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• . . •Plt "of . ) • • ilk 17 5 ~• A . '"` e : • Ver P r- • j'-zr. ,t,c,lys - TA , %I :t 4 . - a l.'. kuhla 67541 JUNE is , 1807. .''X• Jet publilhed, , Price Three pence each, or One Guinea pir hundred. z o.k . REPLY to OBSERVATIONS on what is called the CATHOLIC BILL. By.a PROTESTANT CLERGY VAN. London : Printed Cur C. and R Baldwin, New Bridge4trret. :~' This day was rtbiffbed, in one Volume odthro,price 7s. in hoards, a lsl:Av EcStion, coy- reded by tEe Author, of . 'HE CRITERION: or, Rules by which the .7.• True Miracles rtecratkr io the New Telbarrat. are diilin• gui(hed from the Spuriouv Miracles of Pagans and Papiftr. By JOHN DOUGLAS. D D. Lord Bilimp of Salifbury. Printed for T. Cullen and W. Davies, in the Strand. w i cidecience of the numerous applications for Places in the Dori, and the unprecedented applaufe, beftuwed on the prefent pap ier Intertainmenta,the Nobility. Gentry, and others arc waft refpedtfullynformed, that they will be continued until fur ther notice. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLE.Y's, WEIITMINSTLR BRIDGE. Under the Pauonage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, and till farther n o tice, will be prefented (feventeenth time) PRUSSIAN POL ANDER's EXERCISES, S,:rpentine ;Ladder, dtc..— . .t 7th time, an Arriette, called the German Spa Girl.—rith time, Iqueftrian Excrdfes, by the Young Pruffi.m.-4 tit time, the fo Pitch adavired Foreign Military Spectacle, called the BRAVE COSSACK, with its dependent and iris main new and fplendid cencry, Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's Bridge &c. of new ' av ention.in which piece fevcral Hodes, exprefsly trained, perform in a molt extraordinary manner.--1 7th time, a favourite Song by 4. Young Lady--17th time, Warbling, Whiftling, and Julking the Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony. Stc ;.t.7th time, The Grand Equeltrian Corps de Referve will have tt.e honour to perform divers Exercifes.—To conclude with 11AR. 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No Tender will be aceert!il, unlefs tke quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, Mall be. feparately and dittindtly Rated, nor will any Tender be admittgd for a lets quantity than Ten Thoufand Gaßoils of either article. No regard will k lad le ay ?etcher is which the price fl Jl not he infected in word: at here h, or that flail not be delivered to the Board before one 'loch oa the fold That,Pay the bEtd of Yuse next, tier welele the perfix who mike; the Teats., ir feat jerfes on Ns behalf ertendi Ito axPrer when called for. TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. pococvs PATENT IMPERIAL CAMP and BARRACK SOFA BEDS are recommended as an ar ticle indifpenfible for their comfort and convenience. They arc convenient, nfeful. and ornamental in forming a kandfome eafy sofa, a snug and comfortable bed, and in folding into a very falai] compafs for the convenience of carriage. From the fimplicity of their conftrudtion, they are the molt complete sofa bed ever made for an officer's tent iu eamp,or apartments in barracks. May be bad, with every article of camp equipage, at Pocock's, No. a 6, Southampton-Brat, Covent Garden. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Yugsr 8,1807. rHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS Mil 7 ES Tr NAPT, do &rely rive Naice, That on Friday the Ad of July next, they win be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealcd.up) and treat for the fupplyingcf SEA IPROVISIONS to His Majefty's Ships and. Wifels at Halifax. Rolf& Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the liland of Bermuda, (conjointly In one Contrad) for twelve months certain, from the loth of Oetober next, and further until fix months warning than be given on either fide fir the termination thereof. The mode of payment to be Bills bearing intereft ninety days aftee date. The Conditions of the Contrad may be ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard will bs bed So assy Tessier in utbicA the prices fill see la brferted is words et begtb, or that f&JI esue be debarred to the Board ie. bre Ore o'Clori ea the Aid Friday the 3d of July :seat, seer amiefi the Perfoa who males the Tender, or low Perla, ism his behalf, attend; anfwer when called fir ; nor will any Tender that contain: extrava gant pri es lase foam article:, and prices much ill:rice to the real value aten others, be malidered as proper to be admitted. PRESENT STATE OF POLAND. This day was publifhed. In One Volume ramo. price 7s. In boards, A VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF POLAND. Ey Gr.ORGE BURNETT. Late of Ballol College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoftcr-row. .. 6 This Work will be found to contain many isterefting par• titulars relative to the prcfcnt Seat of War. WILLIAMS'S PATENT CASES. vB 'tils Majefty's Royal Letters Patent, granted December 1806 ILLIAMS's PATENT LEDGER CASES. 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To the Public Offices, Public Companies, and Marebants, the advantages of fuch an article mutt be important, as well as to the literary world in general. Stationer, No. 20, Comhill, London. 7 - -- HE ONLY LQTTERY of Twenty Thoufand Tickets. that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS, begins Drawing 14th July, 18:7. SCHEME. 1 Prize of £30,000 s -- =pc° s .. s opoo s -- 5 000 5 -- 2 ,coo 8 £3Nottb 40,000 20.000 10,000 5,2C,0 300 4, 000 100 1i)00 30 1,300 2Q - 30,000 15 37400 so 3 0 5,5 co I,coo to,coo Ticket,. Law,ooo lira-drawn Tickets Fourth Day, being the only fixed Capital, 3 0 ,COO. Regular Drawing of 2,070 Tickets each Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfel Lottery Offices, and by ilar Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket 19 16 o Half -- to 3 o Eighth IS o (tiartcr 3 3 o Sixteenth a 6 6 HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prifing nearly the whole Varith; diftant from London 63 miles. 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This day were publifhed, Eleg'ntly printed in Two Volumes, Qarto, with a portrait of Lord Karnes, fan-Ilulles of his hand-writing, &c. price •,1.35. in buaris, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the LTA Honourable HENRY HOME, of KAMES, 'vie of the Senators of the College of Juftice, and one of the Lords Commif- Goners of Justiciary in Scotland ; containing Sketches of the Pro grefs of Literature, and General Improvement in Scotland, during the greater part of the 18th century. ••• For thefe Memoirs, which threw molt important light on the Literary Hiftory of Great Britain, during the laft century, the public is indebted to the pen of the Honourable Lord W oodhoufe lee, one of the Judges of the Court of Stffioa in Scotland. Printed for I'. Cade and W. Davies, Strand; anti W. Crean, Edinburgh. A very few Copies are printed on royal paper, price SL Ss. in boards. CURS OF STONr AND GRAVEL. MR. PERRY, Slit-germ,. Southamptnn-ftreet, liloonibury•fquare, Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOLVENT. amid yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he has for Come years devoted hit whole prof•. flional attention to the above Difeefes, and their complication with that of Gout. He may be contain:tidally at his own Hoafe and more efpecially on Wednef days sad Fridays, where he difpenfcs the Solvent in bottles of 45.61 Ills. and xi as. Stamps included, two of which left scarcely ever fail to corral the calculons diathefis in the habit, andthereby recent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary Sold alfo at Bacon and Co's, tso, 0 vford-ftrtet, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange; where alfo nuty be had juft pub- Hied, the Author's" Dilquifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth Edition, price Is, 6d pointing out their Cade and the Diet to be Warred during the Care, with many extraordinary cafes, tome of perfect recovery even after the operation had bceu refolved on. MR. DUFOUR is perfeftly aware of the Prep dices which many pnffefs to the advatifing fyftem, and would tejeCt it as derogatory to bis profeffien, particularly as his extedve praecice in London entirely precludes the neeeffity of it ; but baying for many years confined his Praiticc to the Cure of etrietares, Obßruttions, (Meets, &c. &c as well as Debility and 511 other Minders of the Urethra requiring fecrecy ; and being Sok Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Medicated Bougies, he feels hindcif aeluattd by motives of duty to adopt it, as the only method by which a great number of Pcrions, in every part of the King dom, may obtain that iffeetual Relief, which experience proves they cannot obtain from Country Praditioners His method is nal and efficacious, and not liable to the objeaktis made to the caußie and other violent mans, which do not prevent a relapfe. For the various Symptoms, fee Mr. D.'s Treaiife, price is. 6d. to be hid at his Houk. 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VOLUME THE FIRST of C ALEDONIA ; or, An Account, Hiactical and C Topographic, of NORTH BRITAIN, from the molt ancient to the prefent Time% With a Didtionary of Places, Cho rographical and Philological (to he completed in four Volumes ) By GEORGE CHAL'VIERS, F, R. S. and S. A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and E. Confta. ble and Co. Edinburgh This Volume is divided into four periods. Book I. contains an Account of the Aborigines, their Manners, Religion, and A ntiqui ties, with the Roman Franfaelions, front the Invafion of Agricola, in A. D. So, to their Abdication in 446. Book 11. contains the Hittcry of the Pieta, the Roma sized Britons, the Salons, and the Scots, from A.D. 446 to $43. Bonk 111 comprehends the Hiftory of the united Flits and Scou. of Cambria, Strathclyde, Galloway, and Lothian, &c. from A. D. 343 to logy. With the Ecclehafti. cal liift,ry, Laws, Manners, Cuftomv, Antiquities, Learning, and Language of this period. 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This day was publithed, Neatly printed in one Volume, price Ss. in boards, APOPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER fa. miliarly termed a COLD, in which the means of obviating the various caufes, which are liable, either remotely to co.. ribute to the produdtion of this complaint, or which more immediately excite it; together with the molt effectual method of removing it when prefent, are explained in a manner familiar to every capa city; and to which are added, a Colledtion of approved Receipts and Obfervationg on the molt popular Remedies, principally de llgned for the ufe of families, and compored with a view of ren dering more extenfively known the infidious nature of a diforder, which, to the inhabitants of the variable climate of Great Britain, too often proves the bane of health and comfort ; and thereby di minifhiug its frequency, and preventing its pernicious effects. By E. L. WHITE, Surgeon, Am Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. CHAP CAL'S NEW WORK. This day was publilhed, in Four Volumes Oaavo, illultrated with numerous engravings, price tl. tbs. in boards, CHEMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufadures. By M. J. A. CHAP rAL, Member and Treafurer of die French Senate, Grand Officer aft Legion of Honour, Member of the Inftitute, Honorary ProtetTor of the School of Medicine, &c.&c. Little need be laid to recommend a new Work by fo eminent a chemift as M. Chaptal, who has lid!fully applied in It all the mo dem Difcoverics in Chemiftry and Experimental Philofophy to the perfection of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac tures. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged defideratum ; aad, executed by fo acute an experimentalift as the prefent Au thor, it forms an acquifition, above all price, to the numerous che ruifts, workers of metals, and manufadturera , of Great Britain and Ireland. --- Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet, London and to be had o•' all Bootle Hem _ _ Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, a DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and TIIRORETICAL CHEMISTRY, in one large and elokly-printed Volume, Oetavo ; by WILLIAM NICHOLSON, with Plates, prix• Os. Boards, HOLLAND AND THE RHINE, This day was publithed, in a large and very elegant volume, eto, accompanied by numerous and vary beautiful Engravings, pricc as, in boards, ATOUR through HOLLAND, along the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Summer and Autumn of rloiS. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Sumner, or Tour . . round the Baltic, Bic. " Pergit. 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Mr. BELSHAM'S APPENDIX to theVoLussEsof his HISTORY, z vols. 2/8. . 17. Mr. CHERRY'S PETS& TRIP. OVEAT, is. 6d. DOMOURILZ'S CAMPAGNE de Scuottesau, SS 6d. 19. Leila se's SYNONYMIS, 6s. boards. SO. The WATIRINO and SSA BATHING PLACES, 1807, k 311: and 1 4 1 . az. CHEMISTRY applied to the AtTS and MA N CrACTEn.ES, by CNA PTAL, 4 yob 365. Orders for thefe, and for all Mr. Pncturs's Publications, will tv duly exceutede—Bridge-ftreet, Jun. t. 1807. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publifhed. in Two large Volumes Quarto price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illustrated wits nearly to) Engravings, 3a of whieb are coloured from Nature, reprekit• big various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, a,l.pted to the molt improved methods of Cultivation, the molt approv ed Graffes, and the principal Breeds Of Sheep and Cattle, feign original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott , COMPLETE SYSTEM OF APRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvements and Dikoveries, In which theprinciples of Chentiftry are appli:d, in explanation of the Nature and Compofitiun of Soils and Ma nures; and thole of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wbt le intended to combine and explain fully antitompletely the Principles and Pradtice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. of Hendon, in Middiefes, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture fie. Printed for RICHARD Ptimuirs, No. p, St. Paul's Church. . _ yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHUR YOUNCI'S FARIIIR'S L NDAR, price los. 6d. in boards. AN IMPORTANT AUDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was oubllthed, printed on good Paper, and in a clear Type; eorrefponding in ,fize with Dr. Mayor's Britiat Nepos; a new Edition, price, Ss. bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, THE CLASS BOOK; or Three Hundred and Sixty five READING Lessons for Schools of either Sex: combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Exercifes, from the belt Authors, than are to be found in any other work of the fame defcription: every leiron having a clearly defined objcia, and teaching Conte principle of (acme or morality, or Come important truth. By The Rev. DAVID BL AIR The Author has been ftimulated to compile there Exercifes in reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at prefent cult feveral excellent books for teaching Reading and Elocution, the object of them does not extend bcyoud the mere combination of words; and they confift almoft entirely of paffagev, felciacd with reference to beauty of compofidon only. In the prefent work, Ele gance has been united with Utility; Sound and Senfe have been ftudioufly combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the purpofes of Inftrudtioo. In Ihort, every one of the I irons in this Clefs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both WISER and BETTZR. - The Author's own experience as a Teacher fuggefted to him the divifion of his book into three hundred and fixty five leffons, or one for every day in the year; in each of which the fulsjea matter is generally flailed within the fuitable length of a kffon. 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