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London, England, 1807-12-05 00:00:00

MODERN HIS CORY.

This day was publ printed in demy t xrno fimilar to *favor's
Nelms, and Blair's Clafs-Book, aliaftrated by a large Map, price
Gs. bound, and lettered,.
MODERN liISUORY FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS ; exhibiting a fummary View of the Rife, Pro-
grefs,Revolutions, ilecline and Fall us 'the various Modern Nations
in Europe, Alia, Africa, and America, Irons the Age of Charlc-
[SMlßK to the Year 184.

By the itev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chrilt's Colltge, Cambridge,
Matter of the Free Grammar School, at Raecnitonedsle,in Welt-
moreland; Author of the Grammar of Hiftory; of the Arehao.
logia Grzca, &e. &c
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friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers, with the Allow.mce
to Schools. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
t. An P 417 OS*rta*R Of UNIVRRSAL HISTORY, by means of
which that important branch of Knovrkdge may, for the Brit
time, be pradically taught in fehools, price 3s.
a. Aso NT HtsToay,from the earlieft records of time to the
fall of the Roma empire; on the pin of the above deferibed
Modern Hiftory,pdce 6s.
3. ARVIN/Re/001A Game*; or, the Antiittitita of Greece, pries
PAL bogged.

WOUNDEL
Mr Matthew, matter, in the back
Thomas Hatcher, feaman, dangerous, through tlse digit
M. Tregening,, fail maker, through the kg
John Thomas. feaman, dangerous, through the arm
John Rogers, feaman, in the forehead
William Boaxe feaman, through the atm
George 'Peewitlian, feaman, leg and arm
Sam tie) Odgers, ditto, loft his left finger at the wheel
William Roberts, feaman, dangerous, through the breall,and oat
through the back
George 'lliomis, feaman, (lightly
I am, Sir, your obedient humble tenant,
To Caflt. Sutton, Falmouth. W. ROGERS.
Thomas Hughan, Efq Ls 5 Men?, Tyers, Dunkley, E.
John Turner. Efq 551 and CO S S
James Mangles, Erg 5 5 T. Tyrrell, Efq
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Captain Goodall s 5 Mars Cowley, Son,and
John Daniels, Efq 5 5 Sandlon S S
Mars Miming, Ander- W. H. Mortimer, Efq 5 y
ton, and Bofanquct s 5 Sotomon Peck. Efq S 5
Meff Biedington & Sharpe 5 5 Mairre John Dad, and
Simon 0 ek, F.fq 5 S Son
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Metres Oliver and Githic S 5 Meffrs Beak, Stockdale,
Mars R. and T. Neave 5 5 and White
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Glesiny 5 5 and Co S S
din Blackburn, Efq 5 S Hermanus Yoh, Efq s s
main. Caraninjor, Pig 5 s I Mars Hazard, Borne,
curs Samuel, Samuel, and Co
and Charles Turner S S I The Molt Noble the Mar-3 1
Meffrs Plummer & Bars quit of Laadown go o
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Mars Giles & Henning, 5 ;
' Nathaniel Afrltifon, Efq S S David Pike Watts, Efq s. s
Thomas King, Efq 5 5 Matins Agular, Dial & Cos s
I matters of City of Lon. Meffrs Klinfington, Styati,
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Meals James Dixon, Men?, Alex. and David
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CREDITORS OF MRS. MARTHA DICEY.
IF any Perfons have any Claims or Demands on the
Eftate of Mrs. Dm TY, late of Chelfea, Widow. deceafed, they
are requefted to fend particulars of the fame to is.leiTrs Burley and
Moore, Lincoln's Inn, in order to their liquidation.

TO BE SOLD, WITHOUT RESERVE,
A t Tatterfall's. Hyde Park Corner, on Monday next, December 7 ,
ACHESNUT MARE, fix years old, 15 hands
high, able to carry twelve lime with any Fox Hounds ;
the property of an Officer going abroad.

PICTON AND TRINIDAD.
THE SUNDAY REVIEW; a long.eflablifhed
Weekly Newfpaper, will contain, TO-MORROW, Decem-
ber 6, betides its ufual Foreign and Domellic Intelligence, and
Political Remarks, The THIRD LETTER of DECIUS, on the
CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL PICTON, for ATROCL
TIES COMMITTED in TRINIDAD. To be continued in a
Series of Letters.
Printedland publilbed, price Sixpence, at No. 272. Strand,
nearly oppcfite to Armada ilreet, whence It is difpatched, portage
free, on the day of publication, to all parts of the United King-
dom. .Orders (poll paid) attended to.
Cr Thnfe Readers who have other Sunday Papers impofed on
theca in place of THE REVIEW, or whore Papers are not
pundually delivered in Town or Country, are rtquelltd to give
Notice to the Publiaaer, at the Office.

WORCESTER & BIRMINGHAM CANAL NAVIGATION.
Hen and Chickens Hotel. Birmingham,
November 17, 1807.
AT a Special Affembly of Proprietors of this un-
dertaking, holden purfuant to Notices duly publilbed in the
Worceftcr and Birmingham Nevrfpapers to take into confedera-
tion and to adopt, vary. or rejeft a Plan or Plans produced. and
laid before loch Affemb!y, of an application to Parliament, for
powers to mile money to finilh and complete the faid Canal, and
(Lich Works, Matters and Convenlencies, as may be neceffary fir
efkaing, completing, and cling the fame.
It was refolved onanimoullv,
That this Company apply to Parliament for Powers to raife
Money to finifh the Canal.
That application be made to Parliament for Powers to raife the
turn of Ono Hundred and Sixty-eight Thoufand Pounds, by a
Subfcription of Four Thoufand and Two Hundred additional
Shares, at 41 each Share.
The Subfcription to be open to the prefent Proprietors only, until
the laft day of January next, and to fuch others as [hall become Pro-
prietors within that time, but no Inch Proprietors to be at liberty
to fubferibe for more than Two Shares, for each Share be cr the
than have in the Canal at the time of fubfcribing ; and in order that
every filch Proprietor may have an opportunity of fubfcribing, a
Subfcription Book Shall be opened at Meflrs Wiikinfon, Startin,
Smith, and Smith's Bank, in Birmingham, until the fah) ,31f1 of
January, and that tL on each Share shall be paid toJohnWilkinfon,
fq. the Treafurer, at the Banking-houfe of the faid Wks Wil-
kinfon, Stanin, Smith and Smith, at the time of fubfcribing.
That if at the clofc of the above Subfcription, any fuch Shares
thould remain unfubfcribed for, the Subfcription [hall be opened
again at the faid Bank, and remain open to the Proprietors one
calendar Month longer, during which time each Proprietor [ball
be at liberty to fubfcribe for two Shares more, for each Share he
or the mall poffcfs previoufly to and at the time of his or her firft
fubfcribing, until the fubfcription thall be fully provided. It !hall be
filled within the laid Month, and if at the Cnd of the raid one Ca-
lendar Month any Shares &all remain unfubfcribed for by thePro-
prtetors, the fubfcription mall be open to all prrfons (whether
Ptuprictors or nut) who than chute to become fubferibers, until
the Subfcription is filled up, fuch laft mentioned Subfcribers pay.
fog st the time of fubfcribing to the faid Mr. Wilkinfon, at the
kid Banking Houle, one pound on each Share, he or the !ball
fcribe for.
That the remainder of the Subfcription be paid by calls of four
pounds each, on each Share fubfcribed for, that the one pound de.
pofit be conlidered as part of the firß call, and the remairing three
pounds per (hare of the faid firft call, he paid as loon as it con-
veniently may be called and ordered to be paid, after the palling of
the Ad, if obtained ; but that the future calls of four pounds each
on each Share, &all not be lets than three calendar mouths diftance
front each other.
That the Company have power to raife, in cafe of need, forty
thoufand pounds, by addilig from five hundred to one thoufand
more Skates, at the rate Shares shall bear at that time.
That perfonl neglezting to pay their calls, mall pay intereft on
tit-it talk, a' Eve 'oer cent. per annum, from the time the fame are
• ordered to be 7,,fa.
That Pav;ons fobferihing after calls have been made, null pay
Intereft at the rate ci five per cent. per annum on the calls that
I:2TC been 'made ; f.tch intereft to commence from the time the
Its was ordered to be paid. BENJ. PARKER,
Clerk of the faid Company of Proprietors.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

:.vrtiRDAY, DECEMBER s.

PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cud l'hut—for Jan. account 63i 64.
Reduced 6t4—Omnium prcm —Excheq. Bills, 3s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTER:MY.
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India Bonds, par is. diL

A Cabinet Council was held this day at two
o'clock, and was f►tting when this Paper went to
!mfg. It is underflood that pafrports will be fent to
the Ruffian Ambafrador as loon as the Council riles.
Admiral Sir CHARLKE COTTON was yellerday fent
for exprefs, by the Admiralty, from his feat at Ma-
dingley, in Cambridgefhire. It is (aid he is to have
an important command.

Notwitl►ltanding the ftutlian Declaration, and the
♦arious fymptoms of a prccrattination of the return
of peace, it is alerted with confidence in well infor-
med circles, that NAPOLION has aaually made an
overture to this country, and that hopes are enter•
tained of a negotiation being fpeedily entered upon
for the attainment of this defirable objea. What
truth there may be in the report we cannot ascertain.

The intelligence we gave on Thurfday from a re-
fpedtable Edinburgh Newfpaper, of a Revolution
having taken place in Sweden, is, we are happy to
fay, unfounded. Nor is there any truth in a report
which was alto circulated, of the relations of peace
and amity between this country and Sweden being
interrupted. The latter report was contradicted yet*
terday by the following communication from the
Swedifis Envoy to Mr. Gust., the Swedifh Conful:
66 The Swedilh frigate (Freya) proceeds imme-
diately from Shcernef, to the Note, where fuch
week as mean to avail themfelves of her convoy
are to affemble before Monday nest, on which day
The will fail for Sweden. I have thought it peceffary
to'communicate this-to you for your own information,
and, in order that it may be made known to all thole
whom it may concerti—yqu are not to infer from the
failing of this frigate, that there it any apprebeigwn

of a rupture between Great Britain and Sweden : on
the contrary, the two countries have never been on
better terms—Yoh will, therefore, be fo good u to
contradia every report of an oppofite nature."
The account which mentioned the reported Revo.
lution. rived, that Mr. PIIRREPONT left Sweden on
the i6th, and related an event pin:- (of courfe) to
that date ; 'z.ut the Swedifh Envoy has received let-
ters of the tpth, which do not contain the flighteß
allufion to fuch an event. Indeed, when Mr. Pt eat I-
PON T left Sweden, the King was at Helfingborg, in
perfea health.