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London, England, 1807-03-17 00:00:00

This day were publifhttl, pricc is.6d.

THOUGHTS on the MARRIAGES of the LA-
BOURING POOR; containing inftrudions for their Con•
dud before and after entering into that important &sic ; with
Four authentic anti moral Stories, ill•tftrating the Subjed.
By THOMAS KELLY.
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The Catifes of fr. much Mifery in the Marriage State, the Au-
thor arranges und.r fix diftindt Heads, viz.
1. The Want of due Preparation.
1. The Negiedl of chufing a proper Partner for Life.
3. Want of (E:onomy after Marriage.
4. Nrglcet of their Children's Education.
S. The Cuftom of fuffering their Fare Gies to be idle.
6. The perniciou: Habit of Drinking.
The Meritaod Utility of this Work, entitle the Author to Pa-
tronage, and his Book to extenfive Circulation. It well deferves
(in our opin cut) the Notice of that excellent Inftitutton, The So•
dety for bettering the Condition of the Poor.
Eritifh Critic, Feb. 1807.
Printed for G. Kcarfley, Fleet-ftrect; J. Hatchard, No. 590,
Piccadilly; and T. and R. Hughes, Ludgate•ftrcct.

TLis day was nublithed, handsomely printed in Two Volumes,

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Qiarto, on a fine paper, with upwards of 7o plates, of which 6z
are from Paintings after Nature, by Sydenham Edwards, price
31 tt s. or beautifully coloured 6L 6s. in boards, a
COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL
GARDENING, with correct Engravings of the various
Apparatus neceffary bur the purpok, in Buildings and other Con-
trivances, from original Drawings, as well as of the more rare and
curious Plants employed in the way of Ornament and Variety in
the Pleafure Grounds, Green Houle, and Stoves; by
ALEXANDER hIACDONALD, Nurferyman and Gardener.
We have looked over this Work with the greateft Attention,
and are enabled to fay, that the Author has not, in his Preface.
over-rated its Merits. It contains all the information that
can be required, refpedting the Kitchen and Flower Gardens,
Shrubbery and Pleafure Grounds, Hot-Houfes, Green-Honks.
and Melon Pits ; and all the belt and moil approved Writers on
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parts of their produrtions carefully extradtcd. In a word, the
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has difplay d in his compilation, as well as fur the pradtical (kill
which he has manifetted, in the compolition of many of the arti-
cles. The Engravers have done jullice to the Plates, which are
ezccuted with neatnek and accuracy. .the colouring of the Plates
too, which is a matter of no Email importance, in fubjedts of Ns-
tuna Hiftory, is in general very good, and, with a few exceptions,
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cuouay arranged." Awl .Jarohin Revi:4, Feb. 1807.
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BERLIN, MARCH 2.

All the 'troops nf the Grand Army are gone into
cantonments, and the Imperial head quarters are at
preterit in Olcrode.
The P:ufMin Lieutenants Sahen and Wilhelmi, of
:he n.),;:rnen: Gf Gueviniz,pr:inners of war, and on
their parole, have been 1113 t, on account of their hay-
n; been f un.: in arms at the head of a body of in.
the New M:rche.

. POLAND.

WARSAW, FEBRUARY t6l

'! hr brfl bazeue rat:bvie, pub-
contlinc, in a Supplement Extraordinary, the
:
According to oftiehl accounts rubliibtd here. en the evening
ed the 12th, the ever invincible Army his Maidly the Emperor
nd ling obta::.cd. on the Sth lulu. near Eylti, 4 victory over
the Ruff '.ns, who were not o:,11 defeated, but entirely routed
s of cannon, fixtcen fkan.!ards, end about 12,C00 pri-
lone, t., e the rt rok. of this great battle, in which the Ruffian army
wa. %I-oft four . '4 as nunictuus as the French. Ws expret the
~,,nrii,ulars of ibis which does the greateft honour to all the
corn, engaged in it ---Harsi.urgb Cori fpcm.ieri, Feb. 28.
Fh tt. I R.—Marfbal blailena is Ilia in this capital,
whtre I:e :I•7ir :A on the 12th in(l.

'''u-day 114: *mtildiccl more Ruffian prifJners paired
throui.ll tt:is
Gera GOtiVlo7l is Governor of :he City, and Co-
?oriel Lager Command.int cf the fortrefs.—Ham-

,:orrcfp,;pdeni, Jra;.th 3.
23.—Gentral Savary, who, on account of
thz inctlrpdition of Mail:l3l Lafnes, commands the
sth corps of the Grand Army, completely defeated
.)n the loth ina. the Ruffian corps under General
Etf-..n. This General and General Mulles' had re-
ceived frlin Moldavia a reinkrcement of fix regi-
ments ; Prince itali.!fky had joined them with Bcoo
men; and the whole caps, at lealt 30,000 men
ftrong, took a polyiln near Wyfsky ; General Sa-
vary, who expeCt4d to he attacked by them, detached
General Gazan to attack the Ruffians, who fell upon
one of this corps and routed it. The Ruffians made
a tec:•nd attack (..11 Ott; t.lerdka, where a revere con-
fliet took place in the ltreets. The enemy was re-
pulled, but i.ined the corps oppoted to General Ga-
zan. Both armies formed in line of battle, and a
reneral engagement took place. The Ruffians were
rep..Ped (Jn all points, and purfued three leagues,
until !even o'clock at night. They loft two Itands
ni c,•lunrs, 6 pieces of cannon, an,f 1500 men killed.
Prince Italinfky was dangerout)y wr;unded. The
French G ueral Campana was killed, Gen. Rigaud
wounded, and General Oudinot had a honk killed
undo him. On the 15th, early, the French army
was hill in purluit of the Ruffian hoar. In all villages
"ere to.und Ruffians wounded and ttragglers.—flarn-
L.,.;; Isew (21- the 7tl: rf Mara,.