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• r 11 I: ti 6835] THEATRE -ROYAL, HAYMARKE'r. rfills PR ESENT EVENING, MARCH '2, s will be.acted the Dramatic Opera of THE EXILE. Count Ulrict (the Exile), Mr. PC/PE; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN.; The Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ; Baron Alltradoff, Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mr.BELLAMY ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; E,Lxw.*, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS. To which will be addedthe New Farce, called IS HE A PRINCE ? The Principal Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LISTON, Mr. FAWCETT, Mrs. DAVENPORT, and Miss NORTON. oaS4turday, Macbeth ; with Is he a Prince ! ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET, rIONORROW EVENING, MARCH 3, 1809, will be repeated n . • i THE. FIRST ACT OF THE CREATION, vith t h e TWO MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, as performed on 01.! f.7,t Ni.;2ht. In which will be introduced—New Song, third e i a , e ,“ The last words of Martnion,"" Gentle airs," and (third I one) purcell's celebrated Cantata of " Saul and the Witch of I Ender," by Mr. Brabam." Angels ever bright and fair," and the I), :et " Nly faith and truth," by Mrs. Vaughan and Master Btlggirs. Kent's favourite Anthem " Hear my praYer," by i Mrs. 131 and and Master Dourouset. " Farewell, ye limpid springs,' and 'Where'er you walk," by Mrs. Dickons.—Seve ral Grand Chorusses. To conclude with the Coronation An them " Goo save the King." tati,r of th- Band, Mr. ASHI.F.Y—Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. o ors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven. Dates t;s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery Es. Upper Gallery is. Half prke at Nine. P::os for ;he trues to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Me in the liaymarket. Correct Books of the Performance to be had tn.the Theatre wily, price td. Those sold in the streets are spurious and im pala. HANOVER SQUARE ROOMS. nR. CROTCH intends to read a new Course of iJ twive Lectures, in continuation of a Course he read last sir. on the Rise and Improvement of Scientific Music, compre imiL g the principal composers from Handel to the present time. The Course will begin on Friday, April 2Rth, and he continued caTattdays and Fridays at a quarter pa,* three o'clock precisely-. Transfirable 'f ickits . - - 22. 0 each, Tickets not transferable - - 1 11. 6 each. Three who wi.k to attend the above Course are requested to r th;ir names to Dr. Crotch, N 0.2, Duchess-street, Port-, lad-place; or to Mr. Yircliall, at his Music Warehouse, New lad-street; where the Tickets may be had. The Sub,rihers to Dr. Crotch's Specimens of the various Styles of Mali.: are respectfully informed that the Ist and 2d Volumes may he had at Mr. Lirchall's, and that the 3d Volume will shortly be pt li=hed. GRAND STATE LO'FI'EkY BZGINS APRIL 12, 1809. Scherne contains Four of £ :0,000 lwo of XlO,OOO Two of.. .is,ooo &e. &c. &c. with A FFEE GIFT of I,COO slickets the First Day, and a 1 RLL GIFT of seo lickts the Second Day. Wl4 ER FAIT A Ticket may gain £IOf),000 A Half may gain £ 50,000 A Quarter may gain £ 25,000 An Eighth may gain £ 12,500 A Sixteenth may gain £ 6,250 . Only 18,500 Tickets for Sale Ticketi a:A Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Office,. cIFTEEN HUNDRED STATE LOTTERY TICKETS will be positively given to the Adventurers in tie NEW LOTTERY, which is 'o commence drawing on the 11th of APRIL next—ONE THOUSAND TICKETS to the frsz.ilniwn Ptize above Fifteen Pounds, the First Day of Draw z:nt FIVE I:fNDREDTICKETS to the first-drawn Prize als-7e Fifteen Pounds on the Second Day of Drawing, in addi tion to the other Prizes, viz. 4 ... of i 0 , 000 6 ... of ... £l,OOO 10,000 10 . 5OO 5,000 &c. &e. &c. Tl : e Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old Office., (*, , :ne of hank Buildings, Corithill, and facing the Gate of the Kn M,ws, Charing Cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLOCK, .11.11*.5. MONUMENT to the MEMORY of Sir " RALPH ABERCROMBIE, now erected in St. Paul's C::' viral, sculptured by NV ss-ria ACCiT'r and beautifully engraved Us' fooisor it, was this day published, by special permission, n‘.clusively in LE BEAU Morns MAGAZINE for March. * P:. Friends of the deceased Hero, and the Army, will encourage . iiibute to a man whose (keels anti- life shed an immortal ::ere on his country and its arm'. Also an exquisite whole Portrait of the veterm Gcrcx, as T0i...; th.pice, in the Wzy to get Married," painted from Life, by De Wilde, and tr.,7raved by Scriven, accompanied with the Life and Criticism c! Mr. Quick—The Literature is original, select and interesting. Pithlisht.cl by Pell and De Camp, at the National Register i)lce, il, Catherine -street, Strand. N CARICATURES—MRS. CLARKE, &c. day was published, by Thomas Tegg, No. 1l 1, Cheapside, ana may be had of any Bookseller in the Kingdom, THE. following New CARICATURES,. price ouly is. cacti, coloured The Duke of Y0rk . ..6 Love le-ter Travestie . 1 he Dissolution of Partnership, or Mrs. ( winding up her Accounts.-.-3. Days of Prosperity in Glou- . Airs. Clarke'sLevee!-s.The Ambassador Mo t the York Magician !-7. The Bishop of Osnaburg on i'll:Tnnage to Gloucester-place. • • • It. One New Caricature, be published regularlv-eiery during :he present inquiry.—Please to order Tegg's Caries priee is. each. . - PATEN I - TRAVELLING HAIR CAP& - 11 - 11 S very useful InventioU is entirely new , and -' i• a:ricotta Iv wtll adapted for Officers in the Arttoy and Navy, ti I - • .i% eII e r s in general, who are obliged to wear either a Welch \ 'ig or . Night -Cap, which, from their unhandsome or awkward ';'' t'• sue, persons are milder the.necessity of throwing. off when It !h t t tg from the carriilie, &c. . . i ht - 7,t AVF.I 1. F It ' S lI.IIR CAP, 'now recommended to the at , t. - mi::n of t h e P u bli c, poss esses eitry comfort of the former, " ith t1•1' apps s cc of a - cililedtHt l ad of Hair, .and, fro m its/ pc e liar elasticity, sits ptrfeclly close to the Head, without - any '''' 't Sprier, whatever, and cannot be put out of order. The !Liu t ups are equally conve.nient for the Ladies:- They may be I i 11 of the 11,v.it. r:, Metsrs. RomNsorrand Hoosrs, No. 1, ' '- treat, Strand, Peruke-Makers to their Woyal Highnesses t c of M alkA, Puke of Clarence v and to the Theatre-Kt:la!, -I 4 ;stolust. Prince One .Cuinea each.. Considetable allow ' n. 1..!e to retailers. . . ''' 1-1 -r- - , and Traveller's ley Sea, will' End incredible ad tarr• CI the it,e of tlu• Hair Cags_;•and 'rudges and Gentlemen 'o-, who conzantly attculthe eircidii,wiff derive much ' " 11 : ftcuu thin. .--. • . , i •••w • • • t „kw ) • • 4 • ci 114—: • •*• ' 2 4 'l • . . . . • (SI r, . 't .4 • • " 1 1/- A , 4 ,4- • , . • sir • . 1 1 / 4. : • 4,4. . • . .• . : g ' • . 0 1 .1. ••• Air 711 k 4 P'. •t • - • • . . H„ f - # L.••• • • • • .. • - • - • s • I • THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1809 . •.. C 1 . 1 It. I ;,... , ' AMINO CA7I%IE-MOW. . LORD' -6otAERviLLErs EXHNITION Or ; cat.TTLL►6WIMP, Cl ' O'lfi ~, •hs. will be bcMi•dn Mod. : day, Maich 6, at 54.111...8W's gErwrinty, Geewt9-wtreet, SmidOteld. A SALt aid! tide titeitecity itioielatit of the SI4OW, at Eletett • fiefook, t 3 hdice 14113 of SHEEP of • suivilgrigantootali -- • - • • • • This day was published, Hanciromely printed in *Pipeline Volumes, Duodecimo, price in boards 9s. the Second Edition, conriderably enlarged, df AN ESSAY on EDUCATION'S in which ate pardcularly considered the MERITS and DEFECTS of the DISCIPLINE and INSTRUgrica4 in our ,seadesnies. By the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, LL. D. and P.A.& Author of the Bampton Leetu're for 1799, add late Master of the Academy, Soisastisiire, London. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 69, St. P'ad's Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, NO. 190, Piccadilly. _ SI:IAIAM IN THE vrmiwick ARD NAPTON CANAL. TO fie SOLD by ieCTION`, OSTabillaY, the /di day of Matitletatitr, at ellelestilptik trin e Watrarlelti* %brat &deck la tbel aftereasai ha separate. Lots, THE !tight of Subscribing for Tviditipieritio Shares La tbla iallialite and improvable sodertaklal. 044 - 77- . . J a . .r o ASUANT •to • • 141 4./ der* f the Wei - • Court of Chancery , made - hi'a Cali:id:Wherein gir James Mafray . Polieney, _part. and others are PlaintlEs„and Thomike Itilittnerdey;„l44. einditherseteriefoildinU,all4**l'elabnit4 AM•bkillqiimbseeteela ithilnua sensibibest, losibl44llol the gfelt 'day of Drcember, 1744, made,tretween Sheridan, g2q. et the. one part, and John 'Acne Dresi'aiiolngb y, Esqrs. et the othet part, teiherleadiags PO the Cause men.- cloaca, ate on or Teter! Abe t,t day Of AO% Ili* to °eine ki and prove their Debt* before /oast pee, Esq one of the. Meows of the ald. Cows. .at his Chambers .in Smttheminots-Baildinp, Chaiseseiyslane r London; or in.dcfault tLereof, they will be per emptatily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. CANDLES manufactured. by Steam, and uritk WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those made in the common way. The tallow heingmeked with swan is greatly improved In its quality and colour, and the w:eki, b y . being coated with wit:, emit brlghier ame, and are more darable than othets. - - Manufactured only by the Csndkand %kip Company, and told: for the convenience of Fazhihes, Ih Boxes of One, Three, Six, and Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and I. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goodefor ready money, Country Corresponderts ire ra:pirated to send refetences for payment in Loudon with their orders. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSE9, the.. THE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH . 's LOZENGES of TOLU, after Fifty Years trial, proves their superiority as the most pleasant and egfectual Remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, and Dedusions on the Lungs, healing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, and of fording Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, :all Constunp-. tive Complaints. They do not cloy the Stotruoh, but quite an Appetite. The genuine, only, have R. Haywurd. printe*on the- Stamp, all others are counterfeits. They are prepared and wild by R. Hayward, (Successor to T, Gramough, the Inventor), removed from Ludgate-Hill to 56, Piccadilly, London : sold also by NeWberyi, St. Paul's Church yard; Ilholey and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Bacon, Orford-street f" ant the Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the Utaltei Kingdom. Price Is. 14d. the Box. CURE CF STONE AND GRAVEL Air R. PERRY, Surgeon, of Southampton-sweet, -1-vx-r g eoanutinty-square, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVEN t, a mild yet efficaCious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the public, that he has for some years devoted his whole professional attention to the above Diseases. He may be consuhedat his own house, on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 64. .thhasl4l4 sy Stattirs iotndgd, tlyp. of which last never fail us correct Th e oalculoas drat eel" in the habit, and thereby prevent the concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary life. The re cent and remarkable cure of a friend of Mr, Whittle, Fleet-street, in the confirmed Stone, is another instance among vast numbers of the efficacy .sf this renidy. Sold also at Bacon and Co 's, No. 150, Oxford-street, and at Bolton's, front of the * Royal Etchange. The Author's Disquisi tion of t he Stone and Gravel," Rinth Edition, price Is. 6d. con ' raining many extraordinary Cases, some of perfect recovery, even after the operation.had been resolved en, may be had at ail the Booksellers. FOR TH,E 'VEETH—TIiIO rrEtvs POWDER. Patronised and used by His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, and, Gentkinen in the Navy and Army, who have found the good effects in long Voyages. 1 -His Powder 'cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweeten* the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish on the teeth. Front its astrin gency, it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth), and preserves sound teeth from decay, decayed teeth from becoming worse, and fastens those which are loose. In the estimation of those who have been in the habit of using it; it prevents the return of the tooth ache, with which before they had beep violently afflicted, and obviates the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations, scaling the teeth. likewise a TINCTURE, which possesses the power of 'eas ing the most violent toothache, and is a wash with the Powder. A Caution against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth Powder-.- Without " M. Trotter" on,the stamp on the top of the box, all others are counterfeits. „Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beaufort' buildings, Strand ;—and, by appointment, at most of the whole sale Perfumers in London;--and, out of town, by Mr. Simmons, Portsmouth, and Mr. Beim, ditto ; Mr. Earls, Plymouth ; Mr. Roach, Mr. 'Granville, Dock ditto ; Messrs. Shearchiffe and Pros sor, Bristol; Mr. Vine, Bath; Mr. 'llorripson, Isle of Wight; Mr. Corbett, Nottingham; Mr. Pollen, Colchester; Butler, Ox ford ; Harron anti Green, Ipswich ; Mr. Dyer, Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; Townson, Chatham ; Jacobs , Sheerness; Lucas, South hampton ; Attires!, Yarmouth ; Mr. Donaldson, Brighton ; Mr. Dawson, Liverpool; Mr. Webb,' Ponces ; Mr. Johnson, Gos port ; and in every capital town throughout England. nettle to ask for Trotter's. Her name is written on the stamps. . _ HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, Fur the Infallible PREVENTION of a.CERTAIN DISORDER. FORTY YEARS experience in every quarter, of: the World, htts indisputably established the Fact, to which the Discoverer (the late Su &suet'. Hatinav, Bart.) pledged himself, that this PREVENTATIVE was infallible hi its powers, and effectually secured to Born Sexes complete preltecticon; *bete the directions were punctually observed. Many are prodeatly de terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the SrEctrlC(an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread—the dbubts.of the Sceptic, and the oppolddon of the In terested, are alike subdued. It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa culty, that this terrible ttisease is not so freqUeht as heretefore and blessing has been fairly attributed to the universal &dap: don of those prinalpies; upon Width this highly eeleblited Lotion . b formed. Fie undiminlibeg tieiebeity of itacharacter for *along a period le itsbestentogiutn, advoocc es its came better th ane thousand.attested cases, which, for obvious' realism; the *4114- tion of this' retnedy renderi itiadhilplble. .; *Atithis ant Andirenereat Lotion is confidently reeommen4elte the • y Navy, and to aH those going abroad; (*it it will retain lien virtue* fin years in shy climate,) they, from the natnre of their' eseViegss *Oltonce Pc 4 Pligtf exposed ravage e of this disorder. It is s ase fp bottles, at I,o*, ed. eieb, or lit if more thin 'one, and at Is. nd. ;or three fora*Guineilstarnpa tamed) „ at No : 1, Little Suffolh - street , Haymarket, where, oe tevu t i , d on , deb' tithed stannine.,--4tvelll be ewe costar put tr of the United ju ns a g e k e, by incloaing .11. n esldlrkA ol 9r Milk eqte equivalent to .the t a rzz=4 ,-... (post te te Mrs Let* Coot, at ' a ware_ to Mrs Lima „;a9r,., grdh;lvit.3 a.C°. aukit iu . 1 7' i d. si w itihrsTividniereillalitY7 ."- • • • 1 y NOUVEAUX ROMANS, Des Mesdames des Charriere, Mont°lieu, Cottin, kc.. • Just published, by H. Colbum, • of the Publi Library, No. 50, Conduit-Street; and sokt by Anderson, Edinburgh ;and Wotan and Cumming, Dublin,-1. 0440 RINE d'USERqjrIE, par Mad. de Char rierre,, Auteur des Lettresecrites de Lausanne, 3Torpos, 15a. —2. Atala et Rene, par M. de Cbateaubriand, es.-5. La Prid cess de Wolfenbuttel, par l'Auteur de Caroline de lAebtfield, 2 vols. Malebo., par - Mad: eettin, Mien? de Claire d'Albe, &c. (precede des Memaires),- , .4 v lids.-5; • Anodic 11+Istisfield, par la meme, 3 vols. las, Moo, in Eagthb, MR. DAB Y'S IhIPOR'TANT . DISCOVERIES. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, 9s. boards, of PARKINSON'S CHEMICAL POCKET BOOK : to which is Anexed, an Account of the recent Dis coveries of Mr. Davy, respecting the chemical Agencies of Elec tricity ; the metallic Nattwe of the fixed Alkalis, of Ammonia, and of the Earths; the Decomposition of Sulphur and of 'Phos phorus, as w;.11 as of the boracic and Buoric Acids, and even of Nitrogen; and the extraordinary Experiments of the same Gen tleman on the oturlatic Acid. Printed f,r Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; J. Murray, J. High ley, I. Ridgway, J. Callow, E. Cox, and J. and J. Arch. - Those who have already purchased the Fourth Edition m a y be I supplied with the Account of Mr. Davy's DisCoveries, pice Is. to bind with the Pocket-Book. • WOOL. Lately published the following Books, Addressed to Wool Growers, Dealers, and Manufacturers. 1. RAKEW ELL's Observations nn the Influence -I- of Soil and Climate upon W 001" shewing an easy Me thod of' improving the English Clothing Wools ; and Remarks on the Means of preserving the best qualities of the Spanish breed of Sheep unchanged in different Climates ; with Notes and Remarks by the Right Honourable Lord Somerville. Bvo. price Gs. 6d. 2. BAIVrLF.r on the Importance of extending the Growth of Fine Wool, by interbreeding with the Merino race; &c Bvo. sr. S. Cut Lxv on I.lve Stock. A New Edition, with an Appen dix on the Merino Breed of Sheep. Bvo. 7s. 4. Lecocx on Wool; with }pits for the Improvement of the Fleece. Addre,s dto the Grower, Ma - mfacturer t litc. ss. 6d. S. Tuomrsom no the Practicability and Importance of Intro ducing the Mtriro Breed of Sheep extensively upon the Forest Farms of Nottinghamshire, Etc. Bvo. Is. , London Printed for J. Hardirg, No. 36, St. James's-street. THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT AND PosT• CHAISE COMPANION. This day ‘Va5 published, in One Volume, small Octavo, on a fine writing paper, and einbellished with a fine Caricature Frontis piece, ctiloured, price ss. in extra hoards THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH 'WIT ; being. an ent:Tzaining Budget 7f Laughable Anecdotes, Smart Re partees, Prize Bulls, Pointed 'Epigrams, Humourous Epitaphs, Droll Descriptions; Sprightly Witticlstus,.Singelar Characters, Bursts of Mitrrintent, Curious Advertisements, Plights of lm*. rsdrin. Firm•lons. of .Faucy, including - several raiginal Jeu • d'Esprits. " I do hold that the funds of wit and merriment are not yet ex hausted, that thewlnv of tancy are not yet clipped, apd that our ancestors have not said and sung all our good things:. RAIMLAII. Recommendation in favour of this popular Work. " We have perused this Volume with considetab'e pleasure. It contains a choice assemblage of the good things of the day, and may be recommended as the best Volume of light reading now extant."—Ohserver. London ; Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111 , Chcapside, and may be had of all Bookvfllers and clealers in books. • EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. . This day were published, in Two Volutnes 12rno. illustrated by 35 superior Engravings, price 14s. in boards, and ips. bound and lettered, POVULAR liCTURES ON lIRERIM.EN TM. PIiII.OSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDEN and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in • Philosophy and the Arts, &c. Vicar of West Ham ; Domestic Chaplain t 3 the Lord Bishop of Llandafi ; and Au thor of the Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for Rten Aan Primi.tes, No. 6, Bridge-street ; aud to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, just published, The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and, EX PERI NIENTAL PHILOSOPHY; by the Rev. D. BLAIR, Author of tlw Class Book, &c. Price ni. in blue. THE BELLES LETTRES. This day was published, in Two elegant Volumes, duodecimo, price I:3s. in boards, or 1 4 s bound and letter ed, L ETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPO SITION, addressed to his Son, By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Late Vicar of Wiest-Ham Demotic Chaplain to the Bishop of Llan &c. &c. &c. This interesting Work had been sent to press before the la mented death of the Author, and' the manuscript had been corn ' plesely finished in the week previously to the sudden illness vehich tertninated his valuable life. In a letter addressed to his publisher on its completion, he remarked, " That this work con tained the result of the observations of his whole life, on every subject of taste and literature, and that wl.a•ever might be the ultimate opinion of its merits, his reputation in the republic of let ters would in a great degree depend on P." Printed for Rtett ARO Pitutirs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, LECTURES on E XPERIMENTAL 'PHILOSOPHY and CI iE MISTRY, in 2 vols. price 13s. boards, and Pls. bound. A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, in 2 vols. quarto, price sixguineas, hoards. A LIVING. PEERAGE. This day was published, in a Thick Volume, Royal 18mo. Corresponding with the Index to the House of Commons, price 12s. in boards, BI OGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HotiFogad I- PEERS -•-containing Anecdotes and Characters of th.4lblef Menthe:m.44 each Family, and the Public Conduct and ,Piitra mentary Choracter of the preseht Living PEERS, °n it nevi and improved Plan. ' By yieEPrrolt of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOIISF. of COMMONS. . . Taste:ll'd a tedious detail of dates and. proper names succeedbiz each other, without ititeteit, and devoid of usefUl'iriOrrnatlim or national entrttuinmenr, die pnmear work abounds% anewititeasid iu facts relative to the Living Peetwge it is ley tbellind of' work which, under the name of a Compendious Peerallai bas a lways been sought for; but which it has required the °Weals thins of a tong and active life to collect into the present voltutiet. .Printed for Thomas. Goddard, No. I, Pall Mall ;. Crab:WWl' Joy,' Ave .Maria-lane ;. mad- G. Riobarda,Coridilll; note had disci of all lloolisellers. . . • Of whom tie had, by the' saw. F.Alitoi, • .:: • ,' . The I)IOQRAPILICAU I.t.przstothe }Town of Cownitiar!. Ott, lus. brbeardt, teinetledliodsetSpint:4l4o4l. This day was published, by I. Mawatan No. 22, Poultry, iu Two Volumes, avo. the Second ' Edition of THE PRESENT STATE OF TURKEY; or, A Description of the Political, Civil, and Religious Consti ttition, Goverrunent, and Laws of the Ottoman Empire. By THOMAS THORNTON, Esq. This Edition is enhtrged with a Dissertation on Oriental Liter's- , tore; with many' articles of general information, which ar.: in-1 corporated in the body of the work, and with an Introductory Chapter, which comprises the principal events In the History of the Turks, and exhibits the progress of the Ottoman Power, and the cauies of its greatnees and its decline. 'An Appendix is added, illustrative of the physical and ancient history of Byzafttium, and the surrounding countries. To lender the work the more com plete, a map is inserted, of the Turkish empire, as well as a plan of Constantinople, beautifully engraved, and carefully composed from ail the Most authentic materials which could be obtained. 'This day was published, price Ss, bound, ASEQUEL to the USEF U L. ARITHMETIC ; or an Attempt to Explain and Exemplify the Nature, Prin ciples, Operations, and proper Application of the higher branches of the . Science of Numbers; including appropriate Exercises, Questions, Contractions, and Tables; designed, to succeed the former tract, and compho a System of Arithmetical Instruction. By ADAM TAYLOR. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, TAYLOR'S UMW'. A air fa TIC ; or, the most necessary Parts of the Science of Numbefs rendered easy. The Second Edition corrected and improved, price Is. 6d.—Also, a Key to the Useful Arithmetic; containing Answers to all the Questions and Exer cises, and Directions for the Solution, pries is. SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS, in Quarto. 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