Star. — London, England, 1807-10-06 00:00:00

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I'HE B lard of Direftors of the Royal fenuerian Sncie!y, having received pofiti•e information that the late Refident Inoculator and Medical Secretary, Dr. John Walker, has lung been attempting, in different ways, aid by various inklioas repreferrations, to obftruCt Patients going to the Central Honfe for Inoculation, and alto to deprive the Socier of the co-operation of its Friends artd Correfpondents throughout the Country, THE COME T l • . . • This day was publlflr 4 d, • • Ipo!tamed *Atli numerous large Copper Ones, on a plan intkely new, price 4s. 6d. with an allowance to Schoola; ' THE WONDERS of the, T4LESCOPE.'er•s Difplay of the %WONDERS of tke and - of the SYSTEM of the UNlVERit,deferiPtive of the Sou, I i LANZTfs MOON, COM2T., and Fixii) STAas ; written In 2 familiar and popular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Perfons, and efpecially calcUlated to promote and &Evilly the Rudy of Aftronomy to Per foto of all Ages. Printed forRicHAKU PlirLl.l P 4. Midge-Street. Blachfriars; and fold by Tabart and Co. Ncw Bond•ftctet, and by all other Book fellers. Of whom alto may be had, _ _ • CNIMBELINE. Cymbeline, Mr Crefwell; Cloten, Mr. Pallet': Polydore Mr C. Kernble; Cathy.)ll. Mr. Brunton; Leonatus Poithumus, Mr. Kembir ; laehimo, Mr. Pope; Queen, Mrs. Sc. I.%er ; Imogen (third Mifa Norton. To which will beadded the Mufienl Entertainment of THE PADLOCK. 'Jon Diego, Mr. Bellamy; Leander, Mr. Taylor; Mango, Mr 'Blanchard; Leonora, Mifs Bolton ; Lirfula, Mrs. Davenport. Tharfday, Macbeth, with Hartford Bridge. HEATHY GIVE Mince, That the Society has no connedinn whatever with the Paid Dr Jelin Walker, ai.l that Dr l(mowLas is thr ittfulent Inoculator of the Society. at their linufe. No 14, Salifburg fquare, Fleet-ftreet, to whom they beg that all commu nications may be addreffed. IVIr. R. Jones, from the Theatre Royal in Dublin. is engaged at this Thhtre. and will make his appearance on Friday next, in the charader of Goldfinch, in the Comedy of the Road to Ruin and (never aeked at this Theatre) in a IVlJilcsl farce, called Of Age To-morrow. THE REV. WILLIAM HRTHERINGTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND ESTABLISHED 1774. HOSPITAL, LONDON. WHEREAS the above.n 4meJ Gentleman, in his Life time, enabled the Governors of this Hofpital to pay Apouitics of t. I.to each of 50 blind Perron' in the hope that hit ample would be followed by ether-beneviiient Oharafters. the Governors give this public Notice, that front the very munificent Additions made to Mr. lichen:lv:cm'. original Fund, by Deed of Gift, and by Will, they arc now enabled to extend the annuity to upwards of .too other Ferrous. The Governors give this public Notice, that from the 15th of October to the 3d of November, in eve y year, they are ready to iffoe from•the Counting-houfL of the Hofpit,ll, UPON rue res at/NAL APPLICATION OF A FRILNII . , Petitions for any blind Perfonsduly qualified. The leading qualicatioas are hated hereurtdcr and unicfs the Parties can rcfpolively prove themfelves aridly whhiu them, ! the applications in their bebalt will be entirely fruitlefs: Birth in England, to the exclufion of Wales, and Barwick upon Tweed. The WONDtRs of the Micaoscors, or a difplay of the Won ders of the Creation, in ohj,:el., co.nparativrly minute. illuftratect with very large Plates, price :7,s 6d in hoards LOTTERY ON A NEW PLAN. SWIFT and Co. No. t t, Poultry, and x 3, Charing Crok are felling Tickets'lad Shares of the State Lottery, to -- kith Drawing on TUESDAY. am+ OCTOBER, tire Setre lnc of which may be receivcd at their (Kees. SWIFF and Co hare been remarkably fortunate to the.Publie in the Cale of great priz .5, for many years pelt. In the Left Lot tery, they Bared and fold the following : No. 184 Fried of £ wpm 5, 8 99 1 4 00 179 61 4 ' 1000 8,940 500 17. 6 37 500 • MODERN ftRANCtt. • This day vtas puitlifiled in me elegant Volumes, Foolfeae Ogavo, price Tcm Shillifts in 13.tard• 4 ' •"; • l'H E STATE of FICAM:E tleming the Year teor, 803, ttios, 1805, and dot% containing part:titian; of the treatment of the Englith Captives, and GO'crvations on the Go •ernmenr, Finances, Poputititt, Religion, Agriculture and inter. nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes iituttrative of the Charadler of the Chief of the French Government. By w. T. WILLIAMS, Efq. One of the Subjects of Great Britain, detained by the French Government in viola ioo of the Law of civilized Nations. Printed for kICILARD PHILLIES, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, friars, and to be had of all Bookiciirrs. Of whom may hr had, juft puttiflted, An Account of the late ftfcape and 114,:ht of Mrs. SPtHCER SMITH, through Tyrol, Auftria, PrufUa, and Poland tat kohl. By the Marquis de SALVO, price 71. in boarsja. CHAPTAL'S NEW WORK. RIZ ES Shared, Sold, and Regiaered, by HORNSBY and Co. in the Laft am! Fortner Lotteries : e of 30 pco 24 • of 10 10,000 30 10:C0 a • r t .coo , 1,000 17 -- 20 . 00 0 e l 34 ••••• 300 Tickets and Shares for the pr at State Lottery are on tale at their Licarkd Ottc4s. (agrreably to Ad of Parliament) a 6, Corn- Charing Crors and St. Margaret's ildi, Borough ; where Samna =al ise.ind gratis. • Orders' executed on the fame terms mit pretest.. The Drawing 'begins Odober the 2oth. NO LICENCE RtQl/IR ED FOR LOTTERY AGEICFI'S, Acd thole that are Agana at ;Teem' may be Agents to eat it ewe Officcs. A LL Pertms willing to all as Lottery Agents 4 3 . may he fupplied •i•ICK GTS and SHARES, on the 'snort advantageous Terms, for Ready Money, Mort dated Bills, or Poll Office Orders ; and all 1 ickets or Shares unfold at the com mencement of the Drawirg may he returned, and the amount of t 6• fame paid on demand by J• W ARN FR, at his State Lottery Office. No 16, CORN:RILL, tear the Royal Exchange. Note—Clubs, Sockuts, &c. will meet with liberal Encourage ment. ALL FORMRR LOTTERIES ECLIP3ED! GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, And Double Chance, for the fame Money. LOTTERY on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing OCTOBFIL Jo, do 7. SCHEME. z Prize of tencoo. 20,000 110,C00 1.000 500 20 ..• ~ . IC 0 so ••••• s o IS . . Prizes of Tickets in , 6,ecolthe Suppletnentaryl to each .7spoi-su— Lottery; worth 7PES Prises. L 257,000 ONLY ONE FIXED CAPITAL. ~ in pine( of the Naito of a SUPPL2AIKNYART TICKET, T. .W4RKER envoi. to pay Twenty Pounis for every Supply- Fse taty 'rick,* gain proportion for every Share purehared at or any other I-leaded State Lottery finite, if brought for . on oz before the 1 6 th of November , 18. being Three Drys fore the Drawing of the Supplementary L *tery. Tie Holders *sif every fuck Ticket or Share tioi rt ceivinr Money, will be co ls tled to their CNANCE iv the Supplementary Lottery,.which ins Drawing the nth November, and contains the following rises: . . t . Prize of £20,00) is . , ,C 23,000 I 'lOO3 m.... 10;000 S • ',coo . • • 006 IC4 O ^ 4Q,C00 1:4000 5,000 2,500 I,< 00 2 .5 00 15,000 ~ •r. ••• 120,)00 , SC3 - 2 SOO 20 ICO •-•-• 2,3C0 '. 20 - • • SO ••••• .3,9 M 1,50 0 - IS "- 22,500 1,552 Prizes. £63.r00 lTtekets slid Shares are on Sale at J. WA ItN eit's Liernfed State a tcry Office, NO. zeo. Cori hill, facing the Royal Exchange. PRESENT PRICE, _. Ticket - - £23 19 0 a llialf - £m 14 o I Eiglith - £2 15 o Quarter 5 8 C Sixteer th i 8 . 0 -3 To be ?mom in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two lbotaand each. Country Bank) fending 'Orders through t'leir Bankers 13 Lon- Abu. may receive the fame /thaws= as Council, Agent.. Clubs, „Etotieties, Mercharts' and Banker,' Clerks, &c will meet wi:h liberal Enc..uragement i and all Orders from the Country, eon• tuitileg Payment, will be treated the fame as if prefect. . , New is the Time to get a SHARE of the 40,0004 PRIZE • kw. - IN TUE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY, . ... s ailfhich begins DRAWING acth OCTOBER, 1807. • ' ,Sir JAMES BR ANSCOMB and Co. • -t t. licrtsoin, 37; CIJRNIIILL, and 38, I IAYMARKIT, aGileave to obLerve, the prefent S l'A FE TERy SCHEIVIN c zeceds every Scheme that has bunt before -LOT ety biing able to a bm,ft cf 40.00 I. Prize, with only Twenty -4 " boodad Tickets—sod xonfidcrahly leis than Two Manic, to a Prize, as the fortunate holder of each of the Cow Numbers drawn in the Era or prit.ciyal l.uttery, and entitled to a Ticket in the '.ltektlonetitary oat, which "I icktt or Shnie to drawn, the hb!der, by applying at either of the above Offices, may. it they choofe, on i or before the idth November, 1807, fell for the full amount, as *drawn a aol. Prize; but, if not fold, the holders of filch Num -I)FM after that time, will be entitled to every Beneficial Chance telonging to the Number or Numbers Oa y paffefs in the Supple 'looney Lottery, which is to confitt only of the 6,n00 identical ;Nopters drawn as befere-mentioned, he the Number or Num. ) ,, rt• held by each Adventurer either a %Vhole Ticket or a Share, without any further ezpence or trouble of changing the Number , fitil purchafed in the principal lottery. Schemes Gratis for both tottertes and Prizes paid on demand. Tickets and Shares are now felling By SIR JAMES BRANSCONIB and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Nikes .1 . Iltait, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, tv:(l3E, Haymarket; : • whhen, in the bit State Lottery, the following Capitals were fold in Forty-two Shares, namely— ' No. 18,783., a Prize of £lO,OOO .Rewire, No. t 0,167, a Prize of 5,000 And, No. 4,677, a Prize of 303 And where the Brit • THIRTY THOUSAND .POUND PRIZE ever fold, Likewife, No. 12,719, the 'aft at : : o I. Aril the only Prize ever enthled to a •,030, so - .14M1, as firft• drawn the Second Day, in the !all Yea, 's Lottery, were divided Into Shares—and in the two latt Years' Luttirtes, upward. of 2.0,eck1. in Capital Prizes were alto divided at the above Offices. in Four Hundred and Twenty kbares, exciulive of lc veal totl. scl. &c 3cc. OFFICE OF GRDNANCE, Sone6es 28, 1807. THE PIMCIPAI, t:FFICERS of filo Mojejty's ORDNANCE de Le ell give Nstiie, 'That Prepaids will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wedndday the zilth of November next, tram huh Perfons u may be willing to undertake the lupe, of the under mentioned quantities and defeription of TIMBER and Materials required for retake of this Department at Woolwich, viz. 400 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from yo to 8o feet meetirg, 80,000 Oak Spokes, chopped, : loco Loads of Fins Thnber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped aid bored as W 3 inches, and 4000 ditto if 04 ta inches, . • 600 Loads of Aft Timber round, from 3o to 6o fpct meeting, 3= Loads o'4 loch Aft Plank; 23,C00 Mb Fell*, 4 y 4 4 iDchtt. 400 Am Aalc4ree Bede 4 feet 2 k 7 ball; 6000 (if Inefeel) feet, faper6el4l of farmed Elm Board, and 30,000 I inch diaroof ditto. 'f he whole - oT the iFticles to be ekliveristat Woolwich, at the exptnee of the Contratlor, iu the following proportions, and on or bcfsre the periods hereafter (perigee!, vis. March 3t, 18 8.--3 co Load! °Ethic Elm Thither, and 200 Loads of the Mh Timber. Apia v.—goo Loads of the Elm Timber, one•balf of the Elm Stocks, 200 Loads of the Alts Timber, Iso Loads of the Atli Plank, to,ooo Alb Fettles, and the whole of the Axle-tree Beds. June 30.—800 Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,003 Oak Spokes, Apo Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, 2:c) Loads of the AflaTimber, sso Loads of the Alb Plank. and tchcco Ails Fettles. 6tptengier 33.-100 Loads of the Oak Timber, and moo° of Ike Oak Spokes. And on or before nceeM'Cr 24 nest, the who's of the Elm Board. Pcdpb(als may be offered jointly or feparately for each article; but uo Tendar can be received for the Timber and Plank for lets than 30 Loads ofeach ; for the Oak Spokes for lets than SOO ; for Elm Stocks for kA than 400 of either dimenlions ; for Ails Fellies for leis than 2C00; for Afh Azle-tree Beds for ltfs than 103 i and for the Elm Board oft inch, for lefs than 3000 repel. ficial feet : and for that of inch, for lets than 6000 fuperficial feet; neith tr will any Stick of ElniTimber be received under 83 feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Infpcdtor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alfo at the Secretary's Cffice, in Pall Mail aka - trait% any day between the hours of ten aid ton: o'clock, where the Terms and Cenditions of the Contra& may he Peen, and where alfo the Propufals are to be delivered, feared up, and endorfed " Propofals for Englifh Tim. ber,&c " But no propofsl can be admitted ancr the faid 17th of November next, at ix o'clock at noon of the lime day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unlets the piny making* if, or an Agent in his b ebalf fha'd attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secroary. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, 0.7,3er 3, 1807. FOR SALE, By Order of the Homurable the COMMISSIONERS of bi, MA :YE S Trot CUSTOMS, On Thurfday the Bth. and F, Hay the gth Ot7oler, 1837, At three o'clock in the al/et:neon: of the Paid In the Long Room, Cnflont Heap, London, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which aralotied fmall Vsantitiet, for the ktter accommo /alien if fke !evert I dealers,ae well .0 private perfor:, who chyle to become purdlaftre FOR EXPORTATION. Eat India Prohibited Goods. &c. • FOR HOUR CONEUMPTION. Wine Riga Balfam, Claina.Sugar add oilier Grocery, Tallow, Wax and Tallow Candles, Tea. Coffee. Cambria, Muffin, Called , Woollut Cloth, Shawls, Hardware, Cornelian Beads and Stones, Fans, Gold Chains. Watches Seal=, Brac lets, and other Orna ments, Thread and Silk Lace, Sewing Silk, Prints, Canvas, a Vcirel and Materials, Boats, Ox and Cow holies, Malt, Cordage, Kii•g's and Tulip Wood, Tobacco, Tobacco Afhes and Cinders, Writing Leiks, &c. Alto fuch Gorxis as have remained in his Majeity's warehoufe upwards of • hrce months, not ckart d, or the duty paid, viz. Pidurrs Prints, books, Leather Boots lack ScreWs, Colte M!Ils ironmongery, Silver Snuff Boxes ; and fundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. Age, Fifty Years, and upwards. Ref;;knee, Three Year; in their prefent Abode ; and TOTAL BUN ON ESS during that Period. Thor: who have ever begged, received Alms, er are deemed ohjeA. for Parifh Relief, are excluded from the B•nefit of thee Cbaritie., which are intended " for thofe who have beat repu tably brought up, and whO want Tome addition to what they have, to make Life more comfortable under the ini..forttine of blindnefa." Odober t, tBc7. RICHARD CORP, Clerk. • From the great extent of this Charity, it is found impradicable to attend to Liam. IF ROBERT BRUCE, Son of Lawrence Bruce, A formerly of Brewielt, In Shetland, Merchant, deceafed ; and Brother of Lawrclic. Bruce, late of Minton, in the county of Mitidkfex, F.fq. deccafed; or any fon or daughter of the Paid Ro. bert Bruce be living, and will apply perfonally or by an agent at the Chambers of Mars. Green, Tennant, and Harrifon, Gray's Inn, London, he or the will hear of fcrtnetkint; to his or her advantage. And all perli.ns baying any Claims or Demands on the laid Law rence Bruce, late of iflington, or his eftate, are defirsd to fend their account to 1100 Counting houfe of the laid Lawrence Bruce, No. 4, Brabant court, Philpot-lane, in order that the fame may be liquidated by his Adminiftratrix. CLEAR Or ALL DUTIES. The fo , sateo Athe• and Cinders to be viewed at the King's Tn. hacco Warehritife, I ondon velfzd Bova Malt, 8(41C.5, Kina's and Wood and Cordage. at the fia:.:cen Ground near d J.eck ; and all •he other Goods at his ' a•'orn.'-oure. Lindon, on Tneftlay the WI and Weiliief day C ,- e ;'h or Oifi t 80 - , and on the its - sof fair, from Mix in the morning to •me in the aftrrnixim Where Catalogues will drtivercd N. B. Goo'!: L.t714 at this Sale mill de pz i for en or 6.:fre Morley the of bate.:-‘7 the 4dar.r, ff . in the Mornir:- atti Three in the Afternovo,or 11.01 t male thereon a1i0. 1 4.4.7 lecorefc:j;i:cd, , zn. the Goods re-jild It winttere Lilt. GRAND NAVAL VICTORIES ; With Portraits and liiog-aphy of Popular Commanders, and En gravings of Celebrated Battles which have been fought at Sea, from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the prefent Time. his day was publithcdoi New and Popular Work, entitled I'HE BRITISH TRIDENT ; or REGISTER of NAVAL ACTIONS ; including authentic accounts of all the mon. remarkable engagements at lea in which the Britilh Hag has been eminently dittinguithed, from the period of the Spa• nifh Armada to the prefent time ; :be whole containing a regular and complete Hittory of the Naval Affairs of England, chronologi- cally arranged. By ARCHIBALD DUNCAN, Efq. Late of the Royal Navy, Editor of ‘' The Mariner's Chronicle." •,,* This intereftiog Work is printed in mu), in Five elegant Volumes, illuftrated with upwards of so beautiful Engravings of Sca Fights, and Portraits of celebrated Bride) Admirals. Price 7s, Od. in hoards or is so Numbers, price 6d. each ; one or more of which may be.bad at a time, at the convenience of the Pu rchafer. London : Publithed by James Cundee, at the Albion PrefA, in Ivy-lane,Pattroofter row; and delivered by the Diftributora of Newlrapers in every part of the Britigi dominions. Of whom may alto he tad, printed uniformly with the above, in Four Volumes, price *I 2S. boards, the MARINER'S CHKO. NICLE ; or complete Hiftciry of Shipwrecks, with defcriptive gtadings. ' . PRACTICI•: OF PHYSIC. This day was publifhed, in one neat aid cloLly printed volume, Bvo, price us. the Second Edition of - - - I. THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC : which points out the Charaders, Cages, Symptoms, Prognoftie, Morbid Appearances, and improved Method of trot ing the Direafes of all Climates. By ROBliktT THOMAS, M.D. This Work has been caroitilly reviled ; a few Difeafes, which were omitted in the firft Edition, rre now inferte4 ; and a very large portion of new and important matter has been added. " Thi• a judicious compilation of fads, front the heft writers, and the dll",..rent fubjeets are treated with brevity and perlpieuity. Dr. Thonia, has abridged with judgment, has added modern opi nions and difcnvcrie►, has frequently introduced the rerult of his own experiencr,and his peiformatics thus becomes an 'ireful Com pendium of the preleut State of Medical Pradtice."---Mouthly Re view June, p 185. II OBS: R V ATIONS on the ry and ADMINI iTRA TION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES in Several Difeareq By JAMES HAMII. ON, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Colge of Phyficiang, and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and Senior PlivliciAn to the 'Royal Infirmary of that city. Second Edition, co• reeled and enlarged, Svo price 7s 6.3. in boards. _ . 111. • rLIESAURLIS MED.ICAMINttai--a new colleaion of Medi ea., rrrieriptions. uotrinutesa into twelve elaffes, and sccompaoted wi h Ehartnactutical and pradticalltmliuki ; exhititWig a view of the prefent Rate of the Matrria Mulica and prakftiee of PbyOc in. thi+ and oth,-r c:nmtries. By the author of—A Praaical Synoplis of the Matetia limt nt3rik o StkEdition, Bvo. rice 7a 6i.boards. IV. An Fisar.on FlVER—bring an attempt to afe:rtaln the Erkclples ours Treatment. By A. Philips Million, M I) F k S. Ed Know of the Royal College of Pbyfwians of EdinburE,;!l. &c. Bvo price ss in 1 oards• Printat for J.,hn Murray, Pc< t ftrecl; and C.and R. Baldwin, New Bridge Ilteet. !.a.41,)11 ; and Archib a ld conft,we and I an Ilanws Sirnpfufl, Edinu ts 10. This day was publifhed, in tour Volumes Ozt No, Bin firated with numerous engravings, price in hnarsls, CHEMISTRY applied to At th and Manutaflurcs. By M. J. A. CHAPTAI.„ Metinber and Treafurer of the French Set e. Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, hffanber of the I.ftitute, Honorary Profeffor of the Schoni of Medicine. etc.Ece. Little need be (aid to recommend a new Work by fo wittnent a elicmill as M. Chaptal, who ha= Skilfully applied in it all the mor dclm Difeoveries in Chemiftry and Experimental Philornplly to the perfection of the Arts and the various branches of Manufac tures. Such a Work has long been zu acknowl.Atzud defideratuni; and, executed by fo acute an experimentalift as the pre:ent Au thor, it farms an acquifitlon, above all price, to the nutnerrms che mitts, workers of metals, and manuf.nftuters, of Gra.t Britain and Irsdand. Printed for RICUAID PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bed•jc-racez, London: and to be ha.l or all Bookie Hem Of whom, in a few weeks, may be • had, a i?! ^•rioNAaY et PRACTICAL and THEORE ricm. CHEMISTRY, in one large and clofcly-printed Volume, (Mayo; by WILLIAM IslituoLsoN, with Plates, price %6a. Boards. HOLLAND AND I'HE RHINE. This day was publillitd, in a large and very elegant volume, eta. accompanied by numerous Engravings, price 2I in boards. A lsouit thiough HOLLAND along the Right L 1 and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Sunnier and Autumn of 1806. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author nt the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic. &c. Pergit. et hoftileb (tanta cit fidticia) rips CL A !MIA N. Incomitatus adit " ha this Work an impartial account is given or the manners, cur toms, arts, and condition of the Dutch flute the convcrfion of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom. and a icfcriptinn of the moil intercfting nbjedts and fernery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a vat iety of anec dotes illultrative of the people of Holland. and of chat part of France and Germany through which the Author ; and the whole is embanked with 20 Fngravings, by a diftinguiihed Aid% front drawings made on the fpot. Printed for RICHARD Pitt I. it rs, No 6 Bridge- ftrert. Blackfriats, and to be had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SUMMER, price 21 21. The STRANGER EN IRELAND, price 2I 55. . - TOURIS COMPANION, This day was publifhcd, in Six elegant Volumes, royal ISmo. tuftrated with Maps, the third edition, much improved and enlarged, price One Guinea and a half in boards, or Thirty-Et Shilling. neatly bound, I'HE BRUISE-I TOURIST, or TRAVEL -1- LER's COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WAI.ES, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate Deferiptilns of every Part of the United Kingdom: and comprehending the molt celebrated Modern Tours through every Part of the Erich)) Wands, particularly thofe of PRNNANT BRAY HASSELL HOLMES TWISS SULLIVAN MORITZ ST. POND WYNDUAII YOUNG , ROBERTSON BARRER JOHNSON SHAW SKRINR EINGLILT HUTCHINSON NIIVITK GRAN,' CARR,E{C. With leveret recant Tours, communicated to the Editor by inset• ligent friends. By WILLI .tM MAVOR, I.L. D. Redtru of Ste/nes/lel& Vicar of Hurley, &c. &e. Printed for RICHARD Piiiwrs. No. 6, Bridge firm. and fold by all Bookfillarst particularly by thole off the great Roads, and at the Watering Places Of whom may be had, The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACES for k. 7. Price tss in hoards, or to. bound. A,4 the PIC I'URE of LONDON for iBn7. Price se. bound in red. A FARMHOUSE LIBRARY. In Twelve Monthly Parts, 2t is. 6d. beginning on the Firit of OZtober. The Publlfher of the undermentioned wcrk has hem p•rfuaded by many Noblemen and Gentlemen of great Landed Property who are anxious to inmate the difftifion of .Agrichltural know ledge, to diva le it' into twelve Seven Shillings and Sixpenny Parts, in the expcdtxtion that many perfons. who may not choofe to pay four guin,as and a hAf for the complete work in boards, may cut I think it an .!bjett to expend a twelfth part of the turn once a month. He hopes that juftice will be done by the pu'ilic to his defiles, anti that all the friends of Agricultural improvements, intelligent Far mers and great Land Proprietors, will kindly exert themfelvcs to give general currency, as well to the complete work as to dse Monthly Parts. 1 On Thurfday, the Flift of Odober, will be publilhed, price ya. 6d embelillhed with leveral capital Engravings, and to be completed in Twelve Parts, PART I OF THE SECOND EDITION OF COMPLE - CE SYS :•ENI OF PRACTICAL 1. AGRICULTURE, including all the MODERN IMPROVE. •ME NTS DtscovrßlES, and the rel . ..lts of all tile attention and enquiry which have been bellowed on this important frhnee, dttri/.g the hit thirty years: the whole van and explaining fully. extenavely,an.! completely, the PRIN CI rt., and PRACTICE of the IvlODltstr ART of tiUsa sNn Yln .11 it. IN - a:C/irS and rela tions, forming two large volumes in quar . t s o , , ,f il , lu a l e t:tt ai d ld w e lt .i b c :arly One Hundred Engravings repn fatting Improved Impleme• ts, the various Oraffes, and the princ.pal lin. e, . By It. W. DICK O.N, NI I) Honorary Member of the Board of Agi trelture &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD PH:LLIPS, No. 6, b7idge Brett. Black. fitiars,and may be had of all Boultf,:llers,Newfcatrkrs,Pottmafters, sow n*er dealers ill bcoks. N The above mri.tioned Work, in caujundtian with Mr. Young's Farmer's Cal, ular, forms a complete Library of 14 tier. ewe upon every Agricultural fuhjed—and this lalt work may be had by Wel( of all Buukfuliers, price balta guinea in boards. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. BILIOUS DISORDERS, fo prevalent in this country, arc removed with greater cafe and faftty by thefe Pills, than by any other Medicine ; they arc efficacious in indi gettituis, lois of appetite, habitual coltivenefi, ftatulences in the !Wrack pr bowels, and chotics thence arifing; likesvife in gang habits, in giddincfs, or rheumatic pain in the field ; as thefe oc tanned by frac living, thereby preventing pal ilea and apoplexies fo often the col:retitle:ice thereof; prevent ur flop the progrefs of a cough or cold; ure excellent in lownefs of fririts and nervous dif orders ; In dropli,s they have not their enual, as no water will ac cumulate whillt there pills are regularly tAken; by removing the eaufc, they often refture perfons fubjadi to fits ; In the decline of life neither fel flumlii be without them; travellers by fca or land would be wife to receive them in their Rock. They are prepared and fold genuine, by B. Perrin, Chemift, (the only perfou who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James), No. d 3, Southampton ftreet, Wand, Loudon; as. pd. per box, or az boxes for 15e. vVICTUALLINGO.PI.IOE. * st . 1107. THE COMMISSIONARA far P1011441,1,1NG HIS MAVISTre NAPrt; de her* Ow Ream • That on Waneftlay the 7th of thflolierrimit, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writit.g (foaled op) and treat for THREE THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS, for the ufe of the Coorrai.e ; to be unbearable to. Samples to be produced with the Tender: ; to he delivered in the (pace of twelve mouths, by regular monthly proportions, into His Majefty's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date —N. B. No Tender for a kb quantity than sco Bolts wil be admitted.--The Conditions of the Contradk may be' feen at the Secretary's Ofßee. Na -egard togs be bad to any tender in which the price flail set be i.sierte.l is words at length, or that XII sot be delivered to the Board hifiweesze o'clech on the pid Ifraleefday the 7tb of OBo! er next, nor weleA the Perfin gybe wairethe tender, or few perfom .s hi: liefwif,attende,to anfiner when called pt. PICTUA L LING OFFICE, Sepienther 29 Ibo 7. THE COMMISSIONERS for vicrum.usc HIS MAY lISTY's NA pr, do hereby give notice, That on Wcdnefday the 7th Odtnber next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, reeled up, and treat for EIGH HUNDRED VAR I'FRS of PALE and TWO HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to he dcli verrd in a fortnight, by weekly proportions into his Majefty's Vidualliug Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inters ft ninety days after state. 'I he Conditions of the Contrast may be fcen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the price _frail not le infirted in tr,reht at length, or that Ikea sot he Delivered to the Boor' ttfore one o'clock, on the fad Trednefhty, the 7ti Otioter next, nor add; dr Prr < ton who maker the Tender, or !One Per Jon ox his &half, attends to anfTver when called for.