Star.
London, England, 1806-05-13 00:00:00

HAMBURGU MAIL.

The Mail due on Sunday arrived this day.
The Ruffians, fo far from quitting the mouths of
the Cattaro, have taken polliffion of the ifaod of
Curzola, oppofite to Ragufa.
On the other hand, the French Minifier at Con.
flantinople has announced to the Reis Effendi, that
France, as the poffeffor of the Venetian territory,
*kiwi 0/1 thefe is Tgrigh Dalmatia, "Mania, &c.
which formerly belonged to the Republic of Venice !
While Namur's employs every artifice and pre-
text for acquiring new poffeffions, he negleets no
means in his power to confolidate the influence he has
already acquired in Europe. The Foreign Journals
are chiefly occupied with details, I clAting to the lit.

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dement of the cooneEtrie of the new 'Emperor in
the poffellions of which the different Powers have
been deprived.
PAGUIT. Aram 29.—Several French Generals are
daily Arriving here. The camp at Zeyft will be
again filled with French and Eatavian troops. An
expedition againft England is fpoken of, and great
preparations are making for it, in the event of the
negotiations between France and England being
broken off.

CO AAAAA one. Aran 29.—1 t is faid, that feveral
Englifh (hips of war have paffed the Great Belt into
the Baltic, and it appears certain that Tome Englifh
frigates are cruizing in the North Sea.
Several Englilh convoys have lately arrived in the
Sound, but wholly confining of Mips bound to Ruffian,
Swedifh, and Danifh ports.
CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 4..—The French Charge
d'Affaires here, M. de Ruffin, has had a conference
with the Reis Effendi, when it is affected he gave in
a note in which France lays claim, as poffeEng the
Venetian territory, to all the poffeffions in Turkilh
Dalmatia, Albania, &e. which formerly belonged to
the late Republic of Venice.
An order, by the Grand Seignior, has been feat into
AfiA, that only thofe troops which are already oil
their march for Europe to join the army intended to
aft again* the rebels in Serf* may proceed on that
fervice, but that no fret!' bodies (hall be fent.

Accounts Isaac been received from the ioalls of the
Black Sea. that a part of the Ruffian troops in Mol•
davia and Wallachia have received orders to break uj.

Sr. PRTIIR$111:111311, APRIL I9.—To.day the regi-
ments of Guards returned from the campaign, which
have been quartered for Come time in Gatfchina, &c.
march in here, and go into their barracks.
VSNICR, APRIL 21.-Our port is fill blockaded
by the Ruffians and Englifb, who fend all neutral
flips either to Theft, or quite away.
The report that the Neapolitan troops have left
Gaeta, and embarked for Sicily, wants confirmation.
VIBNIIII• APRIL s6.—.The French Arabaffador
here has received the prefents tradmitted from
France, for the perfons who were employed in con.
cludiog and figning the Peace of Prelburg : among
others, Prince John de Lkhtenfiein has received a
%buff boll, ornamented with the portrait of the Em-
peror Napoleon, richly fet with diamonds.
According to accounts from Dalmatia, the Ruf-
fians have likewiCe taken polfelEon of the fmall Hind
of Curzola, oppofite the Ragufan territory.

General Andreoffy, who has terminated his bufinefs
in Vienna, is gone for a few days to Hungary, and
returns next month to Paris, at which time the Auf-
man General Count Vincent is expeaed back from
Paris. The Archduke Ferdinand, whn is arrived
here from Ofen, will to-morrow fet out for %rt.,.
burg, to take as him the Government of his new
Del/orate.

BARNS or rat IRS, APRIL u.—The French re.
ceed very &Wetly in the fortification of Braman,
and have lately increafed the number of trenches,
and have put is raptifition many thonfand palifa-
does : they have alto put the mountain fortrefs of
Newhaus, near Paten, in the belt fiat of defence.
BARR/ or rut Lao+, APRIL 24.--Marthal SOUIL
(till has his head-quarters at Palau, Maths' Ney
at bitanningen, Medias! Bernadotte at Autpacb,
Martial Davoull at Elwangen, and the General of
Divition, Van Demme, at Landfhut. The troops
have been obliged to extend their quarters of canton-
ment, as in many villages the hay is fo mach ex-
hauled, that the peafants will be under the medley
of flaughtering all their cattle if, more forage &add
be required of them.
Auossvann, Aran. ao.—Private letters
,froeli
Italy mention, that the French have attempted an
■lank at Gaeta, bit bare been repulfed with Infs..—
The central deputation received the day before yet
terday pofitive advice that Martial Sou ter was above
to march for Italy with the troops under his com-
mand.

AVGISORG, Arars.•sg.—Yefferday a company of
French Artillerifts arrived from Landau, and pro-1
ceeded on their march to Braunau. Fifteen thotsfand
Außrian usfquets, taken by the French lag cam-
paign, have been fent from our arfenal to Munich,
the Emperor having 'giving them to our King.—
Though we have had a fharp eaR wind for thefe three
weeks, the putrid fever, in the fouth of Germany,
continues to rage. The mortality here is greater
than in 1770 and 1771.
&victim', Aram 27.—The differences with the
Magifirates of Nuremberg are fettled : The day be-
fore yefterday the Nuremberg hoftages left this, un-
der a military efcort ; and yefterday the mtsfqiieteer
Kraus, whofe linen oec dinned the difference, return-
ed to his regiment. Toda• the greateft part of the
foldiers quartered in tte villages come back here.

MUNICH, Arad 24.—A train of heavy artillery,
which was lately cc unterrnanded, goes aftufdly to-
day from our arfenal Jellified from Braunau. It is
laid that Braunau and the Innviertel will be ceded ;
hut not in favour of Bavaria, but of France, which
will place there a French Prince or Marthal, as Duke
or Margrave.

It is laid that the civil poffellion of Anfpach will
not be made over directly to Bavaria. but to France.
The Fruition Commit:Goner is laid already to have
received new full powers from his Court, and Morthal
Bernadotte from the Emperor Napoleon.

I MAW Berthitr has ordered hick here Come oil
ble holies that were already on tiieir way to Stral:
burg.

The report of nearer family conne&inns between
France and Bavaria, being in contemplation, finks
and rifer alternately.
25.--The Emprefs of Rut has fent by a
courier as prefent to our Queen a fuperb Turkifh
(bawl. We are allured that the bell harmony begins
again to ezift between our Court and that of S:. Pe-
i teriburgh, which has given occalion to different re-
ports, and among others to that of an approaching
marriage between our Prince Royal and a grand
Duchefs of Raffia.

Hattori*, MAT S.—General BARBOU, with his
tisite, leave Hanover on the 6th to return to France.

HAWAII, Aram 29.—The corps under Martha]
Ney takes the diredlion of Donauefchingen ; it is be-
lieved to be deßined for Helvetia.

The public journals fey, that the Primers, mother
of the Emperor Napoleon, will receive a Principality
in Italy.
Bases or TNII MAINS. An&IL 29.—The reports
in circulation,lthat the Senator, Beauharnois, is in.
ended for the place of Supreme Head of the Hel-
-1 Sietic League, acquires every day more confiftence.
It is raid that he will govern Switzerland under the
title of Landannage for Ire, but that at his death the
country will pars to his fon•in-law the Eledoral Prince
of Baden. Should thisprojeift be carried into execution,
we than fee reign at Naples Prince Jofeph, the bro.
ther of the Emperor, in Upper Italy ; Prince Eugene
Viceroy in Switzerland ; the uncle of that Prince,
the brother In law of the Emprefs; along the Rhine
to the Maine 'I the Eleaoral Prince of Baden, fon-
in law of Mad. Benharnois; from thence to Holland,
Duke Joachim, brother in law of the Emperor; and
in Holland the brother of that Monarch.

It appears certain that the EleSor of Baden
will extend his pofetlions from the frontiers of
Switzerland, along the right bank of the Rhine, to
the Main. We are affured that the negotiations on
this fnbjett, between France and the Landgrave of
Heffe Darmllidt, art entirely concluded. That
Prince cedes his poffeffions on the left bank of the
Main, which conalt chiefly of tee Principality of

Starkenberg, for which he receives a complete in-
demnification in Wellphalia. Manheim will defini-
tively be the refidence of the Eleeloral Prince of
Men.

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Balsas, MAT 3.—The Cabinet Mini(er, Count
Keller, is arrived. Count Hardenberg has been fo
engaged tince his return from Tempe!berg, that his
intended journey has been deferred till to morrow.
The Regiment Son Armin, with feveral third baits.
lions of foot and fqsadrons of hulTars, are marched
'to•day for the frontiers of Pomerania. Field Martha!
Mollendorf, who is already departed, will command

'this expedition.
A courier is arrived from St. Pete' (burgh, and
another is difpatched thither. A chaffeur is gone to
London.

The corps of Gen. Ralkreuth will be flrengtbened
by the tronin from other prams, Frankfort, Stet.
tin, Reinfberg, Btc.
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The other Regiments of our garrifon nill on the
field ellablifbment expefeevery hour order. to march;
H,MauaoH, APRIL 6.—M. Nrcnosas, the Eag
lid C.onful here, has fignified to the merchants, that
all Blips which had taken in their lading before the
blockade, and (hips in ballaft, may leave this port,
on applying to him for proper certificates. The
famw has been declared at Bremen. &c.
His Excellency E. Thornton, Efq. Englifh Mini.
der

here, having received his Majefly's declaration
as Eleftor of Hanover againft Profile, defired to have
it lnfetted in the Hamburgh papers; but this was op
poled by the PrufGan and French Minders. Mr.
Thornton therefore, not to compromile the city, and
having received an affurance from the Senate, that
any declaration which might hereafter come from the
Pruffian Court, should likewife be refufed infertion
in theHamburgh papers defiled from his requifirion,
and has had it printed on a paper apart and diflri.
bated on his own account. His conchs& on this oc-
cafion is highly commended, and he is indeed in ge-
sterol much efleemed here for his conciliating and alai
cable manner, which form a Ariking contrail to the
imperious tone of the French Minifier.

Mr. R. Aroma is appointed our Molller Plenipo-
tentiary to the Court of Vienna, and will fet off on
his embaffy in the courfe of the prefent week.
The Hon. Mr. EARDLIY, Mr. EDWARD HOLLAND,
and three lades, detaincd in France fince the com-
mencement of the war, landed a few days ago at
Fowey
The Duke and Duchefs of MARLBOROUGH arrived
in town on Sunday, the Lift time this Seafs-4, from
their feat of Blenheim, in Onfordthire.

Saturday fe'osight, being the anniverfary of the
birthday of Lord Vifcount FORBSS, fon of the
Earl of GRADIARD, who completed his ash year, the
fame was obferved with uncommon hofpitality and
conviviality at Caine Forbes, the family feat.
The comps& eftate of Thaives Lot was fold on
Friday at Garraway's for 26,0001.
Mr. MELLISH has (targeted the whole Turf, by
offering a bet of ao,oco gnineas, p. p. that he will
perfonaily ride on horfeback, from London to York,
the dittance between which places is near azo
within ha h up.;
Asstzs nr &SAD —There being no Court of
Aldermen this day, the Lord Mayor, after infpeEling
the returns, ordered the price of bread to continue
ihe fame a, laft week.

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APPII4S.—On !foreign 7 4
Lie 22d a
Indianian, which had arrived at Copenhagen in the
condi of the winter, left thefe roads. Immediately
afterwards the Englilh armed (hip lying here, let fail
in order to purfue the former, and aeccrJing to all
accounts, the Eaft Indiaman was aftei feen
taken in tow by the Englith /hip of war.—Yellerday
the Engli(h fhip of war Haar, of t¢ guns, arrived in
thefe roads with a fleet of merchant (hips from Liver-
pool.

FALMOUTH, MAT 10.—Arrived the Dania) Jogger
Palellion, detained by the Ranger sinter and &trey
privateer ; Graff John Bernstoff, B .LLMAN. from
Charlenon, detained by the A:live solvatesr and his
Majeßy's ship Acatcoac ; Gertrsde. Cumin. from
London ; brig Carl Edward Bornies, PATE a V.. from
St. Croix for Frederickßadt, with fugar, e•• ffec, &c.
detained by the Miranda privateer, Captain SMow,
which is alto arrived. Wind S. E.
i'LTMOUTO., MAT ft.—Came in the Alexandre,
of 74 guns, from the Well Indies, prize to Adtniral
Duczworroc's tquadron the is under jury math,
having been three times difmaßed by gales of wind
on her voyage, and fo leaky, that all her lower deck
guns are thrown overboard: the is going up the
harbour ; la Loma, of 4o guns, from Cork, with
the Spanifh schooner Prince de la Pais, with one 24.:
pounder, captured by la Lois.; the Dania Sip
Anna Catherina, Capt. 'Noncom, from Bourdeaux
to Hufum, detained by the STAUNCH gun brig,
which is alto arrived ; the Dania galliot Goede Bad-
llcab, Capt. Lvao, from Bourdeauz, to Bergen, de-
tained by the AT/IGNITE, of 18 guns; the Eliza of
New Orleans, from New York, to Bourdeaux, with
agar and coffee", detained by the Iris of gams
and the Sea Horfe tranfport, from the Cape at Used
Hope, with troops.
COMES, MAT 112.49.1TiTed the HOPE CUtteri: 0611
I of Commodore BLAZE'S cruisers, on the Guernfey
Ration, with a feizure of too canc. of fpirits.—The
embarkation of the troops for the EaR Indies and
the Cape having been completed on Saturday, the
Blips and tranfports dropped down to St. Helen's yet;
terday evening, and will fail tomorrow.
Doyle, Mar 12.—Sailed this morning his Ma-
jelly's gun brig STIADT, on a cruize ; alto the brig
Ann Catharine, Captain H , of and for Chrif.
tianand, in WWI Patted by to the weaward a
convoy from the Downs. Arrived the Nit.. cutter,
from a cruise. His Majelty's gun brig BLAZES is
gone by here for the Downs, with a large (hip the has
detained.—Wind N.E. and moderate.

S , May la.—Sailed from the Nore
yef-
terday evening the Fauna, brig of war, with the
trade under convoy, for Tonningen. The Baltic
convoy is ordered to fail from the Nore on Tuefday,
the aoth inft.—Wind N. W.

DEIIL, MAT EL.--Arrived the URGENT gun
from a cruize, having fprung her foreman; SEAGULL
fool), from Yarmouth ; Indus EMI India fhip, from
the Riser, and failed through, under the convoy of
the Margot, the Harriot and Ocean EaR India !hips,
and the reit of the outward-bound, for Portfmouth.
Arrived the Manua' gua brig, from a cruize off
Mend, and the. York fore Otip, from the Ricer,
bound to Antigua. Sailed the Timms gun brig, for
Dungenefs.—Wind N. E.
Yttassoura, MAT 11.—Arrived the ARUM., fri-
gate from Hufum ; the Srazatv, of 64 guns, Cott-
110RANT and SPY Poops of war, and STALLING gun
brig from a cruize. Remain in the Roads the fhips
under Admiral Rums., viz. Majenic, Regulus,
Refolution, Stately, Agincourt, Didlator, Roebuck,
Nafrau, Flora, and Ariadne frigates, Spy and Cor-
morant Hoops of war, and Starling gun-brig. Se-
veral foreign (hips fent in by the North Sea Fleet.—
Wind N. E.

LIITH, MAY 8 --Thurfday arrived in our Roads
the fhip Sophia Augufla of Hambargh, Lacreio
SMIDT mailer, from Lubec, laden with a general
cargo for the Ifle of France, detained and fent in by
the Sally armed Ihip.
FROM LLOYD', LIST.

OzATAIT/40, MAT rt.—Ma/fed by the Peggy, Hogge, from
Gotterburgh; Olympus, Smith, from Teneriffe ; Anna Marla,
Rocioff. from I.ifbon ; Refolution, Smit ; and the Anna Dorothea,
Savage. from Norway. Sailed the Adeona, Hewitt; and the
Maria, Croney, for the Cape of Good Hope; Catharine and Ann,
Jollard; Johanna, Gibfou ; Endeavour, Waldegram; and the Eli.
gehesh, Appleton, fin Gibraltar; Liberty. Johofon ; DulpLin,
Creater ; Ageonorla, Gray ; Fame, Anderfon ; Griffin, Praat
Venture, Seine; 10, Capp; Elizabeth, Harkin; Hope,
sod the Jonge Thomas, Brodertuo, for Tonningen.
MAT ts..—Paffed by the Jane, STOtt, from ; Enchard;,
Marty, from Norway; Anna Maria, Welt, and the lunge J..
heLme, ........., from Vareil.

Foot Racts.—A foot race was run yeaerday
morning in Hyde Park, between Gurley, who won
the great race at Brighton hilt fummer' and a Soldier
in the Foot Guards. The match was for 4.0 guineas,
and the dillanee 300 yards. Gurley heat his a.'var-
fary by shoot five yards. ft was a clofely cancelled
race until the parties arrived within 30 yard.. of the
goal of viEtory. About cow fpeeators were prefent.
A match his been made between Lord Lowaau
' Swamis, and the lion. EDWARD HARBOR!), to be
determined on Friday next in LorJ's Cricket Cravat
The parties are to run one huocireil yards for one
hundred guineas. The betting,, which arc fis,4 to
be confide:ably, are nearly equal.

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MiLY tll ER AD E.
On the Oh inflaqt the Gnrtifon it
ing of the 17th Dragoonsobe 3d, or Buffs, Otil•
87th, and 88th itegirnents of Infantry, gave a fplen-
did blsiquerade, Ball, and Sapper, to a numerous
and fafitionable party. All the beauties of the neigh-
bourhood were prefent.
Two large mefe-roonu were elegantly 'fitted up
for the occafton, fplendkily lighted, and, decorated'
with Uanfparencies of 4. Qon /aye the king," and
other appropriate devices.' which added much to the
lufire of the feene. The fpace between die rooms
(about any yard.) was entirely covered in by fix
loge met** teats, the polls and walls of which were
decorated with throbs and flowers, among the wreaths
of which a profullon of lamps were interfperfed
with infinite tafle.

It is impolfible by defcription to convey an adequate
idea of the magic and fairy fcene this villa, between
the ball and (upper rooms, prefented : it refembled
an enchanted cave, or grotto, of which we lead in
the Arabian Nights' Entertainment. Here the lons
of Comus had ample (pace to play their merry gam-
bols. There were upwards of two hundred milks,
and a proportionably (mall number of dominos.—
All the charalters were fupported with a propor-
tionate degree of life and (pit it. .
Amongli the molt dillinguifhed, we perceived the
following :
Father Molligeto. an Irifh Prick molt ably and lu-
dieroufly fupported.
A merry Son of Crihhs, who fang feveral droll
longs, as he mended old (hoes in his hall.
A French Hair-dre.Ar who profeffed being able to
do every thing for the ladies ; an ,:xcellent mafk, and
well fupported.
An /rift Spalpren afforded much amufement, by his
drollery and national humour.
, A Das binds, who (poke the Callihan language
~ fluently; and feemed deeply read in the works of the
p famons Teliciana de' Silva, from Whom he made
many ludiricius and apprbpriate quotations.
lit 14.-tisoff excellent Sorteisi Porno, who feemed to
all the drollery and magas difiped by Cer-
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IFIVior Pa for, who diMilioted an excellent and
Wit table handbill ;an iliteintimoh good charadler,
- am abse ably fupported. The Donor made num-
balers happy and appropriate quotations, mouthed
, liA Greek like thunder, and poured forth torrents
' Vad catmaits of all the dead and living languages
liritlitiiitsornmon volubility. He could not, however,
prevail on any of the fans of Mars to take a peep
into a Clothe with him, noetrithllanding his repeated

Illbortations to that efiea.
Three excellent flariegaia4who leaped and danced
lishb grace, cafe, and afliVity.
Three airy CofinteSset ; a itiod Punch Mum
A SpasnA Bailer, Dencer, and his Minorca WO, in
real coftume ; fine figures, and ably fttpported.
The Grata defervedly entitled their appellation: an
% issabrgeenei a Lady Fair, Stranger, and Fria; a
&otO_of Savoyard', with organ, tambourine, Sec.;
* eind Chieftain, a fine figure, whom the Knight
at La Mancha fancied to be the Giant Caraeuliam-
see, Sovereign of the Hand of Malindrania, and
%fined on his aeknnwledging Signora del Tobofo to
1. be the moll pedal, the molt beautiful, and the molt
matchlers of her fex. This the proud Caledonian
seftifed, (eying, he'd be d—n'd but there were as
handforse Jaffee in she Highlands as her; be the wha
the may. A tournament caned (in confequence)
between the Knight of the Woeful Countenance and
the Brandilher of the Andra-Ferrara : the combat
continued fur a long time, with much dexterity and
adroitneft, till Minerva interfered, and reconciled the
combatants. The antique tricks of Soothe, on his
little Borica, during the tournamast, were replete
with Spanilh .•
An Ogg Girl; a good charaNt.
NarfeA and 'Mid an eicetentligure.
A Devil, tempting the fair Dattibters of Eye to
eat the Apple • diabolically well fupperteel.
A row Norval, and leveret Aidessi Lade, ele-
gantly duffed, fpuke Gallic fluently; excellent
groupe.
A number of well fed Friars, who) were very aIL•
doom in confefling the beautifolNtins.
A groupe of Waggoners and Eag!fb FOINIKl; agood
groupe.
Shrjbadr, Skfiderd#l, •FleWer and Fruit Girls ; all
l'opported with life and Writ.
A good groupe of Mitt ; an excellent Gyliy.
Forms Tar ; a good /rift Skald poffelred much
wit ; fame dlibaaded old Solders ; good mattes.
Arthalf pie twelve the different bands (truck op
14.G,0 cave the King," which was the lignal for un-
milking and going to (upper. The fißive board
was welt covered ; mirth was the parole, wit the
enuntesfign, and harmony the general order of the
slay. The different characters, without their walks,
prefented a moil laughable appearance. Here, a
lovely face and faowy bofom, were habited in the
dick if a Gipfey ; there, a gruupe of Witches, and
Weird Sifters. (ported charms that might difputr the
apple with the Graces. Here an old Gentleman of
the lalt Century, was affidnous in his attention, and
line:led to by a beautiful Hcbe of fixteen.
The whole formed a melange the molt intereßing,
the guelts occafionally refumtng their charaiters. In
Clot I, wit was darted about like a Ricochet (hot.
About half pall two, the dancing without stalks
re commenced, when all feemed quite renovated and
alive ,Fo the merry pipe and tabor. At half pall
:our, all feparated, highly pleafed with each other,
41:d Come, no doubt, not a little with thernfelves.
The General and his Gate were in uniform, as
were four of the Stewards, who conducted the Mar-
querade. •

On Wednefday the aid ult. a very uncommon
phenomenon was obferved at Arbroath, between the
hours of two and four P. M. A bright Halo ap•
peered round the fun of a very uncommon magni-
tude, diameter being 54° ; alto a large luminous
circle parallel to the horizon, diameter about 98°,
altitude equal that of the fon. Its centre nearly
the zenith of Arbroath. The periphery of this
circle paired &rally through the centre of the fun ;
on the calicrn part of this circle two beautiful parhe.
ita were dillinetly viGble, as alto two much more
efplendent oa the widen] part.

Rena ACADEME. i. 3 •••5,41
EXHIBITION--MAY, as 6.
S. Love Steltered—H. Tuostsmr, R. A.—The fe-
male figure, the principal in this groupe, the idea of
which is taken from a well-known Ode of Anacreon,
is of a rather voluptstbus charater, and well painted;
but the fpeaatnr is at a lofs to conceive the met in.
tention of the artift in the dillribution of his lights, or
whence there lights originate.—The motto of the
piaure is—
' fee A COLO ILMIT, MOST. and rim way TO TIE MIN,
And I have lull my way, Ma'am; fo pray let me lee."
" A cold rainy night," and yet the glare breaking in
at the window, and fparkling upon the wings of Cu-
pid, mull be either that of the wog or of fighttairg. If
of the latter, how does the term " cold" well apply I
or if of the former, how " rainy r' The teat, " wet
to thejkin," ftippofes the previous difguife of drapery;
but Mr. Thornton has reprefented the little god as
coming in propria perfofea, naked—Now all there things
united, produce a kind of eemeorelia Afore in the mind
of dye-critic which it is for the painter to explain.—
In other refi;eits, the defign and competition of the
piabre are highly commendable, and the colouring
is vivid, and of a pleating variety of tone.
5:7. A North View e Manyom Ands, Devostbire.
—E. G , R. A.—This is the predation of
a veteran artiß of great refpatalsility, who early
in life adopted a manner of his own, well calcu-
lated to convey a kind of -Mort hand difplay of
fablime and beautiful etre& as they might prefent
themfelves to him in nature. His piaures, in gene-
ral, may therefore rather be coVidered atoil &etches
than finiflaed works; among which, the fubjea be-
fore us gives a very corred as well as a poetical idea
of the fcenery it reprefents,thotigh not ezatly tricked
oat accoreEq to the prevailing folZiosi, in all the colours
of the rainbow

229. Profilers and Miranda.—M. A. Sass, R. A.—
This is Mr..Shee's principal attempt in the prefent
Exhibition, and is very creditable to his talents a a
poetical painter. There is much of fuperlor intelli.
Bence depißed in the face of Profpero, and of enthu-
fiallic admiration, mixed with awe, in that of the gentle
Miranda. There is alfo a wildnefs in the furround-
ing fcenery, well aorrefpondiog with the text of our
immortal Bard, but the colouring of this pitture,
though bright and Riewy, is not in Mr. Shee's very beR
Rile. The mates of white are rather too obtruflee.
64. Stirred Rear at Sotage Gaye, es Me river
Gareps.—T . DAIIIBI., R. A.—This may be a true
portrait the place reprefented, but we cannot ap-
prove of the flue in which it and feveral other pic-
tures of the fame Gentleman in the prefent Exhibition
are painted. If the colouring be that of EaR India
nature, Mr. D. tile departed from his former ideas
on the tubjett.—ln our eyes it is moll offenfively
yellow.
183. Portrait of Sir William
R. A.—This is a very finely painted portrait, and
we think a cerrea likenefs of the intelligent original,
but not equal as a piiture, in all its parts, to tome
others of this artill's produltions.
209. 7hc Maze Maid and Farmer': Boy.-.--W. R.
Bioa, A.—This is not one of the beR of this Gen-
tleman's produaions ; the dery is tame, and the
colouring heavy—moreover the idea usurreyed to the
fpedtator by Mr. B.'s mode of telling lit Rory is not
of the moil chaße defcription.

•
Yefierday being the firft day if &swing the pre-
fent State Lottery, No. t6,25z, the Fourth Drawn
Ticket, a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds, was fold
in a Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares,
by Ricaaansox,Goont.ucx, and Co. at their Offices,
Cornhill and Charing Crofs, where Tickets and Shares,
warranted undrawn, continue on fale.
. Saturday, Jenkins the bankrupt, late linewdraper
in Cold Bath-fieldi was brought up for further exa-
mination, before the Cornmiffior ?I.& at Guildhall—lt
will be remembered, that at feveral previous culla.
nations, there appeared a deficiency of nearly tloool.
in the bankrupt's effeas, which he could not account
fort he having nothing fie& to offer, was remanded
to Newgate.
At Bow-fireet, on Saturday, a woman, for nabbing,
in a drunken fit, a coachman, her intimate acquain-
tance, was committed until his life is declared out d
danger.—A genteel young man, for bigamy, was
again remanded, until an anfwer arrives from Wale',
Where the fecond marriage was celebrated.
Tuefday left, William Bryce, carrier in bfaybol-,
caning late throtlgh the pals at Ardmilan-hall, with
a cart loaded with fah, at Balhmtrae for Girvan, the
cart fell over the precipice, carrying along with it,
the man and the bode, who were both found dead
next morning. It is fuppofed that the man had been
riding on the cart, and afleep.
Lail week the counting-houre of Meth's. Barkworth
and Dowfon, of Hull, was entered by means of a falfe
key, the locks of the deli opened, and eighteen gui-
neas taken away out of one of them. he robbers
appeared from feveral eircumilances to have been
well acquainted with the premifes.
_ _ _

Peter Atkinfon, who received fentence of death at
the kat York adzes for wounding Elizabeth Stock.
den, with intent to murder her, and was tefpited till
Tuefday lati, was executed on that day.
LaR week as George Rayfnn. private irt the ad
Surrey Militia, was fitting upon a wharf near Scul.
coates church, and Using in the river Hull, Come of
his comrades out of a frolic Rruck him with (he crane.
He fell into the river in confequence, and was drown-
ned ; his body not being found until near two hours
after. He was a very deceiving young man, aad
highly elleemed in the regiment.
In merchant veffels, where the complement of men
do not allow the attendance of a medical man, and
where flight accidents daily occur, which from fah
provifions and conflitutional bad habits degenerate
into foul ulcers, we have no helitation in recommend-
ing Spilfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops as an al-
terative medicine, highly ufeful in healing filch ill
conditional Cores. In eruptive cafes, glandular ob
firneiqns, rr irritation of the Rnmach Cicala excels of
bile, no medicine is better calculated than this Anti-
fenrbutic. and is worthy the attention of thofe trifle.
ing warm climates. It is necelfarf to allc for the
Parisor ANTISCORSUTiC DROPS," with the King's
duty printed in black ink inflead of rad ink, fold as
arnal at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho-comic, in
bottles of ss. W. los. and 11. ss. duty included.

HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the ftudy, and been
gratified by the molt eonfiderable pradUce hi that branch
which I thought proper to fekdt, I trait that I have not more mif.
employed my time than tins& who, In the extenfive field of the
profeMon, are occafionally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that fueeds which is acquired by concentrating the
intelledual power to one clefs of diforders.
The diktats of DlSllll.ll'Y.are peculiarly dlftrefSng, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de.
preffion of all vital energy, exiftenceitlelf becomes embittered...-.
Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the deltruc-
sive habits of fchoolboya,or the Indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the moll affiduotts profcffional &ill ; but by the ignorance of
uneducated men, the fymptoms arc aggravated, and the conflitu.
Lion is deftroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of SURGEONS,
I ground my peen-name on regularity of education, and poffeSing
every privilege to predice, I feetmyfeif entitled to that coofidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the firft fenfations of local wealtnefs, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fatter,
from a confcloufnels of the uumanlinefs of the vice which rattled
his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family
phylirian, and broods over hi. infirmity with careful concealment,
it mutt be fatisfadlory for him to be allured not only of capability
of treatment but alfo of the moft inviolable feerecy.
And is reccntVenercal Complaints it Is poffible to prevent pain,
danger or diftrefs ; in the molt complicated csfes it is the acquire-
ment of exclafive experience in this line to died a fate, certain,
and fpeedy re-citabilOsment..
. .

nifer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fee who
are elided with any kind of DEBILITY, Of any fymptonts of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all tares the trtnu of remu-
neration are Rated on the Bra interview.

Patients in the country are expo:fled to inelofe a Bank note and
are ravelled to (pacify their age and manna of laving.
MARTIN BREF,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London•
No. 29, 4rundel•llteet, Strand, rear Temple Bar.

SALES BY AfferlON,
Noßve
b raised the Maid.' Head fee, b Harwich, an Seithlay, the
31ti day of this halbert May, at for etlrsch, mulch fiudir
dirpekd rd by Private Conrad,
A VERY defirable Efiate in Eel To ddeni) am y
Ll Haeltedig, arid Rairsebei laossa, Is the bobsetleu et Ro-
bert Reeked, wilco Loeb dakked at hilkabiessa ant, esidlibit
el a Pares Hook, with diddikey Rsrdlata, teingt, mg shoot
3So Acres at Ardis, Meadobasell Psßure Leal
The nate is lo a god Oportioe Ceseuvon V rl6oseG,
hood abounding wM Orin% oat the Tubblbs Sts IMO
[eves Miles from Derdwas, salad kerni
Pardeban may he Meow* by applying
aseetkot U.S
ham, where a Ow af the Vibe may be Coen.

NORFOLK.
On Ivinnany, the id day Dates MA, at the Angel Inn, Barr
Bt.
Bt. F.AbnilDtb, ,laft!„ i .'Clock, In Five Latin
AMOST defirable and compse Fteeheld gfkier
yeah* et dr Maser et epode with Palgrave. with ibe
Mae Hank, aiImIIFORLE HALL, awl about moo Acre. at
A Ifit fir.' n Paints Lattdollalikd Into compact farms
welt a
tinin le aWm Fame, bare at epode. Great Poltroon/
Lisle Paws% thwtmea. Nardi !Beaker. tiswrun. Matani
Swelbwa, wad Paieletzt. is Safi& Tits nue is le a peel
brads' Ceedirmad to agielithelialiai will Owled
It WOW Tem at .stabwa Mew Wm Aug
Lies. wet Nowt tweet* lesi • aid Omni are gloat le
Wens d Weediest ambit to the NA Pena. whisk will be
MeMelba Pawl*. Omar Netima. and llama Welk, the
Toth" Owl &be gifi
se
t.lpireadadmalleilaN wey be ,
bed We Chmtwee at Onfe
lea, Landoll et Mr TAW% Mittlead.Higirklar Avid;
et the A. Swarims RION= OHNIAIfiN.*
Norval s die Pairiseire ads
4th Papw et Wise.
Ream and Itenweiddleerweelat ; Ned 4th the Tema
ups the Pamir. •

VALUABLE IMES PEOPEITY AND riteettoLD"
. ALLOTMENT OF LAND..4IIIUtiLTEBIT, EMMY. t
BF Mr. AIIIIO7T,
At Gateway's Caret, Ham. Ohaage.Aßey. ConshM, an Well-
man. tbe sttli dig al Jaw, slot, at Twelve &Clack, in
Two Lett.
Lit l• r OMITS oft 1,102012 Frtandlo Efiare.
•"4 ormirliog 000%eirftwill IldwaV
*Odds the two el W mat
012 Path of , igto
Lo
eLa ong.
Lot a, An Adt d Parliament having bmk ditaimg
=gram and Walk WWI* Medial% a toe&
Wing aerninth pan thrnit, mesming as
of the get, be fa ant and' oalls4 in liar Id dm.
Vitataartre C.ammalmali the TIMM( af Wssdf.ra grildt
=ls k MN; A* so he Froth*, 4.0.0;
t• memo la repair SeratommahTia
eat Mg upon io die Owner, ani
takriwie=eitzl lard la a liart:lolllimetleblgt
•Ime Was from
blinta7l222M Will 02 tant .0111112RWele00011110;
indelimallid as sat Ha will *Eh olaolol
4/2.114141,11116a ossmegsas Nay and iimuSark and lisitirim
emu iht Pnigifly al lii• ittar Wen Thim deg amid lie
ohm • Mod withal and
&bit earrlsak width we tosrismi=
Etat. Ira No Wilibits moll MINIM and wheals Peograti.
The 021100012.4 9.40. ft* whin% lidampa is
gnawed at • marl aseir=a, rens Wan* that Elam
Ti be •liisrel to -Clast and aranabreolg.
Widows, Chord* 211 ham Mae Particular" mad ilandigams of
Bile may be had; afo of 11142 G. and J. Smallpeite, Stoke. next
Ovilihrd; at the 011sa al Mara jenklos, James, and Co. dm
S. !Mw hsaf-Loadmiebeirlarm Chin* t
White Wan, ; Talbot, ; at die ham at We;
and of Mr. WsnAleott, sg, s

CHELTENHAbia-OLOUCESTEREIKL.
By Mr. T. SMITH,
Oa Tarr*, May as, 'Soh, ft Qs o'Cloet in the Afteramod
the Plough Inn, in Oheiterbare.
Lot L A NEW.Built MANSION HOUSE. *roiled
by, sad lately the mildenee of Thomas ilsgbott. Efi.
decoded, limate la the Oahu village of Prefthory, about a mile
diflant Cram the very Boorillaing and falltimable town of Mitre.
ham, a piece wbkla far the Celebrity of its air, and for its admirable
Who sod Waters, (of which want dlimeries eaters
an leadmalUbh reiggrig) le Co jultly and eniverfally celebrated.
Oe the Pearl Beat if ebe Houle is an Entrance flail—a dining
Pmfigneab; OM tat to, aid is feet MO; two Median Kiachem,
u SmPerptand two Pantries.
thttlielleltiloor a Drawing Room, so feet by so ; a Ere:tidal
Kenna, el rem by t 6 s four lled-eharbere, wad a Water-eialet.
Optbe reread loot, three Bed-chandluo
Os the attic Rory, two large Gums.
tradat the greeter part of the Hoek ten' dame Cann, sad a
Mara/vOrd Wine Oellar; detached are a Inge Hamburg ad
, with a Coil and Wood-bode • and at sealeallent fir•
owes two Comb bode; two Stables, elleddlelluelle ind oast
Seidler; a pleltye, a popkey
la haat et the Houk is I'IATM or ?harem Green& cantata.
lag Wm. me and twocanimad:Oinhag,le lop ad sr-
odleat lUtebso4lsrdos, seerh,and MAN wale Masts ie
media PMeed with Sr lee choke pada, nedta-
rine, pear. Marry. plumb and ether belt trees.
The int:wipe! Reams base a kestiterpult. and command • de-
lightful view of the fereounding
N.B. The Getup and.Clenbio Net** Pleaforeowoolk
Uwe been lately penaideds and included in the above lot.
Lot 2. An Inclortife;ft The fittePuills, called Finchcrieft, con.
raining Wawa twesirbd Adis. •

Lot-3. A Dwellinglwasfe. imaly dad in front of a ftrett Ia
Prefibury, adjoining to the Mandan Mourass and paw id stworws-
/salon of Mrs. *weight.
N. & The fecond tilehiatesgate between PreffbUrr and C'heil.
tenham, fo much olemplahstel at, has hes n rarecried by Order a
the Conweilhonere.
For further porde:okra, apply to Marra, Wilts and Gerlanet;
or the AuCtioneer, Cheltenham.

The THIRD sod LAST PART of de TRUCHSESSIAN
GALLERY.
.

To be PEREMPTORILY BOLD by AUCTION,
By Meffre SKINNER, DI KE and CO.
At the Truchreflian Gallery, in the Ncw Read, Mary-la •bonne, on
Tburfday, May aa, and following day, without referee, at 411
o'clock,
THE THIRD and LAST PART of that magni.
Scent and truly capital COLLECTION of PICTURES,
well known as harming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY;
which have been imported at an immenfe expence from the Conti.
nent ; they comprife tome of the Suelt Works of the molt cele-
brated Mailers of the Italian, French, Fleolfh, German, and
Dutch Schools, vie.
Carried Claude Llberi Breekelenktni
Guercino 1.. Giordano Pollogrini kielitoc nie
Lanfrance Guido De Cram Janfens
Valarquire I'. Cortona E. Shard Vernet
Albano Baroceio Pawed Paternal
Baffano Tintoretto Riguard De Hems
Mole Klignard Rabaul HuUman
8. Rota Le Brun 80l Van Lyn
Particularly a capital Mare by Pekhout, of the Prophet El lb t
and the Widow; a ditto of Clelia in the Camp of Porfenna, vary
.highly Snilbed by Heifteeade; a Landfcape by Claude, &c.
To be viewed three days preceding the Sale. C -
be had at is each on the Premifes; and of Meats.'
and Co. Alderfgate ftrect ; alto of Mr. Crutweill.
Mefirs.Rudhall and Co. printers, Drift! ; Mr.
Liverpool; Mr. Donaldion, printer, Edinburgh ;
printer, Olafgow.
On Saturday, May 31, will be peremptorily Sold
in numeroui Lots the Mattrials of the emotive Gallery
for the creeds puepok of the exhibition of the Truchfclibut
Ivry of PiOnres.

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