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London, England, 1807-11-13

To sth:cli there i• attached,

A mnft valuable MIN! R -IL, which if attended to, far exceeds
the value of this ;lice as a r,:lldernee.
The eftate is ['dilate one mile from Northwieh, 17 from Cheiter,
xx from Manchester, and 3o from Live•pool. May be viewed by
aprlyiqg to the Rev Joah Furey. Winoiogion Lodge, near Nor-h-
-ark:l—and Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Limo
Grove, near liaturor ;at the Hotel. Ch. tier; the Hotel. iver-
pool; the BriJgeWater Aram Maneht nee; and of Mr. Claridge,
No. 47, l'aT Mall, London ; where* Plan of die Litate may no
fecn,and the Price and further Particulars knoWn.

This day was publifhed,
In Two large Volumes, Octavo, price in boards 17s.
A &emu' Edition, with Additions, of
ADISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES,
that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will lacreafttr
be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of laOo Years; the Papal
and Mohammedan Apollafics, the 'l'yrann!eal Reign of And•
thrift, or the Infidel Power, and the Refl. Cation of the Jews.
By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B D.
Vicar of Stockton upm•Tees.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtons No 6z, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; fold alfo by J. Harchard, No. rso, Piccadilly.
By whom will fpeeddy be publilbed, by the fame Author,
A General and Connestled View of the Prophecies, relative to
the Reßoration of Iliad, and the Overthrow of the Antichriflian
Confederacy. In Two Volumes Odtato.

This day was publithed lo Quarto, with Six Plates,
Price los. 6d.

BARBER'S DESIdisIifCiCOTTAGES. To
which h added, a particular defcription of the Method of
Building in life, or of eroding ftrong and durable Walls, to rbe
height of levers' ftorics—compofed wholly of Earth, or the molt
common materials.

London : Prioted for John Harding, 36, St. James's-ftreet.
Where may be had,
—Gaisdy's Defigns for Cottages, Farm Buildings, Lodges, En-
trance Gate.,, &c on 43 Plates, with Dcfcrirtious, Ground Piaui,
Eltimates, tee 4t°. al as.

2 —Gandy 's Rural Archlted, confining of various Deigns for
Labourer's Cottages, Offices, Dairies, Mill, Bath, Workfhops,
0 verfeer's Lodge, Parm Houfcs, Villas, Entrance Gate', dte. with
Ground Picts, Deferipti•ns, and Eftimates of expenes, 4to al. as.
3—Gygord's Select Defigns for elegant Cottages, with Ground
Plans, ftimates. dec. 4to al. as. tad.
4 —Gyfford's Dcfigns fur Small Cottages, Hunting Boxes, &c.
4tu. s t s.
—A Catalogue of Books on Agriculture, Plantlng, Oardeiing,
Rural Arthitedure, Re price as.
London, England, 1807-11-13

THE CANADAS.

Ibis day were publifhed, in a fplendid and very large Volume, In
Quarto. illuftrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original
drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 21. Its. boards,
ri`RAVELS through the CANADAS, containing
a defcription of the pidturefque fcencry on louse of the Ri-
vers and Lakes. with an account of the productions, commerce,
and inhabitants of thofe Provinces; to wMch is fubjoined a com-
parative view of the manners and cuttoms of fevcral of the Indian
nations of North and South America.

By GEORGE FIER TOT, Efq.
Deputy Poftmafter•General of Britith North America, &c &e.
Printed fee Rteu*e. PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge-ftrcet, Black-
Mars, and to be bad of all BookfeUers.
N. B A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully co.
loured in the manner of the original drawings.

FOREIGN INTELLIGEhCE.

ANTWERP, OCTOBER t 7.

His Excellency the Senator General Perin°, Gover-
nor of this city, let out on the 14th, at fix in the mor-
ning, for Paris. At his departure, his Excellency was
faluted by the artillery on the ramparts.
The following decree, iffued by his Majeßy the
Emperor, relative to the railing of the nate of fiege
of this cit y, has been publifhed here :
Art i.-The cities of Breit and Antwerp Ehall seal: to be in a
Rate of fiege pn the t sth of October. The Senators, Governors of
thole two places, emit return to the Senate.
a.—Our Minitter of War than teltify so them our fatisfataion
at the zeal they have difptayed on this oembon.

To this decree the Mayor bas fubjoined the follow-
ing proclamation
GENTLLIKEN—His Majefty the Emperor, whofc wifdom is as
profound as his defigns are impenetrable, bad judged it neceffary
to put our city in a !tate of fiege. The fame motives have milled
that /warm.: to ccafe, and the Rate of liege of the city of Antwerp
is railed. To moderate 'he rigour which was to exult only in the
termr' according to the ever paternal intentions of his Majtfty, he
added to all his kindneffes towards us, that of confiding the powers
of Governor to a Hero Magiftrate, whole charader was deftined
to juftify the choice of our Auguft Sovereign. He is departing,
and takes witt him not only the moft fincere regrecoccafioned by
his lufs, but silo an ample tribute of good willies, benediediont
and marks of attaelment, which we implore him to depofit at the
boat of the throne. I had affurecl his Excellency the Governor that
my fellow-citizens would remain peaceable ; it g.vcs me pleafure
to acknowledge that they have not difappointed my confidence.
London, England, 1807-11-13

CAtECIAN LITERATURE.

This day were publiated, ;price as in hoards,
A RCHIEoLOCAA GRACA, or the Antiquities
of Gt Ice—being an Account of the Manners and Cukutsts
of the Greeks, deduced front the Wilt and belt authorities, and
rdating to their
Guvernment Weft Entertainments
Magi racy Exercifes Food
Laws

Baths Maw
Judicial Proceedings Marriages Paintivg
Religion ' Divorces l'utliic Puddings
Games. Funerals liArbours
Military and Naval 11.nteftic Employ- Weights and Mel-
A ffiirs merits turfs, &c &c.

Chiefly defigned to illultrate the Greek Clafrici, by explaining
Words and Mares according to the Ritss and Cußotns to whiph
they refer. To which are prefixed a hrief tiiftory of the Giecian
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Cirsek Writer:
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON.
Of Cbrift.'s College, Cambridge, Mailer of the Free Grammar
. .
London, England, 1807-11-13

DR. HAWKER'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.

This day was publithed, ncatiy printed in Twelves, price 3s. bound
or on fine payer. price 4s. boards,
r'FIE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS from this World
-a• to that which is to come; delivered under the findlitude of
a Dream By JOHN BUNYAN.
With Note' by the Rev. J Newton, Dr. Hawker, and others.
Printed for Williams and Smith, Stationers' Court; and Scatch.
erd and I.etretan, Ave Maria lane.
N.B. May be bad, if required, with a fet of weU engraved plates,
from entire new defigns.
London, England, 1807-02-07

POPUI.AR INTROWCTION to ASTRONO MY.

This day %ea( pulgifhed, illuftratel with numerous large Copper
plates, on a plan entirely new, price Four ShiMop, wita
allowance to Schools,

• r`HE WON') cf the TELESCOPI7. nr a
Difiday of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of the
SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar And popular
manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Perfons and
cfpecially calcu:atcd to promote and fbuplify the Rudy of Aro,.
nomy. to Per!ons of all Aga. •
Printed tor RI cuAR D 111 LLI Ps, Bridge-ftrect, Black Mars; and
fold by Tabart ;:tt:l Co. at the Juvenile I.ihrary, New Bood-ftrzet,
and by all other 11.),I, fellers. Of whom alto may be had,
The WONDIEItS of the MICROS'2OPF., or a Difplay of the
Wonders of the Creation, in Nett% comparatively minute, truf-
crated with wry large Plates.—Price 25.6 d i Boards.

The LAT) S r •I'RAVELS in BUENOS AYRES and PERU.
This day was pu.Uillual, a new and improved Edition, illultrated
by a M.ip, in One elegant Volume, (mall Odavo, price Sts
Shining" in boards,
'TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRE3 acrors the
-11- Con:joist of SOUTH AM ERICA, by PO cosi to lA
performed in the Years 1790 and i79t, being the latelt Travels
through thofe Countries: with ecTinuts Nate' by the Tranilators
containing authentic. Deferiptions of all the Spattidt PoirctUms in
South Amerimoirawn from the la:t and belt Authorities.

By AN FIIONY ZACH ARIUS HELMS,
Formerly Director of the Mines nelr Cracow, in Poland, and
lore Uircctor of the Mines and of the Proccfs of Amalgamatimi

hi Peru.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N.,. )• 6, Bridte-ilseet, Blickfriars,
_ _

and to be bad of all Bookfclitrb.

Of wham wily alfu be had, The PRESENT S 1 ATE of Peso, tn.
one elegant Vulame, gliarto, embellifhed with l'wenty coluured
Engravings, price al Ss. in boards.

iINKT:RTON'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY.

NEW EDIT lON.
This day was ptiblihed, in Three large Volumes Quarto,
With numerous Maps. drawn under the direelion of the Author,
anti forming al untverfai modern Atlas, price GI. 6s in boards.
London, England, 1807-02-07

This day was puhlifhed, the Seventh Editioa, price u.
AN IN I'RODUCTION TO PRACTICAL
ARITHMETIC, with various Notes and occafional
Dicedlions.
Ey THOMAS MOLINEUX.
Teacherof Accounts, Short.band, and the Mathematics.
Printed for Congnon,liurit,Rees, and Orme, Paternulter•row.
London, England, 1807-02-07

VIENNA, DECEMBER 27.

The fate of Marquis Ghifilieri, whn in capacity
as Ant:Tian Commiifary Gtveral in /Omni,: and
Dahrati.t, furtcliderc,l Cat taro to titc Rum..., is now
decided : he is dilmiffed from the imperial fervice,
and fenteuced to be confined ht a tot:refs in Trantii-
vania for the remainder of his lire.
London, England, 1807-02-07

NtW MUSIC.
Publithed by GOULDING and Co.

Ito. 517, New Bond-Rivet, and 7. Weftmortland-ftreet,
SICILIENNE EL CHERZENDO ; for the Piano
Forte, cumpofed by L. Von Bich price 7,5.
Sacred Mufical Estrada, cunfilling of Twelve Pieces, feleded
turn the Compofitions of the molt eminent Authors, and adapted
for one. two, or three Voices, by J. Corte, price 61.
" Blythe were the boors," a favourite Seng, lung with the
greateft applaufe by Mrs. Mite, at the Bath Concerts; cumpofed
by Mr. Rauzsini, price ts.bd.
" Ah, read, Cove, in my tell-tale eyes," a favogrite Ballad,
lung at the Dublin Concerts by Mr. Phillips, computed by T.
Cooke, price is.
Embofotred in a. shadowing bower," a favourite Ballad, by
pitta, price is
Four Airs, with Variations, for the Plaao Forte, by J W.
/Holder, price 45.
Four favourite Dances, arranged as Duets for the Piano frt-•e,
price is.6d.—The much admired Military Ror.do called " The
Nightiug. le" arrangta for three-hands, or two perforraers on the
Pi.zuo Forte, by J. March, Efq. Price is.
The Rudiments of Thorough Bafs, cbitEy intended for the sic
or ladles and amateur Performers upon the Matto Forte and
Orgap, by J March, Efq price 6s.
London, England, 1807-02-07

CLEAR OP ALL DUTIES.

The Tobacco Afhes to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Ware-
hntire, Lond9n Docki ; the floats, Deals, 'limber, Materials of
Veffelv,and Sails, at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland !‘ock ;
and all the other Goods at his Majefty's Warehoufe, Cottons.
Houk, London, on Friday the 6th, and Saturday the 7th of Fe-
bruary, igen, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon,
and in th't Morning of the Days of hale, where Catalogues will
be delivered.

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N. B. Geode 6mght et this Sale mutt be paid for on sr £ors
11-Anday the ad If March 12c7, hanveen the &turf rf Nine e'eder.i
in Ike Aforning and Three in the A. fternlon,er the drtyits made thereon
mill alyZiartely teem:elm:l4l4 gni Ile Goode re-fold at a fulare &leo

I:OU3E AND LANDS IN ASHBORNP., ViRBYSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Placktnoor's Head, in Athhorne, in the County of Derby,
on Saturday, the sift day of February iatant, between the
hours of four and fix o'clock in the afternoon, in the following
Lots, and fubjeet to fuch conditions as will then Le produced,
LOT I.

A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or Dwelling-
Houfe, fituate in the North fide of the Weft end of Church-
(tree, in Afhborne aforefaid, with the walled gardens, flahling
for lii borfca, mach-book, and other outbuildings and appone-
nances thereto belonging, lattly occupied by Mrs. Hudgfon, de-
crafed. _ _ _ _

r*- The above !mire is fituated in the heft part of the town of
Afhborne, and is well calculated for toe refidence of a Gentle-
man's Family.
I.ol` ll.—Two Freehold Clofes or Parcels of rich Meadow or
Pafturc Land adjoining each other, called the Field Clofes, con-
taining together about nine Acres, with the hay-barn ftanding
thereon, fituate in Offeoat and Underwood, in the parifh a dfh
borne, and now in the occupation of Mr James Riddleftien.
Further particulars may be had by application to Mr Beretford,
solicitor, A Ihharne.
London, England, 1807-02-07

MONTL VIDEO.

An American yard had arrived at New York frr m
Mon:t Video, which place the left the latter end o!
Oft-bcr. At that time there w•-• iS veliels at an

chor off nonteVidea, all of which had been captured
or detained by Sir Florak PePHAM, who was clofely
blockading the harbour. Great ditirefs prevailed
among the inhabitants of Mrnte Vider,, in confe-
quer.ce of the ftrietnefs of the blockade, and hardly a
diy paired ithout Sir Floras POPHAM falutirg
with a fh aer of balls.

Sir HOME PoTHAMPS forces were in high health
And fplrits. The It:Lilo:al:le had arrived from Rio
JAneirn, fi heavily lAdt.n with prnvitions, &c. that
her lower deck gun pot ts were caulked down.

•
A rupture is likely to take place between the Ame-
ricans and Spaniards, on account of the fe:eri!y
with which the former have been trested at Mrnte
Vidto and Butno, Acres. No dicctiminatirn had
betn made between tie Arne:icAns and the Erlalith,
and the former had been lent op the country, as
priloners, alrng with the latttr. All :l.e remon-
lirances of the American Cnnful az !%!onte Video
agaiu(L tl,ic (village had been inArtelual.

A letter Iron the ll.:va .nali, of ihe t ith of De.
centber, mentions, that the B it;fli Nees in the It;vzr
Plate had mad,t a te-c.r.t.: unfired:ln' a,tack tir,n
Monte Video, thetonlequences of which are ra-
ted as highly difallrouc. It is raid, that one of our
Otitis of war was funk by the Spanifh Latter lea, and
that fecrlnd was foblequently 101 l in a gale of c.ir,d.
—N.)..'date being given foi this reported dila:ler, we
are net inclined to attach Any tr:!dit to it.
London, England, 1807-02-07

TOR bOSIC CONSUMPTION.

Arrack, Shrub, Cordials, Wioc, Corn Spirits, Riga Balfam,
Haerlem Oil, Soy, China, Seltzer Water, Stags' Horns, Mufk,
Sugar and other Grocery, Wax Candles, Rhubarb, China Root,
Sword Blades, Pate Glaffes, Provifions, Tobacco, Tobacco Mbes,
Vultures' Feathers, Looking Glaffes, Mrs Ware, Boats, Deals,
Timber, Materials of Wilds, Sail Tea, Coffee, Chocelite,
Shawls, India coloured Paper, Fans, Pearls, Contelian Beads and
Stones, Lackered Ware. Hooks, Oitrich Feathers, Bafe Coin, Con-
fedlionary, Mottos, polilbrd Agates, Compofi:ion Page, Foreign
and Britifh Lace, Boots and Shoes, Bronze Powder, and Sundry
other forts of Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogues.
London, England, 1807-02-07

STOCKHOLM GA Z ETT F..

STRALSUND, JAN.' 12. The French General
Nl•atier has again taken pofffiliol of Antlam. with
a corps of 5,0p0 foot and 1,000 hod': ; his artillery
cnirllds of tour howitzers and tz twelve pounders.
The refit of 1 is carps, which is in the whole
mated at 14,00 men, occupy the neighbouring
cquntry ; it is (did to fulfer much from want of pro.
virrons. General Nlortier kit Ancl,4m on the 25th
of iaa month, v:Lb the greatefl part of the gar rilon,
and 1":3S joked bczween Lapin and Nerzhoff by
thee regiments of infantry, m•nce.rvered fome days
in the vicinity, and then returned to Arclam.
In the Duchy if Nlecklenburgh remain at prefent
but very few French troops, molt CI them having
marched to Prutlia. In the mean time the country
is treated in the moll hotlile manner; in the towns all
forts of goods are taken away on pretence of their
bting Englilh ; contributions of every defcription are
levied on the country, and the Duke's arms replaced
by thole of the French Emperor.
At ltibnitz aswell as Demmin,demonftrations have
been made to crofs over to this fide, and to condru&
1)1 idges for that purple. At Meyenkebspafr a norm
threw a confiderable quantity of timber colleeted for
the confirtittion of bzidges on the Swedillt fide, which
the commanding officer of the Swedifh chaffeurs lia-
tioned there, leired upon, and 1-6:fled the demand of
the French officers who reclaimed.it, w ith contempt.

Between Stemburg and Binzow, in the duchy of
Meeklenborgli, we underhand, a conliderable French
part of at tillery ha. been obliged to halt on account
of the heavincfs of the roads, which renders the con-
veyance of ordnance
London, England, 1807-02-07

ADMINISTRATION OF JVITICS IN SCOTLAND.

Lord OR ENVILLE, in eonfequtnce of the Report of the Stave
Trade Bill Banding for dilcullion on Monday, begged leave to pun-
pone bringing forward the Bill refpeding the Adminiftration of
„Mike in Scotland till I'hurfday.
London, England, 1807-02-07

MARRIED

Thnrfday, at St. George's, Bloorolbury, Edward Barnwell, Efq.
of the Colony of Demerara, to Mill Lucy Brotherfon, of Char-
lotte ftreet.

Lately, at Newfoundland, Lieutenant Bilhop, of the Markarel
fchooner, to Mifs Duggin, daughter of Mr. Duggiu, furgeoo, of
St. John's.
Monday, at St. John's Church, Wakefield, Mr. Benjamin Fos,
aged 78, to Mrs. A. Simon, aged 67.—The good lady obfcrsed.
that having been twice married at the Old Cburch,lhe was deter'
miner this time to " make a penny to the New."
London, England, 1807-02-07

AMERICAN PAPERS.

By the Wilinsnß packet, at-lived at Falmouth in
27 days from New• York, we have received Newf.
papets to the 12th ult.
No aEtual hoflilities had as yet taken place between
the Silaniards and Americans under General Wm-
Kitisow. The negociati9ns hill continued.
By a Report made to Congers by the Secretary to
the American Navy, it appears that 56 gunboats re
ready f,,r lea, and that meafures are taking for build-
ing 63 more in the comic of the relent year. This
armament is laid to be employed in defending the
has tv)urb of America againll the Europeans.
Belot e the Wiodfor Packet failed, intelligence had
I been received at Ncw York from

THE 1:1I.ANO OF CUBA.
Stating that theßritifh forces I:ad burnt and deflroyed
Bar racoa, the cl,icf ',Lice- in that' iffand, anti that the
Spaniards were appretrentive.of an attack a: Mawr.
ties, in the fame island alto. One thonfand men had
been fent horn the Havacnah to reinfoice the Spt
niards in Cuba.
London, England, 1807-02-07

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SHARES of TICKETS are now en Me at Pores fortnnate
Mice, No is, CafticAUey, Royal Exchange, where all commands
will be/duly attended to with the greateft difpatch and fidelity.
The Wheel is rich beyond example, and contains the following
boon& Prizes, .iz.
a Prize of £.30,000 a Prize of £.z0,000
s 5000 4 •••••• 500
Sce. Ece. Sts.

And only Four Days to Draw.
London, England, 1807-02-07

I::.ST

By an article in the New Yolk papers of the tech,
we leara that they h. 4,1 tcc;:ived i•.(e, ligence fi,rn Cal-
cutta, tklt the natives bad attacked the f• .ra tr, e
ttl e children of Tirpoo Seas were curfiae d. The
affailants, however, had been repulfed, and cult to
pieces by a Regiment of Dragoons, which came to
the affitlance of the fortiefs.

Letters from Jet fey fpeak of a report brought from
the French coati, of a mutiny having lately broke
out on board the thips of war at Brett, but which
had been quelled by the apprehenlion of the ringlea-
ders, all of whom had been marched to the interior
to join the armies.
The large fleet for the different Prelidencies, now
under dilpatch, will, it is fupPr fed, fail about the
end of next week, under convoy of the ANTELOPE, of
50 guns. Lords MINT° and CALEDON fail for their
telpeftive Governments at the fame time, and will
fet out fro- Porilmoirth to-morrow. Lord MIN ro
goes with his fon, Capt. ELLIOT, in Ore MODESTI
frigate, and Lord CALEDON in the ANTELOPE. Ge-
neral COCK ELL goes in the Car OF L')ND‘,N.
All the preparatory meafures for c irrying the
Train ng Alt into effeet, the apportionment of
zoo,oco men out of 820,420, being the whole num-
ber re:urncd as liable to ferve his MAJESTY in the
feveral counties of England, has been made, and the
men will be called into training immediately. An
order, we underhand, for that purpofe, to all the
Lords Lieutenants in England and Wales, will ap-
pear in this night's liazttie.
London, England, 1807-02-07

GOTTENBURGH, JANUARY 23.

eflerday arrived a coot ier from St. Petei.chnrgh,
with dispatches for tht Emlilh Government, and for
the Ruffian MinNer in London.

The herrin,c,,s have not been fo abundant for many
feafons pal} as at prefent ; they arc now cau)a very
high up the river.
London, England, 1807-02-07

FALMOUTH FFFS. 4.

Arrived the Windsor Caine, SUTTON, with Mails
from Halifax and New York, in 27 days pafrage from
the Ltt,er place. The Diana packet arrived at New
~►k. The Windfo. Cattle left lying at Halifax his
Majesty's (hips Czfar, Triumph, Tnpaze, Halifax
Busy, and OKervateur. The American (hip China
packet, from Calcutta, arrived at Philadelphia on
the ISt Jartu.try ; on the 25th November the fell in
with one ElOilir 74, two frigates, and 2 I tranfports.
full of troops ; the Captain of the 74 boarded him,
after which they flood to the Southward. Th: Cap.
lain of the China packet could not learn their desti-
nation : they were then in lat. t N. long. 30. We t.
—Arrived this day the Prince of Wales packet.
TODD, with mails from Lifbon, 13 days paffage ;
left lying in the Tagus his Majeity's Ihips fraperueui,
of 8o guns ; CAMILLA (loop of war (arrived from
Newfoundland, on the tsar January) ; his Majeay's
brig GANNET (arrived from a cruize) ; the Town&
bend and Auckland packets (arrived out on the 17th
January with mails from England). Th . convoy
for England were expected to fail on the 2,1 inftant
from Lirbon. His Majelly'.- brig MosExev, with
cony's)), from England, arrived out after a paffage of
eight days only. Arrived yeflerday his Majesty's
brig SCORPION, of 18 guns, from a cruize. Sa►led
the American flap Juno, CLACKN ER, for Amflerdam.
Wind S.AV.

TORBAY, FEBRUARY 5.
This day an ived the following (hips, under the
command of Sir JAMBS SAUMAREZ, fr..m off Brea,
Viz. SAN JosEr, BARFI.FUR, LONOIN, ST. GEORG,,
Ilit'LLMt.t)PtiON, CONOZIEROK, NINCS OF WALiS,
GIBRALTAR, and MONARCH : alfu the PHOEBE frigate,
and ROSE fl op of war.
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London, England, 1807-02-07

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY

...

Accounts from Berlin Rate that the French troope
in Poland are all going into winter quarters, and that
any further operations would be fufpended till the
fpring. B•triapalte was expelled at Berlin on the
toth inllant, but it was not certain whether he would
pafs the winter there at Drefden.

JAN. 18 AI hough the poll from Hamburgh is
jult arrived, there is not a word of nesys to tl:e pa-
pers refpeeting affairs in Poland, but we have ac-
cuunts from Hamburgh, 'taring, that the French
have fufFered a fevere defeat from the Rullians, and
have, in four days that they continued fighting, viz.
from the. 26th to the 3oth December,loß upwardi of
70,003 men, in killcd, wrrinded, and taken prifoners.

sTuTGARD, JANUARY r.l.

A very briLiant ceremony was exhibited here on
the 6:14 when the oath t f was adminitier.ed
to all the Princes and C.,,tints wln•fc fwereiy,nties
were, by vittue nfthe treaty concluded at tranG
ferred to the King cf XVirrernb,:rg. Amon? 'Lek
were the Princes Hohenhe Langeribn•g, rr zing-
Ilein, Schillingsfurfl, Neuflein, Ittlt.fingen, Kirch-
burg, the Ps ince of Walh.urg, &c.
The recruiting fervice goes on Willy in this
country, his Majefly being determined to make a
considerable augmentation in his army.

HACUE, JANUARY sz.

On the B,h intl. the Calypfo hii;ate was launched
L'Oriert.

On the 901,2 n Engli(h bt ig, I.tden with coals, was
brought into Port Liberty, being captured by the
Glaneur privateer from St. Maln.
The Voorfpned, a three mallet! Pr ratan yea- I. was
brought into Dunkirk un the 9th, by le Bt Ave priva-I
teer, Captain Cortrenz, of Lim purr.
On the 4th, about eleven in the forenoon, two
French (hips were chaced by an enemy's ft igate upon
the coati near Port St. Nicholas. A detachment of
the 47;h regiment immediately repaired to the place.
About two o'clock the fire of cannon and mufketry
was heard ; the troops from the barrac ks of St. Nichn-
las and Q2ilhuit, the artillery men, and the Cullom
Houle officers, had joined the 47th, and kept up an
incefrant fire upon the frigate and the floeps which
neared the coal', in order to get pofreffi )n of the two •
veffils they had chaced. One of thefe they captured,
bat could not take the other, as the enemy's ',loops
had a number of men wounded, and one killed,
who was thrown overboard. The French fcarcely
loft a man. They remained on the beach all night,
but the enemy did not return. Officers, foldiers, ar-
tillery, &e. all did their duty. On the Ernie day
three Englilh &gips landed near the village La 'retie,
not far from Bourdeaux. They had about tlo men,
led by three officers ; and their o'ojeet WAS to take a
battery which defended that pat t of the coat}, and
was manned with i 8 men, who, feeing the Hp.,ffibi-
lity of de:-tnding it, rafted their rt.t. eat, not with-
(landing the ann:iyance tht.y experi. 'iced from a
i heavy fire of (Mall arms. The Eny,lith (piked the
cannon, fet•fire to the powder, and then returned to
1 their eeffili. '1 he National Guard of La 'Pelle got
under arms and repaired to the (*pot, but the enemy*
I had difappeared.
London, England, 1807-02-07

LISBON MAIL.

A Mal has arrived at Falmouth, brought by the
Pi i-rce of Wales peke!, in thirteen days from Lifly,n.
'['he accounts received by this co,,veyance (late that
the King of Spain has been very much indifpufed for
Come time, and that the power and influence of the
Prince of the Peace were every day acquiring addi-
tional (lrength and extent. Senatqr BEAUHARNk;IS,
the French Ambairador, had arrived at Madrid,
where his pretence, it is laid, produced Tome Implea-
, rant apprehenfions. His v,fit was fuppofed to he for
quite a contrary purpofe, than that of conferring be-
nefirs upon the Spanifh nation. It appears that,
previ us to his fi.ll interview m ith the Prince of the
Peace, he was kept a confiderable time in wait ;rig—
a circumlllince from which the fpecuktors at Madrid
I drew conclufions not very favourable to the cordia-
lit', which was prefumed to exill between tl,e Courts
of France and Spain.
London, England, 1807-04-03

STATE I.OTTFRY.

FIRST DRAWN TICKETS entitled to CAPITA!. PRIZES.
HAZARD, BURNE and Co. N.. 93, Royal
Exchange, London, (by whom every Prize of the above de.
fcription was Sold and Shared in the laft Lottery) are now felling
rICKETS and SHARES for the SPATE ItOTTLRY, which will
begin Drawing the 14th of April next.
The Firit drawn Tickets on the Four Firft Days of Drawing
will be entitlrd to TWENTY THOUSAND POUND each,
and the Hilt drawn on the Fitch and Sixth Days to TEN THOU.
SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 30^O Tickets, in
addition to any other benefit that may fall to them, will be en-
titled to TEN Pou NDS each.

The CAPITAL PRIZES in the taft Lottery Sold at their
Office were,
of £ 33.000 I t of £ ;eon; and
• of 20,000 2 of two.
• of to,azo All in Shares,
And one o' s,oool. in a Whole Ticket.
•.• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on
the fame terms as if prefcn t.

Next week will he publifhed, in is vols. Bvo. price bi ins. 6d:
WORKS.of Sir WILLIAM JONES, with
a LIFE of the AUTHOR..

By Lord TEIGNMOUTR
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; and Johu Walker, Pa
ternofter-row. Of Viom may be had,
A few Copies of the above Work, in eight vols. royal gto. etc
potty bound in Ruifia, price 211.

NOUVELLE OUVRAGE DU GENERAL DUMOURLEZ
Aujourd'hui eft public, prix as. 6d rartonne,
CAMPAGNES du Mareehal de SCHOMBERG
en Portugal, depuis l'Annie 166% julqu'en 1668.
Park GENERAL DUMOURI
/f Veft au ewer que je park, et non pas a l'cfprit."
Oka Ricnalto PUILLIP3, Bridge•ftreet,l3lackfriaral; Debofic
Currard.ftrret ; Dulau et Co. Soho-rquare.
London, England, 1807-04-03

FRANKFORT, MARCH 21.

The reinfcrcements for the Grand Army feem to
increafe rather than diminith. They are approaching
the banks of the Rhine in all direCtions, from Hol-
land to Switzerland. From Italy, we know that
feveral corps have paired through Auglbitrg ; and at
preterit we hear that a part of the gariifon at Bran-
nan, on their march for the Grand Army, paired
through Ratilbon on the 17th. They will be replaced
by other troops.
London, England, 1807-04-03

FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MUSIC.

ALLEN and PRINCE privately complete La
dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in
the modern Style, at No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and
No. to, Great Alie-flreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex-
prefsly formed for thole who with the acquirement private, ex-
peditious, and fuitable to perfons of rank and fafhion.
That others wifhing to learn cheap need not go to Dancing
Schools, where bad company nrevt, public I.effons are alfo given
two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours
for Children, fix to nine ; grown up Pupils, nine to half part ten.
Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Tkoroug'i Extemporeßak Play-
ing, and Mufic in general, at School Prices.—:Schools and Fami-
lies attended. _ _

Piano Fortes Sold ,Eachanged, Let on hire, and Tuned.

SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN THE z47n OF

APRIL VEX r.
HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers,
CORNUILL. OXFORD STREET. and St. JARIZI.S.STRCET.
(eßablifhed 5o Years) are now felling the Tickets and legal
Shares on the belt Terms, at their above Offices, where all Prizes
are paid on demand.
SCHEME contains
4 Prizes of 220,000
4 0,000 •
4 3,cCe
&c. &c.
London, England, 1807-04-03

and to be had of all liookfellirL

Of whom may be had, in Nine Volumes cesmplcte, or either
ftparattly, klemuirs of Public Charaders bctwe:n the
Years 1793 and 11107, price los. 61 per Volume in Boards, embd
hided with Portraits.
London, England, 1807-04-03

A Proper Prefent for Young Patons of either Six, and a ufeful
Book in Schools.

This day were publithcd,intl;;;Volionies, I tmo. price toss 6d.
or on better paper, 3 vols. crown Bvo price &Bs. in hoards,

ELECTIONS from the TATLFR, SPECTATOR,
41W GUARDIAN, and FittEHOLDERt With 3 Preliminary Eficay.

By ANNA Lit: 11 CIA BARBAULD.
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church yard.
"It has been thought, that a Sele.Uan from the 'Faders. flpeda-
tors, and Guardians, compriling an thole pipers in which the pe-
culiar fpitit and excellence of ihcfe Works chiefly rendes, might
be no unacceptable prefent to the world in general, and particularly
to Young People of both Sexes, who may not happen to poffefs
the originals; and who, if they did. would want a guide. in to
mifeellancous a work to direct them to what is blff worth their
notice. The generality of readers, of whofx various occupations
the cultivation of Literature makes only a part, (and of this elafs
I are nearly all women, and molt aim who are not devoted to pro
arfnurial Rudics), may, perhaps, be well content to have fume of
the molt beautiful compl:ltions in our language prcfentzd to them ,
without being obliged to Idle theft' own time in feparating them
; kum a mars of unimerelting matter." From Mrs Barbauld's Effay.
London, England, 1807-04-03

KONINGSBERG, MARCH s.

His Malay the King of Pruffia has nominated
Major General Von Zaftrow a Miniffer of State and
the Cabinet, and in this quality he is appointed to
the Department of Foreign Affairs.

WARSAW, MARCH tr.

Two divifions of Bavarian troops at I ived here in
the beginning of this month, under the Crown Prince
Louis of Bavaria. On the 4th inßant, his Highnefs
addrefred a Proclamation to thefe troops, informing
them, that in future they are to compote a part of
the sth corps of the army under Martha) Maifena,
who fet out yefletday for the cantonments at Put-
tu flc.
London, England, 1807-04-03

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE.

This day was publifhed, hantifomely printed in Seven Volumes
061.av0, with a number of Copper Plates, price 31. 45. 6d. in
boards; or 31. 12s. in Numbers,
HE FARMEK's MAGAZINE ; a Periodical
.1. Work, escluencly devoted to Agriculture and Runi Affairs,
for the Years 1800, iBor. 1862, 18.130804,18 -3, and 18oS, COM-
poled entirely of Original Papers, publifhed quarterly.
Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. EdOnburgh ; and John
Murray, Fleet area, London ; :ilfo by the principal Bookiellers
in Town and Country.

No. XXIX. bang the sit Number of Volume Bth, was pub•
lithed on Monday, Fi.b. 9, price as. 61 and will ba continued
rtgularly every three months

This day were publifhtd, in ()dart), price ss.
NAVAL ANECDOTES ; or, A NEW KEY to
the PROCEEDINGS of a late ADMINISTRA TION.
Co. Pilo loft, memorii nofri, vir a multis vitiis integer, Ted
pravus, et cui placebat pro conßaniii rigor.
Seneca de Irl, lib. t, e. t 6.
London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge ftrcet ;
and fold by every Bookfeller in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-04-03

PRINCESS OF WALES.

INTERESTING PARTICULARS relative to
• the late COMMISSION of ENQUIRY into the CONDUCT
of Hcr ROYAI. HIGHNESS, with Abltradts of the Minutes, of
the Proceedings drawn from ()facial Documents, will be publilhed
in the ERI nsH NEPTUNE of Sunday next, the sth of April.
Together with a great variety of other important Intelligence.
Publiibed at the Office, No. 143, Fleet-ftrect, London, and may
be had of all Bookfellers,Newfmen, &c. in Town and Country.

THE 14th OF APRIL

GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,
and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, in Sterling Money.
THIS is the moft extraordinary Scheme ever pro
dueed in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented num
ber of Grand Prizes makes
Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ;
Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ;
Every Ticket drawn t 4th of April will be a Prize ;
Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn.
SCHEME.

4 Prizes of £2o pact
4 10,003
5,000
10 I,COO
10 500
30 100
40 SO
3,000 23
3,cooFirft drawn Tickets ro each

are £BO,OOO
40,003
20400
IC,COO
S ,COD
MIND 3,000
2,0..^0
60,000
•••• 30,000

as,coo Tickets. Laso,ooo
FIRST-DRAWN TICKET,
aft Day, - - £20,000
ad Day, - 20 000
3d Day, .4 20,000
4th Day, .
20,000
sth Day, - - 1..,C00
6th Day, - - . io,ooo
TICK E. FS and SHARES are felling at all the old eftablithed
Offices in England. Ireland, and Scutland.
Tice t - f. to 17 o
Half • £to 3 o I Eighth 4212 o
Quarter - 5 3 o Sixteenth - a 6 6
The Fiat drawn Ticket will receive ao,oool.
London, England, 1807-04-03

VIOLIN AND FLUTE MUSIC.

Haydn's Syl and Taft Quartette, with a Canons, ss—Viotti's
Serenatas, two violins, bo k Tit, Ss—Ditto's, book ad, B.—Weid-
nor's three Duets, Flutes, 6s—Vio•ti's Quartettes Serenatas, Flute,
Ss 6d—Ditto, ditto, book ad, 8s 6d—Litto Duets, Flute, book ift
and ad, each 81.
N. B. Our Manufadli ry in Tottenham court road having been
deftroyed by Fire, to prevent mifreprcfentation we deem it pro.
dent to inform the Public, that through the exertions of our neigh
tours and friend., we have fated a much greater part of our Grand
and Small Piano-Forte Cafes, and feafuned materials, than could
Lave been expedled, confidering the dreadful conflagration. It alfo
affords us confolation, under the preffure of our fevere lofs, to be
enabled to add, th.it our bufinefs will experience no inconvenience
rom the above circumftance, the finifhing part having always been
onduded at our extenfive Premifes, 26, Cheapfide.

BROOKE & Co. Stnck.Brokers, and Licenfed
Lottery Office Keepers,l3 7, Piccadilly, eftablifhed Fifty-three
Years, return their fincere and unfeigned Thanks for the very
flattering and general Support given their Office ; and thcy refpeet.
fully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have a very
large fupply of TICKETS and SHAKES, in the greateft pnllible
Variety of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that begins Draw
ing listli of APRIL, and which contains 4 of 23,0001. 4 of 10.0001.
4of 5,03 I. to of t,OOOl &c. &c. Brooke and Co. have fold and
regiftered Thirty-five Shards of Capital Prizes in the Taft Year,
including a ic,cool.
London, England, 1807-04-03

NAPLES, MARCH 8.

On the 14th ult. the Englint approached the coral
of Montepogano, near Teramo, and teemed difpofed
to make a landing; but as the country was under
arms, and the national guards watched the threatened
places day and night, the Englifh thought proper to
put to fea again. The Adminiaratiop of the Com-
mune, wining to reward the young mess who turned
out on the occafion, offered. them pay, which they
to a pp refured,

Ne. .

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London, England, 1807-04-03

TRIESTE, FEBRUARY 16.

The commercial interett of this City have received
the agreeable intelligence from the Englith Envoy,
that Triefte (hall be confidered as a neutral port, and
not under French influence, whether Ruffian or En
glifh (hips of war are Coffered to enter or not.
London, England, 1807-04-03

HIS FORY.

This day was publifhed, printed in Derny Um% filliiar to Ma-
vu Nepng, and Blair's Clara-Book, illuttrated by a large Map,
price 6s. bound, and lettered on the back,

NCIENT HIS•CORY FOR. THE USE OF
SeiIOOLS exhibiting a fummary View of the Rife, Pro-
grefs, Revolutions, DEcline and Fall of the Various Nations of
Antiquity, from the earlieit Records of *rime to the Fall of the
Roman Empire:.

By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Cbrift's College, Cambridge;
_ .

Mater of the Free Grammar School, at Ravenfiondale, in Weft.
moreland ; Author of the Grammar of Maury, of the Arctic°.
logia Greca, &c. &c. &c.
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to be rrtfumesl, be foktud worthy of fttnilar dilti4ctauti.
London, England, 1807-04-03

EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL

This day was publilbed, price 3s. No. X. of
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI.
CAL JOURNAL; exhibiting a candle View of the latett
and molt important Difcoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Phar-
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Edinburgh• Printed for Archibald Conftabfe and Co Edin
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Of whom may he bad,
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LANE, NEW MAN, and Co. beg leave to announce the publics •
tion of a New Novel, by Mrs. ROCHE, Author of the Children
of the Abbey, &c.
In Five large Volumes, ramo. price tl. 73. 6d. in boards,
THE DISCARDED SON; or, The HAUNT
the BANDITTI.
Alfo new Editions of the following, lately publiffi d,
by the fame Author,
Children of the Abbey. Fifth Edition, 4 vols. 145. fewcd.
Vicar of Lanfdown. Second Edition, a vols 7s. ditto.
Maid of the Hamlet. Second Edition, a vols 75. ditto.
Printed for Lane, Newman. and Co. Minerva Office. Leaden
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London, England, 1807-04-03

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. - '
Lungs AND GLNTLIIIRN,
THE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, in the
room of the late Sir S FEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart.
having been fixed for Wednefday, the Bth of April, I earnestly fo-
licit the attendance of my Friends at the Ballot, and molt grate•
fully acknowledge the liberality and kindnefs I have experienced
from the Proprietors in general during my prefent canvas, Which
gives me a very flattering profiled of fvccefs. I molt anxioutly
with to pay my perfonal rcfpeets to tvcry Proprietor in or near
London,but lf, from the continual changes of refidence in fo eaten-
five a canvas, my drfign in that rcfpeet lhould be frultrated, I have
only to hope the (=Mon may not be attributed to any intentional
negledt or difrefpedt —I have the honour to he, with the utmott
refped, Ladies and Gentlemen, your molt faithful and obedient
Servant, JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN.

No. 2, Harley Place, March 24, tgo7.

Lieutenant• Colonel BA N NLa ter n N's Committee will meet every
day, from twelve to four o'clock, at the King's Head 'Cavern, in
the Poultry, where any friendly communications will be gratefully
received.
London, England, 1807-04-03

STOCKHOLM, MARCH 13.

M. Alopens, Envoy Extraordinaly, and Plenipo-
tentiary from the Court of IttilDa, we are affured,
has been recalled from this capital.

FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIER, MARCH 4.

The Ruffians continue in Moldavia without ad-
vancing a Rep. In the meanwhile, their rapid
movements at fir(, and the interell they had in pe-1
netrating into the heart of our provinces, make it
evident, that their prefent inaction is much again(
their will. We are now affured, that Prince DoJgo-
rucky has arrived in Moldavia with a confiderable
reinforcement, and is now on the march for Walla-
chia. If this latter report be true, the arrival of
an enemy's corps, which mu( weaken him elfewhere,
will be of very little fervice, as the Grand Vizier
will have tine to affemble his auxiliaries.

T. PETERSBURGH, FEB. 22.

The patriotifm of the Ruffians never (hone with
more fplendour than at this moment. A large pro-
portion of the Ruffian Nobility and proprietors of
eaates, not only furni(h for the national militia a
greater number of troops than their contingent re-
quires, but they have even made advances to the
Government, of ready cafh. Thus, the rich Count
Schermentew, not only equipped 12,000 men for the
field ; but alto prefented to the State, for the great
and holy purpofes of the war, raco,ooo rubles in
ready ca(h. In like manner, the wealthy Count Stro-
ganoffe, and other noble minded Ruffian inhabitants
and citizens, diflinguifhed themfelves. The city of
Peterfburgh fcnt into the field of honour and valour
10,000 men, and contributed, at the fame time, half
a million of rubles. The city of Mofcow, in like
manner, furt.ilhed to,ooo men, and 300,000 rubles;
the city of Kiow, 4000 men, and 80,000 rubles. The
Polifh part of the Ruffian fubjeds, who became inch
on the lall divifion of Poland, do not furnifh any
troops, the Emperor Alexander having, in an Ukafe,
proclaimed, that he could not make a reqnifition of
the kind, (ince it was no. fitting that friends and kid-
men should be founcf. fighting among contending
troops. But the Government are called upon to fob.
' flitute, in the place of men, conttibutions in gold.—
However, a great number of them have contributed
beyond the proportion neceffisry, and, in general,
I evince a firong attachment to the Ruffian fervice.
London, England, 1807-04-03

TO.MORROW EVENING, APRIL 4, 1807,
will be acted the Comedy of
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
To which will bt added the new Grand Romantic Melo-
Drama, called
THE WOOD DEMON ;
Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK."
'With entirely new Mufic, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and De-
cogitions..—The Overture and Mufic compofed by Mr. Kelly.
This Evening—The Duenna ; with the Wood Dzmon ; or,
" Tin:Clock has Itrutk."

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 4, iBO7,
will be abed a New Comedy. called

THE MAN OF THE WORLD.

Sir Pertinaz Mr.cfyeophant, Mr. COOKE.
Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Lady Rodelpha Lumbereourt, Mrs. GLOVER.
To which will be added the blew Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
This Evening—The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a
Rutland with Mother Goofe.
A Nei/ Mufteal Piece, in two Acts, called " Whiffle for It,"
will be produced on Weilnefday neat.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, PALL
MALL.

j\TOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the
1.1 Proprietors purfuant to Adjournment will be held on
Thurfday next, the gth inft. at Twelve o'Clact, at the Crown
3r4 Anchor in the Strand, to tied additional Diredtors, to atft
with thofe already choral, conformable to the Regulations of the
Inflitution and alto to proceed upon filch other Matters as may
then be propoied. R. F. THOMPSON,
Solicitor to the Inftitution.
London, England, 1807-04-03

WOBURN PARK FARM.
SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE.

9'HE SALE of LEICESTER TUPS, EWES,
and LAMBS at Woburn Park Farm, is poftponed from
June 15th, to September, when the entire Stock of New Leicefter
Sheep belorsing to the Duke of BEDFORD, will he Sold without
referve, due Notice will be given of the particular days of Sale.
The Sale and I.ct,ings of South-down and of Cattle, will take
flue at Woburn Park Farm, on Monday the 15th of June, accord
ing to the Notice given at Lord Somerville's Shew in March La.
Woburn Park Farm, April 2, 1807.

COAL TAR BROWN and PAINTaPREPARED for OUT-

DOOR PAIN
r'HE Public are moil refpea folly informed, that the
-1- above mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the Bri-
tint Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbrook, London. The
Paints are of various fhades of Green and ether Cr.lours. peculiar.
ly adapted for ufeful and ornamental Covering, and are racily ap-
plied,being fold in a Rate for ufe.
The Coal Tar Brown is recommended for barns and all rough
fencing, is g a good /colour, and will be found cheaper and
wore durable than Common Tar.
N B. White I.ead and all forts of Painters Oils and Colours of
the heft quality, Linked Oil Cake for Cattle, &c.

MR. HAYWARD refpeftfully informs the Public
foe Term he had in his late Houfe, No. 10, Ludgate Hill.
being expired, he is removed to No. 56, Piccadilly, corner of Al-
bany, where they may be fupplied with all 11.1 r. GREENOUGIi./
and other Genuine Medicines.

PECTORAL I.OZ ENGF.S of TOUT which 50 years trial
proves fuprrior to molt other Medicines for the caring of Coughs,
Hoarfen..ll .1, Sore Throats, Shortnefs of Breath, &c
TINCTURE. for Cleaning Preserving, and Beautifying the
Teeth and diet:Wally curing the Scurvy in the Gums, and TINC-
TURE Tot the 'Tooth•aahe, which Trident fails to give immediate
cafe. without injuring the Teeth.
None of the above articles are genuine except R. Hayward is on
the Stamp They are fold Whokfale by Newhery and Sons,
St. Paul's Churchyard; Dicey and Co. I3ow Church.yard ;and
Retail by the Vendersof Genuine Mcdreino.

11R. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER and ANA-
4-, LEP I'IC PILLS prepared a: the reduced prices of I. 9d
the packet, and is. 9d. per box, by Benkimiri Perrin, Chemift, No.
23, Southampton.ftreet, Covent Garduu, London, the only per•
.tin who ever prepared them fur the lite Dr. Robert James—they
are equally genuine with thole fold of double the price. Alfo Per
tins Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
white, preferve them from decay, and prevent the l'ooth Ach—in
tort, it will do all that can pAlibly be done by any preparation,
innocent in its nature and ple.ilant in its tire, and will prove a va-
liable acquifition to every individual defirous of Teeth found,
clean, and wirte, or cf Gums, healthy, firm, and florid ; in boxes
I n
price as. 9d. each Ladie, paic:liar is! Lavender Water will find
their ream much gratifi:d by Perrin's Double Diflilled, at as. 9d'
per honk equal to any in London, altliou;l1 fold at a much big ha
vise.