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London, England, 1807-10-07 00:00:00

WORKS OF TActrus.

This day was publilhed, in Eight Volumes, Odtatio ilinftrated
with Maps, pricc 31 31. or on Royal Paper 41. 41. in boards, a
New Edition of
THE WORKS of CORNELIUS TACITUS ;
with an Effay on his Life :nd Genies ; Notes, Supplement, &c.

By ARTHUn. MURPHY, Efg.
Printed for John St:IL:Iolale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, in a Vols. price a. te.
The fliftory of the Politicks of Great Britain and France, by
Herbert Marih, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

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twenty-live Engrayliv from Orighal Drawings,
.$)
A DESCRIP LION of CEYLON, cont.4oli,,g
Ace iutd cf the Country. illabltants, and Nar-ral Pr-due-
tioll9 ; with Narrstiyes of a Tour round :he llliod in s 800. the
Campaign i.iCandy in t Bog, and a Journey to Ramirerans iu attag.
liy the key. JAMES Col4l3ll4Ett. A lA.
Late Chaplain to the Guam of Columba
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ACA L'ALOGIIE of a Curious and Val 'Me
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'lbis day were publithed, in Two large Vols. two.
price 11. 41. in heard..
SERMONS on the Great FaTIVALS. and
FAst's of the CHURCH, on other Rol ton occafi ms and
on various Topics. From the German of the Rev. George I,,aciams
Zullikuter, Nti..iitcr of the reformed congregation at Leipfick.
By the Rey. WILLIAM F R.C.
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Ut whom may 1)e had by the fame Au hor,
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PALMARIN of ENGLAND. By FRANCISCO
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Corrected bp, ROBERT SOU ('HET, from tho Original lor-
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DEER PARK.
IN THE VALE Of' HONITON, DEVON.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'THAT truly elegant modern Manlion, called
DEER PARK HOUSE. with Mature Grounds. Garden,
and Offices emsplete, &wounded by a valuable eft.ste of about sew
acres of excellent land, lying very enmpad. The houfe is a new
built fubftr!tialmarilion, with a betaken, afpedt, delightfully innate
or a gertle akent, commanding the molt beautiful view of the rich
fcenery of the v.:l s of Honiton and Gittifham, about a miles frAn
the market town of Hanitun, 14 from Exeter, and q from Sid.
mouth, at a convenient dittat.cs from the Great Weftern Road;
and contains on the ground floor an entrance hall, ty feet by it,
with an elegant ftaircaft and fpacious dining room and drawing
room 30 feet by tv, and upwards of tit high. On the fecond &or
i a library to feet by ix, and 3 bed rooms with drefUng rooms. 1 he
raft v:iog of the Louie c.intains a kitchen, houfekeeper's room.
larder, hack kitchen, and dairy, and 4 lodging rooms over ; and
i the weft wing a (mall parlour, butler's pantry, krvants ball and
waft-houfe, and 3 lodging rooms over; walled garden, which is
I well flocked with fruit trees. The coach houfe for 3 canitges,
fix-flailed (table, harriers and (addle houfes. Cow houf:s. granary,
and other offices are at a convenient dittance from the houfe.
The lawn, plantations and other auks occupied with the man.
flon houfe, and which lie in the front, and about it, contains about
31 acres of excellent land, and at the foot of the lawn run, the
river Otter, a remarkele fine trout ttream, adding greatly to the
beauty and value of the htuation.
The remainder of the clime, on wltlch slirre is eredted a new
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'mac. with every necefftry office and outloufe, is let to a goOd
tenant for a ikon term of years at an eafy rent.
Ikte estate is freehold of inheritance, and the land tat redeemed.
All the builliogs have bean eredted within 9 veers. are in perfect
repair, and form a truly elcfirable and beautiful rel!crice for a gee.
tecl family. _

For viewing the premifes apply at the mangon boufe, and for
further particulars to Meffis. Townfend and Pcarfe, Solicitor%
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The purchafer may be accommodated with pc f1:1 of the
mannon bode, and lands occupied with it, at Chriftruas next, a n d
irh the furniture at a fair valuation.

Part of the purcbafo money may rcmain on mortgage of the
eftete.

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fume of our volunteer corps, went in put frrit of the'
Othello on Tuefday night, and others prepared to;
proceed on the following morning. No other infor-!
mation than that furnilhed by Captain Rich has
reached us in a dillitift lhape. Captain Deagle, who I
arrived here yeßerday, did not fee the Othello in the
bay, nor had be heard any thing r f the affair until
he reached this place. Various corjeaui es have
been made relative to the pilot boat built fchooner,
laid to have captured the Othello. The alacrity with
which our newly railed volunteers turned r ur, to go
in purftrit of the enemy, does them infinite honour."
1
A Gentleman from Baltimore, who arrived at I
Philadelphia in the Newcafile packer, fays, that loon
after they left Biltimore, they (poke the boat fent!
after the Othello on Thurfday returning to port, who
faid the Othello was coming up after them, and was
then as high as Anopalia, but could undertland no-
thing farther, as the packet paffed the boat ton quick.
[FLora THE HALTIMORE AMIRICAH, OF FAIDAY,
AUGUST ;81
" We are informed that General Turrean, the
French Mmiller to the United States, who is now in
this city, on hearing the report that the pirates who
had feized the Othello had been countenanced and
affilled by the Commander of the Patriot, imme•
diately feet down a commillion to inquire into the
bufinefs, with the ezprefs declaration, that if they
had in any way connived at or aided in the attack on
the Q:hello, the guilty fhould be immediately deli-
vered up to the Government of the United States, to
be proceeded againfi agreeably to the laws of the
country. Captain Comegys has gone down with
the inaraftions. Two or three more detachments of
volunteers failed Jail night on board an armed fchoo-
ner in plaint of the buccaneers, who attempted to
carry off the Othello. It is fuppolid the pirate is
lurking in fume of the rivera in our bay."

,VEST INDIES.

FROM THE BARDADOE;,; MERCURY, AUGUST is.

Every doubt of the capture of the brig Pope is
now removed. This vcffcl, from Liverpool bt;und
here, after having efft4ted her pall'age within one
day's fail of the illand—when, too, no apprehenfions
from an enemy feemed to remain, having then
fpoken one of his Majefly's eruizers to windward
(but which unluckily did not fee her into pot t)—fell
in on the fame evening, and not ablve forty miles
from the land, with the French privateer fchooner
Jenne Richard, which, after a had cornett, captured
her. The Pope carried twelve 6's and 25 men ; the
privateer mounted eight r es and 120 men.
Capt. MASurrsa, of the Pope, made a fanguinary
defence—falling in with the enemy at fun let on the
t inflant, he took advantage of the night, while
the privateer kept aloof to reconnoitre, to batten
down his hatches and make the belt arrangements for
the attack, and nailed his colours to the mall. At
fon-rife the aftion commenced, and was kept up with
unabating fpirit on both fides for an hour and a half,
during which Captain MASHETER loft his right leg
and left arm, and tome of his men were defperattly
wounded. The enemy then boarded, and carried
the brig, which loft in the contelt, betides the Captain
who was now completely cut down, the rft and 2d
mates and three feamen killed, and four feamen
wounded. The privateer and her prize arrived a:
Point a Pert e (Guadaloopt) on the 4AI iolt.inr. and
is faid to have 1,.11 only three or fur men, whi..it is
probable enough, from the great dirpati.y of numbers
of thole oppofed to her.
But the brig Pope is not the only verfel whole lots
we have to nate; and when we comp ire the number
of our cluizers with thufe of the enemy, to fay no-
thing of the acknowledged fuper iority in courage and
clifcipline of our navy, we are alionithed at the te•
pealed depredations of a few petty privateers upon
our commerce.

The Nancy, —, and Induflry,—, from New.
foundland, and the Swallow (of Liverpool) from
Africa for Bat badoes ; the John, —, from Gree-
nock for Jamaica, and Ifabella, —, from Norfolk
for ditto, are car uted and carried into Goalsloupe.
The Nancy was captured on the 3d infl. in fight of
Martin7que, by the Ftipon French privateer, of 5
guns and 8o men, and art ived at Point a Petre (Gua
dtloupe) on the sth ; the Swallow, on the 24th ult.
to windward of this Ifland, and fent to Guadaloupe
and the Ifabella on the 25th, and artived at Marti-
nique on the 29th.
The other captures have been equally recent ; and
all tend to thew, either the want of additional cruizers
on the ltatirm, or a more fortunate (we will not fay
judicious) difpofal of thole attached to it, as not one
, of thefe have been retaken, nor a fingle capture made
from the enemy for many months.

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