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Star.
London, England, 1807-02-04

This day was publiihed, pt ice is. 64.
BONAPARTE. A POEM.
Deluded France, what was your mighty gain,
An upitart Nero, for Vefpahan flain ;
A deadly Serpent twining round the heart,
For him, who cherifli'd every vital part ;
A wolf rapacious, for a parent's wing,
A rencgado, for a ehriftian King;
Your Empire funk, you rthrone for ever itaited,
A robber fits, where your great Hanry reign d.

Printed for J. Hatchard, tionkfeller to her Majefty. No. th,,
opplite Albany Hoare, Piccadilly; and W. Creech, and J. Simp-
fon, kdiuburgh.

This day wis publithed,
In One Volume Odtavo, price fie. 6d. in Boards.

ATREATISE. on IN bIGtNCE, exhibiting a
general View of the different Ranks of Soc;etv in England
and Wales, with Eftintatas of the average income of each Clafs,
and the national Refources arifing annually from producctive La-
bour. With propofitions for improving the Condition of the
Poor; reducing the parochial Rate+, and generally promoting the
Happinefs and Security of the G,tnmunity, by an Extent-ion of
Indultry, and by the Diminutim, Af Indieence and of criminal
Offences. 14y P. COLT:It-MW; Efg. LL.D.
Printed fir J. Hatcbarit, Iqa, Piccadilly, Lom.i.m;
Of whom may be had by the fame Author, lately publifhed
price as. 6d.
A New SYSTEM of EDUCATION for the LABOURING
PEQPI.E; and alfo the whole of otter Works.
London, England, 1807-02-04

This day was pahlifhed, price 6s.
A LETTER ON THE ABOLITION OF THE
SLAVE TRADE:
Addreffed to the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of Yorkfhire,
By W. WILBERFORCE. kfq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and J. Hatchard,
Piccadilly.—Of whom may he had, a New Edition (the Bth) of
Mr. Wits Ro C Pradtical View of the prevailing Relilious
Syftem of Profeffed Chriftians, contrafted with real Chriftianity.
Bvo. 7s. in boards. •
London, England, 1807-02-04

ANCIENT 141STeRY.

Vol lAA Preliminary View, NI tod before the Ddluge, &e.
Vol ll—Jews, Affyrians, BabyWinans, &c.
Vol. lll—Grecian States
Vol. IV—Grecian Stares
Vol. V —Roman Republic
Vol. Vl—Rom tn Empire
Vol VII —Roman Empire and Carthage
Vol. Vlll—Veda, Perfians, Phcenitiars, &c. &e.
Vol. !X—Cates, Goths, and Minor Nattous of Antiq

IN(IDERN HISTORY.
Vol X—Arabs and Turks
Vol. Xl—Hindoortan, China, &c.
Vol. Xll—Ottoman Empire, japan, &c.
Vol. Xlll—Fgypt, Abyfrinia, Ste.
Vol. XlV—lblorocco, Malta, Congo, &c.
Vol XV—Portugal and Spain
VoL X Vl—ltaly, Venice, Naples, &c.
Vol. XVll—l'he German Empire
Vol, XVlll—Pruffia, Hungary, Holland, and Switzerland
XlX—England
Vol. XX—F ngland
Vol. XXl—lreland and Scitland
Vol. XXll—Ruffia, Poland, Sweden, and Denmark
Vol. XXlll—France and Navarre
Vol. XXI V—North and South America, and Wert Indies
Vol. XXV—Chronologieal and Alphabetic..l Index.
London, England, 1807-02-04

DOMESTIC RECEIPTS, and cboic,! Secrets in teeth' and ele-
gant Arts, &c. mew of which have been fully pis: chafed at the
expense of feveral Hundred Pounds ; a new, cheap, and molt
invaluable Work, regulate for all Families, both in Town and
Oountry.
Thisitlay was puhrhed, Price only .Sd. No. I. to he continued
Weekly till completed in so Numbers. making one large baud•
fano Quarto Volume, bcaetifully printed, of
TH ETA MILY RECEIPT BOOK; or Univerfal
Repofitory of CNN' Knowledge and Experience, in all the
various branches of Donseftic Economy, including (caret, curious
and lit:doable (elect Receipts, and choice Secrets in
Cookrry Pickling Agriculture
Medicine Preferving • Farriery
Confettionary Perfumery Gardening
Paltry Dyeing Hunting
Brewing Gilding Haling
Paintieg Fowling
Rectifying Varnithing . &c. &c. 86c.
Th.! whole forming a complete Library of valuable d:eneile
Knowledge, and general Economy, felted:•.' from the Experience
of Ages; and combine.' with all the thief modern Pifeoveries and
Improvements of our own and other Cenn•ries, in thole ufeful
and elegant Arts, which not only contribute to the Happinefs, the
Convenience, and the Comfort of Civiliied and Social Life, but
even to the Prefervatinn and Prolongation of Life itfelf.
Printed for the Editors; and publithed by S. A. Oddv and Co.
No 27. Oxford-ftreet ;and W. Oddy, No. toS.oppofite Warwick
lane, Newpte-ftreet. Sold idle by every other Bevkfcller, Ste-
/itioner, and Newfman, in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-02-04

This day was pubiifhed, price 31 6d.
REMARKS ON THE OUDE QUESTION.
" Your Excellency knows, that the prayers of the oppreffed
are attended to by the A tram FITT. and often call /town his ven-
geance upon their opprefFors. No troth is more certain, than that
jultice is the foundation of the profperity of States."
Vide Lord Cornwallis 's Letter to the Nabob Vizier Afoph ul
Dowla.

London: Printed for lA'. J and J. Richardfon, Royal Ex-
change.
London, England, 1807-02-04

I am, Sir, your obedient bumble fervant,
- ---- -

Library, Folkftoue, July a ), rBos. THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor
Taos. TA v: OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lot
don, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge area;
Where, after a militant reildeuce of more than ao years, in e
practice particularly diredted to the cure of Venereal complain
and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both Ceres, wn
that invidable fecrecy which men of his profcflion flsould always
obferve, he flatters himfelf the advice and iffiitance he gratuitrufly
adminifters to perfons taking this medicine, will be ettecmeil, by
a difmrning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Altofold, by his appointment, for the convenience of Chore fir-
ing at a dittance, at the Perfumer's No 35, St. Alban's-ftreet, Pall
Mall ; the Toythop, 103, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborough,7- Fa'
itreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Do •
a Id's, Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billin,ge's , Liverpool;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon in every wa-
der-able town in Great Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only 21. 91,
catch, fealed up with full and plain direction:, whereby perfooa°'
either fox may cu re thernfelves with eafe, fpeed,fecrecy, and frier/.
N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is realmd up ith a itampr
on which, by favour of the CommiW,ners, is printedw the Stamp
Office— l'. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet—to imi.tattwhicb
felony, and all others ate cuuterfeit.

LONDON : Printed sad pi;blithed iiLIVIECIEENT. of
terbury-Place, Lambeth), at the Sroe,Orites. No. 0, Cosi'
ftreet. Publike4 ago at the Sr*jt Owes, Tana air*
London, England, 1807-02-03

ISLAND OF CURACOA

We are happy to inform our Readers, that this
fettlement, being the only confiderable polled-ton of
the Dutch in the Weft Indies, has become a Bt itifh
Colonial acquifition, without the Ids of a tingle man.
The following are the letters of our Correfpondents
at Falmouth on the fubjea :

" FALMOU FEB. t.

" Arrived the Dux E or KENT packet, Capt. LAW.
REECE, with mails from Jamaica, in 47 days palage :
the brings an account of the RESISTANCE frigate,
which failed from hence with the ARDENT man of
war for Buenos Ayres, having arrived at Jamaica
on the 25th of November, and failed again on
the i Ith of December : the carried information of
the recapture of Buenos Ayres. The inhabitants
of Curacoa haying expreffed themfelves willing
to place themfelves under the protedion of the Bri-
tint Govcinment, Admiral DACRES difpatched his
Majeily's (hips ARETHUSA, FISGARD, and LATONA,
EO take pireffion of it in his Majefty's name. His
Majefty's (hip POMONA failed :n company with the
packet, but having carried away her fore topmaft
and fluting her bowfprit, was obliged to put back."l
London, England, 1807-02-03

.arpenter.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Franchife, for the Rapofa, January 6, t 806, will be paid on
board this day. Recalls, Tuefdays and Fridays, at N 0.3, Philpot-
lane.

The Swift, for the Brie C;ebroeders, June /8, isot, will be paid
on the s7th of February, at No. 12, Staple's Inn, Holborn. Re.
calls Tuefdays and Thurfdays, at the famc place.
The Megara, for the Hoffoung, Sept. at, 18C4, will he paid on
the txth MR. at No. 9, New Broad-ftreet. Rccalla Wednefday
and Thurfdays, at the fame place.

The CROCODILE floop, which lately failed from
Chatham, in working out of Spithead on Saturday
fe'nnight, got aground on No Man's Sand, where the
tide left her quite dry. Proper aftiltance being F.iven
her at high water, the was got off without fultaining
much damage.
Wednefday lag the body of a man was feen floating
near Roche(ler bridge by a perf►n who was pafling
along it, and who gave immediate intimation of the
circumflance to fume watermen. The watermen
proceeded direCtly to the place where the body was
feen, and loon returned with it. The unfortunate
perf n was dreffed in a very refpeetable manner, and
had every appearance of a gentleman. Upwards of
20 guineas and tome raver were found in his pockets,
hut not any thing that 'could lead to a dircovet y of
his name or connections, and every enquiry to atcer•
tain to whom he may belong, has hitherto proved
ineffectual.—A Jury was hzld on the body, but as no
witneffes were found to give any account of the means
by which the deceafed came by his death, and as no
marks •of violence appeared upon the body, they
merely gave in a vcrclidt that he was—Fond drowned.
London, England, 1807-02-03

AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, WILL BE SOLD,

SUNDRY Spars, Yards, and Lower Malts, Cables,
Meffengers, and other Rope, Old Iron, Copper, Lead, &c.
Iron Ballait, Anchors, and other valuable Ship Stores, remaining
unfold, from the French frigates PRESIDENT, MINERVA, and
ARMEIDE—the former condemned as Prize to a fquadron of His
Majeity's (hips under the command of Sir THOMAS LEWIS.
For particulars apply to Mars. John Hawker or James Slade,
Merchants, Plymouth.
The two latter condemned to a fquadron of chips under the
command of Sir SAMUELOOD.—For particular* apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Madinat, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January 27, 1807.
London, England, 1807-02-03

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Cullom Houfe, Dover, on Thurfday, the ith of February.
18.7, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precifely,
A BRITISH-BUILT BRIG, (formerly a Col-
l- A. Her) Burthen about 99 Tons, with her Material/; and the
FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots.

TOR HOME CONSUMPTION.
934 Pounds Black Tea s9t Yards Mecklenburgb and
32 Raw and Ground Valenciennes White
Coffcc Thread Laces
8 Chocolate 3 India Shawls
S Suceades a Pair Gloves, and two pair
29 Pepper Socks, India
x Cinnamon 8 Cotton Wrappers
13 Nutmegs 2 Pidures
3 Bottles Otto Rofes 2 Brufhes
521 Gallons Wine
x 44 Pieces Nankeens
8 Ditto 1291 yards Mullin 20 Dozon ready made Corks
2 Ditto 24 yards Long a Signal Lanthorn
Cloth Cwt. qrs. lbs.
1 4 Demi Pieces Cambric 2 I 54 Small Rope.
London, England, 1807-02-03

MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL.

rj'HE Spring Courfe of Latures will commence
the beginning of February, viz.
Prat:lce of Medicine, by Hr. BAIiNeTOPI and Dr. Cuaar
Cbemiltry,by Dr. BADINGTON and Mr. ALLEN.
Experimental Phildophy, by Mr. Attest.
Theory of Medicine, and Materia Media, by Dr. Cox RT.
Midwifery, and Difeafes of Women and Children, by Dr.
}IAIGBTON.
Phyfiology, or Laws of the Animal (Economy, by Dr. HAIGN-
TON.
Struaure and Difeafes of the Teeth, by Mr. Fox.
N. B. Thefe feveral Led:tures are fo arranged, that no two of
them interfere in the hours of attendance; and the whole, together
with the Leaures on Anatomy, and thofe on the Principles and
Pratice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's Hofpi-
tal adjoining. is calculated to form a Complete Courfe of Medical
and Chirurgical !nitration.
Terms and other Particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker,
Apothecary to Guy's Hofpital.

STATE LOTTERY.
THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN.

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FIRST-DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW,
Februat y 4, will be entitled to

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
2 Prizes of L3OOOO 4 Prizes of L. 1,000
1 -- 20,000 6 300
s 3400 I &C. &C. &C.

PRESENT PRIM
Ticket - 111. tos. od.
Half - £.lO :8 0 I Eighth - 2ty 6
Quarter - L. s to o Sixteeenth - a 8 0
The only CAPITAL PRIZES already Drawn in the Prefent
Lottery. are
No. 24,490 L 20,000 I No. 23,815 L. Tomo
21,295 10 07.0 I 846 5,000
And all fold in Shares.

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!!
For the FIRST DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW.
CAR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxfnrd•flreet, near
Rathbons‘place, will continue to hays on Sale at their Office,
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, whilft any re
mains ; where, in the bit Lottery, No 12,103, a Prize of TEN
THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold in Sixteen Sixteenths; and
No. 6.35 7, a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, was fold in
in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sizteenths.
London, England, 1807-02-03

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WANTED, an Apprentice to a Surgeon and
Apothecary in the Country.—Apply to Mr. Weft, Sur-
geon, Abingdon, Berks.

XATANTED to purchafe a Freehold Eitate, fituated
V from Thirty to Eighty Miles of Londun, confining of a
good Family Rcfidence, with fuitable Offices, and from Forty to
Onc Hundred and Fifty Acres of Laud, furrounded by good
Roads.
if the Houle Rands in a Paddock the more agreeable.
Letters (poR paid) addreffed to Z. Y. at Moreland's Coffee
Houk, Dean-lbrect, Soho, will be pundually attended re,.
N. B. Likewife is wanted an excellent Family Houfe, with
from Ten to Twenty Acres of Parttime Land, to rent for three,
five, or (even Years, and then if approved of to be purchafid.

FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR PERTH.
TO DE I.FT,

THE HOUSE or CASTLE of METHVEN,
with a large Garden, Hot-wall, and Orchard. well Rocked
with molt kinds of the belt Fruit Trees and Bottles, all in full
Bearing The Houk has been lately painted, and is completely
fornithed ; the btuation healthy and beautiful. Entry at Whit
funday nest, though, if more agreeable, earlier port-Alan may
ptrhaps be obtained. The tenant may be accommodated with
what quantity of ground he inclines at a fair rent.
For further particulars application ruay be made to Lieutenant-
Colonel Robert Smyth, the proprietor, at h4cthvcri Caltic ; or to
Archibald Lundie, W S. Edinburgh.

CORRESPONDENCE COMPLETE, IN FRENCH AND

ENGLISH.—.THE SEEOND EDITION.
This day were publifhed, price 6s.
PAPERS which FORM the late NEGOCIA-
TIDN with FRANCE, In FRENCH and ENGLISH, pub-
tithed by authority. The Second Edition.
•• Mr. Fox's Letters addreffed to'M. de Talleyrind, were all
written in French. There Letters mull now be numbered among
the lalt Remains of that Iflultrious Statefman, whore lots this Coun-
try will long continue to deplore ; and it is fit they should be pre-
krved in the Language in which they flowed from his pen. The
only other Authentic Literary Produdtion of Mr. Fox, as yet be-
fore the Public,is his Admirable Letter to the Eledtors of Well.
minfter in rm. Tilde Pamphlets together make one handfume
Volume in Odtavo.
Printed for James Ridgway, No. 170, oppofite Bond-ftreet,
Piccadilly.

This day were publiflied,
Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Bvo. price in boards s6s.
ANECDOTES of LITERATURE and Scarce
BOOKS.

By the Reverend WILLIAM BELOE,
Tranfl3tor of Herodotos, &c.

Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; fold alto by J Hatchard, No. ism, Piccadilly.
Of whom may he had, by the fame Author,
Mifeellanies—confifting of Poems, Claffical Extradts, and Ori-
ental pologues. Elegantly printed in Three Potket Volumes.—
Price in boards, cos 6d.
London, England, 1807-02-03

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.—This ne-
ver failing Remedy for Children cutting their Teeth, which
was brought by a Family from America, where it has raved thou-
fands when thought paft recovery, through Convulfions, &c. for in
half an hour after ufing, the Child will gradually recover, being as
innocent as efficacious, and fo pleafant that none will refufc to have
their gums rubbed with it, immediately opening the pores, heals
the rums, and brings the teeth through —The Children of Mr.
Adams, %Vine Vault, Bennet- ftreet, Ratkbone place ; Mr. Blind,
publican, Oxford ftreet, facing Newman ftreet ; and Mr. Staple-
ton, No 13, John •ftreet, Great Portland Itreet, all have been faired
by the Soothing Syrup.—To be had only of the Proprietor of Sti-
racia's Italian Oils for making the Hair grow, No. 94, Newman-
ftreet, Oxford•road, and No. 42,Cornhill,at as. gd. a bottle,
London, England, 1807-02-03

TOR ZYPORTATION.

338 Pieces Eaft India Silk az Pair worked Muffin
Handkerchiefs, and 83 Sleeves
Tingle ditto i 4 worked Mullin Handker-
-2 Pieces Barcelona ditto, and chiefs
I angle ' 2 ditto Habit Shirts
a Piece co yards embroidered a ditto Caps
Mullin a ditto Bonnet
t Piece 8 yards EaR India t ditto Frill
Silk Some Patterns of Silk.
t 72 Pair Leather Gloves, long
65 ditto ditto fhort
The Goods to be feen the day before and on the morning of
the day of Sale.
A Depofit of 251. per Cent. will be required.
And on the following Day, will be Sold at the Ring's Ware-
houfe, Romney, in Sundry Lots—For Home Confumption,
a Lat Pounds Black Tea.
London, England, 1807-02-03

eALTASH CrIMMITTE6.

Lc rd EUSTON repotted from the Sal.afh Committee that Mr.
Ri.barts had not been enabled, from indifofttion, to attend his
duty on Thutfday, Friday, and Saturday, for which reafon the
Committee had adjourned from day to day till this morning, when
Mr. Rama having attended they went on with the bufinefs.
Dr BAILIE was called to the bar and proved the fad of the in •
difpofition, and Mr. Robarts was coufequtntly excufed fur not
having attended on the days fpecified.
London, England, 1807-02-03

TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, !cc.

THE Gentlemen in the Brewery are refpeefulli
informed, that the Saecharometer, with its 'late Improve
tents for sffertaining the Value of Malt, and the ftrength of Malt
Liquors; and Improved Thermometers, with private Scales for the
Brewery, are nianutaaured and fold as ufual by G. Atkins,
Mathematical Inftrument Maker, No. 536, Fenchurch-ftreet,
London. ,

A YOUNG LADY wifhes to engage as Governefs
in a Family, or Alba= In a Finilliirg School. She is ca-
pable of Teaching the French and Englilh Languages grammati-
cally, Millie and Faihionable Works.

•
Letters (pelt paid) addrelTed to A. B. at Mr Robert Gould's,
10. 21, Ludgate-Hill, will be immediately anfwered.
London, England, 1807-02-03

NEW INVENTED HATS.

IN confequence of the very great complaint of late
of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
7z, Strand, who has retided there thcfe twenty years, to try the
experiment of mixing Mole's Fur with Beaver, and which he has
found to anfwer his molt ardent expectations, not oily for their
durability, which on trial, will be found to wear out near two
fuch Hats as are made in the ukal way, the Mole Fur making
them fo much liner, and of a clofer texture than the various
nark Furs that are ufually made ufc of in the manufacturing of
Hats; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will not come off,
which has been fu much complained of, of late, as well as their
taking a molt bealstiful Black, which will retain their colour; and
being the manufatturer of his own Hats, he fells them at thelow
price of zI. ss. Ramps included.
N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants for
exportation —Army, Navy, folding, and Ladies Hats. Gentlemen
in the country mould fend the number of inches round the outlide
of the crown.

a Mole &ins bought in any quantity.—Letters port paid, re-
fpedling Mole Skins only, attended to.

FOX thole diftreffing Debilities which prevent or
render unhappy the Marriage State, (but cannot, with a due
rzgard to delicacy be mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience
tau proved Sir HANS Sl.O A.NE's RICSTORATIVi and RIANIMA
TING PILLS to be the molt certain and fovereign Remedy.
A Pemphlet more particularly defcriptive of their virtues, may
be had (gratis) at Mr. Perrin s, No. as, Southampton.ftrect, Co-
vent Garden, where (by fpeclal appointment) they are fold whole-
rale and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders
of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfons iu the Country,
enclofing the amount, frce of pottage, they will be immediately
forwarded. Price tos. 6d.
London, England, 1807-02-03

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN in a Regiment of One Battalion in
India will Exchange to a Second Battalion at home. A
lieutenant of a Regiment at borne (Osie Battalion) wanrvan Ex.
change to a One Battalion Regiment on Service. it Lieutet:ant
in a Black Corps withcs an Exchange to Dragoons A Captain in
a Second Battalion will exchange to the Well Indira A Lieute-
nant in a Second Battalion will Exchange to a Single Bartaliin
(India will be prefared). A Captain in a Garrifan Battalion
will exchangs into any Regiment at home. Two Cadetthips to
De difpored of, and feveral Conimiifions in the Militia.

Application to be made (it by letter pod paid) to Mr. Bonner,
at hlstltfice (or tranfodlicg Purchafe, Sale, and Exchange of
Commiffions, No. z 6, New Bond-ftreet.

MILITARY EDUCATION.

MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY
beg leave to inform the Nobility and Officers of the Army,
that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious
Houfe, at the village of Charlton about half a mile than of
Woolwich Common. The fituation is remarkably healthy and
pleafant, and befides an extenfive range of ground attached to the
premifes for cxercife,fomc of the Gentlemen can be accommoda-
ted with feparatc Rooms.
They will be inftrutted, as ufual, in Mathematics, Fortifica-
tion, Plan Drawing,acc. as well as in all other branches conneeted
with a Military education. They are alfo qualified for being ad-
mitted into any of the Military Eftablihments under Government,
and for the fervice of the Hon. Bait India Company.
For the plan and terms apply to Mr. Bonnycaftle, Woolwich
Common.

For chore who remain during the Holidays, a Matter rending in
the Houle attends daily, and the other Matters oecaGonally.

ONE GUINEA in THREE SAVED, and Com-
fort and Durability united in the Purchafe of COLL YER's
SILK STOCKINGS, fabricated with COT TON FF.E I', No. 146,
Fleet ftrcet. The aftonifhing rapidly increafing demand for the
above. being a full confirmation of their real and tried utility has
induced the Proprietor molt refpedfuliy to fulmtit their peculiar
and dritinguifhing excellencies to the known tafte and difurninent
of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, having jult completed the
largeft and molt elegant Affortment in the Kingdom for their in-
feedion. Ladies and Gentlemen's flout black, white and coloured
filk, from 7s. 6d. a pair, or three pair for a Guinea, to thofe with
the molt elegant rich clocks, Ins. 6d.—N. B. Every ether article
of Hofiery, when fold in quantities of three pair and upwards, at
precifely the wholcfale trade prices.
London, England, 1807-02-03

LIST OF PAPERS

PRESENTED RELATIVE TO THE COMMUNICATIONS WITS to.

RILIGN POWERS ON THE SUSPECT ON Tat SLAVS TRADE.
No I.—Estradt from a Difpatch from the Earl of Yarmouth to
Mr. Secretary Fox, dated Paris. July t. t W.—Received July 4.
gave M. Talleyrand a copy of the Addreffes prefented to his
Majefty, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Having read it,
he Paid, that he could not receive the communication regularly
from a parfon having no official character ; but that I might infant
you that, on a general view of the fubjed, the fentimenta ad
writhes of France Were runner to thofe of Great Britain, but tits;
no decifive anfmx could be given till they had confidered the be
terefts of their Colonies, which would take Toms time, the Tuition
being to them new.

No. 11.-.-Extract from a Difpatch from Mr. Secretary Fox to the
Earl of Yarmouth. dated Downing.ftreet, July s, tBo6.
If the difcuffion Ihouhi proceed, your Lordthip wifl avail yout•
felt of any favourable opportunity of reverting to the cubiet!! of
the Addreffea of the two Houres of Parliament refpedtlng the Slav
Trade; and of urging, that this opportunity may not be loft d
giving effect, by,the co-operation of Great Britain arid France, to
an objedt, the accomplifhment of which would be fo honourable
to them, and to intereiting to humanity.
No, 1111.—Fxtradt from a Difpatch from the Earl of Yarmouth to
Mr Secretary Fox, dated Paris, July 9. OW —Received July
I shred M. Talleyrand whether I thould write for inftrudtioos
to enable me to treat with Ftance for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade ; he laid, that the Emperor would tiretift that point what
thc others, of greater importance, were arranged.
No.IV —Fund from a Difpatch tom thc Earl of Yarmouth toMr.
Secretary Fox, dated Paris, July 24, Bo6.—Reccived July a.
I next mentioned the Slave Fade. General Clarke allured me,
that the Emperor would enter into immediate Negotiation upon
that point, whenever the peace was made • but that it could make
no article in the Treaty, as the queftion had not yet received the
neceirary eonfideration.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3.

PRICE OF STOCK S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, money, 611 f—for Feb. 6t 11.—Omninm kit prem.
Exchequer Fills, par to 21. prem.

At length we are enablea, by the arrival of the
Km:in:flag Gazette, to lay before oar Readers an

OFFICIAL RUSSIAN ACCOUNT
OF THE BATTLE OF PULTUSK,
FOUGHT 26TH DECEMBII.

LETTER FROM GENERAL BENNINGSEN TO TFIS
London, England, 1807-02-03

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Hi 4 Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been pleafed to
appoint the Rev. Charles Jervis, B. A. of Trinity College, Oxford,
to be one of his Royal Highnefs's Domeftic Chaplains.
The Rev. Thomas Jennings, Vicar of Dormington, is inftituted
to the confolidated living of St. Peter's and St. Owen's, in the city
of Hereford, by the ragnatlon of the Rev. John Freeman, of Lug-
wardine.
Ox FO a, JAN. 31.-laft week the Rev. Robert Hughes, B. D.
Fellow of Jefus College. was prefented, by William John Lenthal,
F fq. of BroadweU, to the rectory of Yelford, in this county and
diocefe, void by the celfion of the Principal of the laid College.
London, England, 1807-02-03

BIRTHS.

On the 29th ult. at Atherftone Hall, Warwickadre, the Right
Honourable the I.ady Grey, of a fon.
On the 19th ultimo, the Lady of Captain John Macdonald, 6th
Royal Veteran Battalion, of a fun, who died a few hour. after.
At Gant, Mrs Oliphant, cora daughter.
At Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant• Colonel Macdonnel, Affilt-
ant Adjutant-General, of a daughter.

CUSTOM HOUSE, BRISTOL, JAN is, t so 7.
To be SOLD by AUC PION,
By order of the Honourable Commillioners of his Majefty's
Cuftonu, _ _ _

On Thurfday, the sth of February next, and two following days,
liE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About siscwt. Mufco Sugar, 27Ms Refined Sugar,
272 Pounds Tamarinds 9 Pounds Starch
35 Ditto Succades 128 Bo tel Caftor Oil
28 Ditto Rice 41 Deal Ends
4 Ditto Pine Jam 7 Pieces Mahogany
24 Ditto Raifins 66 Prints framed and glazed
33 Ditto Cocoa Nuts ai Boats.
3 Ditto Pimento
In !mall Lots for the convenience of buyers, and clear of all
Dutie=, for Home Confumptioa.
London, England, 1807-02-03

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIAVCSLND, FEs. 2.—qailed the Sheeldons, M Donald, for
Jamaica ; Duckworth, Warming, for Honduras; New Jerfcy,
M'Crow, for Philadelphia ; and the Henry; Pype, for Dublin.

The Marquis of Lorne, White, from Riga to London, is cap-
tured by a privateer, off Yarmouth.
The Balance, Koinger, from Dantzic for Liverpool, is loft in

the Orkneys.
The Margaret, Landoll, from Glafgow for Jamaica, has put
Into Milford, and been obliged to unload.
Tht Brilliant, tattle, from Southampton for Guernicy, is on
there at Cowes.

The Providecria, Thomas, from Yarmouth fur Swanfta, is
loft uear St. David's Head.
NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS.

Captain J. Welt, to the Excellent; Captain Lake, re-appointed
to the Gibraltar ; Captain K. Mc. Kenzie, to the Valiant ; Captain
Raggett, to the Africane; Captain Role, to retain the command
of the Agamemnon ; Captain W. Peake, to the Etna ; Captain
Schomberg, to the Juno; Captain Mainwaring, to the Tartarus;
Lieut. D. Car 'met., to the Chrarful cutter
London, England, 1807-02-03

ESTAT! BILLS.

Lord ELDON gave notice that he fhould very fhortly propofe
that all their LoreMips' ftanding orders relative to Eftate Bills and
o r Private Bills where money was paid into the Court of Chan-
ct ry Should be referred to a C6mmi!tee or the whole Houle.—
The objects which he propofed were to relieve the Court of Chan-
cery from the preffure of bufinefs arifing front there Bills, and at
the fame time to do juftice to the fuitors in that Court.
The LORD CHANCELLOR exprcffed hig fatisfaelion at the
aseafure which the Noble and Learned Lord intended to propofe,
as did alto Lord WALSINGHAM.
• ADMINIcTRATION OF JUSTICE IN SCnTLAND.

Lord GRENVILLE gave notice that he fhould, on this day
fe'noight, prefent to the Houk a rill founded on the refolutions
faired Lift Scffion, for rendering more effedtual the Adminittra-
tiou of Jultice in Scotland.
Lord HAWKESBURY expreff^d a hope that fufficient time
would be given for the confideratioN of this important Mlle&
Lord GRENVILLE (aid, it wit his with that fufficient time
Mould be allowed for the confideration of tht fubjeCt. At the
fame time he mult remark, that ample time bad already been given
for its confiAtration once Taft Seffion, during which interval there
had been an opportunity of obtaining the opinions of proidlional
men of eminence with refpeet to the details of the nicafure, and
that if it wa% meant that an interval of equal extent fhould again
he :110wcal, it was evident the mer.kre could not be carried
tin :nth Parliament in the c,,iurfe of the prefent Seflion. That
fO.-. meafure of this nature mould be adopted without delay was,
h- corceived, of the greateft importance, not only on account of
the great defeds which were acknowledged to exift in the Admi_
riqration of Juftice in Scotland, but alto on account of the dif-
credit thrown upon that Houfe. in confequence of the great num-
ber of Appeals from Scotland, and which from their being it)
nurneenti, unavoidably met with much deity in their deciiion
Lord ELDON thought that confulerahle difficulties !till lay in
the way of their coming to an ultimate decifiou upon the propoicd
etwafure. Adjourned.
London, England, 1807-02-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. VANSITTART t r...usht in the Peodan Pty Commit-
fiorers Bill. Read a first, and ordered to be read a fecund time
to-morrow.
The Soldier and Sailor's Setidlion Bi!' wa• committed. in the
C..mmittec. Mr. STURGESS /SOUK INIF. carrel:fed his opinion,
that the Bill fhould be made perpetual, inftead of being limited to
aven ycarg.

Mr WYNNE thought that great caution ought to be cbfervetl
exteniing penal ftatutes.
Mr. PERCEVAL laid, that there was little occafion for that
e:itiiiion in converting high trea:tio into a maifdc.onatior which was
in CACI the effed of the bah

Mr. WYNNE thought it heft to limit it to feven years to
the prefect. The matter Light perhaps then be left to the ordi•
nary flatutea, and at ail events, it would be In the power of Par-
liament to ni ikc fuch provifions as the occafion might require.—.
Report to-morrow.
The frith Gunpowder Ad was committed. Report to-morrow.
The AT FORNEY GENERAL moved for a Copy of the Com-
milfion under which Meffn Bragge and Harris aded in examin-
ing the Barrack Accounts —Ordered.
He then g.tve notice, that to-morrow he woulli move for leave
to bring in a Bill to enable thefe CorandMoneta to compel the pro-
ducilion of Accounts.

The Grain Itittrcourfe Bill was read a third time and patted.

MUTINY BILL.

1 ord HOWICK moved the fecond reading of the Mutiny Bill.
Mr. ROSE wished to know whether the price of clothing for
the Royal Veteran Battalions was the fame as laft year.
Lord TEMPLE anfwered, that it was somewhat higher. He
was not prepared to elite! into the particulars at prefent, as be ex-
penal no clircullion ; Lut he would in due time fatisfy the Houle
on that point.
The Bill wa. then read a fecond time, and ordered to be com-
nikted on Friday fc'noight.
London, England, 1807-02-03

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
T "ORROWEVENING, FEBRUARY 4,
win be a!ted the New Comic Opera of
FALSE ALARMS ;
Or, MY COUSIN.
After which, for the &ft time, a New Ballet, called
EMILY;
Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION.
NI tailing—The Rivals t with the Siege of Montgatz.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO•MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 4,
will beaded the Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Patinae Macfycophant, Mr. COOKE.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE •
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG'.
This Evening—The Tempeft ; with Mother Gook.
London, England, 1807-02-03

NitUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY i.
His Majelly's brig GRAIISHOPPVR fails the firfl fa-
vourable wind, with convoy, fur Portugal and the
Mediterranean. Arrived the 'rowan, Candy, &Hy
and Margaret, and John and Sally, from London.
Sailed lag evening his Majelly's fhip HUMBER, with
a convoy for the Downs.—Wind N.

DEAL, FEBRUARY s.

Sailed the SPITFIRE Hoop of war, on a cruize.—
Arrived the Att low fchooner, and the PIERCER gun
brig, from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with
the reft of the (hips as per la& Wind S. W.
London, England, 1807-02-03

FROM BIRMINGHAM.

Extraft of a Letter from Mr. Swi N zy,letter.founder, Binning-
ham, to Mr. SCHOFIELD, printer, Dale-ftrect,Liverpool, dated
November 2,-t798.
ce pRAY have the goodnefs to inform Dr. &Ls:
A- la oN that a Gentleman in this neighbourhood wa, for a y ear
and a half fo ill; that he could (cart* keep fuftenance enough on
his ftnmach to fupport life, and that he is now periedly recovered
by the Cordial Balm of Gilead."
" Mr. Swinney, printer of the Birmingham Chronicle, in a let-
ter to Dr. Solomon, fays„ that be has frequently fold bottles of the
Cordial Balm of Gilead tb the fame people, at various times, and
never had any complaint to its prejudice; on the contrary, the de-
mand being fo great fur it, that he requefts an immediate fn.&
fupply per rft convenience."
FROM LUDI.O W.

Ludlow, March 29, 1798.

Sir—l have the fatisfadtion to inform you, that I have only two
bottles of your Cordial Balm of Gilead left unfold; and as a proof
of the Efficacy of the medicine, fcvcral of the molt refpeetable per-
ions in this neighbourhood have repea cd their purchafe, and ac.
knowledged to have received great benefit from taking it.
I am. Sir, yours, Bcc. THOMAS GRIFFITHS.
Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead Houfe,near Liverpool,in cos.
6d. and 335. bottles; the latter contain four of the former ,by which
the purchafer Caves 95. Every genuine bottle has a Ramp, which
bears the proprietor's name and addrds, " Saml. Solomon, Liver-
pool," to imitate which is felony. •

ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS,
Is the fife(' and mod immediate Remedy ever yet
compounded for the Cuse of Colds upon the Lungs, Asthma,
Cough, and Cunfumptive Cafes; to all which, the Inhabitants of
there Mande are more efpccially expofed, by the caoiftnefs of the
Air, that couftantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied
by a troublefome and eventually dangerous Cough : this if not re-
moved, daily increafes in obftinacy, extending its baleful effects
over the weak and tender frame, or wholly deftroying the fuse-
dons of the Lungs in more robuft Perfons
The Balfamic Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Robberds is
compounded to meet thole evils, to reltore the tone of the Chet
and its contents, and thereby difcharge that tendency to Conroe,-
non and Afthma, ever found to fucceed fuch injury of the Lungs.
In long eontradted and obftinate cafes, a few Bottles are neceffary
but in all recent Coughs, the Filth- alts initantaneoufly, and re•
ftores the Patient to his former Health ; leaving a doubt that his
Bind's proceeded rather from fancy than reality.
A CAUTION.--Obferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap-
/We, is engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle:
all others are counterfeits.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robberds,
Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pater-
nofter-row; and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No.
76, Oxford ftrect ; Stratton, Leicefter-fquare ; and molt Country
Booktellers, in Bottles, at is. 9d. and 6a. each,
London, England, 1807-02-03

POOR LAWS.

Mr. WHITBREAD pullponed his motion refpeeting the Poor
Laws, from mat Thnrillay fe ntlight. to next Thud.lay fortnight.
Mr V ANSI II'ART niuved,that In much of the Ac't of Union
with Inland. as referred to the importatiqn of fpirits into one
country from the other, fhould be referred to a Committee of the
wh.•!e !ionic. This was done, and leave was given to bring in a
Bill, to ft:lntr..: Ow pa ymt.nt of drawbacks on (Mats imported from
Ireland to tl.is country, or eat:crud front this country to Ireland.
Thr Can.da Woollen Yarn Bill was read a ['mond time, and
orslrred to be committed to morrow.

The SECRETARY at WAR prefcnted accounts. by order of
the H ode, relative to the number of recruits procured for the army
iu diill.rt.or years.—Ordcred to lie on the table, and to bt printed.
Mr. GII.ES gave notice,that he would on Virednefday move for
an Account of the Satarn.s and Emoluments of the Commlffioners
of the Sick and hurt Office, and their petitions after they retired.
London, England, 1807-11-17

NAPLES, OCTOBER to.

The orders which our Government iffued fame
time fince, prohibiting all interenurfe with England
and the Englifh, have not only been renewed, but
alfo extended to the emit of Dalmatia and the lo-
nian Itlands, occupied by French troops. In our
kingdom, the intereourfe with which might be Co be-
neficial to the Eng fleets and troops in the Medi
terrancan, all trade with them has been prohibited
by a new Royal Ordnance.
London, England, 1807-11-17

• .1
7.-4 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER i 7,
t. • . win be aged (for the firft time) a New Comic Opera, called
, 4i TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD..
The Scenes, Drefra, and Decoration ore entirely new.
.; ' 414 The Overture and Mule cornpored by Mr. Shield.
••tbkrittelpal Charadters by Mr. Thompfon, Mr. Bellamy, Mr.
Jones, Mr. Incledon, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Ring,
Mr. Farley, Mr. Litton, Mr. Fawcett. Mrs. Dibdin, Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Dickons, Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Lifton, Mrs.
C. KeMbk•
To which win be added a Farce, called
MISTAKE UPON MISTAKE ;
Os, APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEM.
Lord Liglithead, Mr. Farley; Walnsfl...y, Mr. Menden ;
Lady Mary Magpie, Mrs. Davenport; FA. Mrs. Matto.ks.
To morrow will be performed the Farce of Railing the Wind.

HAMPSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF BERKSHIRE,
Seven Miles from Reading, and Nine from Balingftoke.
-I- 0 BE LET (with immediate poireflion) for
Three, Five, or Seven Years, a defrahle MANSION
HOUSE, fit for the reception of a genteel Family. It confilis of
a good entrance hall and dining parlour, *6 feet by IS, drawinz
room 24 feet by 18, a breakfaft. parlour, feveral excellent bed
chambers, (avant, apartments, large laundry, kitchen, and other
dorneftfc offices of every defeription.
The honk is furrounded by a garden and pleafure-ground, and a
Farm containing So acres of arable, pafture, and meadow laid;
a good farm yard, barn, fabling, and other convenient buildings,
with extent-ne rights of common.
The fixtures in the houfe,audtbe farming flock, to be taken at
a fair valuation.
The roads are good, the neighbourhood refpeflable, and the
fituation remarkably dry and healthy.
For further particulars apply (ir by letter. poft paid), to Wm.
Atkinfon, Lrq. Chancery-lane, London; Richard Raggett, Efq.
Odihans, Hams; or to Mr. Campbell, at Heekfield, near Hertford
Uridge.
London, England, 1807-11-17

1172.1"M0U1H, NOV t 4.

The public dinner and ball given a few days fence
at the Royal Hotel, Glefier.row, was of the moll
fplendid kind. All the Fatkion here, the Officers
of the Garrifon, as well as feveral diflinguifhed na-
val charaeters, were prefent ; and Rosssu. never
gave greater fatisfation than in providing for this
fete. The choice(' wines, and every delicacy that
could be found, were ferved up. The band of the
13th Light Dragoons attended, and played feveral
pieces of mufic iii a very fuperior Gilt ; the claming
was kept up to a very late hour ; and the company
parted, highly gratified.
The weather has this week been tempefluous,
and the walks and tides have been very dreary.—
The gloom was difpelled by the opening of Haays Y's
public Card Altembly Rooms, built and fitted up in
a moll elegant and exper:five manner, for the amufe.
went of the Nobility and Gentry.
The public opinion of liasvcv's endeavours to
pleafe, could not be better conveyed, than by the re-
fpeelability of t::e company who attended them ;
among whom were—
Lord Hawke., Hon Mrs. Hawke, Sir George and Lady Pref.
cott, Major General Cotton ; Lictuethint Colonel Head, and Of-
ficers of the r3th Light Dragoons ; Lt. Col. Bingham; and the
Officers of ,he 33d; Mrs. and Mifs Grtenley ; Mr. G. Cbarri•
berlain ; Mils Dings, Mrs. Collins, two Mifs Bethells. Mr. and
Mrs. Prlte, Mr. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, Mr. Brooke, Mr.
Bligh, the Mifs Willem Mrs. Dagky, Mr. Purling, Mita Joyce,
Major Dudley, Mr. and Mifs Richards, Mr. Bradthaw, Mr. Ca-
ptl Curie.

The increafe of arrivals at this feafon of the year,
together with the great number of families that have
taken lodgings for the winter, furpanks every thing
before known at this watering place.
Lutes fitl ball at the King's Head hotel on
Thurfday evening, was genteelly attended, and our
Theatre was alfo (in confequence of the funnels of
the town), re•upcned this evening, for the winter, un•
der the management of Mr. Las, with the perfor•
mances of Forty Thieves and Of Age To morrow.
Mr. Las has engaged feveral Performers from the
Theatres Royal, Edinburgh and Dublin ; and the
whole acquitted thearfelves with much credit before
a very relpeetable audience.
The fpirit of building keeps pace with the linflux
of vifitants : upwards of one hundred bottles are
building on the Weymouth fide of the water, and
will be finitbed by the next (ummer. A new chapel
is alfo in contemplation to be built by Lady Bath,
conformable to the plan laid down by the late Sir
W. PULTEXEY.

Her Ladythip, on every occafion, fpares no ex.
pence in fulfilling her father's intentions that were
made known previous to his deceafe.
Admiral DIGIT left us yeaerday p Lord Bauca
follows immediately.

On Monday UR, Sir FILIIDERICI Ft.nov, Bart.tonk
the ufual oaths of qualification, as by law prefcribed
in the Iri(h Court of King's Bench, as Cultns Kntu-
lorum, and Chief Magiitrate of the County of Wes.
ford, in the room of the late Marquis of Eta,.
London, England, 1807-11-17

smi r, as Firft Martha' of the Hnnonrahle
LTA • Court of junice of the Colony of Demerara, hereby givei
Notice, that by virtue of Sentence decreed Ey the Paid Court, and
the Executions in eonfequence thereof, -he win expofe here by
Public Audtion, after the expiration of a year and Gx weeks from
the sth March, 1807, in behalf of John Douglas by Deed of Af-
figment of Anthony MeoAtena, as Trultee to tle Heirs of C. J.
Burehard Harkey; and D.Telford,q. j the Sequefters orTru Rees to
the Infolvent Boedel of Baily,Taylor, and Co all the Sugar Plan-
tation, called Belmont, fituate en the Weft bank of Mabaycl
River, with all the Slaves, Building', Plantings, and further Ap-
purtenance" thereto belonging, the property of Moles Buchanan,
C. P (or othtro).

The Invenrbty of raid Plantation may be feen daily at the
Counting Houle of MclTr4 Willink, and Co. Amiterdam ;
at Meffrs. Alexander Rots, and Co. London : and at Mr. John
Claditone, Liverpool
Three months after the day of Sale, the raid Court will take
into confidcration the preferent and concurrent claims.
Wherefore 11l and every one who may have any Claims on the
Proceeds or otherwife, of the laid Plantation, are fununoned by
Me, the raid Firft Marfhal, lo appear or fend deputies it the place'
aforefaid, on the firft day of the Seffions that Mall be held by the
Paid Court in the month of July, 1808, in. order to Lippert their
Claims, under fuels penalty againft the non-appearers as the law
diredts. MART. SMIT, Melt Exploitsur.
Demerara, Jere 16, 1807.
London, England, 1807-11-17

• NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
This day was publithed, price 35. bound In blue,

. .
illußrated by numerous Engravings,
AN EASY GRAMMAR of NATURAL and
A. EXPERNENTAL PHILOSOPHY, written on the Plan
of GOldlrnith's Grammar of Geography, and Rohinfon's Grain-
mar of Hiftory, and defigned as a Pradlcal Elementary Book to
fimplify the study of Philofophy in fchools:

. .
'By the Rei. bAVID BLAIR,
Authr:r of the Clafs Book of Exercifes in Reading, &c.kc.
In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Author has
followed the justly approved Plan of the Works above mentioned,
as far is the fubjeds would admit. the Elementary Principles
of every branch of Philofophy have been briefly explained, and
have been demonftrated and familiarized by experiments, in the
performance of which very little apparatus will be requitite.
Printed for It len ARD PaILLIrs, tiridge-itrcet, London, and to
be had of all Bookfellers, with the full allowance to Schools.

0! whom may ihortly be hal, in two hundfome volumes t amn.
LECTURES OH NATURAL and EXPILRIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY,
by Geo. GR wear, D. D. (erring as an elucidation and commen-
tary on the fuccecding Work, for the ufe of Teachers, and the Se-
nior Scholars.
London, England, 1807-11-17

POSEN, OCTOBER 7r.

Some hundreds of French prifoners, warmly and
well clad, have paired through this place on their way
home. The negociations that have been carrying on
between France and Attalla are drawing towards a
dole. Ihe good will of Ruffia towards France is
clear, ft om the circumflance of the Cattaro and the
Seven Mantis being given up, and the prifoners of
both tunics being fan home.
•

HAGUE, NOVEMER i.

The Enßlifh tranfport Annan: Czar, which was
firanded near Tukelde, w2s dafhed to pieces nn the
cuatt in the night, between the 4th and sth inaant.

VIENNA, OCTOBER.
The rumour that the Porte has made peace with
England has been prevalent here fevetal days pall,
anJ alto that the Englifh Minifier, Paget, is again at
Conflantinople. The nut Turkifh polL will of courfe
confirm cr contradia thefe rumours.

2 t.—Wallachia is abandoned by the Ruffians ; not
fo Moldavia, which, however, was to have been eva-
cuated, according to treaty, by the I(1 itiltant. The
Grand Vizier is not gone into winter quarters, as at
firft reported, at the foot of Hamus, a few marches
from Ruffchuck, but in and about Adrianeple.
A few days ago, a Courier arrived here, it is Paid,
from France, with difpatches addreffed direaly to his
Majefty. Not being opened here, his Imperial High-
ads the Archduke Phn let out with them in perfon
to his Mikity at Saltzburgh. The Emperor is ex•
pcBed here on the zyth.—From 'the Court Gazette.
FROM THE ITA (JAN FRONTIER, OCT. is.
The Journal Der Riglo Dakaata mentions, that the
thunder of cannon had announced the conclulion of
peace with Ruffin. The Tullis week to be put
again in poffeffion of Ockzakow.
There is a rumour at Conflantinople, that an
Engin fleet has appeared in the Red Sea, and land-
ed at Koffir, in Upper Egypt, a number of &pop.
London, England, 1807-11-28

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER sy.

Arrived his Maki fhip LIVILY, from Lifbon :
GLORY, from the Mediterranean, with a convoy 2
Roar and Seairseovraz from a cruise 3 alfo, a
fleet from Oporto. two of which are the Jane, SCOTT,
and the Betfey, Mcrae. The fquadron under
Admiral KIATRS arrived at Spithead this morning,
from St. Helen's. They are Paid to have come up
for the purpofe of being equipped for a more dillant
Ration, and are expeeted to fail again ffirirtly, as the
Ruffians are Paid to have got into the Tagus.
London, England, 1807-11-28

DIED.

On the aoth inftant, at Carlton Hall, Nottinghamflire. after a
few days inners. the only daughter of Robert Rantftleit, Efq
Saturday laft, at her lodgings in Covent Garden, Mrs. Macklin,
widow of the late Mr. Charles Macklin. Conic dial'.

Lately, Henry Parker, Efq. of the Tax Office, Somerfet Route.
Monday morning, fuddenly, at 111% houfe at i-lanimerfmith. Mr
lfaae Bell. The deceafed had fettled his worldly affairs previous to
hiS death, he having communicated to his daughter, on Saturday
morning, Me full conviition that be (tumid not live to tranfadfoms
bufinefs on Monday morning. The deceafed was a relation of Mr
13e11,Ahe oneeluppored Prophet in the Edgware Road, who died
4 few mot.ths nom He was originally a ihoetnaker iu Oxford
ftreet. He was taken violently in with a bowel complaint on Sun
day night, while in bed, which carried him off in about 3 hours,