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THE WEST MIDDLESEX - WATER WORKS COMPANY having oecafion for a large quantity of CAST IRON PIPES, hereby give notice, that they are &Ikons of re caving Tenders for the fupply of the lame conformably with the fpccification of Dimenfions, which may be fees at this Office, or which will bc forwasded to any pert - misapplying for the fame. S SLOPER, Chief Clerk to the Company. • Duke, Mr. BlliCton ; Rolando, Mt. Rudd] ; Count Montalhan, Mr. Holland, Balthazar, Mr. Wroughton; Lampcdo, Mr. Mathews ; Jaquez, Mr. Penley; Juliana, Mifs Duncan ; Vo !ante, Mite Mellon ; Hollers, Mrs. Sparks. To which will be added (for the zoth time) a New Melo• Drama, in two Ads, called By WILLIAM NIC.:iIOLSON. Printed for J. Jol.nfon, St. Paul's (March-yard. so. Montagne•ttreet, RutTeti Cquare r i4th Dec. 1807. Mr. SCOTT's N'W POEM. In the Praa, and fpcedily will he publilhed, • Handfomely printed in an). MARMION; or, FLODDEN FIELD. A Poem, in Siz Canton By WALTER SCOT I', Erg. Author of the" I.ay of the LaR MI Reset" Printed for Archibald Cnuttable and Co. Edinburgh; and wif. tiara Miller, and joint Murray, London. ELLA . ROSENBERG. a On Monday, George Barnwell ; after which w:11 be pro duced (never performed) a Grand and Comic Pantomime, called Puribond ; or Harlequin Negro, in which Mr Laurent will make jam tirft appearance on this Rage, in the charader of the Clown. This day was pubEflied, lo One Volume Foolfeap Oetavo, price Ss in boards, The Tkird Edition of THE WANDERER of SWITZERLAND, and other POEMS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r:1 1 0 MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 26, will be performed Sbakefpeate's Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIE I'. Prince Efcalus, Mr. Creffwell ; Parts, Mr. Menage; Mercutlo, Mr. Lewis; Coylet, Mr. Chapman ; Montague, Mr. Davenport ; Romeo, Mr. C. Kembie ; Benton°, Mr. Brunton ; Tyb..lt, Mr. Claremont; Friar Laurence, Mr. Hull; Friar John, Mr. Waddy. Lady Capulet, Mrs. Humphries; Juliet, Mifs Smith: and Nurfc, Mrs. Davenport. After which will be performed (14th time), a Grand Hiftorical Melo-Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. On Monday, the Tragedy of Gaerge 11.rilwell; after which wilily produced the new Grand Chrilimas P.utounnic, which has been io preparation the whole of the rummer. rXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (titablifhed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) 'I S O MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 26, Antipodean and Polandric Exercires, Serpentine Ladder, &e.—By defire of feveral perfons of diftindlion the famous Minuet by Two Moths, rode by the two Attley's• ' alto . a Pa s . -Seal by the Third—ift time, The Grand Hitterical Spcdkacle, called CAP TAIN COOK ; principal Cbarufters, Mr. and Mrs. Aftley— Various Maneasvres on the Slack Rope—Grand Equeftrian Trial of Skill, Pearant'• Frolic, Flying Wardrobe, &c &c —To conclude with, never performed, a new Grand Harlequinade, written by Mr. Aftley, Jun. called LIBERTY HALL, or Harlequin Spear man ; introducing a routine of 17 runes replete with magical de ception , whim, and eccentricity ,ht tightened by the laugh iufpiring humours of CARICXI URE SI'AG HUNT. Doors opened at half pall five, begin at half part Six—Second. price at hall pall eight o'clock. 0- Places taken between ten and three at the Box Office. *„• The Art of Riding taught a; the Pavilion as ufual. To MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made in the molt elegant and talhionable manner, and in that highly approved ftyle of cutting which has given univ rfal fads fadtion to the Nobility and Gentry by DIETRICHSEN and CLARK, Tayk;r., at No ta, Rathhone Place, London, (the lat- ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They alto make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hunt. Dreffea in the molt Withal and elegant form.—Country accidents may be informed how to fend their meafure per Poi. Regimentals, Court Divas, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, Liveries, Sec. &c. THEKNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK. iNnsTUTED MANY YEARS, FOR fttpplying the Public with Money, at Annuity Intereft, and redeemable upon the fecenity of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leafebold Eftates, in I.and ov Hodes, Money in the Funds, Annuities, Rent Charges, Widows Jointures, Patent Places, Clergymens' 1 Wings, &c. The Nobility and Gentry, of known property, or their Heirs Apparent, accommodated on their ccrfonalfeeurity. Bankers and Merchants Acceptances, Bail and Weft India Paper, aud Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Trsdclinens' B►lls dif counted. Apply pee(onally between the hours of twelve and five, or by letter, addreffed to the Ili-edurs of the Knightfbridge Bank, No. If, Lower John Brest, G.Aden-Iquare. This day was publithed, In one Volume, foolkap odtavo. price 7s. in extra boards, . _ . . Second Edit &*, THE HIGHLANDERS, and other POEMS. By Mrs GRANT. Printed for Longman, limit, Rees, and Orme, Patertsofter row. Of whom may be had, lately publifhed by the fame Author, LETTERS FROM THE MOUN PAINS. Third Editionli in 3 Vols. unto. Price t3s. 6d. in boards. " The charm of thefe Letters confißs in their being tha article effufion of a (ulterior mind. There is fterling good leek in molt of her remarks on Books, Manners, Education, &c. and a great (hare of originality. She always appears to us in a light at once refpedtable and amiable. Her underftanding is ftrong, her fancy lively, her fenGbility acute She has the art of placing every thing before our eyes ; we fee her, we hear her, and we become ac quainted with her ; and when we (hut her book, wt feem to take leave of a friend." THE SHERIFFS' FUND For the temporary Reid of the dlftracel Fianilies and Deptn• dants of Perfons in Confinement— For a temporary Provifion for Perfons who, on beim , dircharged from Confinement, have no means of prefent Subtiftenee— Foc the Purcbafe of fuch Tools, implements, and Materials, as may conduce to habits of Indußq in Debtors and Criminala And for the pecuniary Aid of other Objedts iu Dißrefs, who come under the official Cognizance of the Sheriffs of London anti Middlefex. 'THE Sheriff; of this populous City and County, in the execution of their Offic e , are necdTarily lirongllt into eontad with cafes of accumulated ...nifery and diftrefs ; hut, they ars at prefent unprovided with any effectual means of alleviation or relief. To eltablifh a permanent Fund for this purpofe, the preterit Sheriffs appeal to the benevolence of their Fellow Citizens and of the I°u:ilk at large, pledging tkemtelves to render, front time to time, fuch Public Reports of the difpofition of the Monks entrulted to their care as than at once prove the nsceility of the eminence of fetch a Fund, and abundantly repay to all feeling minds the amount of their donation. Subtcriptiomi' and communications are received by the prefent Sheritf4,C stair lt, Efq Qieen-ttre‘t, Cheapfide,and R. Pa murs, Ertl Bridge ttreet : who will take eiarge of the diftributinn of the Fund, make quarterly reports to the Public and the Subfcribers ; and, with a new to give permanence t.) the plan, will continue a joint controul and attenti•oi to it for filets time as may be found neceffary aft:r they are out of (Ace The Lord Mayor and the two -5 hcsiffs for tine time being will he Truftees for the ft:entity and fucceftivt transfer of the Fund. Sehferipirms are alto rectivtal by the Under Sheriffs, J. F. Van &morn, Efq. Bat lane, Cannon-ftreet, and Juhn Leigh, - Efq Crefeent•place, Bridge-ttreet ; by the Keepers of Newgate, the Gittfpor nreet and Poultry Compters, and Ludgate ; and by al? the Bankers in London. SUBSCR The Lord Mayor to to 0 The Lady Mayorcfs a 2 0 IPTTONS. I Produce of the Poor's 13..xes at the Comp- Mifs Atlilvy I I Mr Sheriff Smith to to Mrs Smith a I Mr Sheriff Phillips to 'to t. rs and Ludgate—. Hill Week o to 8! Vittn—Seeond Week o 17 Thr. Under Sheriftt, MeffraVandrrcom and Leigh 10 10 0 Mt:firs Orinc, Gough Square to 10 0 Mr James Adlard, Mrs P hillips 'A Noble man Ti'. and . Co 2 2 Thornthwaite & Co A Wine Broker Alderman Sir Mat- Du k itrect 1 1 0 Mt flis Key, Dalton, and Co S 5 0 Mr Griffiths, Hewn ravern 1 1 0 An Iriihnian o 7 o Sir James Branfcornb (tits Sheriff) 2 1 0 Lady Branrcomb 1 1 o S. G. Martinez, Ell 2 2 0 l'hilip Blake, Ffq 3 1 0 James Duff, Efq. of Liam') 2 2 0 Mr Beujimin Cooper t t o Mr M. Ward x z o A Sheriff's Officer a 0 0 Mr. Lucas 1 r 0 thew Bloxharn S c Sir John Carr a I Mils Wedgwool to 0 A. S tephens, Efq. Qitclfea _ _ _ _ . A French Emigrant o 7 Vroducc of the Polts' Boxes at Newgate —lira Week 1 14 Ditto—SecondWeek t ;3 Ditto—Third Week t 7 Ditto—Fourth Week t L. B. Allen, Efq. A. H. 1 2 5 0 Dr. Hawra I I - - N:Ps The Committee of City and Bridge Houfe Effete s have placed atl. at the difonf.il of the Sheriffs towards the purchare of Clothes; and tbePriforiers have for conic time been indebted fer very acceptable fupplii s of Fragments of ProviSons from Marrs. Birch and CA ;'the I..u:don Tavern; the City of I .iiniton Tavern; the Ntw London Tavern : and the London Coffee Houfe The Stuns already colluded haws been partly difburfed in the purcbafe of Potatoes, which have been diftributed to thofe Prifo - tiers who have families with no means but the Prifon Allowance 0114 Olr.fe. of Bread per Day, And in Coals. which have been diftributed in fmull quantities to the fires in the voorelt Wards. , - Small Sums have alfo been given to feveral deltitute Perfot,s on their leaving the Pain, and Sniall Allowances have been made to the heiplefs Wives 3Rti Children of Ptrfons in eonfinemtnt.— ln a few cafes affiltance has been given to make up the amounts Deceffary to compound adtions for debt ; and in this way Grir perfons were lately liberated fur tl as ad who other - wife might hays been detained for an inclet:ri.e.io-iiNl 2 2 SO 0 10 0 10 10 S. H. 2 0 % 3 :ifiLEION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'CHANGE.ALLEY, CORNHILL; EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. • „CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. FOR INSURANCE FROM AND ON LIVES; AND FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OF; NNUITIES. POLICIES expiring at CHRISTMAS, flould be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propofals, it will be found, that no charge is made for Policies, or Indorfe ments ; that a large Commiffion is allowed on Infurances ou Lives ; and that a Dedudtion is made on the Premiums of all Fire 10fUrlOCCS OUT of LONDON, whether effceted at the Company's Houfe iu 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Milan& Attendance daily, from nine to four. By Order cf the Board of Direelors, %VARNER. PHIPPS, Secretary. I'. Firming Stock may be Wilfred in one funs, without an Average Claire. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom Houle, aftbonrne, on Tuefday, z9th December, 1807, at Eleven o'Clock in :he Forenoon, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been feized and legally condemned. TOR PRIVATE USE ONLY. About 1615 Gallons Geneva. IC DLALIRS AND OTHERS. About colt Gallons Brandy 7 Ditto Rum. Samples of the above Goods may be teen at the Cultom Houle the moniirg of the day of tale. N. B. Twcnty-five per Cent. Depofit will be required. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A. 3 the Caton: Haute, Newhaven, on Wedneiday the 3oth of December, 1837, a Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been [clad and legally condemned: FOR DEALERS AND OTHERS. Abuin. z 3 Pound. Tea 5 Ditto Cate. FOR PRIVAfE VaE ONLY. About is Gallon, Brandy 1 221 Ditto Geneva. Samples of the abo:•e Goods may be Peen at the Cullom Houre the day of tale. N. B. A Dcpofit of 25 per c mt. will be required. By JAME:-; MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longman, liurft, Rees and Orme, Paternoftcr•row. • " Mr Montgomery difplari a rich and romantic fanzy, a ten der heart, a copious and aet.nre command of imagery atal language, aod on irreGltible influence over the feelings." Feleak Review, May, 1836. " We hope that this will not he the bit of Mr Montgomery's Poetical efforts—we have no doubt that his genius may become an °raiment to his profelUon "—Literary Journal, April, 1836. Nora very high charaatx, fee alfo the Annual Review, aos. STATE LOTTERY OF 23,00) TICKETS, Begins DRAWING 3th of MARCH, zB.B. To Ibe drawn in To.n Days. SCHEME, Prizes of L z),000 are L.6),c00 3 -- moo° 30,000 4 5403 Como to Tam 10,000 30 300 15,000 45 1:0 4 .c 0 0 6) so 3,000 t ,000 4t 2[0930 5,100 """"- 1 5 76,500 z3,0c0 Tichets L 23),cn0 NO FIXED VIZICE. THE above SC,HEME, with Not three Blanks to a Prize. contains nearly double the number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery for many years paft, though many of thofe Lotteries confined of 60.00, Tickets PRESENT PRICE. £lO 19 LTO 15 0 I Eighth La Is 6 5 9 o Sixteenth I 3 0 TICKETS and SHARES ate now felling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock .broker, Cornhitl, and Charing Crofg, London. Half Quarter Ticket Who have likewife on fale Tickets and Shares in a great variety of Numbers in the GRAND CITY LOT TERY, of Freehold Hourcs difcharged of Land Tax, containing Capital Prizes to the amount of 104,0001. viz. valued at 1..25,0c.0 7 valued at 7,000 6 -- 3,000 4 6,0c0 a 2,000 Ilrrient Price—Ticket 7 1 . 1 4 1 . Half 4 0 0 Eighth er Quarter - a I 0 Sixteenth - clO 6 To he drawn in Guildhall, a6th Afril, 18 8. Dedicated, by permillion, to Field Marthal his Royal I-I ighncfs the Duke of York, Commander in Chief, &c &c. This day was publiihed, in two Volumes, Odtavo, price 14$. in hoards, the Fourth Edition, corre4s.ted and enlarged, of MEDICAL REPORTS, on the Effetls of Water, cold and warm, as a Remedy in Fever and other Difeafer, whether applied to the Stillace of the Body, or'ufed internally. By JAMES CURRIE. M.D. F. li. S. Fellow of the Royal College of Phylicians, Edinburgh. Printed for Cadell and W. - I.)asicu Strand; and W. Creech-, at Edinburgh. The Second Volume, which confilts of new Obfervations, and original Communications, may be bad Itparate. This day was publilbed, handfomely printed in two large vols. 4to. price 41. 41. in boards, - 11-1 E HISTORY of the WORLD, from the Reign of AI.EXANDER to that of AUGUSTUS, com prehending the latter Ages of European Greece, and the Hiftory of the Greek Kingdoms in Afu and Africa,from their Foundation to their Deftrudlion ; with a Preliminary Ssrvey of Alexander's Conqueßs, and an Eltintate of his Plans for their confuhdation and improvement. By JOHN GILLIES, LLD. P.R.S. and S.A. Hittoriographer to his Majeßy for Scotlar.d. Printed for F. Catiell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, a. Tke Hiftory of Ancient Greece, its Colonies and Conquefts, from the earließ accounts till the divilion of the Macedonian Frn• in the Eaft,insluding the Hiftory of literature, Philornpby and the Fine Arts—F..urth Edition -4 volemes odlavo, 11. Bs. a. A Franflation of Ariftotle's Ethics and Politics; comprifmg his Pradical Philorophy—illuftrattd by Introdudions and Notes, the Critit.il Hiltory of his Life, and a new Analyfis of his Specu lative Works—Second Edition, 2 volumes odtave, 16s. 3. A View of the Reign of Frederick II of PrulTta ; with a Pa rallel Letweenthat Prince and Philip 11. of Macedon, octave, 6s. "Phis day was publithed, in one volume otlavn, price 6s is boards, A DvicE to MOTHERS, on the Suhje9 of their nwn Health, antiou the Means of promoting the Health, Strength, and Beauty d'their 01Ttpring. By WILLIAM BOCI:IAN, M.D. Fellow of the Ri;yal College or Phylicians, Edinburgh, and Author of " Ifonieflic Medicine." " This publication difphys much good fenfe and benevolence. The Author ltrenuonfly maintains the propriety of a careful at tention to the dicilares of Nature, in the varioui eircumaances of mothers and children. and he contends arinit thole injurious, though too common pnjudices, which (till ctift in the manage ment of children, and the lUbjeet of female health. We null give a general view of the plan cf this work, which we may with fafety recOmmend to the careful ptrufal of all judicious parents." Monthly Review for Sept, 1804. On the t ft of January wilt he publiatcd, With a large coloured Political Caricature, No IV of THE SATIRIST; or mo-rmiLY MEITOR. Publithed by J. Tipper, Leadenhall Itrect ; and may be had of every hookfellcr and newfman in the United Kingdom. ••• The unparalleled circulation of this popular Publication renders it the ,tuft advantageous medium for the ciresnation of Bills, Advertifements, Sec which mutt be fent on or before the 28th of this blonth. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Tido day was publithcd, price IL The Third Edition, (with a Poitfcript, containg brief Strictures on the Preface to Olafervations on the prclant State of the Ea lt luJi, Company) of AN ADDRESS to the CHAIRMAN of the A- EAST INDIA COMPANY, occafioned by Mr. Tana Na's • Letter to that Gentleman. By the Rev. JOHN OWEN, M. A. Curate of Fulham, and one of the gratuitous Secretaries of the Britifh and Foreign Bible Society. London : Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookfeller to her Nfaj •fty, Piccadilly ; Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, Leadenhall Brett ; and Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard. STATE LOTTERY OF 15,030 TICKETS, Dtgine DRAWING the Bth of MARCH, 183.8. To be drawn in Ten Days. SCHIME. 3 Prizes of Lzo,cco arc i 60,c00 3 ...-- to,oco 3 3,0c0 4 5 .coo --- 20,C03 20 -- I POO 20.000 30 dt•-• --- SC O I 5 ,c 03 45 -- s co 4.5 0 0 6o -- 50 3,0c0 5,0.:0 -- 21 21,000 5,100 -- 15 + 76,500 ------ as poo Ticktts. 330,C0, NO FIXED PRIZE. ''HE above Scheme, with Not Three Blanks to a Prize, contain: nearly Double dm Number of Capital Prizes of any Lottery for many yc.ars raft though many of thole Lotteries cot fitted of 6: , ,c00 rick cts. PRESEN r PRICE. - 4xo 19 0 flag - ,Cl.:+ 13 o I Eighth - Lz ii 6 Quarter - i 90 I Sixteenth - ,t 8 o TICKETS and SHARES are rote fdling by HODGES and Co Stock•Brokerx, Ticket No. 149. Oxford-lireet, and No. z, Corhhill, Royal F.:change. Who have likovire on Sale, Tickets and Shares in a great variety of Numbers in the GRAND CI rY LOTTERY, Of Freehold Hourcs, difcharged of Land Tax. CONTAINING Capita Pears to the Amount of Liox,oo. a valued at Lzs,oco 7 valued at £ 4 oco I 7ozo 6 3030 4 ..- 6.•oo t 2L)CO PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - 47 1 4 8 . Half - 4 o o I Eighth - I I 0 <Zeller - aa o + Sixteenth - oto 6 To be Demo in Guildhall, z6th April, tEoll. This day was pebliffied, In Three Volumes Octavo, price 11. 225. 6d boards 7 he Third Edition, correded and much enlarged, of A POLITICAL INDEX to the HISTORIES of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND; or a Complete Regiiter of the hereditary Honours, Public Offices, and Pcrfons in Office, front the earlieft Periods to the indent Time. By RO Or c liT BEArSON, LL. D. Printed for Longman, hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paterncfler row. " The Public are certainly obliged to the Author for the corn piittuent and publication of fu ufcful a work ; a work produced at 1 the rapencc of much time and great labour, and executed with ftria fidelity."—Monthly Review, Vol 73. As above may be had by the fame Author, Naval and Military Memoirs of Great Britain, from 2727 to 783, the ad edit. in 6 vols. Bvo. price 31.31. In the month of January next will be publifhed, by the fame Author, in 3 vols. Bvo. A Chronological Rigifter of both Houfcs of Parliament, from the Union in 1708 to the Eledlion of the Third Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 2806. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strad As above may alto he had, a new edition (being the zoth), with very.corifidcrahle improvements and additions by the Author, of Dr. Buchan's Domestic Medicine ; or a Treatife on the Preven• tion and Cure of Difeafes, by Regimen and Simple Medicines— one large volume odtavo, price tos 6d. bound. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was publithed, Price Ninepcncc, or 'lliirtien to the Dozen, with the full Allow ance to Schools, I'HE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, -a- containing COMMON THINGS NIECESSAKT TO JI KNOWN, and adapted to the capacity and curiofity of Children between Fouls and len Years of Age . By *e Rev. DAVID BLAIR. A. M. Author of the Clefs Book; the Reading Exercifes, or Introdunion to the Clati Book ; of the Grammar of Philofophy. &c. Etc. . . _ . Every Parent and Tsnor will be intlantly ftruck with the life. fulnefs and importance of this new Catechilm, which begins with teaching the Child to Lount Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proe.rds by eafy Reps to the defit Rion and expeansai .n of all kinds of familiar and common Objeds. It bears in faa, as to the bufinefs of life, and the firft principles of general knowledge, ex aaly the fame relation as the Church Catechifm, and the ealy Catechifins of Dr. Watts, bear to the Princif'es of Religion and Morality. Printed for RICHARD Pint:ars, No. 6, Bridge !tree, London; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the fame Author, of all 13-sokfelltra in Town and Countrg. This day Was pubfahed, price as. And fold by J. and A. Duncan, Bradt and Reid, and J. I,umfden, bookfellers, Glafgow, , J. Taylor,No. 39. Holborn ;and Veroor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry, London ; I hotuf,,n and Sun, and J. Hoppe, Manchefter ;and Manners and Nlitler, Edinburgh, AN ESSAY on the WARMING of MILLS, and other Buildings, by S !TAN. By ROBERT:MN BUCHANAN, t_ ivil Engineer. This Elflty e 'mains a variety of Coriolis and Urdu! Informa tion, arranged under the following Heath: I—The proportionate Size of boilers and quantity of Fuel. 2—The proportion of Steam pipe required to heat a given Ipace, 3—The fubtlance and colour of Steam Pipes. 4—. The dircdtlen and arrangement of Steam Pipes. 3—Tbe modes of connedting the Steam Pipes. And concludes with a general abitradt of tlimenfions and pro- portions of Pip. s, and important Lidts relating to a variety of Buildings, which have been adtually heated by Steam. The advantages of cleantinefs, etniveniduce, and fafery, which this mode of Warming Buildings poi:kill:a, h.ta king made it an ()Med of attention ; but it is only of late that it has been brought into pradlice, fo as to be commodious and certain in its effedts. It has, however, now arrived at that point; and this Effay con• tains a ctdledtion of farts which have been afeestained, for the ufe of thole who may with. to: put in pra:Aice the Warming of Buildings by Steam. Bcfidcs the advantages of this application of Sttam for ordi nary purpofes of Warming Buildings, iris of importance, in a na. tianal point of view, as it may prevent accidents in all fit nations where there is much combuftible matter, fuch as in Arfenala, and Dock Yards. 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