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This day was published, handsomely printed on Medium 4to. by Bensle7, price to non-subscribers 11.55, in boards, rIERTRUDE of WYOMING, or the PENN SYLVANIAN COTTAGE; and other Poems. By THOMAS CAMPBELL. Author of " the Pleasures of Hope," &c. Published for the author, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and (*me, Paternoster-row. PRINTS FOR FURNITUR.F., ice. OF PECULIAR lltti d GANCL AND BRILLIANCY.. nUDDING and NELSON, Printers and Matti. facturers, respectfully solicit the attention of the Public tcs the superior advantages of their united establishment in that line, at their warehouse, No. 7'2, New Bond-street, London ; and at their grounds, situated on the Riser Wandel, in Surrey ; the vi cinity between which not only alined' them a constant sepply of .uncles exclusively their own, but insures every pattern being ex.. ecuted under their personal superintendencs iu every stage of the manufacture. Dudding and Nelson can there:ore etrifidently as sure the Nobility and Gentry of the accuracy and dispatch. with which orders on any pattern can be executed by them, u well is of the scrupulous attention with which all coinmandt are received at the warehouse; they warrant tho whole of their Prints as cheep as any country work, and beg lcave more part lculartylto observe, th. , t the remaining stock of last season is now selling off it reduced prices, to make room for fresh patterns of appropriate novelty.' .CORNETCY. ACORNETCY jn an Old Regime n t of H eavy Dragoons, toltg'dlsposed of.—Apply to M r . Hudson, in, (*lfa,l-street. • onc4 - ishereby given, that an adjourned Ge- IN roal Assembly of. the Company of Praprietnokof the 'f;:^r!l under the itiv,er.Tharnes, will bcholden at .flte London r n * Wednesday the 17th inetaqt between, the hours of : , )-.Weh and Twelve in the Forenoon. MISS DUTTON'S STUDY OF HISTORY, VoL 111. Lately was published, in Duodecimo, price 7s. 6d. bound in calf, I'HE STUDY of HISTORY, ren d ere d E asy , b y a Plan founded on Experience; Volume the Third, contain ing the History of France, which completes the Work, dedicated by permission to her Majesty. London: Printed for the Author; and sold by John Mackinlay, in the Strand. Books published for R. DurroN, No. 45, Gracechurch-street 1. MATILI)A and MULEK ADHEL, from the French of Madame Cottin, Author of Elisabeth, four vols. price 2i in boards. 2. Levity and Sorrow, 2 vols. 10s. boards. 3. Tankerville Family, by a Lady, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. boards. . 4.•iChoice Admonitions for Youth, selected from the Works of g'm. Paley, D. D. price 2s. 6d. hoards. S.;rhe Harleian Miscellany, in livo. Part I. to VI. price 3s. 6d. each,ito be complete in 40 Parts, chronologically arranged, form ing 11!) volump.s. price 2'7 in boards. JOHN MILLS EVANS, Clerk to the Ctlabpany of Proptiaters. ! 1 , 1809. P. •''' MEDICAL LiCtbRES. DR. 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THE IRISH LI - 1)111N COMPANY have still re maining a considerable quantity of their old Goods, which shall be sold to the last piece without the smallest advance, and they would recommend their Friends and Customers to take the advantage of this opportunity; fur although Cloths may come down when the produce of trieskiax sown this spring can be brought to market, yet they fear the goods now coming forward (the produce of last year's Flax) must be considerably advanced. . • They sell no article but Irish Shirt Linen and Sheeting, rid not less than a Piece of 25 yards. One Piece at wholesale prier, and no abatement. Eadh Piece is (as usual) warrantCd as to fa bric and to be bleached on the grass, and the money returned if a fault appears.—With country orders, a remittance or a town re ference is expected. Some petty imitations of their establishment being lately put up, by which several mistakes have occurred, they are obliged to make known that their only House in London, is No. 4, on the South•side of Bloomsbury-square —Cash fur Bank of Ireland Notts. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. This day veal published, A. New Edition, beautifully printed in Bvo. with 14 beautiful Plates, by Sharpe, Bartolinsi. ritltr, Warren, Isleagle, Rhodes, &c. price 15s. boards, pARADLSE LOST, a Poem, in Twelve Books. By JOHN MILTON. Printed from the Text of Tonson's Correct Edition of 1711. Printed for Joseph Johnson, W. J. and J. Richardson, Otridge ' and Son, R. Baldwin, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Cu th eU and Martin, J. Walker, F. and C. Rlvington, Scatchetd and Letter man, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Nunn, R. Lea, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme ; Cadell and Davies, T. Payne, W. Lownd e g, I.ackington, Allen, and Co. Clarke and Sous, J. Taylor, E. Jef fery, J. Maivman, Mathews and Leigh, J. Carpenter, and J. Booker. To li - 1E PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.), DIES AND GINTLIMEN, THE favourable reception I have met with during my present Canvas, induces me most respectfully to entreat atominuance of your support on the day of Ballot. My preten -25 to p eistinguished a mark of your kindnest, are founded tron a service of upwards of twenty-two years in India, and a fAichful and zealous discharge of my duty to the Company. Shduld ni , .v be pleased to confer upon me the honourable distinction of chusirg Inc to be one of your Executive Body, 1 will evince my i.ratisude by devoting the whole of my time to your important cnrcerac, and make the interests of the Company the governing object and principle of my conduct.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedieet savant, JOHN BLADEN TAYI,I3IL N. 40, 'Devonshire Place, April 29, 11109. Col mei Taylor's Committee meet every day at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, from twelve o'clock till four, where any :-I,ndly communications will be thankfully received. This day was published, Foolscap Svo. With an elegant Frontispiece, price 4s. boards, THE FISHER BOY ; a Poem—comprising his several Avocations during the four Seasons of the Year. best sua gratin parvis.—By H. C. Esq. Si le n'ais point d'autres eharmes J'al au mains la Verite.— TO CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, 'TO BE DISPOSED OF, the BUSINESS and GOOD-WILL of a • CABINET MAKER, UPHOL STERER, PAPER HANGER, &e. (which has been established near half a Century) in a pleasant Market Town and populous Neighbourhood, between 30 and. 4U miles from London. 'Fite Connection is amongst the first FaMilies the coming - in caw, and the Business capable of being considerably extended. 'the Pre mises are in the principal Street in the Town, the whole in tho most complete repair, and replete with every convenience for carrying on the business to advantage. The present Occupier has a long Lease, which may be taken with the Business.—enquire of Mr. Sink h, No. 93, Hatton-Garden, I ondo 1, or of Mr. Norton, Henley. Oxtordshire.—Principals on ly wi l l he treat-d woh, This day was published, By Darton and Harvey, Graceehurch-street, London, In lllino. price 4s. in boards, VARIETY: or, SELECTIONS and ESSAYS ; consisting of Anecdote*, curious Facts, interesting Narratives with occasional Reflecdons. " This story is in the highest degree affecting, and is told with aU the native simplicity of truth. The author discovers traits of native genius, genuine benevolence, and sound principles of mo rality, with such a diffidence of his own powers, as usually ac companies real merit.—The Fisher Boy indeed is one of the most pleasing, instructive, and at the same time cheap Poems we have seen since the Farmer's Boy appeared.—Antijacubin Rev. October. Printed for Vernor, blood, and Sharpe, 51, Poultry. MR. DIBDIN.-14vara art 1. cf THE PROFESSIONAL LIFE of M r . DIBDIN, from 1758 to the End of 1810, will be published on Satnr- May 20; Mr. DIRDIN has the satisfaction to announce, that a large im -1-.lsion is now ascertained, and that he has several illustrious and .-,alted Names et the head of his Subscription.—The Work will ontain 800 Songs, 2'20 or which will have the Music. He has • ;e pleasure to acknowledge that the mostwespectable of his own -oiession have largely subscribed ; and his gratitude is eminently, .•.. to the Society of Free-Masons, _ _ By PRISCILLA WAKEFIELD. Also, jiist published, for Schools, 6s. bound, A History of France, from the Commencement of the Reign of Clovis, in 481, to the Peace of Campo Formio, in 1797, in a series of Letters. This day was published, Price Ss. 6d. 3d Edition, with humorous Engravings, of MY POCKET-BOOK; or, Hints for " A Ryghte Merrie and Conceitede Tour, in Quarto, to be called— " The Stranger in Ireland," in 1805. By a KNIGHT ERRANT. To the present edition are added, amongst other pleasant and satirical novelties, an Introduction, a Description of the Plates, illustrative Anecdotes from my Tour through Holland in 1106, an Appendix, containing three MSS. found at St. Patrick's Abbey, an Essay in Defence of Bad Spelling, and the Trial Sir John Carr 9. Hood and Sharpe, for a Libel ; taken in short hand: to which are added, some curious original Documents. London : Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. " If a Work was sent into th e world that wa s likely to disse minate a bad taste, or was destructive of public morals, it was of the first importance to correct and expose it. Society, in that case, was indebted to the eritic."—Lord Ellenborough. " The Critic (the Author of My Pocket-book) has done pub lic service."—The Attorney General. FIR TIMBER FOR SALE, • • AT BALNAGOWN, ROSS SHIRE, NORTH fIUTAIN. In the Press, and speedily will be published, Handsomely printed in foolscap nvo. T HE Villa Garden Directory ; or, Monthly Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Shrubbe ries, and Parterres, with Hints on the Treatment of Shrubs and Flowers usually kept in the Green-Room, the Lobby, and the Drawing Room. TO be SOLD by Private Contract, from 25,000 to 30,000 FIR TREES, all remarkably sound and healthy, and of a hard and durable quality, It for joisting, roofing, boar:- ing, water pipe, coal works, or any other com Mon purposes. The above Wood is situated within three miles of the north side of Cromarty Bay, to which there is a gentle declivit.y to a goad shipping place, and the roads and avenues through the wools are uncommonly good and convenient. The Proprietor will deliver the Wood at the shipping place up on an adequate price being paid, and will send Specimens of the Timber to London, Newcastle, or Glasgow, if it is the wish of arty respectable offerer. From the Woods which are of very great extent, the Pick of tha Trees to the above specified number will be given, and the 'terms of payment will be made convenient. At the samg place, and in large manner will be sold 2,600 FIR TREES, of superior dimensions to the above, and within a mile of the shore. P..rticulara maybe known at No. 32„Cornhill,atid 125, Strand. • This day was published, price ls. I M. GUTCFI's SALE . CATALOGUI for J. 1809. Consisting of several Thouiand Volumes ' of New ;I:sd Second-Hand BOOKS, in various Laolinage, and Branches of literature. To waich will shortly be-added, an Appendix, containing, amongst other collections, the valuable Library of the late Rev. John Whitaker, Author 01. the History of Manchester, Cie %Indications of Mary Queen of Scots, Sec. &c. Sc Ecr,lts are on sale at M. Gutch's Printing Office and timall-street, Btistol, where Catalogues may be bad; also of Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme, Paternoster r w. London; Parker, Oxford ; and Messrs. Knott and Lloyd, B By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hot Houses, &c. ; Author of the Forcing, Fruit, and Kitchen Gardiner, the Practical Planter, &c. Edinburgh : Printed for A. Constable and Co.; and for Con statile, Hunter, Park, and Uunter, London. 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PH ILIP SKELTON, Rector of Fintora, &c.&c. Republished by the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M. A. Vicar of Christ Church, Hants; Rector of Gassage St. Michael, Dorset; and Editor of the Abridgment of the late Lord Bishop of Lincoln's " Elements of Christian Theology." Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry. Where may be had, price Is. A SERMON, preached at Southampton, " The Duty of the Clergy to enforce the receivir b , of the Sacrament." A SELECTION of SERMONS for the Feasts and Fasts, &c. Tito vols. price il. hoards. A SERMON on frequent Communicating, Svo. price 6d. In the Press, For further particulars apply to Sir Charles Ross, of Bale agown, Bart.by Parkhill, N.l3.—Mr. Ltighton there will she..v theWooda. N. B. The Wood will be sold in two or three Lots, as pur chasers may incline. Balnagown Castle, April 20, 1809. General Knowledge, &c. Printedlor P.C. and Litivington, No. 62 , St.Psul's Church-yard; Ssld also by Messrs. 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Of whom may be had, by the same Author, P. Painierin of Errland, 4 1n15.,12m0. boirds. This day were. puplished, in 2 Vols. 12mo. the Second Edition, price.l2s. boards, ITEMOIRS of an AMERICAN J,ADY, with sketches of MANNERS and SCENZIIIY in America, MI they tzist:d rrevious to the Revolution. Sermons, selected from Minor Authors, for every Sunday in the Year. The fourth Edition, in Two Volumes. Also, Volume the Third, containing Sermons for the Saint Days, and for every Occasion which solicits the Eloquence of the Pulpit. The premises in particular are well worth the attention of an Iron Company, as there is abenidance of irons.one upon the Pro prietor's Estate of the very best quality, and as the Coal has upon trial been found to be peculiarly adapted for furnaces. A Tenant may be accommodated on lease with whatevzr quantity of ground he may wish around the works. • Offers In writing, specifying a flied• rent, or optional royalty may be made to Alexandor Livingston, Esq. of Parkliall, the Proprietor, at Clarkstone, by Falkirk; or to Michael !.inning, Clerk to the Signet, Edi iburgh.—Mr. Foster, at , the Colliery, will shew the work.. lqmted for Longman,Hurst, Rees, and Orrne,Paterno!er-row, J. Ili:chard, Piccadilly ; and Mrs. H. Co.,k, Permyn-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. I r'r rest from the MOUNTAINS ; the 4th edition, in S vole. price 1 . 35. 6d. boards. . . , A Third Edition, corrected, of a Dissertation on the Prophe• cies, that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the great period of 1260 years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostacies, the Tyrannical Reign of Anti christ, or the Infidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. In Two large Volumes, price, in hoards, Igs. 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This work is not merely a compilation from other naturalists, but comprehends a great proportion of original observation and anecdote. The Ergravinv are entirely from original drawings, and seventy in number. Amongst them will be found represen tations of all the British Drags ; and of considerably more than halt .tbeCattk,Sheep, and Horses. In the coloured copies, the greatest ear* has haw taken to imitate the natural appearance of the am . mals. London : Prbitid for Dalton and Harvey, Gracechurch-street ; John Walker, Leresinia, 'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, R. Scholey, and Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; J. Harding, ' St. Jameit-stratel ; and John Richarg,l.son, Royal Exchange. THE ARI'T'HMETIC OF REAL LIFE. 1. The Tables of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout, and adapted to modern usage. 2. 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