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AN INQUIRY int,' the STRUCTURE and
ANIMAL. CECONONIY rf the HORSE; cnmprch
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trrer Dirdtiisna for 9lim-in:7. and pniming nut a Nt.-t'•nil
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ile.flrated by eighteen r Phois
By RICHARD LAWRENCE,
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U. TM. Work has no Comicairin with one publlaed bf
Lawrerce.

AROMATIC SPIRIT. OF VINEGAR.
THE origin:A Iliventor of thisPrepiration(Mr•
Henry, of M.,ncheftcr, Pan rot ar:red the Aromatic
Stitit of Vi.w.gAr 6,r general fate al out fi(tein yeary ago) finds
it tocerary t., coition the public againg the variety of fpurious
I•. 7tation... which Pre (old. un 'tr that Male, by Grugiißs and
P-rforneo. t,.ton;;ltout the ht. trapolb..and in Cluntri. Towne.
'flu re,or. to Ruin: again(! Impefition, the Purchdo
fr t' c Ammatie Vinegar art reilacfled to ()hit rye, that oo
tl.e Stamp of etch Boole are eng•aved, (LT Pencil:Ron) the
words ..ricoIPIAS Ord Wlll tAsl
1,9 crrtret 4 h nhlchi: 2 capital : 71:t.1 that Meßts. Bayley
~e •r-greet ('ha-ing•ertfa, re the only appoint-
ed V. mire. in London,. Yel.ere the Aromatic Vinegar may be
L ad, u It and retail, in Drell.. at ii. 9i each t air" Henry's
Cal-iri Marriery. in busJoi is. :s.9di and js. 64. each.
Frrisrplrours triads&

CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
OD Friday, the 28th day of January neat, at the Rainbow
Coffee-houfe, Cornhill, at Twelve o'clock,
In about Twenty LOTS,
SEVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime
OAK TIMBER TREES, nanny of which arc of gre t
Dfintrfions, fit for the principal pieces of kips of a large rue •
as well as (maul prime butts of Cooper'. Timber, of the molt
valuable fort; likewife other. for Hammer and En, ine Beams,
fa. now blued and !taped marked, and Banding in
ore Wood, containing about iso Acres, called FRYDING
HURST COPPICE, between the Two Turnpike Road lend-
ir,g from Godalming to Hallam:re, and Godalming to Chiding-
foul; very conveniently fituated far both land and water ear-
Have, from Godalming Wharf, diftant therefrom only Eight
Miles, and about One to the Turnpike Road on either Side,
Tw,nty from Arundel and the Sea, Tbiny from Portfmnuth.
and F rty-thr,• fr. m London.
' Alfo a mut T .enty Acres of Underwood, a part very full of
H ,o; ere Stuff, Poles, he. be.--Likewife a number of fine
Beech Trees, near Great Berkhampftead, In Hertfordthlre.
James and Edward Lawrence, who refide in the Manor;
Houk, in the centre of the Wood, will thew the f. vcral Lots;
of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto of Thom,' Ride,
Millwright, In Hallanere ; the King's Arms, Godalming;
White Hark, Guildford; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Foram,
Cbiebefter ; Crown, at Portfmouth ; at the Rainbow; and of
Mr. Kahle, Land and Timber Surveyor, Charlotte-arca,
Blnomibury.

ELEGANT SPOWI INC RFSIDINCI, AM) khl ATE,
IN YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Iffee-bentfe, in Corokill, on Friday the 4th
day of February, at Twelve o'clodt, Iv One LOT.
AVALUABLE and very defirAble FREE-
HOLD ES FAT3.lying pettedly carved and wall wa-
tern!, refrefbed by ttw River Llypicy, which runs aboveground
through Part of the Land, on which Rands a molt complete
and elegant Villa. with every requißte attached and detached
Office, well known by the Name of FALCONER's•HALL,
in the P.rlfft of Foxhole, about Half a Mile difiant from the
High Road, between Drilleld and Scarborough, Nine Miles
front the former and Ten from the latter, and'twelve from
Bridlington: together with a moil nvellent Farmhonfe, with
com enient Out-bull:ling", and fundry contiguous %cloture' of
good Land, containing near Eight Hundred Acres; together
with the ?tenor of FIOYTHORPE, extending over about One
Thoutard Acres of Ground.
The Refiderce, Offices, and about Six /frees of Land, are
in the Occapatlon of the Proprietor, who wis; give immediate
PoffclSun; and the well adapted Furniture is to be takenhy the
Purchafer at a fair Valuation. The teller( the Land is bd.' by
Mr. William Nutbrown, by letfe,Sla Years of which are now
um:spired. at a Nett Rent of about S 4 1.
To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Natbrolen, of
whom Printed Particulars nu/ he ba l ; alfo of the [hinters of
the York Courant and Neweettle Advertiter; Swar, Ferry-
belige; Angel. Drocaiter; of kleKrs. Coon and Bcctfon, No 4
Gray's Inn tkpeare; Rainimw ; and of Mr. Rake, Laud Star-•
vcyoe,Chariottaßeeet, BLootibury, London.

NEW MEDICINE ACT,
Whi:h took place on the eft of September, (be.
Dr. BRODUNI takes chi, public method, to acquaint his
Agents and the Medicine Venders in general, that from the
above date the followingaiteradon will takeplace in wiped to
Dr. titmouse's BOTADICALSVIU r, and RtSTOIATIVI
rout CORDIAL. Viz —The large fire Bottles (which contain
the quantity of five (mall ones), gill be fold fur as. which
requires a as. Stamp ; the ml Idle Sae Bottle (which contains
in quantity equal to a} (mail ones). will be fold for 13S. and
will require a is. Stamp ; the (mall Bottle will he fold for ss
and will alfo require au. Stamp. The public will obfervc
that there is a faring of Si. in put:chafing the large fire Bottle,
and a raving of 41. in the purshafe of a middle fix Bottle.
This day was publithed, price 3s. 6d.
4 New Edition of
A GUIDE TO OLD AGE ; or a Cure for the
Indifcretions of Youth. Wherein are laid down the mean,
to obtain a radical Cure for Nervous, Hypochondria:, and Coo-
fumptivc Complaints, ate. Re. with an Flay on Venereal Com-
plaints, Glens, and Seminal Weakneffes' and a certain deftrue-
tire habit of a '-trot nature.—Neither tingle nor married of
both fates, Should be a moment without having this publica-
tion in their polieffion.
The high cftimation in which this Work is held by the pub-
lic, its great utility, and the unprecedented fide it has met with,
ii fully proved by the fnllowing teftimony :
I hereby certify that I have printed Thirty Tboufand of
Dr. Illiopolis I Gunn to OLD Aor, Once its firft publication.
j. W. NIVERS, Printer."
I aeknowledn that my late brother, 3. W: Myers. printed
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Wailers my hand this tot!) of January, allot.
W. RODEN, No. a, Patemofter row.

Signed in the prefrnec of W. LEWIS.
The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Crudill,to be
bad at the Dodoes boufe, No. co, Albion-fired, 7 doors from
the Leverean Mufium, Surrey Bele of blacktriars-bridge, in
bottles at it. 3t. t ts. 6.1. and be. ed. (duty ineludcd) at Wathri a.
(late Cockells) Medicine Waavhnufe' nil, Strand ; and Shaw
and Co. St, Paul's Church yards W. Pulpits, Printer and
Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Warehonfe, No. 3. Wine-Rivet,
who has received a large and frera fujiply; Thompfon and Mills,
Caltie-ftrect ; Browne, 'rouse, ; C. Routh, Bridge-Bred;
Reed and Sheppard, Brillol; Meykr and Crutweil, HAI;
Mal*. Goadby, Sherbarne; Mr. Raikes, Gliucelter ; Mr.
Tymbs, Woreefter. . Mr. l'r.:writan, Eaetcr ; Swinney, Birm-
ingham; Spinney and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dublin; and by all
Printers, Boukfellers, and Venders of Medicines in the Three
insidorn 9.
N. B. Perfons who apply for thefc medicines, will pleafe to
take notice, that it will be in vain to ez peel any relief from this
remedy without punduality ; for taking a bottle or twopro-
petty, then 'crying of for tome days and beginning again, will
be of no kind of fervice. It mull he taken regular ; and in forme
cafes it bath required the quantity needfary for a perfect cure,
to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had oh-
mined say relief ; therefore perfons in the country, who wills
to go through a regular eourfe cult, mould take care to have a
proper (apply at Dr. Brodum's medicines
The Medicine may be had every day. A quart bottle con-
rains equal to live (nail ernes.
It will be weedier! the Doltor Amid ice Net Patient's' are
afilieled with Mande or Lofs of Sight, or fend their Calm. by
Letter or Parcel, to the Dwane ;Pa or Can giie paid), with
W ideal Foes

To-d ty it was zenera!ly rl.Torted tile the Arch-,
e.;Le L.wis would be App tkted G )vernor of
Prague ; and the Archdale AN THONY go it; the
fame otta:i:y to Venice. The Archduke CitARLE 3.
it is will be made FirtiMinifter

HAGJE, JAN. 3.—General VICTOR, who fame
s !ince went to 1-1, lvf.ealuys int-FL:a ;he Er-
pcdition preparing there, has returned with Ge.
neral BiRTHIER to this place.
The Legillative Body has approved the propo.
1.11 of the Diredory, for the obfervation of a day
of general thankfgiving and prayer. The day
appointed by the Diredoy, is the zd of March '
cnfoing.
The Government has paired a Decree. anthori.
zing the Officers of the Batavian brigades to corn.
plete their corps with the Dutch emigrants who
compofed the corps formerly in the fervice of the
Prince of Otenos, and in the pay of England.—
We arc again afFured that the Prince of ORAPIOt
has promifed many of there emigrants that he will
procure them to be incorporated in the corps which
he is railing in Germany, in the States allotted to
him as indemnities.

We hear that Citizen C. Arorrooz, at relent
in England, is appoinred agent of this Republic
there.

HA4BURCH, DEC. ,9.—We now hear, that the
Danish troops marched back after the Proten of
his Damfit Majetly had been publifhed, againfl the
beferting of the villages, !cc.. allotted to the city
of Lubec.

It is not yet known what place will be allotted
in the new Conftitution now framing, to the
perial cities. The mediatinz Powers wmtld have
given them a greater influence ; but Praha prin.
cipally oppofed it. In general, the preponderance
of this latter Potentate is pretty fenfibly felt; and
will hereafter be felt fill more fallibly.

Bcaeis, Jet. PmGan MitVISTY per
poles, after the review, which is to be held lb
May, tv make a tour throtr;h all his fuoillf
te-
quired countries in Wellphalia: He will vifit.We..
sel in order to point out the places Where nep.
• _itsr
tifications are to be ereeted.
The General Direttors of the Finatteei /iv laid
a plan before the Krim, for the.improveitient of
the fabricks in Munflerland, Anfpach, &c.—lt is
thought that thefe countries,• which have been but
little cultivated, will fhortly be brun:ht to the like
Rourifhing Rate as the rat of the P;uffian States.
The marques of ;the foldiets will, this year, he
changed. for others better adapted for ufe, and their
drefs alfo now lighter.
The limo ha. devoted confiderable ftinss for
recruiting eat of the country, in order to raife new
regiments.—We &only ewe& a new Nineties.
from the Italian Republic.
It is Rill uncertain who will be appointed Mi.
nißer 'Plenipotentiary of the French Republic at
our Court. Our Government would fain have
Citizen Duaoc; but the high poll which he fills
at Paris, will doubdefs induce him to Ray in his
own country.
FRANCITOI r. Dec. 30. The Senate of this city
has for tome time pak difplayed mo,te than its
ufual energy. The Jews prefented a Petition five
days ago, claiming the rights of equality and ci-
tizenfhip; but their demand was not only svjelted,
but they were fined so,noo crowns for having made
it. In this Petition, the Jews, in confiderauena of
their being exempted from military ferrite, ems.
fented that they &mild not have any reprefenta-
lives in the Senate. It is known, however, that
neither the Catholics nor the Lutherans enjoy this
privilege ; and in the commifflon which has lately
been eitabliflied refpeeting the Catholic religion,
not one perfon of that perfualion was admitted as
a Member of it—fo jealous are the governing fa.
milks of Franckfort of the privileges attached to the
exerclre of their religion.
111 UNDATION.—Frons Zarknits, in Bohemia, we
i hear, that the lake of that name, which dries up
' almoß every year, has rikn above its banks ; and
fo rapidly inundated the furrountling country, that
the neighbouring village Zeedorf was under water
in a few minutes, fo that the inhabitants had
barely time to fare themfelves by leaving. evety
thing behind them. The village Dann*, in the
valley of Unzvloed,between the country of Schnee.
berg and the city of I.aas, has (Uttered Rill more.
The intelligence received from Zcoge, in Dalma.
tia, is no lets melancholy : after an incefant
drought of fix weeks, a dreadful Rorm of thunder
and lightning, accompanied by torrents of rain,
arofe (In the tR of Decemiler, which continued all
that day, the whole night, and the fucceeding day,
without intermitlion. The water, which gufhed
is torrents from the mountains, (wept with it, in
its impetuous courfe, large pieces of rocks, defirvy-
ing a paved road and two (tone bridges which
had been ended in the fummer. All the ware.
houfes of merchandise in the city are under water,
and two with fah, belonging to the Cuttom•hook,
quite deltroyed. A conduit which furnifhed the
city with fweet water, and laid at onnfiderable es.
pence, is alfo rendered ufelefs, with all the 'pills
in the environs. So late as the atb, the city was
Rill under water.

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FRANCE.

PRIVATE I.T.TTER, PARIS, JANUARY 6.

The FIR T CJNSTIL appeared nn the parade at
yefierday, being the 15:11 Nicole.
Betive..ii 1.e.. en and eight tholit-And men v. ere
3,7rrohled, confiding of the Regiments of Confular
C:oard, Aied et a chews' ; and fome ctker Regi-
rn.mta, bii.light as ufual from the neighbouring
cantonrr..rit. _

The '.l.imeluke Guard being Rationed at an in-
convenient distance from Paris, were not utdered
on this occafion to attend the Parade.
The Place de Cainuf.:l and the Court of the
Thuilleries, were filled with troops, and all flit•
timed in a manner that, fuperbly appointed as
they all arc, gave a grand coy grail to the fpfla.
tors. His t.r.otru!ar ilfajcfiy mounted his white
charger loon after twelve o'clock, and kt off on'
a full gallop immediately to the extremity of the
line, i-slowed by his Staff, confining of Generals
and Aids de Camp about twenty, and one mount-
ed Milmeluke fuperbly attired, preceded by Gene-
ral Jasor, Commandant of Paris, and two Aids-
de-Canip.
In this nrdtr he r-aff:d the line of Infantry within
the OA:: t of the Thuilleries, and afterwards that
of the cavalry in the Place de Caroufel.
• He was frequently ftnpt in his progrefs by a
number of women rind fomc lbldiers, who prefent-
cd petitions to him, sail of which he received with
great affability and attention, and delivered them
to the Officers in waiting.
This day the 7.ONSUL was dreffed in the uniform
of the Cunfolar Guards, blue with white facings,
but without any lace of gold nr filver, and a plain
hat, fo that he was diftinguilhable by his marked
fimple attire, whilft his Officers who furrounded
him were in the molt magnificent dreffes.
Citizen RAP?, famous for his expedition to Swit-
zerland, attended the Consul., but took his poll at
the head of a Corps d'Elite, which he commands ;
as did Monf. BEaunaftwots,NladatreßoN•ratert's
fon, (about 20 years of age), who commands the
fine Regiment of Conhilar Chaffeurs. General
BERTH I E R, ssith a long lift of other celebrated Ge-
nerals, took their proper Rations as Commanders
of Brigades.
After the bufinefs of the Review was over, eight
fine hones, four greys and four bays, were brought
our to be (hewn to the Con sot. They were a pie-
lent made by the Ambaffador from Tunis; they
are Arabians and extremely beautiful,aud of condi
much approved of by BONA? ART!.
BONAPARTE, then, gave audience to his Gene
rals, and, when ended, the Levee began ; it was
not fo much crowded as on the laft occafion, nor
were fo many Englifh anxious to be prefented.
The Gentlemen who were prefented at the laft
Levee dined this day with the FIRST Cottsut, be-
tides many Ladies ; at the head of whom was her
Grace of DORSET. About three hunched perfons
were prefent.
The Confular dinners are unique ; they are ma•
naged with the fame addrefs as moll of the other
Ineefures of this Government—thy/much—for they
never lag snore than twenty minutes.—Let John
Dull take this hint, and remember, that when he
attends the Thuilleries dinners, he malt only cue&
to gratify the eye, not the appetite.
The dinner over, the FIRST Consul. was very
converfable, and took up the charafter of a private
Gentleman, in which juftice mutt allow he appears
to much advantage.—On all occafions he diftin-
luilles the Britith Ambaffador ; the reft of the
Corps Diplomatiquc are obfequious. The one I
named is manly.