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Richardson, No: 28, Carnhill, oppoite the Royal Zs- I . i nfantry whose Regiment kin the chang • *A ply 44 Plats Ain and getOnd of the above valuable • sirons of exchanging with one on half-pub Work has hem also implied, to the impaction of widets eke r to a Gariison Battalicits.—Letters from , -1 Public are kaspectfully bit*, as to one of tha most Interesting lunge, with real name .and address will Literary pi o to ct i oas of m o derntimea. i . Direct (post paid) to K. L. Esq. Post Office, t ,-. LORD ORtORD'S WORK& 1; ! . EWI.ETI''S BIBI.E. 175 In Five V ...'" • ) PART of this WORK. will at); .. I:4=Sb Royal 4 1 0. with 1 0 1atei. . • - 1 11 t of Febr uary.—The Royal at us. and the AA'R STOCIDALE informs the. Public, that iVik L ' ORD ORFORD'S WORKS will Continue to be sold at the original price of 101. lbs. until "tte• nth of June next, when' lute of the Kingdom, sort* address them- they trill be advanced to 151. 15s. but few oopies being left. , for Part L published on the Ist of January, picaidin Ys - 2d I. •anuarl' • s l o b o• ' ; i 'et to their regulat: Booksellers, and the - _ - _ . ; i' re referred to their London Again for any GOUPITS.4.A.MDEN't BRITANNIA. • 1 , icy-five Copies. • • ;I his day was published, ,t I 't • i t , , ' !ready printing of the Royal Paper, Part L In four large 'Volumes folio; illustrated bt nttmeious Plata, ' Lry 27, 1809. II ' 1 price .161. 16s In boards, a New Edition, of 1 : • kNI.SH LANGUAGE. Fe hy was published, price ss. * RITA,NNIA, or a Churographical Description -A- 0 of the nourishing Kingdoms of England; Scotland, and : Ire-, Of the SPANISH LANGUAGE, land, and the lalpds adjacent, froth the earliest Antiquity. By :; , t ;; sof its Pronunciation, reduced to the form WILLIAM CAMDEN; translated from the Edition published ii l • • '' . . i ?Ting only one side of a single sheet, con- by the Author in 1607, enlarged by the latest Discoveries. ' 1. '' any one of moderate capacity, by means of By RICHARD DOUGH. s proceed immediately to read, correspond, Printed for lohn ; Stackdale, Piecadilly. . . uage. A few Copies are rioted on lute Paper, and the Maps co- ' .m, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- loured, prize sm. 4s. Edinburgh. - . i - Th:s day was published, • 'his day Was published, - A New Edition, price half bound 10s. 6d. price ss. boards, the SECOND EDITION, G EOGRAPHIA ANTIQUA ; beinv A complete - .. table additions and improvements, 0 beautifully engraved • 4 UCTI ON to GEOGRAPHY and from c Set of Maps qf Alici.:rit Uergraphy, ellarins, on S coprerplaes ; designed for the use of schools Y, 1... ,by the Use of the Globes and Maps.— and of gentitm :n uke en wtO : th, ancient writers their delight or the Construction of Maps, and a Table of stu dy. • -. , . . de. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, Sr. Paul's Church- i 1 • By E. and J. BRUCE, y ar d ; C. L aw , N o . izt, Ave Maria - lane; and Longman, Hurst, i , 1 , , 1 Geography and rhe Mathemitirs, Rees, and Orate , No. St), Paternoster-row. . ... . _ .. MONDAY, JANUARY SO, OYAI., DRURY.LANE. LYE NING, JANUARY 31, rots will act the New Comedy, called ' AND WIFE ; ;ECRETS THAN ONE. icipal Characters by, r. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, tOUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SCRIVEN, .rs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Mra. SCOTT. added the Grand Romance of UE BEARD. Beard), Mr. RAYMOND; .; Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER ; NTAIN ; Beda, Mrs. BLAND. revived (not acted these twenty years) Mr. Wright, from thc Theatre his first appearance on this Stage; with VICTUALLING OFFICE, Janwary 24, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUfILLING. HIS MAJESTr's NAVT, do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 7th of February next they will be may to receive Tenders in writing, (scaled up) and treat for Fifty Tons of Cheshire, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, or Gloucestershire CHEESE, or Cheese of equal goodness; to be delivered in one month, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Portsmouth; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest, ninety days after date. .I'o BE SOLD, a DRAGOON GUAk. Application by Letters (piosi greet, London, will be 41111` ACaptain of Infal East Indies, is desiroul without a difference, or Officers wishing to exchange, only be attended to. Direct ChAeigh, Dev On. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. regard will be had to any Tender in tvhich the Price mall not be ist• ,ertedin words at length, or that shall not be delivered to thelloard before one o'clock on the said Tstesday,'the 7th of February next, nor oaks: the Iperson who makes the Tender, or sone person on his &half, attends, to staneer when called for. THE SECOND 4 pear on the Ist of Jesni at 7s. Persons In distant pairs advt., to the Publisher are respectfully referred Country Booksellers are number less than twent A New Edition is sires& Bridge-street, January • 'omit Opera of the Cabinet; Orlando, the Young Gentleman who performed Airy. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Januar" 26, 1669. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11SAdESTT'• NAVY, do heraiy lies Notice, „ SPANL YAL, HAY.MAR KET. EVENING, JANUARY SI, !mann' will act a Tragedy, called HAMLET. • Mr. KEMBLE; iDEN ; Laertes, Mr. BRUNTON. filet's Father, Mr. POPE; • , Mr. MURRAY. • -digger, Mr. EMERY ; re-digger, Mr. SIMMONS. )f Denmark, Mrs. ST.LEGER. s, Miss BOLTON. id Historic Pantomimic Drama of ,A PEROUSE ; DESOLATE ISLAND. Tr. BOLOGNA, jun.; [AUDI ; Nagaski, Mr. KING ; .he Desolate Island, Master O. By }I xe. ; Umba, Miss ADAMS. (1,, la Perouse, or, the Desolate Island, :d with universal approbation and ap train on Wednesday. • tan of the World. That on Tuesday the labirviFebruary next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, (Sealed up) and treat for Pour Hundred Chaldrons (each consisting of 36 Bushett Winchester Measure) of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal goodness; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof as soon as possible, and the other half in the space of two months from the date of the Contract, winds and weather permitting, alongside the Wharf of hi; Majesty's Vic tualing Premises at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the Secretary's This lb; A GRAMMAR, - 11 - with an Analysts of a Table, and occupy strutted so as to suable it and a Dictionary, to and speak in tk.t langtr, Printed tor Longman row ; and Peter Hill, Th. In One Volume 12mo, with consideral AN INTROI)U ASTRONOMY To which are added, t Latitude and Longitude. By Teachers of Geognip,.. Printed for Longman, guru, Rees, and Or me, l'..t...rnoster -row No regard will Le had to any realer Tvkieh the price shall notelet blurted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the :hard before One o'Cloei on the said Tuesday the 14M of rrehruary nee .t, seer raker she Person who makes the Tender, or some Perron on his be h,zlf, attend, hi answer when called for. TORSYIH ON TREES. VICTUALLING-OP.FICIE, January 27, I tlO9, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 'this day was published, in one vol. two. the Fourth Edition, with 13 folding Plates, price I Cs. in bl.irdf, A TREATISE on the Culture and Managemen.: of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of Pruninv and Training is fully described. To which is added, anew and improved Edition of " Observations on the Diseases, Defects, and Injuries, in all kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees •' with an Account of a particular Method of Cure." Published by Order of Go vernment. 1 MS day were published, price 21. 6d. THOUGHTS on LIBELS ; and an Impartial Inquiry into the present State of the British Army : with a k•w words in Answer to Cobbet's Critique on the nook before it was published!! at.d which will contain considerations on die dilliputty of convicting Notorious Defamatory Writers; and on the effects which arise from delay in making them the subject* of a prosecution also a convincing erpianatiou of the flourishing • ,t;:d intproVed Slate of the Military Establishment of England, under the present Cotr.mander in" Chief : Sad reflections on the Janger with which the Constitution Ls threatened by systematic :tucks upon the public and private characters of Princes, and 1 igh Officers of the Executive Government.—inscribed (witb.out :enuissicin) to his Royal Highness Frederick, Duke of York and . Albany, IfIS MAIESTra 11',Irr, do kerrby give Notice, ;S, HANOVER-SQUARE. ,ER most respectfully 'acquaints :ry, and his Friends in general, that his 11 VOCAL and INS' I'RUMENTAL • KI on WIDNE§DAY xxx.r, February 1, is.—Vocal Performers : irs. VAUGHAN, Master CUTLER, VAUGHAN, Mr. J. B. SALE, aid Mr. SALE. tnd, Signor SPAGNOLETTI t _ IRST PART. Mozart.—Air, " Angels ever bright," That on Thursday the 9th of February next, at eleven o'clock precisely, in the forenoon, they will he ready to sell, to the highest Pidder, at his Majesty's Victualling Premises, at Deptford, sun , dry Lots of the following Provisions and Victualling Stores, viz Bread, Bread Dust, Flour Sweepings, .ftaisins, Currants, Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Bake house Sweepings, Doll, Calavances, Stock Fish,.Bags and Rags, Rice Bags, Corn Sacks, Corn Bags, Beef, Suet, Pork, Packing and other Scraps, Sweepings, Tierces, New Board and Doublet Ends, Iron Hoops broken, bent, and in faggots, Worn-out Cooper's Tools, a quantity of Fire Wood, Rivet and Nail Bags, Old Butter, Butter Crease, Sluah and Scrapings, Cheese, Da maged Sugar, White Rope worn out, and Tarred Rope, lying in his Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S. A. Late Gardenerto bis Majesty at Kensington and StJatnes'b, IVlem ber of the Economical Society at Si. Petersburgh, &c. &C. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand. By a PATRIOTIC LOYALIST. in vitiwn Libertas excidit, et vim " Dignatn Lege regi." Hoa. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, WbftebalL This day was published, in One Volume, Crown Octavo, price 9s. bound, the Second Edition, with numerous Additions and Improvements, of THE UNION DICTIONARY ; containing al; 1 that is truly useful in the Dictionaries of JOHNSON, SHY RIDAN, and WALKER ; the Orthography and explanatory matter selected from Dr. JONSSON, the Pronunciation adjuste according to Mr. Walktf, with the addition of Mr. Sheridan': , pronunciation of thosElVords wherein these two etniutit Orthde pists differ. The whole designed to present to the Reader, at one view, the Orthography, Explanati , m, Pronunciation, and Accentuation o; all the purest and most approved Terms in the English Language. With a Mythological and Historical Appendix of proper Names. deduced from.the best Authorities. ttwood, with Accompaniments, harmo ;) for four Voices, by Master Cutler, oc., Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. Sale. Cutler. ;he, (MS.) Mr. Asbe. han. ART OF ELEGANT COMPOSMON. Chi. day was publiShed, in Royal l2mo. a New Edition, price A apotit of V 25 per cent. is to be made upon the amount of e.:ch lot, at the time of sale ; and if the remainder of the oton:y be not paid, and the particulars talen atuay, within twenty wor.ling days afterwards, the defosit wig 6tf: ?piled, and the Goods remain the property of the Croaun• The oth-7 Coniitien: may be seen, and printed Ca.:lopes may be had, at the Se.-retary's Office. 7s. 6d. bound and lettered, with the full allowance to Schools, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSI TION, destned in a Course of Education to succeed to the 'study of the English Grammar and the learned Languages r slad idapied to the Use of Persons in general who wish to acquire a good Style. O Nanny," (by particular desire) Ma . Vaughan, Goss, and J. B. Sale. [leetivwca. '.COND PART. .--Aria, Ciularosa, MS. Mad. Bianchi. :ran, Master Cutler Butter'iy," (J. B. &le) Mr. Vaughan and By DAVID IRVING, LL. D. Printed for Rico na D Pitit.i.irs, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; of Keene, Dublin; and all other Bookieiler4. ORDNANCE OFFICE, January 25, 12-09. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- By THOMASBROU'NE, L.L. D. Author of " A NtIV Clas• sical Dictionary," " Viridat rum Pneticum, Ste. a"? Upwards of One Thousand Words not •inserted in Dr. Johnson's Dictionary, and selected from the Writints of oer must eminent modern Authors, namely, Burke, Blackstone, Chesterfield, Bryant, li4wkesworth, Gray, Mason, Shenstone, Cowper, Blair, &c. &c. have been carefully ingrafted on the pre sent Edition. A concise Historical and Adytholui,ical Dictionary has been al.ti subjoined. Printed fur Wi,kic and Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, C.Kearsley, C. Law, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, J. Booker, and Vernur, Hood, and bharpe. Of whom may also be had, LITTERS to HIS SON on rr. LITIa.tTORE, and Costa. POsl rsu by the late Rev. George Gregory, D. I). &e. Yr*, lse. in boards. comrosed by Master Cut! ,r, it Oh11;;.tto 1..)r a Huy, Nix:,ter Cutler; J ESTI": OBBNAISTCE, do herdy give Notice, " Wh.:n Sappho tun'd," J. Danby, Mr. Ltd Mr. J. B:Sale.-I.inale, Haydn. . _ _ INSANITY. his day were published, price Three Shillings, (ABSEIIVATIONS on the MANAGEMENT of the INSANE; and particularly on the Agency and Imps. tance of humane and kind 'I r‘aan.ent in effecting their Cure. By THOMAS ARNOLD, M. D. Yellow of the Royal College, cf Physicians, and of the... Royal Me dical Soc.lety of Edinburgh ; Senior Physician to the Leicester Infirmary, and sole Physician to the Leicester Lunatic Asylum. Primed fur R. PUILLIPS, Ne. 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. ea tact, to b.• had of Naster Cutler, et, City ; Mr. li ,rlter, Conic-caviler to 1-street ; '1 ugwell, near the Bunk ; half past 6, and begin at half past '7. 1 E 'Ayr I'ERY FOR IboB, f'•<( C0,u4 , 0 •ricrst rs, G THE IJrit 01 APRIL, 1909. 1I:11tE6 are Sell , !g by H and CO. Stuck Broke' -, at 1167 Sr,:e a‘cier the Rcry.lll::::.han4e, 0.1;1 1.0 %s.;,;.te Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Autjtor, 01t5ZICVATIONs on the Nature, Kinds, Causes, and l'reren rions of iNSA rv, and the appearances on dissection. Second ddi inn, cor -ec:ed and improved, in two vols. price 16s. boards. P Lccount. lIS FOUR PRiz F.s of .12 '29,00° each, with ia Ca, itd , tize.; hi addition to whiLli, E above :Pl5, , r DAY, Wilt WHOLE TICK:: I 1; and the Flu 15, on the SF CON D DAV, willbe entitled TIC K s.—Shares ill pr. pollioll. chpoFitetl at the Bank previotra to the to ale foramate Proprietcrs at the close ') duly answered ;. and Schernes th Sea Stocks, with their several At.nui :quer Bills, and all kinds of Government sold by Cummission. fD FIVE HUNDRED TICK CI'S N THE FiRsT AND SECOND DAY OF DRAWING _ ✓ STATE LOTTERY. which of APRIL NEXT, besides the under- SCHEME. X20,C00 are XSO,OOO 10,000 CO"0 5,000 10,000 1,000 6,000 500 5,000 100 2,000 2,200 2,500 15 X 200,000 DAYS OF DRAWING. :sday, April 12, Friday, April 21, April :2 7 , Saturday, April 29. rs have Permission of the Lords of the Treasury GIFF of 1,500 Whole Tickets, in Addition to icherne : it Free Gift of 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the a'oove £l5, the Numbers of which are as 3,109 8,501 to 4,f3...;0 9,001 5,100 10,.101 . 8,800 9,160 10,600 - 6,6001 11,001 11,100 - 7, 1 00 12,501 12,600 anGther Free Gift of SCO Whole Tickets, for ize above £IL, the Numbers otwhich are as 13,100 1 15,001 to 15,10 0 14,600 16,501 16,600, 17,001 to 17,100. R ITS and Sims - gs are selling * every Lkersed, Lottery t, Nt. 11 1; It 68281 THEATRE RO -T'O IORRO W EN .1 t hen Ma:;esiies Servant MAN Or, MORE SI The Prim 7 1 / 4 .1r. 'TOLLAND, Mr. 1 1 \\TON, Mr.W Rt Mr. MA'FHEWS, P ILIRLOWE, Mrs M 1 To w"icla will be a BLU Abomilique (Blue SOM . ., Mr. I. SMITH ; I:lEirlia, Mrs. MOUN On Wednesday will be n :It • Tragedy of Cato. Ca Soya" Edinburgh, being hi etc :`,layor of Garrat. • on Saturday, tile Cc Braham ; Lorenzo, by the c Lotacter of Sir George THEATRE-RI rrNIORROW E their Majesties Sere Hamlet, Pilonius, Mr. MUND Ghost of Ham! Horatio, First Grave-d Second Grave-t Gen: Aide, Queen of : Ophelia, Afar which the (;rant DE Li Or, 'II3E. I) Ferouse, Kanko, Mr. GRIM. Champazee, an Animal oft: Nladame Peron 30, M:s3 B r , The Pantomime of d t•.•ing been again received raase, will be repeated ag; On Wednesday, The M On Thursdav, Macbeth: NEW ROOMS MASTER CUTL] the Nobility, Gentry aIENEFIT CONCERT of MUSIC, will be performed in the above elegant Roomt. Madame BIANCITT, Mr Mr. GOSS, Mr. V. Au Leader of the Ban; Fll Overter: to Zauberflote, X Handel, Master Cutlt r. Air, composed by Mr. Att nized (let this Concert) Mrs. Vaughan, Mr. Go , Aria. Zinguelli, Master C New Concerto, Flute. Mt )7., Mr. Vatigh Glee, ▪ tor four Voice), " ( dame Bianchi, blesses. 1 tiatid Symphory in C. Be SE( Grand Overmra, Winter.- CoarLt - to, Isorte, Gl teltrated Duet," The B , 7 Tr. J. B. Salt. 7 , 7•;••• t 1).: word., by a ; • . r Ata.outpallinen, (• • . • three• Voices, " -•. Vaughan, az -• • ' Half-a-(Nine: . , ire-stree :.i.t t • der Bond. .' o of tilt Music •hops —,•,,ts to b..,;),...ed at h. N:. DRAwiN t • it A... 1 ;Intl Si \';•!). ;,uRNE, • • • • • • ••• .)t tult • . ..XS PKILV .)N. THOU; t. J I • • :01 i still be •••••:. dtlivered t l';' ',post paid) t•..) • and stint t, Itruids, Exchet anits, botiOt and so' CNi 7 . 11 - 10I3SANI CITA. LE GIVEN ON lit GRAND c b din; or) the 12th Prizes. • • 4 of ii) t't) 44 ;00 0 Tickets. DAY Wednesday, Thursday, A • • r r •• ractors have a FR I7E GIFT ? ,- s in the Schein • •!• kV, t Ire . • - -,• .:; ahoy to -• JI 7 ,'•01 Icon 1 - t - c", an( i . •-dra • n P. - 1u a I • Ai to 17,( ot T .Z'is and Sumi l'hat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or ber;)re Wednesday the lath day of February next, from such Verso:ts as may be willing to undertake the supply of HAIR OUMS, BRUSHES, and MOPS, for service of this Deport ment, for a period of three years, though Tenders for the ensuing sir monjhs only will be considered. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further parti culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, nt-ty be known, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforce6l, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where :A to the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and em:- dorsed " l'ropesals for I fa:r Brooms, &c." but no Proposal can '3e admitted after the said 15th shy of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unle's the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall By Order of die Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. :Mewl POR'usEA ISLAND W.VITRAVORKti To be completed under the authority of an Act of Parliament for " Supplying the Town of Portsmouth, the Garri- s.,n, the Public Offices, the :;hipping, araL Parts adjacent with g:toti and w Ito; t.F.ome Water." r I E Board of Managers •of the PORTSEA ISLAND WATER-WORKS COMPANY having re solved, that the C4ital of £60,000 should he inursediately comi pleted, that the Act may he carried into effect with all posstble dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subo.:riptions for that pur pose will be received at the Company's Oilites, No. 8, Bucklers bury, London, and tit. Geolged-square, Porrsea ; also at fvte.srq. Hankcy's and Co. Fenchurch-street, Bankers to the Company. Purtsea Island Water-Works Office, JOHN LOR, 8, Bucklershury, Jan. 10, 18t)P. Secretary. The Shares are .ClOn each, to be paid by Instalments of £lO per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the payment of each Instalment. CI per Share to he paid at the time of Subscribing, being a Deposit of 13 per Cent. and the first payment of l 0 per Cent. on each share. N. B, Every information relative to the Company may be had at thy Office from eleven till three o'clock each day. SCHOOLMASTERS PHILANTHROPIC SOCIL I Y. • - - THE Committee appointed by this Society to carry into effect their benevolent intentions of raid”g a Fund for distressed Teachers in general, respectfully announce the publi cation of the First Number of the PRECEPTOR and 'WEEKLY FAMILY CHRONICLE, on the 3d March next, and request ' the Profession, as well as the Nobility, Gentry, &e who may feel a disposition to patronise so laudable an Institu: ion, to send their subscriptions of 11. in advance for the half year, without loss of time, to their Deputy Treasurer, No. 53, Lincoln's Lan -fields, free of expence; in order that they may have complete sets of so valuable a literary miscellany—for no more Papers will be printed off than will be sufficient to surply the Subscribers. The Committee would feel themselves ill qualified to dis 'charge a trust so important as the present, if they omitted this opportunity of assuring the pudic, that this Society is established on a more enlarged and philanthropic plan than any hitherto formed for the purposesof benevolence—lt is toconsist of all per sona engaged in, the profession of education, whether principals or assistants, whatever their religious persuasion or belief. A Prospectus and a Book of the Laws of the Institution may be had of the Deputy l'reasurer; Mr. Harris, St.. Paul's ; Mr. Tabert, New Bond•street; Messrs. "%Watley and Parish, Strand ; and Mr. Mudasc, 51; Malkin. Booksellers. • Order °kale. 4PoPplittee, J 02314, R.OEINSON, Der. Treasurer. • 'this day was published, In Two Volumes, Quarto, price 51. ss. in boards, Dedicated by permission, to the Prosident, Council, and Fellow • of the Scickty of Antiquaries of London, A. TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, 01 ENGLAND; .exhibiting the various Subdivisions of er.cl County into Handre,L, Lathes, 'Wapentakei, ecc. The Resi dent Population of each Parish and Township, according to tht• Returoi made to Parliament, in 1U01; and the amount of tin Parochial Assessments, according to the Returns made to Par liamcnt, in Itto3.—The Valuations in the King's Books ; the Pa trons of the Ecclesiastical BelidiCCs ; and the Tutelary Saint u. each Chun:h.—The distance and Bearing of every Parish, or Hamlet, from the nearest Post-Office Town.--MarVets.—Fairs. —Corporations —Free Schools. —The Situation and Description of Monaste; . h.s, and other Religious Houses.—Nienatrs of Par fiament.—Asstz::s tiud Petty Sessions.—Collected from the most authentic Documents, and arranged in alphabetical srs:el , Ste. etc. Fly NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. • • The original returns made to Parliament by the Over seers of the several Parishes, in 1803, constitute the Basis of thi Work. To the valuable information derived from this source. other suitable facts have been added glen all the county Histories, and books of Topogi - apny, now e.saam. MA,Iy dericiencks have been supplied, and inaccuracies corrected, by an extensive Col• respondence instituted by the Author, with the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in various parts of the Kingdom. Two New and Popultr Works fin. Private Fannik:s, published this day by James Cundee, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-row. 14 , 7 -MACDONALD'S NEW LONDON FAMILY COOK. Printed in Svo. embellished with a Portrait of the Author, and 10 other Engravings, lls. bound, THE NEW LONDON FAMILY COOK; or, Town and Country Housekeeper's Guide : comprehending Directions frr Marketing, with Plates on a Plan entil ely New Bills of Fare for every Week in the Year. 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