation to propofe myfelf • Candidate for their Reprefenuttien
Parliament at the pending General Eledion I sod conceiving It
to be a ninment what I can obey their diftinguifited (elicitation, in
a manner molt refpettful towards the County at large, and molt
hooourele to myfelf, I take the liberty thus publicly to offer myTelf
to your melee. Should Ibe In fortunate as to experience • tulfill-
meat of thole promlfes of fupport which I have already received, I
earned!), Bans myfelf that the numerous and honourabktin, by
which my family is firmly bound In attachment to the County of
Leiceftrr, will be the lured pledge of • faithful attention to your
Murrell and vreliare. lam aware that I Mould Rep beyond the
bounds of fact, were I to claim any other merit at your hands ;
but if the mod a-Mous &lire to engage arkh; affiduity in your
fervice, can be decried a qualification worthy of your confident*
tine, in that I will not be furpalled by any one. Fur my probable
a:iodise* in Parliament, 1 beg toll zr you to thole known princi-
ples upon which my family have always tided, which are in Rh&
regatinfiChlp to thole principles that guided the Adminiftration of a
man white lots each day OCC4OIIIII us Inure poly, Unly to amt.",
and under which I flatter myfelf the laurel/ of your refpedlabk
and indepeodeut County will never teak toadying, 42 prol.rity
and welfare.

I have the honour to be, with the watosell Madinat.
Gentlemen
Your smolt devoted and oiaedlert Coon*,
ROBE p.r • I,ANNilti.
Luiesner, Weber us. do 6.
London, England, 1806-10-28

BRITISH ARMY IN SICILY.

• MESSINA. SEPT. 7.
4, Never was a brighter lanrel gained to the 11, hips
army, and never was the pride and infnlence of our
•ain glorious enemy fis completely humbled as at
Maids. The following is a lit f the I Wes needle:tied
to them by the glorious 'Rion of .he 4th cf July,
which have come within our knowledge :

Known to have beer, buried on the held, by the molt recent
reports from the nelehbourh3 o 4 1
,100
Now pr.foners in this place and at Malta, lb a, for. s tnd

priori Chips atoo
Prifoners (Poles or swifs) rho have been (offered to ern&
in the foreign rcgialeuts
Dcfperatcly wounded cake fen to Naples
Capitulated gartifons of Keg& 4nd Scylla, fent to Tooke
Dud in our hofkitals

Total.

SO $

+•a
1070
•l)

! '44

" To the above may be added, thole who died in
their own horpitals, or who perilhed in the wends
mountains, or by the hands of the enraged peal:miry
—the numbers unknown. The Britith army by
which this was effeeted in one gloriou► battle, amcun.
ted to 4,8c0 infantry I—Future ages will scarce be•
lieve ir.

" Sir jrimii STUART fails this day for Malta, to
proceed from thence to England. He caries with
him the attachment of er ery (*Wier, and of this coun-
try at large."
London, England, 1806-10-28

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which Periodical Criticifot hu lately been expofed tu many of the
exilliog Reviews.
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their eafy seeds to Literary Authorities of every kind, tEeir
means of eurflant I.kt-ran, Communication, end their other nu-
merous heal advantages, ensecially quality them to undertake the
office of Cenfors of the Public Preft _ _ .

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Every look Full be it-viewed Recording to the prnfeffed ob-
Jed of its Writer, and every Writer mall be candidly judged se-
c.:wile' to Mr own principles.

- 5. letting from ; Sot of Learning, watch ►as always been
juitly regarded as the Bulwark of the Church and State, this Re-
view will he Itedfailly devoted to the iaterefts of the Eitablithed
Religion and Government at the Country.
6. Every boot which appears within the Bridal Empire, and
' which has been publicly advertifed or Ins been commuideated to
the Editnrs. lan, without t sequin*, be noticed in this Review
within thrze Months after its appearance.
7. The reviewed Works i►all be doffed fillematieally, under
the general heads of Literature to which they refpeelbecly belong.
8. Notices of Foreign Literature ban form a regular portion of
every Number, and ararngeniesits have been made by which they
will be early and comprehenfive.
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White, R. Phillips, H. D. Symonds, and WI. and J. Richardrona.
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Itreat her badly. TS* attat masa Mamie of fortnne,
and had lately even him Boot Rock. She therefore
contended that her kutband ought never to have de-
ferred her in the firit inftanee ; and that now be
ought to prJvide for ber by a weekly allowance, as
(he was not much inclined to live with him again.—
The Couutel for the hulband endeavoured to invali-
date the effei of thefe obfervations, by ailing her
whether the had not travelled the country for years
in man's attire ? This queliion (he anfwered with re
luflance, but her reply was very pointed. She faid,
when The had been deferted by her natural protee•
tor, the did not choofe to run the rill( of being in-
fished by other men—and for the purpofe of keeping
herfelf pure and immaculate (he had atfomed the i
drefs of a man, and in that difguife had earned her
living.
Some converfation took place between the Court,
Ayres, and his wife. He faid he fhould be happy to
take her home again ; but to this propofition the de-
murred, by Rating, that he had no home. He at
length agreed to take her to a lodging he was about
to hire ; and the parties left the Court feemingly
pretty well fatisfied with each other.
Hicks, a hair dreffer, employed by the 82.
roach Dc Minekwitz, aGerman Lady, was convicted
of awaking her Ladyfhip. He had debauched a
female fervant of the Baronet's, for which the die-
charged him. He came to her houfe, and groGly
abufed her Lady(hip ; and, as the was going to Marl-
boroughAreet, to procure an officer to take him up,
he Bruck the Baronets, in the arm, two violent blows
on the arm and on the breaft. He was found guilty,
and was bound over to keep the peace.
A gaol delivery then took place ; and among the
partners !fit at liberty, was Sarah Powell, a jaw,
woman, for the jfiiesb time. The Chairman faid,
the had not been :en day: out of prifon for the lad
fevers years.
London, England, 1806-10-28

GENERAL ELECTION.
TO THE OENTLEMF N. CLERGY, AND ragirtotrolt•—s
OF THE COUNTY OF, SOMERSET. •••
IN confequence of the Diirolution of Parlionent,
appoint a Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Frethaidera ,
of the raid County, to he held at Well., on Monday the ;el liar
of November next, a: twelve o'clock at noon precifely, for the
impede of nominating proper Perronm to reprecot the laid County
is the enfulng Parliament. CLIFTON WHEAT. Shalt
Barton, ()deka $6, tBO6.
London, England, 1806-10-17

Dragoons will go on the expedition for which the
CarAWneers were firfl defined.

The wind has been fo favourable for feveral days
pail. that we are truly concerned any circumflance
Attuld for a moment hinder the failing of the fleet
from Falmouth.

It is raid that 20,000 infantry, and coo cavalry,
are fpeedily to be fent from this country in aid of the
PrulEan, and other continental armies, who have or
may take the field again(; the common enemy; and
the Tranfport Board has been direCted to provide the
neceffarylmeans of conveyance for this formidable
force.
London, England, 1806-10-17

DEAL, OCTOBER isS.

Arrived the TN aim frigate, KANGAROO floop,
Fancy and &Am gun brigs, from a ctuize off
Boulogne, and SEAGULL floop, from off Oftend.—
Sailed the FURIOUS and Minx gun brigs, on a eruize
off °Bend ; Fames', of Boulogne ; and Lomeli
bomb, with a convoy of merchant (hips for Pnrtf.
mouth. Remain in the Downs the Regulus, Prin.
cefs of Orange, Agamemnon, Thames, A(lrea,
Seagull, Oberon. and Valorous %loops of war; Zebra,
Profpero, and Devaaation bombs ; Blazer, Bugler,
and Piercer gun brigs; Ignition and Pholphorus
fire veffels, and Harmony vietualling, tranfpnrt.—
Sailed through the Downs this morning the Rofina,
Pa , for Buenos Ayres; alio yellerday evening
the Penelope, BILLIEGE, for Ditto; Flora, Straw,
for New Providence ; and Truly, Camas'. tor
Africa. Wind called,. blows hard.
London, England, 1806-10-17

FALMOUTH, OM OBER Lt.

Arrived his Majefiy's (hip Rt Nowa, of 74 guns,
and GANC6O, of 74 guns, to refit ; and Townfhend
packet, DODD, with mails, from Lifbnn, in nine days
;mirage ; alfo the Mary, Ste , from Liverpool.
His Majefty's brig Swa}}dw, of 18 guns, Captain
MILM Rt, came in yellerday with the Greyhound
lugger of Guernfey, laden with fpirits and tobacco,
detained on fufpicion of being on a fouggling voyage.
Sailed his Majefty'} brig CUR I I ix, of 18 guns, Capt.
Su team, COCICATILICI. and CAItOLIMI armed brigs,
with a meet of light viftallers, for Plymouth. Capt.
PHILIPS, of the Mary of Liverpool, bound to Water-
ford, was picked up on a piece of the wreck of Paid
veffel on the 7th intl. by the Mary of Teigfimouth,
and landed here this day : his veffel was wrecked on
the ill inn. on the South End of Arklow Bank, him-
Pelf and a boy only Caved ; the crew, confining of fix
men, and,one paffenger, were loft. Wind S. W.

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PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER Is.
Came in the Lou nosof 98 guns, and the MINERVA,
of 36 guns, from a cruize.
The Hoffnung, (Knyphaufen) Captain Puck, from Mammas
to Riga, with fah, detained by the Vial, privateer.
The Induitry. (Dane) Captiin Chritlairffen. from Stockholm
to Alicant, with iron and dcali, datained by Ditto.
The Henrietta, (Knyphaufen) Captain Potjewyt, from Haat: to
Bremen, with rye, detained by the Hero privateer.

1 he Joffrow Jacobi Cathcart, (Knyphaufen) Captain Voltlet,
from Mammon to Riga, with felt, detained by Ditto.

The De Freu Rebecca, (Bremen) Captain Meer, from Bour
dna:. to Lubeck, with wine and brandy.

The De Morgan Stern, (Oidenburgb) Captain Neeman. from
Trend)lade to Ferrol, with (alt, detained by the Hero privateer.
It is dated that there are at Bourdeaux zoo fail of
Pruflian veffels, and it is reported that their crews
have been taken nut and fent to prifon.
Came in the American (hip Fame, Captain RED-
DOCIC, front Bourdeaux to Tonnirtgen, with brandy
and wine ; Betfey hired cutler, with difpatches from
Lord Cozzarrowoi.n, off Cadiz—the left the fleet the
3d inflant, confiding of ten fail of the line. An Italian
Meirenger came home in her. Sailed the PLoVII. of
18 guns, with a fleet to the Eallward ; Vefuvius
bomb, Surinam Hoop of war, and John -Bull cutter,
to the Eaftward.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 14,
Arrived his Mujefly's flips Lavisia from Lifbon,
SARACEN from Plymouth, and the EXPLOSION from
the Downs with a convoy. Sailed his Msjelly'sfhip
Vic, , for the Welt Indies, with difpaches.—:
Wind E. S. E.

TORBAY, OCTOBER zs.
This day arrived his blajeny's !hip ILLUSTRIOUS
from Linon, which place (be left about three weeks
ago, and has brought home General Sisrcos in a
very ill nate of health. His Majelly's fltip Heats.-
II lA, Right Honourable Earl Sr. Vtucamr, with the
rent of the fleet under his command, left Linton the
fame time the above (hip did, and are hourly espened.
London, England, 1806-10-17

CARL SRUHE, OCTOBER 4.

His Royal Highnefs the Hereditary Grand Duke
fet out this afternoon for the head-quarters of Napo-
leon the Great.

MENTZ, OCTOBER 6.
Her Majefty the Emprcfs is fill here. General
Knobelfdorf, Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipoten-
tiary, from his Pruiian Majefty, arrived here to-day
from Paris. It is dill hoped, that war will not break
out between France and Proffitt.
Marfhal Mortices corps, we are allured, will take
a potation upon the Lower Rhine. The National
Guard is put in motion in All the Departments
yooct of there guards are ambled here.

HAGUE, OCTOBER 14•
A number of the grenadiers of the guard who had
remained behind, have left this place this morning
for the camp at Zeyft, in order to rejoin their bat-
talions.

ROTTERDAM, OCTOBFR TI.
General Mendel' is arrived at Groningen, to take
the command of the troops in that quarter t fince
which there has been a good deal of movement among
them. Delfzyl and Coeverden are Paid to have been
provided with necefraries of every kind for defence.
Bourrange and the New Schans are in a manner
abandoned, while the troops are engaged in working
upon the batteries of Groningen.
DL'SSELDORF, OCTOBER IL
Yeflerday his Majefly the King of Holland arrived
at Weld. It is laid that the French and Dutch
troops are to pals the Rhine near Duifburg.
London, England, 1806-10-17

ARMY MEDICAL BOARD.

The Medical Department of tbe Army is expe&ed to
be loon farther improved. Experience has (hewn the
ju ands of the various improvements already introduc-
ed, fur moft of which the fervice is indebted to the in-
dultry of the prefent Infpeetor General of the Medical
Board, Mr. Kw to N r, whole long Cervices and experience
have eminently qualified him for the high fituation he
holds. Among the improvements now in view, it is
thought the following are Come of the principal, inde-
pendently ef thofe already fpokenof in Come of our for
mer numbers, viz. the abolition of feparate patronage
in the Board : the rank of Phificieit to the efrothit is
thought, will either be completely abolithed, or filled
from the lift of regular Military Surgeons. The grofs
ignorance of fume of our late army phyficians, in
military knowledge and economy, and their almoll

total want of experience of army difeafes, and of the
conftitutions, manne►s, and habits of foldiers, both in
camp and garrifon, are raid to be among the reafons
for abolilhing this rank. It may be dated, in addition
to this, that with often little befides patronage to re-
commend them, they are generally regarded by the
other Medical Officers of the Army as intruders in
the fervice, and held as objets of jealoufy, although
they are not in the line of promotion. The pay and
allowances of the Infpedors and Deputy Infpedors
of Hofpitall, as well as of the Staff Surgeons of the
Army. are to be iffued to them, either quarterly or
monthly. We think this lad improvement much
called for, as, in every department of the fervice,
regularity in the payment of its Officers are elfen•
tially regulate. We hear alfo that fome addition to
the full and half pay of the Medical Officers is alfo
in agitation, together with a more ample provilion for
the widows of medical men, who die or are killed is

the fervice. We cannot but think that the Staff Sur-
, gems are badly paid, compared with the other ranks
r of the fervice ; and we are happy to have carafe to
expeft fome bandfome addition to their allow•ances.
The Medical Department has been in former times
grievoully behind the other departments of the array
ti point of improvements, and it mull aff ird every
well wifber to his country fincere fatisfaftion, to
perceive the honell and difinterefted endeavours of
thofe who have it in their power, to place that line of
the fervice in that (late of perfalion and excellence
to which it is fo juilly entitled.
London, England, 1806-12-25

THE EVENING STA]

LONDON.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER as.
CUIJITRAS DAT,4140114.14) at all the re ale Offico.

The Hunfe of Commons yellerday adjourned for
the Chtintnas Rceefs till Monday next only, when'it
will again meet fur the difpateh of braille'. The
Houle of Peers is adjourned till Wednelday.
•

In another part of this day's STA' wt have given
Come farther entrails from the accounts received from
Hufum.
London, England, 1806-12-25

DACEMBER ay.

?hurt(lay be tfith. ')'awes Irequfin, Mich. Grant,
and lama Coady, were tried at Carrick-on Shannon,
for agoetating under the denomination of Threfirers.
After a trial which 'ailed the whole of the say, they
were found guilty, and fcnteneed to trinfportatiou
for life.—On the 17th, gamer Donor, (the fourth per-
fon put in confinement during the Commiffion) was
tried, Mr. Flanker. gave op the profecution. This
man was a cc:irritable, who, on ferving the Jurors with
fummonfes, made de of expreffions favourable to the
Threthers.
London, England, 1806-12-25

- -
STAFFORDSHIRE ESTATE.
• •
' TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
' A MOST definable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Minfiftioeg at the Meme, er reputed Manor of Throwley,
: in the Oe:lty,oltmiFmispltli all Rights. Royalties, and Priv,-
kges behoogiog Memo, tmadibout One Thouland four Hundred
sad Fifteen Acrell.( about Ninety Acres of Wood Land.)
of very ufefut land in Pafture and Grafi, Runic in
Throw/my xforefaidtierdoMß le the weftwardly fide of the Comi-
ty of Derby; convoilliotly fidavidedloto Farms, with all twee-
fag Farmietg Budding thew& to a Rate of complete weir, mod
now occupied by Mr. lobo Hearts, My. Robert Harding: Willism
Fowkr, Mrffrs. Tangier= and Malkin, Thonuo Oakderx, John
Hewfoo, Benjamin Lem, and jekpti Hewfce, as Tenants at
(except Mr. Harris's Faro, which is in Leafe, for the Joint lives
of kimfelf and the owner of the Mate.)
Mars. Ward and Lockett, of Derby, are authorifed to treat
for the fate of the Eftate, and will give a ticket to proper perfona,
witting to view it, upon the prododtion of which to Mr. John
Harris, he will Slew them the premifes.—No perfou will be al-
lowed to view Me Mae without lock an acthonty.
Daby, December ks ISO&

• FREEHOLD ESTATES.,-BUCKS.
TO- BE SOLD,RY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVery definable ESTATE. (hunted in the parifh
of Minim; in the County of Buckingham, confining of
fractal Fermi in an high Rate of Cultivation, Tithe-free' and
land.taz Redeemed, and containing together 71 area,t rood,
and ao perches, lit the tenure of Mnitifeph Kiteke and °them—
Together with the AsitoWfon of the' Vicarage of Hangope &fort:-
Ltd.
Alfo a very defirable Elate, innate in the adjoining print of
Caftlahrup, In the raid County of Buckingham, Confining of two
Farm* in an high Rate of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Linda:
Redeemed, sod conbdoillg totetber 134 acres, 3 roods, t t perches,
to the tenure of Mr. Thomas Kite ee and Mr. 1 bonus Nicholls.
The above !Rates are fituated within 33 macs of London. In a
plesfant part of the CoUnty of Rockingham, and within lbw mike
of Stoney Stratford, fix miles of Newport-Parnell, ten miles of
Northampton, and half a mile of the Grand* junetion Canal, whkh
opens a dirtCl communication with the Metropolis.
Printed Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in Stony-
Stratford, Nevrport•Pagnel, and Northampton; at Mare Mae.
down and Hunter's Chambers, 9, Lincoln's Inn ; at Mr Con.
reeve's Ofilce, Stony-Stratford, and- at Mr. Terreweit's Office,
Lireoln. where a Plan of die Mates nay be few.
The Tenants will Stew the Elates; and for other partkuiars,
sad to treat for the prelate. apply to Mr. Terrevaft, Attorney,
Lineold.--City of Lincoln. Dec es, sOad.
London, England, 1806-01-09

CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE -HAN VS.
7'o BE LET.

Situate ten tulles eft of Wincheftzr, and dye foods from Alresford,
io the centre oi the Hantratire Hunt.
COMPRISING a plealant MODERN-BUILT
DWELI.ING HOUSE, with Offices, Stabks, Lawn, and
Incltiores, about Ninety Acres, wnich, together with Celina!
Woods and Inc!Ares, adjoining the fame, of the yearly valor.
of gyol. are tobe Sol4.—Mr. Perry, of Bramdean, will thew the
Preroifes.

Printed particulars mg be had of the Printers of the Osford
and Bath Papers ; at the principal Inns on the Weftem Road ; at
No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London ; and at Mr. Wcbb's Office,
in Salifbury, who will treat for the Sala or Letting.
London, England, 1806-01-09

A GUIDE TO, SCHOOL BOOKS.

This day was publithed a nits, Edition, enlarged, price la 6d.
A FRAC lICAL ADDRESS to INSTRUC.
A
Toßs and PARENTS, on the Right Choice and Me of
the belt Elementary Books in every branch of knowledge ; pointing
out their refpeetive merits, and the order in which they ought to
be fuccetfively adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Redtor of Newport, and late Mager of the Grammar School in

BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, i 836.
SCHEME.

L el teoixo are L60,0c0
3 wpm, 30,000
3 3.000 13 pop
i
.... S,CO7 ....
. 6,000
4000
Loco

SO ... 500 ... 101000
$0 ...... 100 5,000
ISO .... SO Coco
Aeon *ft-drawn Tick* as ..-. 1(0,000
........ ........
sago Tickets A., sgo,ooo
• ....--. ..----

FAIT 01 TOl ABOVA CAPITALS.
Pieft-drawn Ticket, tit Day, x:0,000
Ditto 4th Day, 23,000
Ditto 6th Day, so,coo
Ditto Bth Day, 5,070
Ditto ---. toth Day, SPoo
WICKETS and SHARES are idling at every
LICENCED LOTTERY OFFICE.—PRE:iENT PRICE:
Ticket Ll 9 19 a-
Half Zio s 0 id Eighth Zs Is o
. Qyarter 5 s o Sixteenth i 6 0
• • Au early perchafe is *del ,as the &ft 5,030 Tickets will
be andtled to sal. each, heades their chant attic Capitals.

STATE LOTTERY for gos; Captaining aspoo Tickets.
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, t 306.
The Scheme confißs of
3 - Fnzea of - Lapo:00
3 ao,oota
3 • 3,000

_
1000
•
1,000
SO sco Ste. &e.
And the firiLdrawn soon Tickets will be entitled to all. each,
ezeludet of their Chance of Capital Prizes.
rICKEI'S AND SHARES ARE ON SALE,
A- By HAZARD, BORNE, and CO. Stock-Broken,
At their State Lottery Office, No, 9J, under the Royal Eschew,
Leaden.
Where, within the lift ten years only, Capital Prizes to the
amount of Boopool and upwards, have been fold and glared, el-
clufive of tlsofe of soul. and under.
• • Country Orders accompanied with Mort-dated Bills on
Lorition, PoR-01Bee Orders, or t'ails, in P•lrallat Coach or Carrier,
punetually attended to ; and Correfpondents may depend on being
treated naafi cm the fameTcrins as if perfonally peefent.
London, England, 1806-01-09

VIENNA, DEC. 16.

His Excellency the Ruffian State and Cabinet Mi-
nifter Count }-lAucwrrz, left this city yellerday on
hi.. return to Berlin. The Re(Went, M. HARPIIIII,
however, Rill continues here. Count Hattowrrz,
before his departure, had an audience of the Empe-
ror NapoLam', at Schonbrua.
London, England, 1806-01-09

WASHINGTON, NOV. 30.

The Ambalfador from Tripoli to this country, I
with his tithe, hive jolt arrived at the Capitol Hill.
I They landed at the Navy.yard, from the frigate Lon-1
grefs, under a falute, and loon after proceeded in
three coaches, to a houfe provided for them, and la
occupied by Mr. Steele, as a caverns at the rate of
!even hundred dollars per annum. In the tft coach
were the Ambaffador and his Secretary. They ap-
peared, on a tranfient view, to be dreffed much alike;
fcarl et, richly laced with gold. Their complexion
between the yellow and the copper colour; the nofe
aquiline ; their beards moderately long ; that of the
Ambaffaclor grey, and the other black ; their heads
were ornamented with handforne turbans. Behind
their coach flood two footmen, tall, macular, and
well proportioned. The colour of their livery, like
their mailers, was fcarlet, and blue facings, with
form gold lace. Acrofs one (boulder waved a cloak
of blue cloth, which had a fanciful, and not inelegant
ace.

In paging King's hotel, a gentleman, a ftranger
to the writer, advanced a few tleps, and faluted the
Ambafficlor, who appeared to reeognife him, and
returned the falute in a graceful Planner. This gen-
tleman faid, that in Tripoli, he had been fume time
engaged in merchandize, and was perfnnally ac-
quainted with the Amoaffedor. The turbaned re•
tinue have already announced their intention of ',l-
ilting the theatre this evening, and all ranks of
chriftians appear anxious to meet them there. This
will prove a windfall to the poor comedians, who
have long offered the Mule of Shakefpeare to empty
benches.
Several Members of both Houfes have arrived,
which circumftance, with ourTurkifh neighbours.has
already once more given a new face to our capital.
MARRIED.
Saturday fenntght, at St. Paul's Church. BMW, by the Rea.
Dr. Small, Wm. Perron', Efq, of BriSinews), near that city. to
Mlfs Baylis, only daughter of the late Win. Baylis, Et+ of Sta-
pleton, Worcefterthire.
London, England, 1806-01-09

FREND'S EVENING AMUSEMENTS, FOR 'Sok

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Flues of the principal Conftellations. pries 31. boards,
((intended to be csntinued annually),
EVENING AMUSEMENTS, or the Beauty of
the HEAVER; difplayed. In which leveret Bribing appear-
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bon, are ikfcribed, and feveral means un various evenings are
pointed out, by which the time of young perfops maybe Innocently,
agreeably, and profitably employed within dour..
By W. FREND, Efq. M A.
_ . -

Fell 4, of jefus College:Cambridge.
Printed for j Mawman, Nn. 1,3, in the Poultry.
Of whom may be had, by ,he fume Author,
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3. Tangible Arithmetic; or the Art of Numbering 'nude aft,
by means of an Arithmetical fuy, 7s 6d. boards.
4. Patriotifm ; or the Love of our Country ; an k:lfay dedicated
to the Volunteers, dee. 7s. board.
S Principles of Taxation, ur Contribution according to Went,
ts. 6d. itiched Where alto may he had juit publifhed,

An Entertaining and initruitive Geographical Game on an
entirely newpeculiarly alipted to the life of School and
Seminaries of Education, by the Editor of the Puent's Friend,
recommended by W. Frend, Efq. 74.6.1. in a box.

This day was publiflaud,in une very large Vol. medium Pro. price
its. bound, the soth Edition, corredted and COnfitkrably en-
larged, of
ANEW Geographical, Hid"! icAl, and Commercial
GRAMMAR, and Preen: State of the leveret Marlon,'
of the World. To which are added—r. A Geographical Index,
with the Names of l`laces alphabetically arranged—s. A Table
of the Coins of all Natloos, with that Value in Englifh Money
A Chronological Table of remarkable EVentl, from the
Celinlitin to the pref., n• Tinir.
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The Agronomical P .rt by Jan,. Fergui'on,P R S.
To which have been added. the I ifeoveril, of Dr. fierfehel
and oilier eminent Aftronomers Ill..itrated with a eorreet Set of
Maps, engraved .rom the molt recent Obfervations and Draughts
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In this new Edition, which has been carefully and completely
reviled. the numerous changes that hate taken pine In the BOLO-
darks, Governments, and political conne..tioris of many of the
Commits of Ent ope, in eonfesmence nt the important sventsof the
late war are cOrreellp and fully deferibed ; Such p n. of the Work
as had become o •fulrte, or of leis utility, are cspesuged to admit
more recent intorination, procured from inteiii‘ert modern Tra•
yellers or Stath!ic d Writers of authority; and the whole fu arran-
ged and improved as (it is preformed) will per,i.ttime the reps:scion
which it has Cu lons ntrintaiiii.4l, of the mutt oared aid utefulSy4
tern of Geperiphy tit .t has hitherto hem offered to the Public.
Printed for J. Walker, Wilkie and Ruination, katclserd and
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Longman and Cen SAKlLimpoo and P. &Val" and J. Mew
was, Podia.
•
London, England, 1806-01-09

THEATR F,ROY A 1., DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESEN'r EVENING, JANUARY 9,
will be ailed the New Comedy of
THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS.
Tke Charades by
Me m ELLIETON, WROUGH I ON, BARRYMORE,
DOWTON, MATHEWi DORMER. MADDOCKS, ate.
MIE POPE, Mrs. OR N Mr. H. SIDDONS, dtt
After winch will be performed
A CENT°.
Adapted to the occallon, from the Sacred MuGe of HANDIM ke.
a, a Memo Tribute to the Memory of the Immortal NELSON.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
CY No Performance this Evening.
TO-MORROW FVENING, JANUARY to,
will he adrd tbe Tragedy of
TANCRED AND SIGISMUNDA.
Tanered, by Mailer BE TTY.
To which will be added (for rbe Bth time) a New Grand Roman-
tie ■ntomime. called
HAR,LE(ZpIN'S MAGNET.
On Saturday, a Neve Comedy, called Tbe Romantic Lover ;
or, Loft and Found.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
A GENTLEMAN has interefk to provide for a
Youth properly qualified, either in the Eaft ladies as a Ca
det, or In the Line or Militia at Home, Apply (polt paid) to
A. Z. Poll Office, Bath.

CHURCH PREFERMEN r to be exchanged,
with or w,thout the Perpetual Advowfon of a valuabl and
highly improvcabk Fleeter", not in charge, tenable with any Rene-
ftee in or near I.ondon, for IF Prebendal StaU, Sinecure, Deanry, or
an eligible Rell lenthiry Lioling, well worth the attention of any
Nobleman, Plurallit Dignitary, Collegiate, Non-Refldent, or aged.
Clergyman.--Applications from Ireland muff not be Ws than one
thoufand pounds per annum ...Addrefs (plft paid) to the Rev.
H. P. r. Purnival% Inn Coffee.hutife, Holborn, London, will be
duly attended to.

TO OFFICERS OF fHE ARMY.
pocoms PATENT IMPERIAL CAMP
soeA BEDS arc recommended as an article indifpenfable to
Utak comfort acid convenience. They are convenient, ufsful, and
araisMental. in forming a handfome city Sopha, a fnug and com-
fortable Bed, and by folding Into a very Email comp(' for the cm-
treakace of carriage. From the Smplicity of their coattruatoo,
dmr are found the croft convenient &mita and Bed ever made fur
QB mews trot in Camp, or apartments in Barracks.
May be had. with (very article of Camp Equipage, at Pocock's,
No. a 6, Southampton-firect, Covent Garden.
London, England, 1806-01-09

ORDER OF PROCESSION:

.
Four Fifes and (oar in the Royal wellorm, playing the
Dead March la Saul
rive hundred of the Greenwich Penfleoers, who, a, they advan-
ced from the litipital, Sled olf to the right
and left, and formed lo front of the
Volunteers, feting inwards.
SU Mourners,' o karts sod hatbands.
Eight trumpeters, founding the tomb Plaint. •
The Standard, borne by a Naval Captain, and fapported by two

[The Standard rehlbited four eompartmeetts :•—On the firrs
next the Star, was the Union Jack—ea the next the Click&
Plume of Triumph, prefented by the Grand Sekrdor, on the vic-
tory of the bille--mt the third was the Nava Crown, adorned
with the Trident and Paha branch in rattlers; and in the fourth
compartment was abetters vkw of the San last, with the m0t-
t0.... Palma= qui await fast 1
Two Trumpeters, foandlnyt as the farmer.
Two Purfaivants at Arms, properly attired.
The Guidon, borne by Capt. Durham' fupported by two Lints,
mats, motto reverfod.
Two Trumpeters, founding as the former.
A Purfuivant at Arms.
The Banner of the Order of the Bub, es/Ahmed ea a fable
ground, bassets the Guidon.
The Great Banner, borne by Captain Moorfonse, and fupported
as the tare.
Pour Purfuivatits at Arms.
Two Chiplalne of Greenwich Hapital
Mx Lieutenants of ditto, in naval uniform coats, black waft-
coats, breeches, and Itockinsu
Poor Mourners.
A Banner of Emblems and Armorial Bearings, borne by Captain
T. M. Hardy, and fopported by two Lammas.
London, England, 1806-01-09

LORD PELSON'S FUNERAL.

The time apprinted for the remains of this Mot
trioas Hero to lie in (late at Greenwich hofpital,
having terminated at five o'clock on Tuefday even-
ing, the period intervening till yeßerthy morning
was occupied in preparing and adjuffing the ne-
celTary ceremosiale.for the conveyance to the Admi-
ralty. _ _

At an early hour yellerday morning, the road from
town to Greenwich exhibited 4 numtrous train of
mourning coaches, each drawn by four horfer, in
progrefs from the Admiralty to Greenwich, in which
were the Admirals, Naval Officers, the Purfuivants
at Arms, and other Officers in the Heraldic Depart-
ment, appointed to affift in the folemn Proceffion.—
There were, &only afterwards, followed by the Lord
Mayor and the Corporation of the City of London,
with the Mailers, Wardens, and Officers of the feve-
ral Companies, all in mourning, and in their fevers!
carriages. The whole arrived at the Weilern gate,
in fuceeffion, about eleven o'clock, and were fet
down in order at the Governor's houfe: the carriages
as they delivered the company wheeling off round
the green area in front of the building, and out at
the Earl gate, proceeding by order back to town.and
to await the arrival of their owners in Palace yard,
Weliminfier.
The Life Guards alto, who had arrived at a much
ea tier hour in the !morning, were polled at the gates;
and perfons not connefted with the ceremony were
not permitted to enter, the better to avoid all interrup-
tion and embarraffrnent.

At twelve the whole of the perfons appointed to
attend the ceremonial being arrived, a gun was fired
from one of the River Pencil)les boAtc, as the appoin-
ted fignal for an immediate affernblage in the Great
Painted Chamber, whence the corpfe was to be con-
veyed.,
A lane of Guards, confining of the Greenwich
and Deptford Volunteers, was formed acrofs the
grafs-plat betweeen the houfes of the Governor and
Deputy Governor, to the Northern gate, opening to
the River ; another lane was alfo formed by the
River Fencibles, armed with their !words and pikes,
from the Volunteer line to the entrance of the Paint-
ed Chamber, through which the corpfe and its atten-
dants moved in proceffion to the barges on the River
appointed to receive them.
At half pail twelve precifely the proceffinn began
to move forwards, palling through the lines of Volun-
teers who received it with prefented arms.
The following is a cone& account of the
London, England, 1806-10-10

PLYMOU at, ocToput S.

Came in the novas, of IS guns, from the Ea*.
ward —Sailed the LaVit L. of so gusts, on a cruise;
CII•RWILL. of 20 guns. to join the tranfports that
(Ailed trom hence yetterday. The Vssotase, of 40
guns, looked into the Souud yeilerday, ftom the
Eattward, and failed loon after to the We ward.
London, England, 1806-10-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
MM. DPI. AU. DVS.
Dobai* z s Gonna:Anlt o s
viwrfosrl • 3 Hansbures
Laos o s Malts s •
--•
FALMOUTH. OCTOIII/11. 7.

Artieed the Curnwalli, packet. Aereenv, with
Mails from Malta and Gibraltar; failed Lem Malta
the 28:h Aisgutt, and arrived at Gibraltar sph ult.
and failed from thence on the tyth, in company with
his Majelty's (hips SIAMORSII and Him. with a eon.
voy for England. The Carteret packet. with Mails tot
Malta, failed from Gibraltar 31fi Angst*. On paf-
fing the Gut Captain Antiwar faw Grteen fail of
(hips of war. fuppnftsl in be Lord Cut.t.twowura's
fleet. Alto arrived the RICHMOND gun brig which
failed from knee fume days face, with, a fleet under
oonvoy for Portugal, having feparated from her enn•
voy in a gale of wind ; after making rivals. and
finding they were no: returned, fhe proceeded in pun
fait of them : a vefTel or two failed with her from
the Bay, names unknown. Salle, •*le Wallingham
packet, &town, with Mails for Lill) .n ; Windfor
Cattle' packet, Burrow, with Mails for New York
and Halifas ; and the Duke of Kent packer, (ad)
Lawasacs. with Mails for Jamaica. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1806-10-10

THE NAVY.

A great firing commenced on the French coati on
Wednefday night, at eleven o'clock, and continued
till three o'clock yetterday morning. During the
whole time the coon near Boulogne appeared fre-
quently in a blaze. As there has been no arrival
from the oppofite (Lore, we are not able to account
for the caufe of thiszremendous firing, but it is fup.
poled that our Lips were throwing rockets at the
Flotilla in Boulogne harbour.
it is reported in our letters from Plymouth, that
the fquadron under the command of Rear Admiral
Louis, was a few days fince left in Chace of two
French Chips of war; and that the Tarawa, of 74
guns, one of the fquadron, has been (poke with, after
having feparated from them.
The French Commodore's (hip la Moire coming
into harbour prefented a molt animating fight at
Pot dmouth ye flerday.
When this battered (hip, torn in her hulk,rigging,
and fails, pared the faluting battery with the Englifh
ever the French enfign, the immenfe crowd collelled,
rent the air with hnzzas, which were repeated from
our brave tars, who brought in the Frenchman.
Our Readers will be delighted to hear that the
gallant hero, Sir SAII4OII. HOOD, continues to do
very well; he is fill at Ride, in the Ifle of Wight.
and hopes his Rump will be foot; fo well as to per.
mit him to proceed on the fervice, intended for him
and Colonel Caowroan to South America.
Sir Smausz was wounded by a markfman in the
fltrouds of la Gloire, in the fame way that the ever•
to-be-lansented Nassna was.
Yelterday a fine RulEan fleet, confilliog of four
Lips of the line, with frigates and Coops of war, came
to anchor at Spithead, to proceed from thence to the
Mediterranean, and co-operate with our naval and
military force there. This is the Orange fleet of
which we made mention a few days ago. They are
laid to have about 4000 troops on board,

EGYPT.

Of this intereßing country, we can gain but little,
information from the foreign journals, or even by
letters diree from Conlantinople, great pains being
taken by the Porte to fopprefs all intelligence relating
to its true Rate. The following intelligence, derived
from a private, but authentic foam, will therefore be
received with the more intereft :
In the beginning of Jane, Oswalt Bev Boaosssr,
Isaaivis Bay, and the ref of their party, were in
poffefLon of all Upper Egypt. EIJI Bar bad the
Saiume, and the whole of the left bank of the Nile.
from Smart to the neighbourhood of- Rofetta. He
had befieged Dananour, then retired, and again re.
turned to the liege. His Arabs advanced to the cut
made by the Englifh between the Lakes of Aboukir
and Mareotio, and flopped all fupplies of provifions
for Alezandria, till the Governor of that place was
obliged to make a treaty with Us:, by which a free
communication took place between the camp and the
town. ELet was fupplied with clothing and every
thing he wanted. The Puha blooms ID ALI is at
Cairo—his Albanians are in a Rate of mutiny : he
cannot pay them : they therefore plunder every thing.
London, England, 1806-10-10

ARMY.

Some of the late movements of troops puzzle mi-
litary men not a little. A few weeks ago, the Bays, by
emelt, went by forced marches from Dorchefler to
Plymouth, and were embarked, with their horfes
after remaining Come time on board, they were laft
week cried?, re-marched to their old curter. in
Doffedhire. On Sunday laR two fguadrons (of the
fame defcription of troops, heavy cavalry) of the
Carabineers, were, by forced marches, Cent to Poo tf.
mouth, and embarked in temporary tranfporu.—
They go to Plymouth to be rellipped, probably into
the tranfports occupied by the Bays.
It is Rill not improbable, but that both the Blues
sad the Scotch Greys may be wanted ; the former,
who have volunteered, are at Windior, the Greys
arc at York.

Colonel Ceewroart, front reentering the army, is
the jnoior of fo many regimental Officers, that fosse
difficulty eecurs as to the regiments which accompany
him. The Colonel goes in a diplomatic as well as in
a military capacity.
_

- - -
Nearly tco recruits have been obtained for Sir
Gsoaas Pasena's battalion of the both regiment,
of German conferipts from the Banks of the Rhine,
from the prifoners lately captured in the four French
frigates.
The four German regiments, who have been Co
long on fhip-board at Portfmouth, have been ordered
to difembark, and march to 'Modena. This dots
asot look like troops being fent to the Continent.
After the receipt of the difpatehes by loft Meffenger
fano France, orders were fent down to Portfmouth,
Plymouth, and Falmouth, for all the expeditions to
fail, by Telegraph. This thews alertncfs in our
Mining.
London, England, 1806-10-10

This day was publitbed.
In One Volume low price tos 6d. In boards.
AN IN PRODUC LION to the THEORY and
L -I- PRACTICE of PLANE and SPHERICAL TAIGONO-
' VIETRY, and the Orthographic and Stereogr.lphie Projedti ma of
the SPHEEE ; including the theory of NAVIGATION; Ulu
Rowed by a vat ety of Prattled Examples, and applied to the
Menfuration of Heights and Dillantes. to determining the !wits&
by two altitudes of the Sun, the Longitude by the Lunar °Merv&
dons and to other important Problems an the Sphere, and in. Nan
deal Aftronorny.
By THOMAS-KEITH

Private Teacher of the Mathematics and Geography.
Printed fo- the Author, Longman, Writ. Ren, and Orme, Pa-
ternoßee row; and Verner, Hood and Sharpe, Poultry.
Of whom may be bad, all Mr ICdtlia other Worts.
London, England, 1806-10-10

OFFICES,
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TIODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brnkers, with
A great rafpea take the liberty to recommend to the attention
of the Nobility and Public, the Scheme of the prefect Lottery
which they have competed with that of every lottery which ha,
occurred tiuriog she period their Pliers have been eftahlilbed (ao
Yon) and have found it not only fuperior In the Number and
Valued Capital Prizes, but alto toeoettala on an average not
UN the ostoher of Tickets,
At the above I ieenfid °ekes the Tickets, Sham, am. Chances
atoms Sale, on the belt terms. where left ofiebrr, the 'Fidget No.
3944, a Prize of so,oool. was fold in two quarters, two Eighth.,
and four Siefeemh Shores; apilio the late Lotteries, Three Prizes
of sopooi. three of Mood. and (even of s,oocl.
N B. The Drawing-yell peals next Monday.