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7 . T er ,. - • • • s y . ru , NZ . 0 i: ;::( (, ) 1\ • ' • kki • ) • • •ki _ • (.3 C • 1 .411 P NUMBER 5678 ] FIRST TIME. THEATRE.ROY AL, DRURY .LAVE. TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 9. 18ci7, will be adted a New Comedy, in Five Adta, called A DAY IN LONDON. With a Prologue and Epilogue. "he Chandlers by Meffrs. Bannifter, De Camp, Ruffen, Cherry, H. Siddons, Palmer, and Johnitone ; Mifs Duncan, Mifs Mellon, Mica Boyce, Mifs Ray. To which will be added the Mufical Farce of NO SONG NO SUPPER. This Eveningt-The Wonder ; with The Wood Damon. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 9, 1807, will he aZted a Comedy, called THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. Cot - Ace ; Baffanio, Mr. C. Kemble. Portia, Mifs Smith. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—Speed the Plough; with Mother Gage. The New Mufical Farce of •' Whittle for lt," is unavoidably pollponed, on account of the indifpofitiorr of Mr. Incledon. Second Week of the extraordinary Performances,Alfo, the fe cond Week of the (pedal Engagement of the famous Equef triads!! ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the patronage of their Royal Hishoeffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. rI'HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, APRIL and every Evening this week, Gregg Equeltrian Introdue; tion ; Various Manoeuvres, Sec. by Meirrs. Parker, CrolTntan, Smith, and Davis's Grand Popular Troop, Including all their borfes. This performance will be ;ailed by the Pandean Band of Muficians. Unparalleled Equeftrian Exereires, by the firit troop in the world, including, Mr. Smith, the Flying Horfeman, and the two Mailer Davies wonderful agility on horfeback Ele rated and aftonithing tight rope dancing—Grand Operatieal Ballet of Action, called, JOCKEY and JENNY ; or Love for Love; principal dancer', Mr. Croffman and Mrs. Parker. The whole to conclude with 9th rime an entirely new Pantomime. invented and produced by Mr. Aftley, jun. called MOTHER BUNCH, and the YELLOW DWARF, with its dependant fplendid Rage fpsaaele, kenery, machinery, drefTes, fa. Harlequin, Mr. Croft nun, Clown, Mr. Laurent; and ColombitiE Mrs. Parker. The other numerous charadtcrs by the ref of the company. Doors to be opened at half pall five, and begin at half pall fix precifely—Boxes U.—Gallery ts.—Sccond price at half pa ight o'clock. This day was publiflied, a New Edition, in (mall Odtavo, price 6s. in boards, ADICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre• fixed a familiar intmdudtion to the SCIENCE of HAR MONY. Sy THOMAS BUSBY, Muf D. The prefent Work is offered to the Public as a complete and mniprehenfive Didionary. The want of Inch a work has long been Lk Itudents,amatenrs, and prone fors. In board ing (chords and private families. it will be found of intlepenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to practice; and it will be no lets acceptable as an appendage to ,very Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Pracctice of Mufic. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Brilige-ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by all other Mufic-fellers and Boukfellers in the United Kingdom. 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRNT-DRAWN TICKET in the GOVERNVIF.NT STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing NEXT TUESDAY, April 14, and every Ticket on that Day will be a Prize. SCHEME. 4 Prize. of £ zo.ooo 4 so,ooo 4 s.oco so tpcoo 10 300 3o too 43 so 3,R00 10 3,cooFirft drawn Tides so each os,ooo Tickets. LBo,ooc 40. E 20,04:0 10,000 5 Poo 3 Poo 2,000 6o poo 30,00 e L as° ,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, a (t. Day, - - £20,000 2d Day, 10,003 - Sti Day, -. 20,000 4th Day, - woo° sth Day, - - ichooo 6th Day, - - - 10,003 TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the old eftablifhtd Wets in England, Ireland, and sentland. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - L 19 18 0 £lO. 3 o Eighth 5 3 o Sixteenth Half Quarto. £1 T2O I 6 6 LOTTERY. CITY FREEHOLDS, NO GROUND LENT—LAND-TAX REDEEMED, SITUATED IN Skinner-ftreet, Snowhill, and Pickett•ftreet, Temple-Bar ; TO BE DISPOSED OF BY LOTTERY, AGREEABLE TO ACT OT PARLIAMENT, The s4th of this Month. • I'HE firft twenty two Numbers which !hall cot. refpnnd with any orate 20.00) Numbers in the City Lottery that are Drawn out of the Wheel on the morning of the :4th init. (next Tuefday) will be the Prizes, in regular progrclion, as dcfcribed in the Scheme, and which will he conveyed to the for tunate Holders of the Tickets free of every expenee. . _ SCHEME. The Firft-drawn Ticket. a Prize valued at upward of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, being No. 44, Skinner (trees, occupied by Mars. Newman, as . . Tenants at Will. Id drawn, a ditto, N 0.13, skinner-Rivet, on Leafe, at 2501. per aIIAUPII. :4 drawn, a ditto, No 46, ditto, not occupied. 4th drawn, a ditto, No. xe, ditto, on heafe,2sol. per ann. sth drawn, a ditto, No. 5, ditto, on Leak, 1851. per ann. 't'i drawn, a ditto, No i 6, ditto, not occupied. -th tit-awn, a ditto, No 47, ditto, not occupied. si t h drawn, a ditto, No. 1, ditto, on Leafe, soot per ann. .•- Iwo, a ditto, No. 27, ditto, on Leak. tBol. per ann. 71' ii"W" ' a ditto, No. 3, ditto, not occupied. If t h d'.tvint a ditto, No 11, ditto, net occupied. 'lath drawn, a ditto, Nu t, Pickett-itteet, Temple Bat, not Occupied. 13th drawn, a ditto, No. 8, ditto, not occupied. 14th drawn, a ditto, No. 9, ditto, not occupied. .a sth drawn, a ditto. No. 3. ditto, not occupied. 16th drawn, a ditto, No. a, ditto, not occupied. 17th drawn, a ditto, No. 6, Skinner-ftrect, on Leafe, i 501. per annum. 18th drawn, a ditto, No. 7, ditto, not occupied. 19th drawn, a ditto, No. a. ditto, on I.eafe, t 551. per ann. suth drawn, a ditto, No. al, ditto, on Leafc, 1231. to,. per annum. slit drawn, a ditto, No. 28, at the corner of Green Arbour court, in the Old bailey, on Letie, 2051. per annum. asd, drawn a ditto, No. 14, Skinner ftreet, on Leak, 891. 35. 4(1. per annum. 'harts are now felling very rapidly at 51. tr.s each, at the *lran i ' Commercial Hotel, 9, Skieloa-ttreet—at No 7, skinne.r• street; No. s, Fickett•street ; and 68, Threadneedk-ftrcet, dole to the bank of England, and at all Lottery 08L:ei in Town a::d Count The GRAND COMMF RCIAL HO FEL, the CAPIT: I L PRIZE in the LITY 1.0 l' I bI(Y, valued at '!'W F N t Y fiVE HuGSANO 14.N.MIDS, is now open for the irafpcdtioo of the PUBLIC, MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Cm. LTA traders for the prrfent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. tt, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket. l'iccadilly, ((dick an immediate attention of the Pub• lic to the Scheme of the New Lorr etre, which will he fohnd to contain an unufual number of CAPITAL Panes; and the 6.11.• drawn Tickets on each of the firft four days of drawing, mutt be entitled to 20,0001. each; and the firft drawn 3coo Tidkers will divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fubfe quently: therefore an early purchaft is recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the I.otteries for 18-) 5 and do 6, fol 4, in 167 different Shares, the following Capitals: namely No. 3.330 • Li poo 1 No. 13,747 - £lO , O OO 1 7,477 - 1,00 0 456 - ao,ooo 24. 6 99 10:0 9 :1 19 - 23,0C0 i 6 Bot - 2.030 11,643 - 20 003 1 7 , 9 1 1 2.000 7,686 - 10,020 4. 0 77 - 5,000 I 7,757 - 23,022 11.871 3,co 0 12,719 - 15,0_0 With Lateen Prizes of cool. and a great number of tool. 301. itte &c. and where the firit 30,0001. anl the tali 23,08-.1. ever fold, were (hared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on Demand. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1807 STATE LOTTERY. Prises of 4 1 Poo Pm 4 Prises of £20,000 10 4 ro,oco 10 4 5,000 &c. tec. ate. QWIFT and Cn. Nn. 11, Fnui.ray, and N. 12, " CHASING CROSS are felling the TICKITS and SNARLS of the prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing NEXT TUES. DAY.. This Lottery contains an unufual number of the higheß Capitals, and gives to the firit Three Thoufaud Tickets tot. each, over and above any otker Prizes that may be drawn againit them. EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the lait and preceding LeAteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at SWIFT and Co's. Offices. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing Croft. - - •- TBISH rerpeafully acquaints the Nobility , Gen • try, and the Public, that all Tickets in the State Lottery, drawn next Tuefday, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn on that day is intritffically worth more than Thirty Guineas. The fir It-drawn Ticket is entitled to ao,oool. Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where No 6,633, a Prize of 30,000 L in the lift Lottery, and twenty other Capiul Prizes, were fold, Lharedand regiitered. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £2,0,000 I 4 Prises of j Cs t ooo 4 - - i °Poo lo - - 1,c03 &c. &c. &e.—Lottery begins nest Tueftlay. SHARED by HORNSBY and .CO. in the laft LOTTERY: • No. 59.544, Prize of sc,oool. in fifteen Shares, • 8,716, Prize of spool. in five Shares, x.3so, Prize of soot. in nine shares, 44, Prize of se 1. in fixteen Shares, I.ikewife in former Lotteries. No. 33.979, anti No. 42,560, both Prizes of so,cool. and Two humilred and thirteen Prizes, front s ocl. to so,cocl. have been Shared and sold by Hernfby and Co. The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now Selling at the lowelt Prices; and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand. The Bchenie contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of. The Drawing begins on TUESDAY NEXT, with a zo,oool. for the Firft-drawn Ticket, on the firß Day; zo„cool. fecond Day; zo,cool. third Day; zo,oool. fourth Day; zo,oool. fifth -Day ; zo,oool. Lath Day. Orders, by Letter or Cartier, executed exactly on the fame Terms as if prefent, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery. Offices, No. 16, Cornhill, p, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's 1 Hill, Borough. STAKE LOTTERY, To commence Drawing on Tuctday next. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cn. of Cornhill, and Charing Crofs, Loudon, recommend the Scheme of the prefect Lottery to the attention of the Public, as it contains a greater number of Capital and other Prizes than any former Lottery, with fo fmall a number of Tickets ; and every one of them drawn on the &It three Days of Drawing, will be entitled to Ten Pougds, independent of any other Prize that may be drawn againit the fame ; fo that a conbelerable number of the Twenty Pound Prizes will receive Thirty Pounds; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, &c and the drawing of the Capitals are fo arranged, that it is p.culiatly advantageous to thole who purcisafe early. Firß drawn Ticket, rathiApril Ditto, Second Day, 23d April Ditto, Third Day, ad May Ditto, Fourth Day, tath May Ditto Fifth Day, 14th .May Ditto, Sitth Day, 19th May Lso ; zoo 20,00) 20,000 20,000 1:,000 10 000 - , TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, 000DLt$CK, and Co. JESUIT'S BARK. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuefday, the t 4 .11 inftant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the York Hotel, Margate, ABOUT FIFTEEN TONS OF JESUIT'S BARK, for Home Confutuption or Exportation, laved from the wreck of the Ed? Quaker, James Irwin, Mafter. The fame will be put up in (mall lotv, between two and three cwt each, for the convenience of Purchafers ; and furtker Particulars may be known by applying to Meffts. Inglis, Ellice and Co London; or to Marrs Cobb and Co. Margate. N. B. About to cwt. of Nicaragua Wood will be fold at the fame titre..-NlargAte, April 6, 11107. A MOST DESIRABLE FM - ATE, Only Two Miles front Bath, formerly parcel of Prior Park Elate and lately belonging to J. Mighell, Efq. decvafed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. KNIGHT, At the Caftle and Ball Inn.in Bath, on Tueftlay the 14th of April, Soy, at Twelve &Clock, olimprifing ABOUT to 6 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND, with Biro., Cxtle-fheds, and Cottages, in the Parilb of Mnekton Comtie ; and about 23 ACRES of FRFAIHOLD. and S ACRES of ASEHO ID LAND, in the Parifh of Lyncombe and Wideombe, the whole lying within a ring fence, interfeded by two fossil pieces of ground: alto, the Inheritance in Fee Simple of abut 3 Acre: of Lan3, in the Patith of Monekton Combo, with Paper Mill and Premifes thereon, granted by the late Proprietor for 99 years, referving 521. I.oB.per annum.— fhe Lands confift of arable, meadow, pafture, and wood; covered with a flouriflaing growth of Timber, and are molt advantageoutly fituated on the Southern Declivity of the Hill, extending from Combe Down nearly to the Bank: of the Somerfetthire Coal Canal, to which the Elate is open. Several acres of the ground contain very deep ftrata of the fmelt Bath ftone, which, from the communication with the Canal, might he quarried with a certain and eonfulerable profit. The eftate is watered by a great number of fminp, many of which have been lately concentrated for the ufe of a paper•mill, and now admit of being muft advantageoufly employed in fupporting other mills. Platlllf2aol2C.S, or works, for which the 6tuation is fingu lady well adapted. The contiguity of the eltate to Bath,and con. quent facility of manuring, affords a conftant opportunity of improvement ; and the romantic beauty of the adjacent tcsnery. together with the grandeur of the diftant views, render feveral parts of the property peculiarly eligible fur the 6te of villa, more especially as the pretence of !tone and timber would confiderably reduce the ordinary expellees of building. For further particulars, apply to the Auetioneer, at Devises ; or Mr. B. Wiligrove, Bath. And fur a view of the pranks, to William Jeffreys, Combs Down. FOREIGN BOOKS. Thh day was publithed, SUPPLEMENT au CATALOGUE des Livees Fracas, Allemande, Hollandois, Suedois, lealiens. Efpagnols, &c. que fe vendert chez T. Dooley, No. 4, Broad-Itreet. NOUVELLE OUVRAGE DU GENERAL DUMOURIEZ Aujourd'hui eft puhtie, prig 4s. 6d eartonni. CAMPAGNES du Marechal de SCHOMBERG en Portugal, depuis l'Annee 156 a jufqu'en e 668. Park GENERAL DUMOURI I. '• C'eft au cur que je psrle, et non pas i I'cfprit." Chez RICH A D PtttLLITS, Bridge ftreet. Blackftiara ; Deb aff.. Gerrard-ftrect ; Dalai• et Co. Solio-fquare. SYNONY MES. This day was publiihetl:p;ic;6s.iniioards. in one clofely printed Volume. D ICTIONNA I RE UNIVERSEL des Synonymes de la ;.angue Francoife. Par M. L'ABBE de LEVIZAC. .... .... __ Printed for Rica' Aan Po; Lt.' Ps. No 6, Bridge- ftreet, Black. friars; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. This clay were publifhed, price is 6d. COME THOUGHTS on the PRESENT STATE vf the ENGLISH PEASANTRY, written in coacquence of Mr. WHITBREAD's Motion, in the Houfe of Commons, Fe bruary 59, iBc7; relative to an Amendment of the Pooa LAWS, By J. N. BREWER. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row. In the Prefs, and will be publilbed in a few days. OBSERVATIONS on the POO it LAW S, with a lhort view of Mr. WHITBREAD'. Bill, now Wore Parliament, and a Comment on it, By JOHN BERKELY MONCK, Efg. --Fcreuoda Virorum, Paupertas fugitur. LUCAN. Sold at R. Bickeritaff's, Strand; and at Hatchard's, Piccadilly. Early lit May will be publithed, in One Vol. Dem) , Odtavo THE JOURNAL of a Tout: through IRE. - 11 - LAND, in the Year 1806,--Deferibing an iter of above um thoufami Englilb miles. By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. An infide View of the Subterrantous Temple at New Grange, in the County of Meath, will he given as a Frontifpieee. Printed for William Miller, Albemarlc.areet This day was publithed, In fix volumes, royal odtavo, price 31. in quires, A new Edition of pm HISTORY of the REBELLION and CIVIL WARS in ENGLAND, By EDWARD EARL of CI.ARENDON, Some time Lord High Ch . mceler of England. Oxford : Printed at the Clarendon Preis, and fold by Payne and Mackinlay, Strand, London ; and J. Cooke. Oxford —Where may be had all the Works printed at the above Preis. POPULAR INFRODUC PION TO ASTRONOMY. This day was publilbed, illuftratedscith numerous large Copper - plates, on a plan entirely new, price Four Shillings and Stxpence, with an allowance to Schools, THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS, and of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, writte in a famili-r and po • pular manner, adapted particularly to the p..rur4l of Young Pg.r- Cons, and efpecially calculated to promote and fimplify the Rudy of Agronomy to Perfons of all Ages. Printed fur RICHARD PHILLIPS.BIidge ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by Ta:sart at the Juvenile I.ibrary, New Bond ftrcet, and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom alto may be bad, The WONDENS 01 the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the Won den of the Creation, in Objets comparatively minute, illuarated with very large Plates—Price 33. 6d. in Boards. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. This day was publithed, elegantly printed, price even Shillings in Boards. T'HE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI CAL FRAGMENTS. By MISS OWENSON, - Author of the NOVICE Of Sr. DOMINIC, the WILD IRISS Gilt., &c. &c. Trifles light as alr..-SHAKESPEARL. Vrai papillon de Parnaffe —LA FON"! AIN6. Printed for RICHARD Pniumn, 6, Bridge Itreet ; and fold by f. ARCHER. M. KEENE, N. MAHON, W. DOODALE, E. COL BERT, and W. WA rsoN, Dubin; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may he had, The Second Edition of 'Ehe NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four Volumes. Price t Bs. The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo• fumes. 135. 6d. The Eighth Edition of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three Volumes. 133 6d. Sin JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau • tiful Engravings. 410. 21. 3S. lIISIORY. This day Was publithed, printed in Demy tame. flmilar to Ma vor's Nepos, and BlAir's Clafs-Book, Btultrated by a large Map , price 6s. bound, and lettered on the back, ANCIENT HISTORY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS exhibiting a fummary View of the ICfe, Pro grefs, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of the Various Nations of Antiquity, from the earn& Records of Time to the Fall of the Roman Empire. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Chritt's College, Cambridge ; Matter of the Free Grammar School, at Raventtondale, in Welt. moreland; Author of the Grammar of Hiltory, of the Archeo- - - . logia Grmea, &c. &c. &c. Printed for Ric ii AaD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black- Mars ; and to be had of all Bookiellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may alfo be had, a. The GRAMMAR Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by mean; of which that important branch of knowledge may, for the firft time, he pradtieally taught in fehools. By the Rev. J. Robinfon, price 3s. bound in green. 1. Moo zits Hi STOR v, from the Age of Charlemagne to the end of the Year t 806, onthe plan of the above-defcribed Ancient Hif. tory. By the Rev.) . Robinfon, price Gs. bound and lettered. [Eo be ready in April, 11307.] 3. UNIVERSAL HISTORY, ancient and modern, by W. Mayor, LL D. &c &c &c. in 25 portable Volumes, price on fine and large paper 61 5S in boards, and on com.ron paper, 41. 13s 6d in boards. Any Volume, or particular Hittory, fold feparately at Ss and at 35 9d per volume. 4. The Hirroav of ENGLAND, in a (cries of Letters addreffed to a young l.sdy, by Charlotte Snii-h, in 3 vols. price i 0 bound. J. The HISTORY of ENGLAND MI ear) , and elegant Verfe. by W. 1 R. Johnfon, adapted to the Memory of Ckillren at an early age, price as 6d half.boura. 6. 7 - e HISTORY of Eno 24/40, illisftrated with numerous plates byW. Mayor, LL D. &c iii a vils. price I2S and los neatly bound. 1 7. ROMAN HISTORY, by the fame, 3 volumes..., 151 B. G REC I A N HISTORY, by the fame, s volumes, ICS 1 9 The Biographical, Hi ft orical, and Chronological Diectionary, including i 5,030 names of all claire& and couutries, by J. Watkins, ILLD. price 16- in boards. N. 8.--All the above mentioned Works are exprefsly adapted to the bufinefs of Education, andto the improvement of thole per. ifons who, on account of the pre vious want or im p erfedtion rf fimi • lar Books have ne(leeted the important Rudy of Hiftory. Mott of them have already been adopted in the great public Schools of the Empire, and there which have recently been publithed, will, it is ; to be prefumed, be found worthy of Ggailar gillin4iun. I mot 31X-PENCZ DR. VALPY'S ASSIZF. SERMONS. MESSRS. RICAI(1)SON take the liberty of H informing the Public, that they have procured a few Copies of there Sermons, fur which ievtral applin!ions have been made. price 3s. levied. Where may he had,•hy the fame, The ANNIYERSAIZ,Y SERMON of the ROYAL HUMANE SICIETY, with Notes and Append 4. The Sixth Edition. price as. A SERMON, Preached at the CONSECRATION of the COLOURS of the READING VOLUNTEERS, with Notes price as. 6d. •„• The New Edition of the fir? Part of Dr. Yalpy's Greek Grammar is printed, hut cannot he had feparately as before. The whole will he ready in a kw weeks On Thurfday the t6th of April, will be Tibiae& in Foolfcap Ocitavo, price 8s bound, cmbrllithed with a Charaderiitid Fronufpi , ce, QTULTIFERA NAVIS ; or, The MODERN SHIP of FOOLS. • /Err Perenniut. Alp for the Horfe—a Bei& for the Aft—nand a Rod for the Fool's Back. Prin!eci for William Miler, Alhemarl••ftrret. N. B. The above iv an origins' compnfninn, founded on the plan of Al zander Barclay',. celebrated Trntilation of the Ship of Fools, printed in folio, A. D t 5 78. OSSIAN IN THE ORIGINAL. This day Piss publithed, in three vols. royal Bv.i. price O. 21. In boards, or eltgantly printed on imperial palm . , price 31. t3s. 6d• THE POEMS rtf OSSIAN in the ORIGINAL -I- GAELIC, with Literal Tranflations into Latin, by the late KOBER MAC FARI. AN, A. M. together with a Differtation on the Authenticity of the Puemq, by Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. and a Tranfhtion from the of the Abbe Cefarotti's Critical Differtation on the Controyerfy refpeeting their Authenti city. with Notet and a Supplemental Ethy, by JOHN bd'AR THOR, LL. D. London : Printed icy W. Bulmer and Co and puhlifhed under the fanttion of the Highland Society of I.nndon, by G and W. Ni• col, Bookfelkrs to Majefly, Pall tthll ; Creech, Bell and Bi ad fute, Condable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Arches, Dublin. GRIESBACH's GREEK TESTAMENT, Vol. 11. This day was publithed, royal In octavo, price 14$ 11l boards. movug T ES T AMENTUM GR /E CE ; Ti %tom ad fidcm Codicum verfionum et Patron receduit, et Leaiones ♦arietatum adjicit, D. JO JAC. GRIESBACH. Vol. 11.—Adta ct Epiftola Apoftokrum, cum Apoealypfi com pl:•teas. Pawed at Halle, in Saxony For Payne and Mackinlay. No. 87, Strand, London. Where may alto be had, the ilrft twa v•Atime, of a Iplendid Edition of the above Work, contaitmig the Four Gofpels in Greek, printed on a Ilnzularly elegant type, and on royal quarto, wove pars, price Five Guineas, in boards. Next week will he publiihed, handfornely printed in Two Volumes Quarto, and illuitrate.2 with I: n z ravings INT-I EMO KS of JOHN LORD ne JOINVILLE, Grind Senefchal of Champagne, written by ; con taining a HISTORY of PAR!' of the LIFE of 101313 IX King of France, furnamed St. Louis, including an account of that kiug's expedition to Egypt, in the year 1248 To which are added NOTYS and Dicsears:rions of M. do Cange on the above, together with the Dili - et-rations of M. Le Ba ton dela Battie. on the Life of Sr. Louis; w k Evelque de la 113- valiere, and M. Falconet, on the Alfillins of Syria ; from the Memoirs de l'Acadcmie de Belles Lewes et Infcriptions de France." The whole tranfi ited By THOMAS JO HNES, Efq. M.P. Printed at the Hafod Prefs, for Longman. Hurit, Rees, and Ornie, Paternolter-row; and J. White, Fleet-ftreet. Of whom may he bad, lately publifhcd, the Second Edition of SIR JOHN FROISSART'S CHRONICLES of ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, and the Adjoining Countries, from the latter Part of the Reign of Edward 11. to the Coronation of Henry IV. Newly trantlated from the French editions, with variations and ad ditions from many celebrated MSS. By THOMAS JOHNES, Ffq. M.P. To which is prefixed, a Life of the Author, an Eitly on his Works, a Critieirm on his Hißory, and a Differtarion on his NC* try. Illuftrated with s 9 Plates, in Twelve Volumes Bvo. Price 71 0. in Boards. Subferibers are requefted to complete their Sets inrreiliately. THE NEW REVIEW. This day was publilhed, Price Half a Crown, MINI stt IV. ('l'o be continued Monthly), Forming Two Volumes, at the grofs annual expence of 304. . T HE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LIFERARV CENSOR, for APRIL, 1837. Containing Analyfes—Criticifms—and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, Englilh and Foreign —Written By ME,MBERi of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this Number will belt kelpeak the VA RIETY, the Com FLETRN F:SS, the NOVELTY. at.d the PRO/APTI TUDE which it is intended (hall ftipereminently charaeterize this new Critical Journal. CONTENTS Or No. IV. THEOLOGY. HISTORY. Primitive Truth, in a Hiltory Burney's Britifli Neptune of the Internal State of the VOYAGES AND TRAVEL,. Reformation 'Waring 's Fon: to Sht.craz Biihop Horfley's' Charge tq the BIRLIAGE A Pll5. Clergy, Behe's Anecdotes of Litero. Nicholfun's Vindication of the Lure and Se.tree Booki Holy Scriptures roc I R Y. Nifbett's Attempt to difiday the Mickle's Poetical Works Original Evidences or. Chrif- Oxford Prize Poems tianity in their genuine Sim- •FilF DRAMA. plieity Tobin's Curfew Ryder's Sermon preached at NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Leict fter Williams on the Climate of Graves's Sermon preached at Great Britain St. Patrick's, Dublin POI ITICS. Newman's Sermon at the Bap- Lord Henry Petty's Speer% on tilt Monthly A irociat inn a Motion to bring is a Bill to Cracknell's Sermon at Iloaton provi.le for the more tih.e • Chapel tetzl Examination of the pub- MEDICINE. lie Accounts, tk.c. . . Pinel's Treatife on Infanity A fhort Vicw of the Political Anatomical ExamMations State of Great Britain and JURISPRUDENCE. Inland at the Opening of 9ugden's Pradical Treatife of the New Parliament, with the Law of Vendors and fame Remarks on the recent Purchakrs of Eftates fatal Mortality among Men ORIENTAL LITERATCRE of fplendid 'l'aletits, St.:. Gilchrift's britilh Indian Mo- Burke's South American Indc. nitnr, vol. 1 it. pentlerce BIOCR a PM'. Conci'e Statement of the (Zhef- The Hiftoric Gallery of Por. tion regarding the Abolition traits and Painting.. Ni). I. of the slave Trade Voltaire's Hittory, Life, and Mr. Whitbread's Speech deli. Campaigns of Charles XII. vertd in the Houle of Corn- King of Sweden mons on Nionday, Jan. 5, Burney's Naval Heroes of t ;7. on, the Subject Of the Great Britain late Negotiation with France Brattis's Authentic Narrative Lord Henry t'ear's Speech of the Death of l.ord Nelfon delivered in the Committee Memoir' du Comte Jofeph de of Finance, J in. 29. 187 Putfaye Y ORLI G N LI ['FEATURE. Warkin.'s Biographical, Kilo. PRANCE. rical and Chronological Die. Pantheon Chinois. ou Parallele tionary entre le Culte R.-ligienx, &c. Osford; Printed by and for Slitter and Monday. High itr,.. s ; and to be had on the Firti Day of every Month of all BookfeAers, • Dealers in Books, and Poltmailterl thrcuglsoir. the United King i dom. P