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ON THE PRINCIPLES OP SELF-DEFENCE In the Preis, and will be publithed mt Tucfday nett, AN Expnfure of the P : inciples of the DISCIPLES of the DIE WON of DARKNESS, alias PARSON HORN. the Immaculate High Pricit —a dernonftration of his nwa palpable Lies by Himfeif, in a Letter addrefed to the F.ledars of Weft - minftor—in which is introduced, Copies of Letters, which have paired between Mr. PAULL and Mr. GIBBONS. relative to th tie Oirciples An Elucidation of the neat Hoene pocus pradifed in the hte Weftminfter Eleftion. Comments on the late Reprefentative of the pare Borough of Honiton. As Expafition of " Perfoaal Conrail/cores" to James Gibbons. Written by Himfelf. To be had of the principal Bookfellers. • . trJURTST I S COMPANTOira ill, day was publiib:d, in sit elegant Vlu rn'd tßnin. tt barred with Maps, the third editi in. much improves and enlarged, price One Guinea and a half in boards. or Thirty dt Shillings neatly &wild THE BRI I'OUR !St, nr TRAVEL LEit's COMP %MON, through ENCILANE) WALES. SCOTLAND, and IREI.AN ) including accurate fleferiptionil of every Part of the United Kingdom: and conspreht nding the mnft celebrated Modern fours thmakth every Part of the &kith idands, particularly thiife of Pitnnawr BRAT That on Friday the slitlt instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, fealed up, and treat for THREE HUN DRED CHALDRONS (each awaiting of 36 &Ads Winchelter Meafure) of PITT'. TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal goodnefs; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, by the 3oth of September next, alongfide the Wharf of hls Ma. ielly's Vidualling Premifes at Plymouth, and Southdown; and to be paid I b r by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Comma may be fern at the Secretary's bffice. THE ANNUAL. SE R MONS in he Ifleof Thamet. for the Belk fit of this CHARITY, will be on SUNDAY NEXT, the loth inftan-. At MARGA TR—By the Rev. JAMES PLUMPTIER, M.A. Fel• low of Clare Hall, Camhri.lge. At sr. PETER'S—By the Rev ROBERT Hooosom M. A Rector of St. George% Manny, r Square, and late Dorneltie Chap. lain to the Lord Bilhop of London. At RAMSGA'T'E CHAPF.I.—Ry the Rev. J.piexmitte, alter nate Mornirg Preacher to the Philanthropic Society, and at Berkeley Chapel, and Chaplain to hie Royal Highttefs the Prince of Wales. HAssrtL HoLotts Twigs SULU/VAN MoRI It ST. • aND VlTNOttAlii YOUNG R "illtst 7 SON BAttarit Jponaos S*A If &WY t 111 ':GLIT HUTCIIIIMIN New re Ga.tptr CARR &t. With (event recant fours, communicated to the Editor by hark. ligent friends The Anniverfary Tinier will he on Monday, the stft init. at Kitlinen's Royal Motel, Marra!e. BUENOS AYRE3 AND MONTE VIDEO. No regard %ill be bad to nay ?ender in wBwb the trice Atli ma be infeited in winds at kerb, yr that Atli not he delivered to the Beard before one o'clock, is the foil Friday, the 186 inflect, Nor wnlefe ibe Perrot who wake, the Tencler,or fosse Per/ on his habil f attends to enicrer when c 441 for. nRaANIST wanted for the Parilll Church of Workington, Cumberland Perim,...f charader and pro perly quili6ed, will mee: funas , le encouragement by Appliestius perfonally, or by letter, (pott paid) to the Ktv. Peter How,Rater of that place. This day was publiihed, illuftratcd by s Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall °dive. Price Sit Shillings in Boards, TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acrof. the Continent of SOU rH AMERICA,by POTOSI to LIMA, performed in tae Years 1790 and i7qt, being the lateft Travels through thole Countries. With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic Deferiptions of all the Spanith PoiTrfficurs in South America, drawn from the ta& and heft Authorities. By W 11.1.1 MAVOR, I.L. D Redo' of Stonrsfia• I Vicar of Nurlrv, ace. &c. Printed for RICEARD PHILLIPS N. 6, !idly ftreet, and faild by all BookfeUers; particularly by thdk .n the great Roads; and at the Watering Places Of whom may be had,Tbe GUIDE, to all the WATERING PLACES for day. Price igs in boards or :40. hound And &be KC LURE of LONDON far 11337. Price st. bound in red. DANCING ADM SINGINn....PRI VATS INSTRUCTION. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, Pennerly Diredor of the Mines near Cracow, In Poland, and late Diredor of the Mines and of Use Proeefs of Amalgamation in Peru. Printed for RICHARD Patt.o re, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blockfdars, and to be bad of ail BOolifellen. Of whom mvy alto he had, The PRZSIMT STATE of Peru, In one elegant Velsme, Quarto, erehellilhoi with Twenty coloured Engravings, price al. js. in boards. /ICTUJLLINC OPFICR, olopli g?, 1k;. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 818 Af47159-7 3 NArr, is kroiy Owe way, That on Tuefday the :It of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in sorting, (failed up) and treat for Two HIM. sired Tons of genuine OATMEAL; to be delivered one Hundred Tons into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at Portfmouth, and the remaining One Hundred Tons into thole at Plymouth ; one half thereof in one month, and the other half in a month after. wards, and to be paid for by Bin payable with intoreft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feat at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in 'tibia the trim flail not be inferted in words at length, or that fluff nee lot delivered to the Board &fore one o'clock on the laid Tuefday the tfi of Semeneber next, nor tenlefe the terfox who make the Tender, o► Jim terfon en hie &Ulf anode to anfwer when sailed for. VICTUALLING.OPPICR, Ar i l is, do,. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7 ESTrs benly give Notice, That on Tuefdav next the ift of September, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for fuch quan tities of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal, as the relpetlive Ma nufadurers of that Article may think proper to offer ; to be deli vered in a month, by weekly proportions, Into his Majeill's Vidualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intercft ninety days after date. N.B. No Tender for a kfs quantity than three hundred Bags wilt be admitted The Conditions of the Contract may be feen at the Secretary's Office. No regard wriK k bad to say Tender is ookeb the fries fiall not be Waled ix words at lexgtir, or tbat wet he dereverod to the Board ibefore axe oidoei ex the Aid Tesefelay xext the Iff of Slimier, star ins* the Perftees irk Amain the Tester. or fiver Porfost ao hie Midi; steam& to sosfiror ovArs sailed for. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON. AUGUST 26, 0107. NOTICE is hereby given, that a General Court of a ' II PROPRIETORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE IN SURANCE COMPANY will be held at the Company's houfe• In 'Change Alley, Comhill, on Monday the 31ft of Auguft Mit at Tweivi o'Clock at noon, for the eleetion of three Auditors for the current year, in conformity to the Deed of Settlement. The Ballot will be opened at Twelve o'cloek, and will be clofed et Three precifely.- —By order of the Board of Direetors, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. TO CLOTHIERS AND OTHERS. BRADFORD, WILTS. TO BB LET, and entered on immediately, for a term of Ls rears abfolute, and for two good lives, if they mould outlive fuels win, r HAN CRY HOUSE, pleafantly fituate in Brad ford,%.4 within 7 miles of Bath; the houfe and sakes contain eery accommodation for a large family. There are two Batiks, a double coach-houfe, a detached walb•hoofe, and laundry; and an excellent kitchen garden walled round, an orchard, and about 11 acres of rich meadow and pasture ground, partly adjoining Running through the ranges. are very large and never failing fprings of water, having a mat extenfive fall, and capable of being employed to great advantage in the clothing or any other mann fadory ; for ufing which fining% the tenant wilt be allowed to build upon terms to be agreed on, and to make any other altera tion has trade may require. To view, and for particulars, apply to T. Clutterbuck and earandera, Solicitors, Bradford, Wilts. Indford, Augur TO BE LBT, Parnifited, or Unfumifhed, for Four or Seven Years, to enter on at Michaelmas or Chriftmas neat, &nate within a mile and a half of Ripon (the Marhet Town) in York&ire, THORPE LODGE, a neat and convenient Man. fife Houfe, confining of a kandfome Vellibule and Stair eafe,Dining Room at feet by 18, with Drawing Room a) feet by IN Library, Houfekeeper's and Store Room, Laundry and Ser• ants' Hall; a good Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Brew Wide, kir belt Bed Rooms, pleafant Bow-window Dreffing Room, tiurfery and three Servants' Apartment., with neccfrary attached lbd detached Offices, Stahl,. for fin Horfes, Cow Houfe and Barn, **elm Paved Yard, with a Pump of good Water in it ; Gar den Walled round, and Orchard adjoining. A Hind's Houle, and 136 Acres, be the fame more or lets, of very good Grafs Land. Enquire (if by letter, poft paid) of R. Pickering, Efq at the Hoare. To be SOLD, an Organized PIANO FORTE, an excellent laßturnent, and a Four Barrelled HAND ORGAN. h .The Fanning St o ck an d foe Furniture will be fold at the Hind's Mak, on Thurfday, the ft day of Odober. .. 4 thito be SOLD, fituate at Breckenbrough, near Thirfic, in ~ _rue tune County, a FARM o f A ra ble, M ea d ow, and Pafture l ednd.caotaining ao6A, a R. ;4P. be the fame more or lcfs. with a new erected Houk not quite finial( d, bet -which at a further mo derate expellee, may be made fuitable for a Genteel Family. The I. an d i s capable of great improvement, lays all together, is Freehold. and pays Bs, icd in lieu of Tythes. !mune &Jahr:re, who will order the Premifes to be (hewn. • Me major part of the purchafe money may remain on fe ellitYof the Paredes if agrceable...—(Onc property). MESSRS. ALLEN Ili PRINC.E info, m the Public, the teaching at No. to, Great Ade-Brett Geod. man's arid,, and Eaft end of the Town, is now carried no by and on account of Mr. Prince folelv, and the teaching at Nn to, Sberrard-ttreet, Golden fquare, and Weft erd of the Town. by and an account of Mr Allen. But o their full general peietiang evenings and other ocean ma, they purpofe allffing each other. They individually h:g leave to declare. they will continue to ground their claims to sitetifive and refpettahle pireonege, o n the unremitting exertion of their utmott abilities for the improvonent of their pupils. Ladies add:Gentlemen of any age, who have never acquired the actomplitbments of Dancing, Singing or Inftruniental Mufic, may be allured of learning them expeclitiouny, kientincally, and quite in private, at their Academics. MILMA AND VOLUN MRS. N Officer on Half Pay, villa ha been Adjutant to s Regular Regiment Nine Years, and has alfe afted as Paymafter and Quarter Matter, wiles to accept of an Adjutancy, or to be etherwife ufefully employed in a Militia or Volunteer Corps.—A line addl., fled (poll paid) for C. Brown, to be left at the Pon Office, Norwich, will meet with attention. LODER': Anatomical Plate : of every part of the Human Body; Ara imprrffion . and many of the Plates co loured. A Copy of the above unrivalled Work, in two Volumes folio, fplendidly bound in Ruffia, to he fold. Lowell price tbigty guinea'. This work contains upwards of 300 Plata, and is very rarely ken in England. Apply to No 60, Beaumont-arett, Mary-la-bonne, where the work may be feeu. HIGH CROFT HOUSE. The Reidenee of the late Mr. Joslyn Glasons ; within one Mile of Stoke on Trent, two of Newcaltie. three of Hanley, and a quarter of s Mile of the High Road, leading from Syne to Neweaftle, with Stabling, Garden and i.and 'l l O BE SOLD, the Leafe of the Hnnfe, Premifes, and Land, as above deferibed, with Immediate poffiffion, moft delightfully fituate on an eminence commanding pleturefque Views of the furrounding Country, particularly the Park of the Marquis of Stafford; together with five Acres of rich Pafture Land attacked ; the whole forming a mai defirable Refidence. Further particulars may be had on the Premifes, or of Mr. James Gibbons, Great Ruffeliffreet, Covent Garden, London. DEVON AND EXETER. •HE Sale of a Farm, called COTTON fiaarm, T in the Parfet of CRUWTS MORCHA'RD. and of divers Tenements in the City of EXETER, which was advertifed foe the i6th inftant, is poitponed to Thurfday the roth of September meat. when the fame will he fold by Public Antftion, at the old London inn, in Exeter, it three o'clock in the afternoon, unlefs previcully difpored of by Private Contract. For particulars, and purchafe by Private Cemteadi, apply to Metrrs. Graham, KlDderley,and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, London; Mr. Voyfey, Broadclift; and Mr. Brutton, Solicitor, in Ewer. DEVON—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or _ _ • PUBLIC AUCTION, THE MANOR of TALE, innate in the Parifh of Payhembury, confining of about 300 acres of very im• provable Arable, Parton and Meadow Ground la divers tene ments, held under leaks refpedively determinable on the &atheist' one, two, or three lives, fulled to certain referral rents and he riots, except as to about 107 acres thereof. which are nearly in hand, with the Grin Mill called Tuck Mills, and the Royalty and Manorial Rights. Tbis Manor is fimate at about an equal dillance from the towns of CoUumpton and Moulton. and conti guous to the road leading from the former town to the watering place of Sidmouth, from which it is diftant about ten miles. Unlefs previoufly difpnfed of by Private Contradt, this Eltate will be Sold by Audion, at the Golden Lien inn, in Hottiton, on Monday, the 7th of September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. For viewing the Eftate, apply to William Hole. of Payhembury, and for purchate by Private Contradt. apply to Mr. Brutton, So- licitor, in Exeter; Mr.Voyfey, of Broadelift; or to Metre". Graham, Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's inn, London, from all of w hom printed particulars may be had. DEVON.-...Tu be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT or PUBLIC AUCTION, I'HE MANOR of PISWIL 1., fituate in the Pend of Kentifbeare, in the County of Devon, conflßing of upwards of son acres of Arable, Patture and Meadow Ground in divert tenements and farms, held under kale. refpedtively deter minable on the deaths of one. two, or three lives, fubjettt to cer tain referred rents and heriots (except as to about 31 acres thereof, which will be in hand in about one year). with the royalty and manorial rights. 1 his manor Is of excellent foil, and particularly adapted for aseep, lies oempadt, is Improvable, and near to a lime rock of the belt quality, and fituate within three milcsof the mar ket town of Collumpton, upon the turnpike road leading from thence to Hortiton, from which it is diftant about eight miles. Unlefs previondy dirpoled of by private contra& thin Eftate will he ('ld by audtion at the Golden Lion inn in Mullion ,on Monday the ith September next, at ten r, clock in the forenoon. For viewing the Eftate, apply to Mr. Francis Brown, within the Manor; and for purchafe by private contra& apply to Mr. Brut ton, Solicitor In Exeter; Mr. Voyfey of Broadelift ; or to Meffrs. Graham, Kinderky and Domviße, Lincoln's Inn, London, from all of whom printed particulars may be had. DEVON.- , -To be BOLD, by PRIVATE CON TRACT or PUBLIC AUCTION, THE MANOR of EAST ASHFORD, iituate in L the Peri& of Eatt Afkford, in the North of Devon, confitt. ing of upwards of 34A era of molt exeellen t Meadow, Pafture and Arable Ground, in keen' Tenements contiguous to each ether, held under Leafes refpedively determinable on the deaths of two and three lives fubjedt to certain refereed rents and hmiots (except about 73 Acres, held by yearly Tenants) with the Salmon Hatay, Royalty, and manorial rights. The fituadon of this Manor is extremely pi4turrfque• It is three Milrs below Barnltaple, upon the Navigable River Taw. and shout five miles from the Sea.—. The North Devon Stag-hounds and feveral Packs of Harriers are kept within a few miles of the Mate, and the neighbourhood is eonfidered as one of the melt pleafant and heakb) in the Weil of England. Unlefs previnufly dirpored of by Private Contradt, this Eftate will be Sold by Auction at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnftaple, on Monday, the 14th September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. For viewing the Eltate, apply to Matthew Hodge, the Bailiff, reeding on the Manor; and for purchafe by Private Contradt, apply to Mr. Bruton, Solicitor, in Exeter; Mr. Voyfcy, of Broadclitt ; or to Man. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, Lincoln's lon, Leaden, from all of whom printe i d particulars may be bad. A NEW PERIODICAL WORK. On Theriday, the Plrft of Odober, will be publitlml, the Fiat Number, to he continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal Odavo, and rothellahed with two or more engravings, by the Artifts, chiefly front Original Drawings, prier is. 6d. per Month, of THE ANTIQU ARY'S MAGAZINE, or AR. CHEoLOote7u, LiBRARY. EMBRACING IN SCPARATR DIVISION I. The Antiquities of the britilh Maud'. 1. Oriental Antiquities. 3. Egyptian Antiquities. 4. Hebrew Antiquities. 3. Greek Antiquities. 6. Roman Antiquities. 7. Northern Antiquities. 8. American Antiquities. 9. Mifcellaitenus Subjeds of Antiquarian Enquiry. to. Early Snell?' Literature. t. Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perfuns. Nugse Antique. t 3. Criticifm. 14. Intelligence. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Blacks friars, and to be bad of all isookLllers. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION . . . This day was publifhed, printed on good Pater, and in a clear Type; eorrefponding in fize with llr.• Mayor's Brian' Nepos. price ss bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, 'HE CLASS BOOK; or Three Hundred and Sixty Ore READING LESSONS for Schools of either Sex: combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Estrella', from t►e heft Authors, than arc to be found in any other work of the fame defeription: every tell'oo having a clearly cleaned obj•tt..end teaching Come prisciple of (deuce or morality, or Come important truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been Simulated to compile there Exercifes in reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at prefent oat feveral excellent hooks fur teaching Reading and Elocution, the object of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of words; and they confift alraoß entirely of Wages. feleded with reference to beauty of compofition only. In the prefent work, Ele pace has been united with Utility; Sound and Score have been itudioully combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the purpotes of harudion. In fhort, every one of the Wrong In this Oafs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both WISER and SETTER. The Author's own experience as a Teacher fuggefted to him the divifion of his book into three hundred and ft:LT fire leffuns, one for every day in the year; in each of which the fulijett matter is generally finilbed within the fultahle length of a teflon. This cßviSon. it is obvious, will be 'trended an equal degree of convenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the altual ballads of a pads. lio Seminary. Printed for RICKARD Pitman, No. 6, Brid,te•ftreet, Black baste ;and to be had of all BookleUers in the United Kingdom. BY THR BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was publithed, In Odavo, illuftrated by (*even' Engravings, and a coloured Map, in which is diftinguiiked the different Soils, price es in birds, A GENERAL VIEW of the AGItICULTUKE of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX drawn up for the BOARD of AGRICULTURE and IN FER.NAL. IMPROVE MENT, diftinguithing and defcribing the Geographical Situati•nn and General Circumttances of the County; the State of Property: the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation ; the !implements; the En ekifures; the Arabic Land, in every Kind of Culture; the Graf. I.ands; the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations; the Waffes ; the improvements, general and particular ; the Live Stock; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including roads, canal', markets, commerce, manufaCtures, the population, focieties, weights meafures, See. Etc &c. By JOHN MIDDLETON, Erg. 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Of whom may alto be had, correeted and enlarged Surveys of the ,undermentioned Counties, recently publithed under the Direc tion of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in od&vo, and done np In boards, s BILLINGSLEY'S iONIERSITSIIIIII, 75. 3 Rursot's COON TY OF OLOUCISTZR, 9s. 4 Yoomo'llissax, 31 Is. 3 5M1715 . 11 AUI3YLESHIRR, ad Edition, 95. 6 NAISMITH'S CLYDESDALE, ad Edition, 75. 2 DU NCOSIII'S Hratroaosossa,64. 8 BOYS'S KENT, 75. 9 Youmo's HIRTFORDSIIIRE, 7P. 10 Youmo's LINCOLNSHIRE, lOC 6d. it I Youtso's NORFOLK, 6S. la Youwo's SUFFOLK, 2d Edition, Ss. 23 KR NT'S Noarout, 6s. 34 SOMERYILR'S EAST-LOTHIAN, 6IA If Tuowsom's Eireann 16 HOLT'S LA NeAIIIIIIZ, 6s. 37 MID-I.OTHIAN, 74. 311 BAILEY, CULLRY, AND PRINGLE'S MORT HUSIRERLAND, CUMBERLAND, AND W[SEIE/ISLAND, 9s. 19 Lows's NOTTINGRAMSHIRR, SS. 10 ROBRRTSON'S PIRTHSNIRt, 75. Is DOu (ALAS'S ROXBURGH AND SELICIRIESHIRR, 75. 12 PLYMLEY'S SIIIROESIIIRE, 98. 33 PITT'S STAFFORDSHIRE, 75. 24 BROWN'S YORILSIIIRR, W. R. 7s. RS Tuttle! YORKINIRIC, N. R. 9s. N. B. Coerced and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be pubillhed, is a correfpoading Sue and Type, after the rate of Gs or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have been publithed; in the mean time, Sets, as far u publiihed, uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all &Warn at the pleafurt of the Porehafer. THE ONLY COMPLE TR SYSTEM OF PR AC TICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publiftled. In Two large Volumes (butts price Four Guineas and a Half In boards, illuftrated with nearly to, Engravings. 3o of which are coloured front Nature, reprefent• ing various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, ad Opted to the moat improved methods of Cultivation. the tnlft approv ed Graffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott, A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL Ls. AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improve :lents and Difcoveries, In which the principles of Chamiftry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Compo6tion of Soils and Ma nures; and thole of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wht le intended to cornhine and explain fully and complete!? the Principles and Praetice of the Art of Modern Hulbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, MD. of Hendon, in Middiefes, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7t , St. Paul's Church yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. AR THOR YOUNG)" FMOIIII6I CA. A. price log. 6d. in boards. GRECIAN LI rERA'rURF. This day were publifhed, price 12s in boards, ARCHE.OLOGIA GRECA, or the Antiquities of CR E rcc—beitig an Account of the Manners and Cuftoms of the Greeas, deduced from the Ludt and heft authorities. and relating to their Government Drefs Entertainments Magiftracy Exercifes Food Laws Brhs Mufic Judicial Proeeeilings Marriages Painting Religion Divorces Public Buildings Games Funerals Harbour. Military and Naval Dom-Ric Employ- Weighta and Mea- Affair, menu Cures tee Ste. Chiefly deflgned to illuftrate the Greek Claffics, by captaining Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cullom!' to which they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory of the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Matter of the Free Grammar School X Ravenftonidak In Wcltmorchin4 London: Printed for RICHARD Pust.cles, No. 6, New Bridge• arca, aad fold by all Bookie Iles. Juft publifh •d, by the Clme Au• kor, The Grammar of History, by means of which that important fubje6 may be pradtically taught in Schools, price 3s hound. Ancient Hiflory, for the Ufe of Schools, in one clad) , printed volume, duodecimo, price 6s bound Modern Hiftory, fur the Ufe of Schools, amilar to the Ancient Hillary. price 6s bourd. BU CLER'S RES rottATivE TOOTHPOW DER,LA here offered to the ufe of the Public at urge, was in the circle of Dr P. 11. Dimfdalei particular acquaintance, and the Nohility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues juftly appreciat ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffeffion of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thofc 3f/tided with decayed or offen • five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and rearm wive trnifm of which any one may be convicted, by a fair and candid trial of one boa. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder. its deterfive property is jatt futficient to clear away thofe deftruaive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the intettlices of the teeth. without injuring the furnace of either, healing rotteners in the former, and promoting a new na• met of pearly whiteners, where it has been Injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant ind agreeable rehlur and is withal In pet-redly Innocent, that it may be eaten without njt.ry. Thefe diftinguithing charade:Atte, of its fanative cffeCts and fuperiorny, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the (bat en, the Princeffes, the Emerefe of RufGa, the Duchrffcs of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Butland,and molt of the Rngliih and for. iga No Why, many of whom recommend it with admiratian, as a need . - fary appendage to the t Filet, and indeed they do hut common juf tice herein, fince it imparts a flrmnefs and beaotlfnl rednefs to the gums.to the breath the matt deledabic forcetnefs, and. if ufed con- Randy as directed, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth-itch from returning to thofe who have bee° liable to its moft baneful effects. Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr Butler, Ni,. 4. Cheaptide, corner wf Paternofter-row, London. and of molt coun try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, In boxes at ss. pd. each. Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Teeth- Bream, price Rs. each. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. LADIES and Gentlemen who with the ornament of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, nod only make a lair trial of the RUSSIA 011, particularly as it is Icund fo nrceffary to moiften the Hair w' en dreffi,•g : It is ufed by the Royal Famly, and Ladies of the firft circle. It is a nourilhcr and improver to its growth, prevents its falling off, and is fo great a preferver and Itrengthener to the Hair, as to prevent it becoming bald or turning grey, to the latelt period ; alto reltores Hair on bald places. Seve. ral Gentlemen, who have been bald have declared, after ufing the Ruffia Oil regularly for dime months, became nearly covered with hair. • It is recommended to Ladies who ufe drelling irons, as it prevents the ill rff.As motioned by their heat.—lt is of "inch de to thole who wear artificial Hair, as it gives I- a natural glots.—. 7s. per bottle, nr one bottle containing four fm.lll, at a Guinea.—. To be had of the Proprietor, 33 3,oxtonl Rivet ; and, by appoint ment, at molt principal Per:camera in England, Ireland, and Scot land. Ihe Proprietor informs his Agents and Vender., that. their future fupplies wiU have -the fisoature on each bottle figned in gold ink. CAUTION —The efficacy of the Ruffia Oif has of late been complained of, oceafioned by unprincipled perfons circulating counterfeit., which is inipofed on different Shopkeepers, particu larly on Hair-drefftri, by Impollors, who trout! about, aliening thrmfelves the Proprietor. Purchafers of the Ituffla Oil are re commended to obferve, the Label on the outride of each bottle Is figned " Mochrikuf.ky and Prince." In gold ick.—Shopkeepers wilting to be fupplied with the genuine Ruda Oil, by applying to the rietor, A. Price, 331, Oxford.ftreet, or at any whole (ale perfumer or medicine vender's which they deal with in Lon , don, will receive liberal allowance. ikwa re_ Dow-bilis, alfo the wrapper. of the coon - tertrits, are readily imitated with the Ruffian k.agle; it is therefore particularly necell'ary to obferve. that it is tigned as above; as any RuUha Oil felling without that fignature, arc counterfeits, and the circulators 'aviator*. ' STAR INN, CRIEFF, PERTHSHIRE. TAMES ALLEN molt refpeafully thanks the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the fupport and encouragement he has been honoured with, fine his removal from the old bode to his new Inn, which, having lately been cesifiderably enlarged and Improved, is now very commodious and ezten6ve. The Star inn is conveniently and pleafantly &timed at the middle of the North Me of the fquare, and as every exertion will be made to render it agreeable and comfortable, J. A. hopes to merit a continuance of public favour. He keeps Wines, Spirits, Etc. of the bell quality. A room appropriate for Gentlemen Traveller*. Scotch and Engin Newfpapers every day, good Stables, neat Poft Chalks with careful drivers, and good bodes. N. B. The Glafgow and Perth light PoR Coach every lawful day. that dir- Car• Arc 1'