Star. — London, England, 1807-04-21 00:00:00

. 7 •••• '4:'.. : '11 . ..7;•• " k i r 1 :: I ' 7 2 % • --IA; 1 4 5 - . •••- . • ''''. k ' ' .!'t 4 .7 2 .....•,••• r . -.. 4•99.• . . . ' ••• ... .1•• • ••• • - - .. • • ~-, ) . it..C4 - I..4II.VVE' r , . • . 11.• . .. . • ... . . -. . . N ,‘ 4 • '...-. U . . I . • 111. a • $ . a • 4 T t'7 .A - F.,,,: , , ......... r . .. t‘ . . 4. 1 4 i . • 7, V 4 Ni.. V r . R • ... ..._..... ... . . .. . . . _ . -14 al.:: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1807 lIUMBER 6689} l~ THRATRE,ROYAL, IDRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 22 ; iBo7, win be adied the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR. SCANDAL. To which will be added the new Oratid Romantic Mclo. Drama, called THE WOOD DEMON err, “ THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." This Evellor—Falfe Alarms; with the Wood Daemon. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 22, 1807, will be tided a Trag•Wy called MACBETH. , Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ; Meeduff, Mr. POPE ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS, (Being her Brit appearance this (eaten.) To which will be added the New Mulical Puce, called WHISTLE FOR IT. This Erentsg—A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with the Ogre and Link Thsossl7, The New Spedtacle Ballet of the NEAPOLITAN PIRATE, with new Seeetary, particularly a Panorama • View of Naples, having ban received with unbounded apPlanfe,will be repeated every evening, till further notice. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE; Under the patronage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of Yoe*. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, APRIL' 2r, Wednefday, April 22, and three following Evenings, Will be prefented, (Bth time) an entirely new Ballet Spedlacle, compiled and produced by Mr. Giroux, jun. with new Scenery, Machinery, Decree, and Mufic, called the NEAPOLITAN PIRATE. --Principal chandlers by Mr. and the four Miles Giroux's. In the courfe of the evening an entire new Duet, by Mits Robley and Mr. Rofe. Various feats of wonderful adlivity en Two Horfes,by the two Mailers Davis. Elevated Tight Rope Dancing, by the celebrated Mr. Hengler. Extraordinary Horfe manfhip by Mr. Smith,ihe Flying Horfeman. The whole to con clude with an entirely new Pedeftrian and Equeftrian Comic Pan mime, called HARLEQU IN AND MOTHER BUNCH. ro Harlequin, Mr. Cffmaii, Columbine, Mrs. Parker ; and Bun eherando, the Clown, Mr. Laurent; with a variety of other cha ndlers too numerous for infertion ; and the whole invented and produced by Mr. Aiticy, jun. Doors to be opened at half pail five, and begin at half paft fix ...Second price at half paft eight. —Box .ss. Second Price 5c.... ...Pit ss. Second Price ts.--Gallery ts.Secood Price 6d. • • Meffrs. Parker, Croffman, Smith, and Davis, having engaged their numerous Company, and all their Hales, at the Amphithe atre, Weftminfter Bridge, for 24 Nights; at the expiration thereof to be entitled to two Benefit Nights each, to be appointed by Mr. ASI'LEY, they moat refpcdtfully beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that the 24 nights will expire on Saturday 'text, the osth infant. Places to betaken of Mrs. Cannel, at the Box Otte, front eleven till three. ARMY. ACAPTAIN in a Regiment of INFANTRY, in GUERNSEY, %Tithes to ezebarge with one either in the Cavalry or Infantry at home, or in the half pay of either. For particulars, (poll paid) apply to A. R. Mccklenbursk Hotel, Cockfpur ftrtet, Charing•crofs. THE NEXT TICKET DRAWN MUST BE TWENTY - THOUSAND POUNDS. STATE LOTTERY. THE Second Day of Drawing will be o n THURS DAY NRIT, APRIL a3,when the Fir E-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 2opocl and every Ticket drawn that day molt be a Prize. PRICE. Whole Ticket - £ 19 to o Half . £io 3 o Eighth £ato o Quarter - s 3 o I .;i \teenth - 16 6 TICKETS and SHARES arc felling at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. ••• No. 16,787. the Firit-drawn Ticket, April 114, entitled to soocol. was fold in the following Shares—One-Fourth, One lighth, and Ten 161rtenths. MESSRS.' tRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con. &TA tradton for the preterit Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. It, Holborn, 37, Contain, and 38, Haymarket. Piccadilly, folkit an immediate attention of the Pub lic to THURSDAY NEXT, the Second Day of Drawing of the relent unprecedented Rich Lottery, when the firß drawn Ticket will be entitled to zo,oool. and may be 30,0.aci1. betides which, every Ticket drawn that day mull be entitled to a Prize from tcl. to topool. To obtain the above great advantages of adventuring for a Capita! Prize wi,h fo little Mk, the above Proprietors re commend an early purchafe, by whom the following. Capitals in the Lotteries for 18o$ 211111806, were fold, in 267 different Shares: namely No. 3.33) - £l,OOO I No. 13,747 - £to,coo 17,477 - i ,oc:0 I 456 - 20,000 24,699 . 1,0:0 9 ,2 19 - 10,000 16 Sot - apt") 11,643 - so 000 17,915 . 2,000 7,686 - 10,010 4 0 77 - 5,c00 7,757 • $ 3 . 022 11 871 - c,COD I 12,719 - 15poct With fixteen Prizes of ,Seel. and a great number of tool- 501. Bte. &c ant where the Ertl 30,0004 and the IA 25.3301. ever fold, were (hared. Schemes gratis ; and Prices paid on Demand. Tbis day was publithed, Printed very neatly, in (mall Ocelavo, price 6s. in hoards, THE YOUNG LAJY's POCKET LIBRARY; or, Parental Monitor. Containing, 1. Dr. Gregory's Father's Legacy to hi. Daughters—a. Lady Pennington's Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Daughters-3.lllarchionefs De Lambert's Advice of a Mother to htr Daui,hter-4. Moores Fables for the Female Sex. Printed for J. Thonifun, j.:n. and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Flect.flreet, London. Jolt publithed, Ii Royal 18mo. price One Shilling each. embellifhed with a fine Engraving; or, price Two shillings, printed on foperfine paper, with a Portrait t.f the Author, for each Volume, a.icl Proof jrnpreifions of both the Plates. Nos. I. to LXII. (continued Wcrhly) o r a new Work, entitled THE Bitaisii THEA'FRE; or, it Colic&ion of Plays, which are acted at the l'hestres Royal, Drury - lane, Covent garden, and Haymarket. Printed under the Au thority and by Permiffion of the Managers from the Prompt Books. With Biographical and Critical Remarks, By Mrs INCHBALO. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Ornse, Paternofier. Row. It is Intended taisomplete this Work in ZS Volumes, each eon • taining five Plays The Plays already publiihed are—Mountaineers -..--Sneed the Plooglt—Wheel of Fortune--I.sver's Vows —laic and Yarico-.- ifabella-.-Wild. Oats—Doozhs--Stranger—Country Girl—Dra matifl—Hamlet —Grecian Daughter-43..1y Body... John Bull— Tancred and Sigifmunda—All In the Wrong—Macbcth--Botd Stroke fur a Wife—Poor Gentleman—tioch Things Are—Oroo noko--Love in a Village—Road to Roin-.-Jane Shores-Clandef tine Marriage—Esiward the Black Prince_ -. Wives of Windfor—Rule a Wife and have a Wife—Mourning Bride—Cure for ths Heart Ache—All for Love—The Way to keep Him— King John—She itiv:ps to Conitier—The Confcious Lovers.-.-The Revenge Love far Love—Every Man in his Hudiour--Corio lanus.—The Jew—Romeo and JulleY—Tbe Cart! fs Hufband— George Barnwell—lleau's Stratagem—Ouftiorus V afa—Weft in dbn.—Juliost eirfar—Every One has his Fault—Jealous VI ife-- Totipeft—The Orphan— Cato—Bciles' Stratagem...Zama...Fair Penitent—Deferted Daughter.-Siege of Damakus......Prosok'd Wife—Rivalctecns-.-Lady Jane Cray. VICTUALLING MICE, April to e tioy• THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7 HSTra lit Arr, do kray give Hoek*, That on Friday the aath inftant, they will be rfady to receive Tenders in writing, fealed ui , and treat for the fupply of what VEGETABLES [hall be denunicd for the ufe of His Majeftys Ships and Yeffels at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, for twelve months certain, from the day of Contrail ; to be paid for, by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Condition's of the Contract may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this °lnce; or by applying to Me. John Walter, at Yass mouth. N. mai mill be hod tray Tessier be solar?, the prise flail set inferted iw woe& at knrCee that *II eLet is &towns' to the Rosa Le fton One **Clod on the fetid Ariday. the 24th inflow*, me nakis the Pelee no& mein the Tender, w foam Perfea ea la kii4; attends to alines when called for. . VICTUALLING 0711 1 0.AtoIlso. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY BST? .. . ruvr, do twill ewe notice, That on Tudday, the 28th infant. titer wilt of mar to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) ant treat for TWO THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, Made from whole Meal ; to be delivered in a Month Into His Majefty's Whatling Stores at Chatham ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intercft 90 days after datt The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard Tail, ht. had to atty Tastier in which the trier 'ball mot lo istfirted ix tverdt at length, o► that (tall toot k delivered to the Board before one o'clock, ow the laid Toledo the 28th inflaat, seer toolefs the Perfoa mho main the Teader.or foam Prefix ow bie behalf altos& to caliper whew called for. VICTU .iLLING-OPFICS. Api! so, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11 , 147455Tr0 NAVY, do An* give Notice, That on Taefday the 28th inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (laird up) and treat for TWELVE HUN DRED QUARTERS of PALE and THREE HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; and for ONE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS of the let year's growth, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten ders; to be delivered in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, into His Majay's Vidtualling Stores at Deptfoid ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Condidens of the Contradls may be feen at the Secretary's Office. --- NN regard trill be bad to airy tender in trAkb the pries Anil not & in- Pried in word, at lengt4,l. tlatiball not be delinervd tithe Board &Are lONf ir'lleti I. the fad reefday, the 28th 4.4, mar =We tin I terien who sealer the tender, or pone feriae on Lis &bail; eta& to snider Irby* called for. . CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, AM, a, acq. TOR SW By Order of the lionwrable the COMMISSIONERS of hie MA? ESTr, CUSTOMS, pn wedwid,,, , the 22d, libinfd.ry the 23d, and Friday 24th of April, At three o'clock ia the afteenomw of the laid day, In the Long Room, COT@ Hosrfe, London, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted in fmall Riterntitier, for the better accommodation of the fryers I dealers,ae well ai private perfonr, who choofe to become turchaferr FOR CIPORTATION• Eatt India Prohibited Goods. Scc. FOR HOME. CONSUMPTION. Wine, Cordials, China, Riga Balfam, Mulk, Tea, Coffee, Cocos, Sugar, and other Grocery, Peafe, Bifcuits, Wax Car.dles; Sword Blades, Vulture Feathers, Clefs Ware, Iron Hoops, Piano Fortes, Guns, Computation Page, Cambric, Mullin, Nankeen, Beads, lags, Quadrille Boxes, Silk Lace, Patent Nct Lace, Calico Shirts, Copperas, Violins , a Veffel with her Tackle, Boats, Timber, Deals, GUIs, Materials of Veffels, Tobacco Mkt, and fundry other Sorts of Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. Likewife fuch Goods as have remained in his M:jefty% Ware houfe upwards of three Months not cleared, or the Duties paid, viz. Pictures, Prints, Books, Kerfernere, Wearing Apparel, Bed ding. Raw Silk, Leather,.Ox and Cow Hair, "lall.sw, Candles, Crattbet ries, &c. CLtAR OP ALL DUTICIL The Tobacco Alhes to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Ware- Insure, London Ducks; the Veffel, Materials of Yards, Boats, Timber, Deals, and Guns, at the Tobacco Ground, near Green land Dock, and all the other Goods at his Maj. sty's Warehouf., Cullom-honk, Loudon, on Monday the loth and Tuefday the 20. of April, 1807, and on the days of fate. from nine in the mnrrang to one in the afternoon, whore Catalogues will be de livered N. B. Goods barest at this Sale mull be paid for on or before .itionday the aids of Miy, 1807, Inflow, the hour: of Nix* o'Cloa is the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, or the 'II pa made thereon will. ,fo:edely be‘oosse forfeild, and the Goods re-fold at a Pure Sale. MANSION HOUUSE AND MANORS IN DORSE fSHIRE, TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, IM ve ry ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE of T CRITCHILL, partly furnifhed, with fuel part of theft:ad fume Park belonging, as may be agreed on And the right of Sporting in I...veral adjacent Manors, where the Gamc b. abundant. Alio the ISLAND and CASTLE of BROWNSEA, fituate at the entrance into Pool Harbour The Illand consists of about sco Acres, and the Cattle is partly furniihed, and forms the molt complete Marine refidenee in England. 'Alto the MANSION-HOUSE of GRANGE, with the Manors attached thereto, and an aajoining Faro, which may be let toge ther wito the Manfion, or fipara . .-. Further particulars may be had, by application to Mr. Evans, Surveyor, at Wimborne ; and of Mcffrs. M DougaU and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. . ... - . CHUOLEIOI4--DEVON. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with, of without any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the demon of a purchaftr. The Hoare is fit for the Immediate recep tion of A genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a com plete; bandlOme and very fubflantial none Building ; flan& alone at a convenient diftance from the Road, at the Wcft.end of the Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an eaten five viewer a highly romantic country ; and in the front next the Road are bow windawe. and a ears porch-on the firtt the!. (the ::itchen and Offices being on the bafement Rom) arc a good dining roots, drawing room, breikfaft parlour, and hail ; four excellent bed rooms, drtifing room, & t. on tbe • fecood fl var ; an t i on the third, are five airy and go od bed rooms, and over the whole is a Garret- About Three quarters d'art Acre of Pleafure Ground anti walled Garden lit: round the Houfc, and tvcry convenient Office; a large Building for a Stable, Co ich boufe, &c. belonging to the Houle; and TWO CO ITAGES near niay be wailed . wi , h it. The Hoofs is well fuppiled with water, having an excellent fpring within the Building, and a fine ftream running near. A rich Meadow, about four Aerie; joins the Prentice'', and the other Hells, although centign -us, irc at a titian dinance. Chudlelgh is plearaney fituated In a fine (porting country, and nezr an eaccilent River tor angling ; is a good Market •lONVII, and net in the pott.roadl-ading from Exeter to Plymouth ; dillatit nine miles 1.- ii the former, aid about ftven front the much frequented watering places of' reiginnouth and Dawlilh. For further particular. apply (if by later poR paid) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Chudlci;h.-- The greater part of the put ' chafe money may rtsnaiu on mortgage of the hertgfes. BIRMINGHAM. APRIL i 7,1807. STYLE'S R )YAL HOTEL. AT a mnft numerous and highly. refpeetable MEETING of the INHABITANTS of this Town and' Neighbourhood, called for the purpofe of addrellng his Majelty at this important cribs, GEORGE SIMCOX, Efq. In the Chair, (The High Bailiff being abfent from Birmingham) Iterolvel Unanimouby, That an bumble Addrefs be prefented • to his MAJISTT expreffive of the Loyalty and Attachment of the inhabitants of this Town and Neighbourhood to his Majefty's Perron and Government. and of their firm determination to fup-' port him In the juft and undiminifhed El:acre of his Royal Pre rogative. A Committee was then appointed to retire and prepare the Addrefs, which tieing produced and read. Refolved Unanimoufly, that the fame be adopted and figned by the Chairman In the name of this Meeting, and that the High , Bailiff be requeited to prefent the fame, accompanied by the, Members of the County. RediVed, In cafe the High Bailiff (tumid not return on or before Monday, the soth inftant, that the Rev. CU ARIAS CURTIS be re• quefted to waft upon the Members for the County, and defire them to accompany him in prefenting the Addrefa. Refolved, That there Refolutious be inferted in the Birming ham, and Loch other NeWfpapers as the Chairman may diredt. GEORGE SIMCOX, Chairman. . . Refotied, That the Thant, of this Meeting be given to GEORGE SISACOI, Efq. for his truly able and impartial conduit In the Chair. LONDON DISPENSARY for curing difeafes of the EYE and EAR, No. 40, Charterhoufe•Square; under the care of Mr. SAUNDERS, Oeulift, Ely-Place. AT a GENERAL MEETING of GOVER NORS, held it the Difpenfary, April t 6, Ello7, Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. M.P. Prefidan in the Chair. The fcebnd annual report from the 25th of March tSo6, to the 45th of March 18.37, having been' prefented, by which it appears, that 1036 Patients have been cured within that period, and 39 of difeafes of the Ear. It was moved by Mr. Alderman Amm..ev, and refolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. fLtunnaas, for the ability and care, by which he has cured fo great a number of patients, many of them labouring under the molt complicated difeafes of the Eye; but more efpecially for having been " the fiat to efiablifh by repeated fuecefs, the propriety of extending the operation for the Catered, at the eariieft ages to childreu born blind with that difeafe." That the detailed report, as delivered in at the General Meet ing, be printed together with the Rate of the Funds, and a lift of the Governors, and that a copy be fent to each Governor. CHARLES PRICE. Refolved, that the thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir C s Pelee, for his kindnefs in taking the Chair, and his able condndt therein. That the thanks of this Meeting be alto given to Mr. Alder man ANSLEY, ante. J. ANC/arrant, Efq. for the lively zeal which they have played In promoting the intereßs of this charity. R. BATTLE Y, Secretary. INC ANNUITY 114STITUT1ON, Pali-Mall DIRECTORS. Sir Jas. Coeleburne, of Langton, Wrn. Mad, Efq. M. D. Bart. Win. Collins jackfon, Etq. G. F. Stratton, Efq. Benjamin Angel, Efq. Luder Hoffbam, Efq. Henry Bode, Efq. Jdbn Prqwett, Efq. HONORARY DIRICTORS. jamas Pattsrfon, Efq. Ralph Green, Efq. Samuel Sketchky,Efq. Thomas Hague, Efq. Philip Palmer, Sk Rev. C. Sandby John Goflin g, Efq. HIS inilitution is roam," . for the purpnfe of ad. 1 vancing, to perfons of refpedtability, any fuin or fums of money they may occafionally be in want of, upon fair and equitable terms; which, while they infure 8 per Cent. intereft fecured on Land to the Subfcribers, may refcue thole requiring affillanee from the inconveniences and extortions to which they have hitherto been expnfed. Farther particulars refpeding the views and regulations of this Society may be obtained, by application; at the Office, No. as, Pall• Mali ; and any Perfons In the Country, wilting to become Agents to the latitude!), will make their applications accordingly, by letters pat paid. The Shares, by a late refolution of the Proprietors, are to be in created, and Books are ripen to receive Subfcriptions at Meffrs. Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers, in the Strand; Mars. Prefeott, Grote, and Co. Bankers, Threadneedle-ftreet, and at the Houfe of the Inftitution, Pall Mall. OSSIAN IN THE ORIGINAL. This day was publithed, in three Volumes, Royal Odtavo, price al. as. in boards, or elegantly printed on Imperial paper, price 31. 133. 6d. THE FOEMS of OSSIAN in the ORIGINAL GAELIC, with Literal Tranflitions into Latin, by the late ROBERT MACFARLAN, A M. together with a Diliertation on the Authenticity of the Poems, by Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. and a Tranflation from the Italian of the Abbe Cef.trotti's Critical alienation on the Controverfy refpedting their Authen ticity, with Notes and a Supplemental Way, by JOHN M'AR. THUR, LL. D. London 3 Printed by W. Bui-ner and Co. and publifhed under the andtion of the Highland Society of London, by G. and W. ,Nicol, Bookfellers to his Majelly, Pall Mall; Creech, Bell and 1 Bradfutc, Conftable and Co. Edinburgh; and Archer, Dublin. AGRICULTURAL BOOKS, Publithed by J. HARDING, N 0.36. St. James's-ftreet, London: I. 'HE FA KMER's ACCOUNT BOOK; ena• 'bling the Farmer with great cafe to keep a daily jour• nal of his proceedings, an account of labour performed, of live and other Rock, of receipts and outgoings, and various other matters, p:rsicularly ufeful to the Landowner, Farmer, Bailiff, and Stew ards of Elates. natio. containing a year's accounts. trice ass. a. Dr. Ahlerfon's Effay on the Means of Improving Poor Soils, where Lime and Manure are not be had. Ilvo. as. 3. lord Dundnuald on the Connexion thzt fubfitts between Agriculture and Chemiftry, containing a particular examination of the various Sul:Rance, ufed as Manures. 4to. tos.6d. 4. Smith's Ohfervations on the Utility, Form, and Management of Water Meadows, oa Draining Peat Bogs, and other Improve. ments, concluded for the Duke of Bedford, Mr. Coke, tee. Bvo. with plates, sos 6d. 5 Culley's Obfervations on Live Stock, containing direalons for choafing and improving the belt breeds of domellic animals, a new edition, with an Appendix on the Merino breed of Sheep, Bvu, with plates, 7s. 6. Luccock's Way on Wool, with Hints for the improvement of the Britifh Fleece, addreffed to the Breeder, Crazier, and Mann faCt urer, Bvo, 5s 6d. 7. l'omey's Fared Pruner, an Effay on the management of Tim ber Trees, whether Intended for ufe, Ihelter or ornament, with a new fyftern of management for Oak Woods, Bvo, with plates, las. 8. Sir jofeph Ranks on the Difeafer of Corn, with an Appendix by Mr. Knight on the caufes of Blight, Bte. Bvo, as 6d. co. Small's Treadle on Plou;hs and Whxl Carriages, with Ar. huthnot's Diredions fur the formation of Ploughs, with many plates, 7s. so. l'he Farmer's Magazine ; a ColleEtion of Effays and Tracts on Agricultural Subjeets puldifbed Quarterly. Octavo, with plates, 7 °vols. 31.45. 6.1. ts. Barber's Inftruelions for Building In Pik, or the Art of eretting ftroog and durable Walls to the height of feveral Storeys, cos:lpotesi of nob iitz bid earth, or the molt common mat iab with 6 plates, tos.6d. s. Gandy 's Defigns for Cottages, Cottage Farms, raatrance Gate!, and Lodges; 4to. Forty•tbree Plates; 11 as. OS. Gandy's Rural Architeet, or Der:gig for Coubtry Buildings in meat variety, accompanied with ground plans, eftimates, in 4to, al. as 14. Gyffdrd's Plans for fmall Villas, and ciagant Cott :Ec ins, Bce. 4fa, 11. its 6d. gs. Defigna.for Small Cottages, and Shoot ing Boxes,"Lodges, Bridges, &c. Bcc. 4to, ti is. • THE CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION. This day was publifbcd, price Onc T HE StJBS'PANCE of LORD ERSKINE's SPEECH in the HOUSE of LORDS on Monday the I;th inflant. Printed for R cnnam Pitutirs, No. 6, Bridge.ftreet, and to be bad of all Bo ildelicra. On Monday the 17th intb will be publillted. in t vol. Bvo. • Asuctur SYSTEM of COMPARATIVE A. ANA roma , . Trantlated froth the Gentin. of J. F. BLUMBIIIIACH, Prolcifor of Medicine la the Untvertity of Goetting‘n, By WILLIAM LAWRENQP, Fellow of the Royal College, of Surgeons in London. and Dam n. orator of Anatomy at St. Rambolontries Hofpital. With numerous Additional Notes, and an Inteodadael View of the Claffilleation of Arirnals. by also Trani:Woe. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Roes, and Orme. Paternoiter-row. GOTHIC AND SAXON GOSPELS., This tisy ;as publievd„ NO. I. price It of e rHE CHRONOLOGICAL ORGANIC REA SONER.. with tate Sheet of the GOTNIC °owe 1. of Sr Marrtlaw, and another of the SAXON DOtittaas Boot, IR Rs man Charadters, and a Literal finglilb Lefton, with Obferratlons on the Writings of Mr. White and Mr. Horne Tooke. By SAMUEL /IF.NSHALL, M. A. Redor of St. Mary, Stratford, Bow, Middlefes ; Author of SpeS. mens and Parts of the HI tort' of Souris Britain. Sold by John White, Fleet-ftrect. No. 2.-will be publiibed on the ilt sit May. 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This day was publifhed, price is.6d. a.dicated, with peraniMon, to His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge, ']'llE SENACHERIB of MODERN TIMES,; or, BUONAPAR rE an INSTRUMENT in the HANDS of DIVINE PROVIDENCE: A SERMON. preached la the Parilh Church of Midtilefex, on Wednefday, February at, Any, being the Day appointed by his Majefty's Proclamation for a Ge. neral Faft. By the Rev. JOHN BOND. A. M. Late Fellow of Corpus Chritti College, Oxford; Curate of Han well ; and Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Dube of Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and.' Rivbigton, No. 6z, St. Pours Chureh-yard; fold alto by J.Hatchard, No. 'po i Piccadilly. This day was pubillhed, handfosnely printed in two vols, octave, price in boards s6s. THE WORKS of EPICTETUS; confining of big Difcourfes, in four Books, preferred by Arrian, the En chiridion,and Fragments. Tranilaced from the original Greek By the late Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER. With an Introdudion and Notes by the Tratsflator. 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