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• PRIZES OP aeSn.noo% TWO AWN IN .THE•FIjtS'T COMMERCE. STATE IJOTTErt.Y, MAY, has been honoured Public, and contains OF .02.0,00(), • E.:10,00o Money £90,000 . Cor..sols• ' A I / 4 2,000 Money £l,OOO Money £3OO Money 4200 Iloney &c. 30 Tickets. the Wheel will receive AND POUNDS! of the Wheel will also receive Ni) POUNDS the taining itractors for the present . their • thasibi'lof the Lperierced for nearly • century. Public of a great meaty in Two of the Four Prim of First Five Minutes.—lt will be d the Last .030,000 ever-drawn, rucent Lottery. : Hazard awl Co.'s Otates, corner of Swillow.streft. Loncry which begins is MAY, sd approbation pf the Public, contains THOUSAND POUNDS, 430,000 Money &GAO Conies, , £l,OOO, &a. Ste. Tickets. es wtll Dace €20,000 ru b. which deers wan First-strewn 4:30,000 Prises, and Co. ' ALL!! I published, Work, price a Medium Paper, on RoyaL—A Prospectus rosy be bad gratis. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, it. Pad's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, London ; and J. Parker, Oxford. Sold also by all other Booksellers. • A uew Edition of Part I. rill be This day was published, price es. boards, =or 12s. coloured, illustrated olds 15 elegant TUVENILE BOTANY; being an Easy Introduc e, lion to that delightful Science, through the Medium of Fa miliar Conversations. By ROBERT JOIN THORNTON, IL D. Lecturer on Botany at Guy's Hospital, and Author of several Botanical Works. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoo. tort-ow. Of whom may also be bad, Thornton on Health and Long Life, in two volumes; octavo, price el. 12s. boards. in a few days. Lately published, in One Volume, aro. p rice in boards, Is.. ORIGINAL SIN, FREE-WIL L , GRACE, RE GEN ERATION, JUSTIFICATION, VA I TH,GOOD WORKS, and UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION, ?.s main tained in certain Declarations of our liarmontas, which are the Groundwork of the Articles of our Established Church upon these Subjects; With an important Account of the Subscription to the Articles in 1604, and an Historical and Critical Intro duction to the Whole. . By the Rev. H. J. TODD, M.A. T.S.A. Chkplala in Ordinary to his 'Majesty, and Keeper of the Arch bishop of Canterbury's Records. Printed for F. C. and .1-Rivingtoo, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard, aed No. 3; Waterloo-place. UHL A" "^ PRIVATE PRAC- :W SAUCE. bestowed by the Nobility e :lea Sauce, induces the Pro lESS and SON, to offer to the HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE. Lately published, in 5 vols. ilvo. price ill 21. boards, THE HISTORY of ANCIENT EUROPE, from the ea4est Times to the Subversion of the Western Empire; with a Survey of the most important Revolutions in Asia and Africa; in a Series of Letters from a Gentleman to his Son: in tended as an Accompaniment to Dr. Russell's History of Mo dern Europe. London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtou ; Q: and W. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co.; Cadell and Davies; Lacking ton and Co.; Baldwin and Co. ; J. Cuthell ; J. Booker; .1. Ri chardson; J. M. Richardson; Black and Co. r W. Stewart; J. Murky; R. Fenner; 1 Walker; Ogle and Co.; and. R. Sann ders.—Of whom may had, by the lame Authdr ' The liternmr of. Nomour giro's, in Seven Yaisnwl . ho. price £5. 13s. Id. boards. . Imitations, by mentioning, mine without each Bottle being ,ddress„ and also each Label ha,- and convenience of this Sauce, caused a great demand for 'it, s fair to equal their muds and CHOVIES. TO . .RMY, NAVY, AND —_ TITIONERS. TAR. JOHNSON's QUARTERLY MEDICAL JOURNAL. on an improved plan—Just published, by all Medical Booksellers, No. IV. of the MEDICO-CHlRrit- OICAL JOURNAL., or Quarterly Register of Medical and Surgical Science; peculiarly calculated for the Army, Navy, Provincial, and Colonial Practitienev containing 100 pages of concentrated Analytical Review, and 60 pages, (small rim) cf Meet Original Matter; the whole forming 'templet! Periodical Btbliotheca of Mld*c.l Lketature. Crica es. ILOsetisly. awn those who have pot used ttisfAetion to the 'Peek palate. tblished, in octavo, :c in boards 31. 1:4. dedicated by Archbishop of Rasterbory, the fOGRAPHIN or, Lives of , with the History of Religion in !neement of the Reformation to the iced with Notts. WORTH. D.D.. and of Sundridge, Kent. ivington, No, 62, St. Paul sChureh. . _ . . . This day was pglitsbeti. hi One Vol. tvo. illustrated by Tut Plates, a sew Edition, greatly enlarged by the Author, price 14s. in boards, THE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and VEGE TABLE .PHYSIOLOGY ; containing Sections ea the Diseases of Plants, a Hi'tory of the Science, and of Botanical Writers.—Translated from the German of D. C. WILDEN OW, Professor of Botany at Berlin. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and W. Black. wood, Edinburgh. (CONTINUED)._ This day was loublished in quarto, price ,E 4. 4s. in boards, THE FIFTH VOLUME of the HISTORY OF GREECE; cOmprebending the entire Reign of Alexander the Great. By WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London ; and W. Black wdod, Fdinimegb. Of whom may also be had, 1. i be Four Preceding Volumes ; including the History of Greece front the earliest Accounts to the Death of Philip King of Macedonia; price 71. 4s. in boards. 2. The same Work, handsomely printed in Eight Volumes. Bvq. price 4/. 4s. in boards. 5. An Inquiry into the Priv/plea of Harmony in Language, and of the Mechanism of Verse, Modern and Ancient. Second Edition, by the same Author. vo. price 7s. 6d. in boards. published, by the same Author, prim in hoards Ma. published, I with hleven Copper-Plates, irately coloured from Nature, en large Paper, with the Plates 6d. to th STUDY . of CON the Linnuan Genera, and the qlossary, and a Table of Eng- This day waspublished, Elegintly printed in Two Vols. tto. with a Portrait, engraved after a Cast made by Mr. O. Bullock, from the Monumental Dust at Stratford-upod-Avon, price 51. ss. In boards; a few copies upon large papa, for the purposes of Illustration, price 71. 75. QHAKSPEARE AND HIS TIMES ; including 1 1 .., the Biography of the Poet ; Criticisms on his Genius and Writings; a Disquisition on'the Object of his Sonnets; a new Chronology of his Plays; and a History of the Manners, Custom. and Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and Elegant Literature of his Age. By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Author of Literary Hours," and of " Essays on Periodical Literature." 6 Printed for. T. Cadell and W. 'Davies, London ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. L S. 41, TIVURPOOL, Arlin., 44. have been upwards of 700 hhds. British Plantation Sugar brought forward by auction this consisting chiefly of brown and low middliffg and Demerara ; the demand continuing. li for these des c riptions, they Went off at a fur reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. About 1600 Bengal Sugar have been disposed of t o th e fiae yellows at 82s. and fair whites at 86s. per cwt. Some parcels of Molasses have been offer e d by auction, but no sales made ,of notice. Foreign Sugars . remain without demand. Our market for Coffee still remains in a depressed state • a parcel of 50 casks and 450 Domingo o ffered by public sale. were taken afterwards sold at Ws; to 925. per cwt. the chiefly oidinapy, some part of. it poll or the bigamies done besides, is confined to some A Forest, second edit. 4 vols. ;un's Story, by Mrs. Heinle, a :e, 6 vols. PLNTER and fior, Old Bond-street, ::ilNerl £lO 1(a. boards, or. wild 2•2 OF AMERICA AND THE ALCEDO; !that is interesting in the Western he Theatres of the present Wars This day were published, Handsomely printed in Quarto, with numerous Engravings of Views.. Maps, price ii. 145. ed: in boards; a few Copies on large Paper, price 81: es. in boards, IRANTELS through - DENMARK, SWEDEN, LAPLAND, FINIJAND, NORWAY, and RUSSIA, with a Description of the City of St. Petersburgh,. during the Tyranny of the Emperor Paul, By F.. 1). CLARKF., L.L.D. Bring the first Section of the third and last Part of the AS thoea 't'ravels in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Printed fur T. Welland W. Davies, London; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh.—Of whom may be had, A few remaining C*les in vto. of Part the Second--Scction the Tbird—Greoce, ypt, and the Holy Land. To which Is added, a Supplement retpeeting the Author's Journey from Con stantinople to Vienna ; containing his Account of the Gold Mines of Trantylvania and Hungary. Price £4.14.. ed. in boards. Quarterly lieview), in which the not 1..3s to be adniirtd than the :nertl inforrr.ation." '.....pplisable appendage to every Li the as the Edinburgh As is ConogrAphy." artisectit, and principal Subscrip: tided, it is no; probable that an :fl'Aiun will be I;,:stn pubiAaed. A ttc n . etr.ber printed hAAing Kr., a list of whoin r: ay be had the Muller, No. 1, Lambeth-ter- Peek, whose nanasts are not in the efttd to intimate the . tome to Mr. :corded in the Work. lame Author, , ispherer ; whereby it is attempted !o, ihstericAt niers, the time And . peopl.:d, price Gs. Gd. el; Notate by their Canstrupion By the Litt fiiz.ht THE CU E.APEST AND BEST MEDICINES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS. CIHMICIrIi COUGH DROPS, for recent Colds, 1 4-i obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthma:, stands unri valled. Its reputation for IS years past, and the various testi monies of its efficacy, is a suffcient pot of the estimation in which it is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. The ffllowing Letter was addressed to the late Firm, Shaw and Edwards, by a very respestable Tradesman in Birmingham: " Birmingham, March 16, 1605. " Gentlrmen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value of that eseellent Medicine, Church's Cough Dmps, I send you the folloWiag Case, at the particular request of the Patient. • " i4ILE4 SWINNEY." " s Sir—l cannot sufficient acknowledge the cure I have re ceived from Eta:lurch% Cough Ifrope. A most suffocating Asth matic Cough, during the Winter, algicted sue so severely, that I expected nothing less than death every minute--oue bottle re- T [cc tly restored oblige • LD •% ' ,i 4., Of Insatatice go..v?efrs Jamaica (if* ordinary at 118 s. to 120 s. and fine ing .ara at 183 s. 'per cwt. In Cocoe,-Picrientb, and nothing done; There is less deinand icr and prices are rather giving way. sales of Cotton for the week ;mown . to out bags, consisting of 2200 Boweds, duti.ponl; at 12d. for very ordinary to fair, 121 d. to I:PL good fair to good, aad tb . l3ld:fOr'pelene; ' at 11 id. to 120.. for gooct fiir to very*c a ; 400 Orleans at 12it)..,t0.13;3. for ordinal y to fair, ISid. to 143 d. for gond fair to very good ; 100 Sea Islands at Vs. 2d. to 3s. for fair to very fiT.e, including some staitted at lsid. and 19: / d. W' 0 Pernams at isia.:/pr cim to 181. d. fci very gond, ' and a few sold at 19d. + 1200 Maranhams at 13d. to - 16oci. 750 -Balnas at led. to l6id. 10•Surinanis at 19d.• 750 Bengals at 6frd. to 71;d: 30 Swats at 8-k4. to 9d. There has been rather more doing in Tobacco this week, and some orders have been executed for expor tation at redticed prices. The following Sales ate advertised : . Monday, April 26. 168 brls Boston Peail 1 Ashes. 13 slo.,New York Pot . . 70 pipes Lemon Juice . . 30 runs Olive U 1 • 200 brls American Tar 7 ch ats Lae Lake ICOO brls Philadelphia Sour Flout. Tuesday, April 27. 100 tons Sicily Barilla - Thursday, April 29. 110 tees t HavaDnah can 45 Ms j Friday, April 30. 5047 bdles Manje , a 50 chests Lac Dye 5 tons Redwood . • 504'brts Turpentine Imported into Liverpool from the 17th to the 23d April, 1819, ' inclusive. by 1 vowel bows Assollisy. I Dessorsra, 1 St. ',na ming°, 1 St. Catistopher, 2 Savannz.h, 2 Charleston, 1 Dar.en, 1 Para, 1 Leghorn, 1 Wismar, 1 Rotterdam, 1 Bourdea.ix : Sugar, IL P. bhds. 330 I Cocoa brio 51 Ms. 98 ' bt.gs 249 Coffee, • tees. 5C2 Rum put.s. 160 brill. .71 Geneva pipes 100 bags 1840 Wheat qrs. 1012 Cotton, JRast India, hales 1782 Turpentine hods.: 1 it) West India , 97 bets. 235 Unit. States .4070 Tar • brio. 200 Brazil bags 279 Logwood tons 35 Molasses puns. 223 Lime Juice pipes . 80 There has been little doing in Turpentine this week, owing principally to no parcels offe ri ng from the quay, quay, the sales are only about 200 b arrels at Its. to 12s. 3d. per cwt. There continues a regular demand for 'far, and nearly all the parcels herd by importers have been sold, the stock is now in few hands, which i, likely to prevent any decline in the price. ltaiiq steady at 7s. 9d. to Bs. for Pitch,there is no licm*od. There has been so:r.e demand. for U. S. Pot Ashes • for the Irish market. New Yorks have wrought 435. and 'doston 465. per cwt. small parcels of Niontreal are taken for the country 'orders at 435. - to 445. per cwt. Pearl-Ashes are in very trifling request at 50s. to 535. per cwt. Dye Woods are dull. of sale at she wattled quotations. Small parcels of Cuba Fitstic have been taken at 101. to 101. 10s.. per ton.. Two sales of Carnpeachy Logwood have been cifactied at 81. per ton. and some Jamaica at 71. per tor.. • La Ni. caragua Wood little or nothing is doing.. Arwood, And Camwood ale quite neglected. IlLo tim.• stone continues in ,request at 2a. 55.. to 261.41115t.ree ton, the stock reduced, -and but few holders. :Mew. mac, Lime and Lemon Juice, are without. demand). and prices almost: nominal ; of the lattet some considerable imports • have lately beon:reteised.c. Another parcel of Tenerie.Barillielnis beers offend,. by auction this week, but not sold, the price do., manded being 2f31. per. ton. • t• •:. , ;,••. Oiive Oil is very dull -of sale.at LBs:fo "fO7. Per tun, and these prices may in a great measure berin.... sidered nominal. Some small, sales of Linseed bast been effected at Ss fld..per gallon, Pale Rape at - 4c.'• 4d. and Brown Rape at 4s. Id: per gallon. Fish Oils are in limited request at the prices quoted. Palm Oil steady, but scarcely any demand. This article ap pears likely to improve as the sheersalve season ap proaches, the stock being also in fe.v hands. Oil of Turpentine is rather more inquired for, and Ave ma• nufacturers appear sanguine of an improve cent in' price taking place. Tile transactions in Bice Lave been trilling. Some tine • Carolina, in Ivis • brought ‘itis. and a parcel of Yellow Bengal, slay free, Lis. per cwt. The Flour market etiotinuts much depressed. New york Sour, in quantity. may be bought at '2.45. to f.?Ss. .6d. per harrel, and Virginia at 30s. per barrel. Hemp -is steady at L 46. m•4:47. per ton, but little business doing. Tallow is dull, hut' prices remain. steady. A parte' of Brazil has been sold at 735. per cwt. and Y. C. at Ns. to 735. per cwt. Mats very dull sale at lis per dozen. GLASGOW MARKETS, APRIL 94. • COTTOW.—TIie tales of the wed. amount to Bowed., ado. at 73d. to 154...- r -ortrans 7, at IM. name 50, at I 2d.--rernambeco 30, at ned . ..—P at 1711 to 170.—Demixara and &able 85, at Bahama g, at Is4l..—:her.eal $7, at 7d. to 54. . ..: - 1i v .,......at..... • -;-••. • • • , ___ ~- -.-- --,......r...--...*-;4•-r—g•-• • .P." - ' ---..- - '.....'" F -"... 4.. .., ......i, er t . g i 1 1 * V .. `1 -,.., 4 -..- • e l •• • • t . • . • • • . ~.•••,,.. - . • , ~ t ri. 1 . 77%. • .-%.-.„- .1‘ , ~ - &low. -•-• • 1 ,...• 0 , • ~ ,- ~ ,-...,•6 - • . . „, , ~ • . • I .. - , • - ` 1 " . .. ( r : f . . . . ' • • ..i. 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Re Prize drawn out of the Wheel, u'lll receive riNTY• THOUSAN I) POU N DS ! Prise dhwn out of the Wheel will also receive TIIOOSAN D POUNDS . , • ' I o h:tED and Co. Contractors. for the present jar x :y , -r.tefitllv return their the:del - I'ot * the ditto-. • ed fnearlycent they have exper ienced Or a century, trim .;remind the Pub li c of a great asuelty to r"[ "" l • Two ofFour Priest of p Scheme, by which • nun be drawn in the First Fivb Minutes.—lt will be II zAII D and Co. sold :be Last £30,000 ever drawn, iu. the I at ,000 Prizes in a recent Lottery. c•,:•.••A shares arc Selling at Hazard and Co.'s Mee., I ROYAL EXCHANGE, • •c,•CORNIIILL. - • ''‘FORD-STREET, corner of Swallow -deer. The echeme of the State Lottery which begins DRAWYNS 11in MAY, • • b.:a be:cured with the decided approbation of the Public, and contains PR; ZE3 OF TWEn:TY THOUSAND POUNDS, via. .9 of £30,000 Money of fispoo Cmssele, And others of .1'2,000, £l,OOO, &c. &v. Only 10,000 Tickets. Fat. and Second-drawn Prizes will have 420,000 each. ; L Two recent Lotteries in which thee. wire Flrat-drawn Capitals, and £3OOOO Prises, HA ZA RD and Co. SOLD THEM ALL!! , • BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. SE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility tad Geutry upon the above New Sauce, induces the Pro- a., Messrs. JOIIN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the - c es Inge a Coition against Imitations, by mentioning, . en be Mind nyor. as genuine without each Bettie being • ceder thei; Firm and Address, and also each Label haw- tkir Sarratare. "The utility and convenience of this Sauce, :-&a.a.‘: ir all purposes, has caused a great demand for 'it, .ve of eirculatiam bids fair to equal their mak and IiSSENEB of ANCHOVIES. ::. • solicit a trial from those who have ant used •.:,1.: sat jr will give satisfaction to the niceit palate. • No. 107, (corner of the . lay `tp,) STILAJID, London. This dlly was pliblished, in octavo, • Ter: large volumes, price in boards 31. la.. dedicated by ' able to his Grace the Archbishop of ,Canterbury, the Vation of "LESIASTICAL BTOGRAPFIIt; or, Lives of Faninent Men connected with the History of Religion in • from the Commencement of the Reformation ,to the .k.fl; seleeted, and illustrated with Notes. By CHRISTOPHER WORDS WORTH. D.D.. Penner lambeth, Surrey, and of Sundridge, Kent. ed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No, 82, St. Paul's Church- ; sal Sa. 3, Waterloo-place. Wen :ray be had, lately published, by the same Author, Sumas; in n vets. 6vo. price in hoards 18s. This day was published, Re 'Volume, 4to. illustrated with Eleven Copper-Plates, • ••••ir.g 144 Figures, accurately coloured from Nature,' itn. in boards, and 4611 large Paper, with the Plates highly finish••d, .15. NINTRODUG'fiON to the- STUDY of CON- CIIOLOGY, including the Lionnan Genera, and the • - -• of IL Lamarck, a Glossary, and a Table of Eng- Nams. By SAMUEL LP.OOii:F.S, L.S. • • Printed for John and Arthur Arch, 61, Cornhill. haloos us•to state, that Mr. Brookes evinces an intimate Want inicaintance with his subject, that he duly hints's •, 4+ with 'amity of description, that he has bestowed on a.l uassaxi l'egree of correctness and elegance, and that Worthily pr:•pared the way for the prosecution of 11:a fa- r- 1 4, on the most extensive 5=1..." Monthly Review. November, 1816. Just nubliibed, S .:l7trev Yoh. Limo. price 16s. 61. hoards. ;' . .UM) THE REBEL; or, They Met at 'waterloo. It was oft strange order that the doom, !Law er:at urea should be •hus traced nat."—Tit'a". Platt: far .1. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-etrant. •.:Lf.lrniag will speedily appear : • dna ~ Adeliii,or the Monk of St. Bernardine ; a Re- • D. alaynes, Author of the Foundling of De- his Children, by La Fontaise new Edit. •• • - •' ..e, a Romance, second Edit. 4 vols. '‘• Asnisor of Man as he Is Net, the third • . 4 '; -. . 4 ,! :„., 41 , '''•117, or the Sack Forest, second edit. 4 vols. • i,e, or the Nun's Story, by Mrs. Helme, a 44 ‘ 1 .43 . .V! 11 Lomanee, S vole, ~psalie • • Or •-•111:111111 and Son, Old Bond-street, ' 4V oia• ...a. price to Subset ibers £lO 100. boards, or, will] tile Atlas, 22 Guineas, rya.. ' , NARY or AMERICA AND THE ••"s; I . V. N . • . _•-,;, on, THOMPSON'S ALCEDOI of all that is interesting in the Westin, line picture of the Theatres of the present Wan • ; 17 R •'he last Quarterly ,Review), in which the • "T•lthe Is not leis to be admired than dal of the /iineral information." * • illdivensahle appendage to every Li• • , es..ea in the as the Edinhurgi ••• .'h • - •st books is .......grapay." lh par tixentit, and principal Subactip 0, •• byn provided. it is no: probable that at *.• • nr , :•••.oe I..l•ftiun will be a•lin published. A - • " tto: n'ernher ' a list of whwt to ay be hat "'• ••• to Author, Nu. 1, Lambeth-ter , • . ..„. ' ".ice Seek, whose males are not in On • • • :quested to in t imate the 'tame to Mr 'a .1 he recorded in the Work. ' '•••••.ht' tame Author, '.i'••• leulispherer • whereby it is attemptes i.t•Awr .1. .ri a ,.. Facts, the time AEU ""° Akta^rl. r „ ••••a %win reop'...:d, price GS. Gd. Divvitin; /1131;8-2.. !)y their Construetio: •;. by Fa t• it oy the late Sizig Honougabb .•.• • • . , ----" - - - -\..._._ . .i'. 474...v , ica . - • `-- • •.1. • . 111 . 4 -;. -. . - • I, ~. it , _ . • • , • , l.e• ~ - . ... k ..i ilk ( . ..... • • . . t(i, ~.:) .: . : - ..'''''' 1, : . p .-. . rd, t r • a l • / 4. elle, . 4 6, • ..‘ • . ' • ; ..!ZIC7 4 _ .T. . , ft .. iair- S OP; ~, . 4.11 I S .. . • - 4 • .-- • ~... . .. -. . - • . ii.......r -110•IL .111/1/0.............. . 11JFAIAlt APRIL v 1811' ;-• . .... . . ,•4• , 1 , Imommom... •••• 4 41 . VI • Thu day was published, price, ke.o4. • -t,../. I t NEWHAVEN. 4 k . SECOND 'REPLY to the. FURTHER RE- *, ~ 1 • FOR SALE BY AUCTION,' M ARKS of tae. QUAlWrgrtLy REVIEW on the „At i Custom-House, Newhaven. on Wartzsoax,the sth or NEW TRANSLATION of the BIBLE. • y, lillik at &even el:lock in the Forenoon precisely, • - By J. BELLAMY. ' ' • . E . GOODS iINDER-MENTIONEA .fie Sold by Longman and Co. and Budd and Calkin. , ; (which have been seized and legally ell 4 elnne4 `) • Plantatic &idiom may be had,. the Enter Ratty, and also Play kof ' rola DRAMAS AND OTHILDS, ,till IlkW tsasinavicis centaining rsraesis--and Pear It eon- About 10 (;anklets Geneva, and , week, Co *Wog die Books of iitadus. Leviticus, and Part otNuombers, '- 8 Gallons Brandy. 'Julnaimt Ills. each, or, royal pare, 245. • .. •TOR, rarvaira use, mined . fc About al (fwilons Geneva, • ther reds REMARThis day veers publlehed mice 21. - • ..i. . Also " One Pound and a Half of n °Cclate comm. bags Be KS on the ACCOUNT of the LATE Ipiaptes of ' the abo Goods may be at the 'VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to BAFFIN'S' BAY, To* in the meming v ` e of docility of Sale, and the Spirits Will groain ; published by Capt. J. Ross, R.N. Mk is veld fora kw sinktian the amount of the Ciwtoms and to 87s. By Captain EDWARD SABINE, Royal Artillery. • Roo Duties. - H. HARRISON, Collector. again be Sold by Johlo Booth, Duke -street, Portland.place, - and al J. B. STONE, Comptro ll er. Booksellers. .r-i ' • - . WOrVI y, • . f t l) THURLES ESTATE, IRELAND. - - - "tiemand. Thls day was bushed. price 7s. lsoarda, she &w and Edit.Wl be -SOLD, either altogether or in Parcels„the eery de] rTITROCINiUM MEDICUM ; or, A Utxertatitsu XstATE of THURLES„ With its several Dzprnien-r bag s St. •ji on the Duties of Youth apprenticed to the Mediedkikro. simian the County of Tipperary, * Ireland', conflating of up- . ° A , fession. • By W. CHA MRERLAINS, _. . • ..! of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Acres, Eiglish meg.' in, . an d Islesnber pf the Revd college of iintliirms, Ate. &c.. , and compriaing, with very numerous Faro:m.lhr TOWN' rittal4y C London: Fentod of the Author, and sold by fiwortroi U J. of this mat Important pioperty, nary • th bzeely, sad Jtars. rabernossar-rovr. , ' le atteuded ' *tgril." Ve=e lN.l. t e ;Z 'P ais4. • 1 ' - - - lately accurately and minutely Surveyed.— Yo tl POULTRY, PIGS, AND 40 LCH COWS. . Particulars, Rental, Ac. may toe seen on application to Thom= bst ( "IC' This day was published,. 'Trice Gs. boards, Leinpn, of Castle Fofarty. near' Thud's, in the County, of Detterat A PRACTICAL IREATISE on Breeding, Rear- Tipperary, Esq.; also at the Office a Messrs. Einar and gar- Ginger, 1-I.' ing, and Fattening all Kinds of Domestic Poultry; Phea- trues, St. Mildred's.rotirt Pointy;-London; and Jpmes John- R um, au rants, Pigeons, and Rabbits; including an intereettng account of stop, of North Cutnbertiird-orreet, DAMN Esq.—Mr. Leine= the Egyptian method of hatching Eggs by arti fi cial Heat, with will appoint proper personate sbew the Eatates, will give every . Tut s: same modern experiments thereon ; from Memoranda, made necessary information on the apot and will treat for the Sole. 7000 !sal during to years' practice. FAMILY COMMON PRAYER BOOK, in One lid. 16 1 By BON I spTew mOU BR AY, Esq. Third Edition, with Additions, on Breeding, Feeding, and .A." Volume, 4to. with NOTE% ii•planaterY, *Prictical, and for good Mana-ing Swine, and Milch Cows for the Family Dairy. Historical, by the Rev. Dr. MANT. in bond London t Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- _ On the lii of May will be published, , selected noster-row. . • rare IT. of this Work, priee ss. ou Medium Paper, an d Bs. fn 4- 3 . 1 fiend , smrconsiderablr, and four more perfectly restored me.— Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your bumble Servant, * ' THOMAS k. WiUNDS.' " . Sahib? Z. itewasse; ek am the Sostarrey, St. Paul's (lurch- The lern#ve wail have * sow and hdwards, CAL l ad's m Ma reh.yeng," oh the stamp. Price fis. ed. and doable sure 4i, 644 b Wheriehe ba , s. ' s Pail's.: Minims- seSic Dula" 4 I=9l 0G*144 netaimehne, iteip., dye end. liielnpiadone - Pidftla. 40A a al 411,..366 duty Ischia& „ . , , ... awxvvD . , , .. IWO SBS patkag A lles L to %s& —Te.: Mitnattbsol4, k044.t0 This day were published, in 08e Volume, Octavo, price 9s. in boards, CERMONS, extracted from the LECTURES of AY Bishop I'ORTEUS, and Intended for the use of the younger Clergy, and for Families, being chiefly adapted to the Gospels of several Sundays in the year. By THOMAS,BAKEft, M. A. — sinter, in the county of Sussex, and Do- Rector of mean Chaplain to the Right lion. the Earl of Chichester. Printed for T. Cadelland W. Ulric', London; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, New Editions of all Bishop Porteus's Works. NEW 'WORKS ON GARDENING, &c. Published by Lowomaw, Hens; Rug, Chasse, & Baoww, London. I. A TREATISE •on the CULTURE and MA *CA. KAG ltM ENT of FRUIT-TREF-S, in which a new ' Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. 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