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Pr"' • _ . •• , • , • ~~ -- --3' "+~ -*" Y -...- • - • I . , ": t 4 (a ~ alt. 'r, % ' ~A • v.. i: lltl •IL, • • •i1..9.1 4 • i .. . i~ ~~tri` It ' I. • .. . L 1 ' . ' 1,4 . WEDNESDAY, F. 13 - R - UARY 7, 1816. PRICE S s RVEN-PR rhn;SR 90"' FT — • OFFICZ OP ORDNANCE; ?Awry 2, 1816. THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS of PM JESTrs ORDNANCE a kr* Notia, :%VHEREAS GEORGE DENT, heretofore of Richmond, in the County of Yolk, then and Wool. len Draper, and late of Gilling, in the said County, Wine and Spirit Merchant, bath by indenture bearing date the etth day of January instant, Assigned over all his Estate and Effects its James Newhouse, of Caldwell, in the said County, Spirit Met. chant, and Edward Macfarlan, of Richmond afiyesaid, Amor : ney at law, in trust, for the equal Benefit if all his Creditors. Notice is hereby given, that the said indenture of A.siginue.t lodged at the Office o f ? the said Edward Maefarlan, for th, in. spection and signature of the Creditors of the said George Dent. And that such of them an shall refuse or neglect to execute the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ?RESENT EVENING, their Majesties , ' s e rvants will perform ACCUSATION; OR, THE FAMILY OP ANGLADE. T$ PSISCIPAL CHAP ACTSSII IT PASS CARR, Mr. BARTLEY. Mr. WALLACE., EP HILLIPS, Mr. CARR, Mr. P0W111.1., Mr. HT, Mr. 8 . PEN I.EY„ Mr BARNARD, sr. K NIG t orsit, Masa KELLY, Mies COOKE, Mae COW , Mrs. CAUSE, Mr% SCOTT. After vrbieb the new Fate called .MY SPOUSE AND I. Sri PRINtIIPAL CMIASACTSIS IT VILA mY, Mr. H A jit LEY, Mr. oxsztay, d GATTIE, Mr. Hint HES, Str..smi H, Mr. BARNARD. sip %ELIA, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. lb. 00 , play , relied Accused= ; or, The Pa icily of Aastide, b e prated every Tea*, Wedomey, sals a . A New Way to Pay Old Debts. tel opo ruing Ladles will make their list esietWalew le Ase cliammen of Rahn end Pl** I'M. day was published, price us. id. • A .)1* ADDRESS to the PROPRIETORS of BANK ATOCK, on the MANAGEMENTIO the o ° - YERNOR and DIRECTORS of the RANK of ENGLAND, and on the LAWS relating thereto. By DANIEL BEAUMONT PAYNE, E•q. Printed for 1. Hatelsard, tue, I►leeadltly, and J. M. Rlcflard sen, ConehilL ..... That Propo sals will be received it their Mee in Pafl-MaU, on or before MONDAY, the ifth Instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of IRONMON; GERM ARTICLES for service of this Department, for a va ried of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first gear, upon atria of three Months, at tke option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Once in the Tower; and further 7unetstare, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pai -1 Mail aforesaid, any day between die hours of ten, and four o'clock, where the Proptends must be delivered, sealed up and endoried, " Proposals for Ironmongery Articles;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will on Tesige 'deed unless the party making it, a an Assoc hada loshaireball weal. By Oida et elle ilearti, PRIVATE LUNATIC AStL(JMS. This day was ptibEstaal, price 3s. 6d. OBSERVATTONS on the LAWS relating to PRIVATE LUNATIC ASYLUMS; and particularly on i Bill fur their Alterttion, which passed the House of Corn dons, in the year' 11116. " Ipso etism lee eitpiunt at jure resrantar," Ptiblished by Josiah Corder, le s St. Paul's Church oyard. rattle on or before the 27th day of March next,w:ll be excluded all benefit arising therefrom. Alt persons who stand indebted I the sail George Dent are requested to pay their respective Debts to the said 'fruateet, without delay; oth.rwlse actions will be contmencrd against them for the reeovery thereat. Richnrod, January 30, 1416. • CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY. This day was publisbed,ln !leo. the Third Edition , price 9s. kds. ASKETCH of MODERN and ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, for ill., Use of tirhools. Sy SAMUEL' DU runt, D Head Mister of the *oral Free. rammar School of Shrewsbury. Printed for Lowman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. floater-row. " This work has the merit of Aping an inconvenient chink or chasm of English literiture, and is the best shore vernacular vo- Wan en the subject."—Montnly Review, May 1114. SALES BY AUCTION. IPSWICH, SUFFOLK. Genuine, Elegant, and Fashionable' HOUSEHOLD. FURNI. TURE, Grand Pianoforte, by STODARi. Pier and Chinani ,Glassea.Miirotti v elsina, Glass, Small Library of Books, Cellar of Choice Old Wine, a Brown. Mare, Greats-bridled ctabe and Harness, Saddle, Briedes, Brewing Uterraits, ate. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, St. Helen's, Ipswich. l'o at octitow, the Ph of February, 1816, and following day, at Eleven &Cluck, By Order of the Proprietor, Captain UT I'ER l'ON,eiing abroad, rrHE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD . J. FURNITURE, comprising capital Four-post Bedsteads, with Mahogany Pillar and Chintz Cotton Furiii•ure., Sots, Tent and other Bedsteads and Furniture., prime seasoned Fea ther Beds and Bedding, elegant suitas of Dra a ing•ru and Dining-parlour Curtains, with fringed drape Hes in Chintz Cot tog, and Marine; an exceedingly tine-toned Grand Pianoforte, excellent Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes. 'Cheats of Drawers, Bookcases, Washing and Dressing fable. ? Card, Pentbroke,Sofa, and other Tables; in Rosewood and Mailugan, , Grecian tran-e.l Dining-parlour and Drawing-room C , sairs, Coucties, Sofas, &s : hand.ume Pier, and Chimney G13P.1,5, Mirrors. Brussels eta other Carpets, Hearth-rugs, China, Glass, small Library of books. Cellar of line-flavoured old Wines, a Brown Mafe, Green-bodied Chaise and Harness, Saddles and ilrisiles, an excellent brace of Spanish Duelling Piccolo, smsll Model of a Vessel. 1 elescopo on brass stand, Fenders and Fire-irns, numerous Kitclien Re quisites, Brewing Utensils. Gardsn Tools, Melon-names, Hand bghts, and various ocher Effects. To be riew:.l by applying un the Premises, nn W.-dfesA.ay preceding the Sale. Catalogues may bis had at Six;•ence each, un the Premises; and of Mr. Rolans, Warwick-street, Gulden square, Loi:dlit. fa TiglitilitolfaX, coVEWlreciAltD2ll , t ; .pagaZiT EVENING* will -be . lir. to • . fawned, • ' • • 00-SUMER NIGHT • B DREAM. IsTasonaits.s, , • . 1 Th e seus, Kiss of Athens, Mr. CONWAY ; gaps, Mr. EGERTOiIk; Lysaiitler, Mr. ABBOTT; --.., Mt. SINCLAIR 1 'Mounts, Mr. HAMERTON I • Quince, the Carpeißins Mr. EMERY ; Snug, th- jotoer,Mr.TOKELY ; -• ---5........, Mr. LISTON ; Thai, theilellows •lir, Mr. SIMMONig, Sheet, the Tinker Mr. 'BLANCHARD; --- tz t Marveling, the ilia', Mr. MENAGE. • • Hernia, Miss STEPHENS ; Minolita, Miss LOGAN; Helena, Miss FOOTE. CAICIES. Oberon, Mr. DURusgr ;. Titania, Mrs. FAUCIT; ?gator Robin Goodfellow, Miss S. BOOTH; it fairy, Mrs. LIS I ON; Seeped Fairy : Miss MATTHEWS ; Id Flury, Mrs. IltsHOP ; Faint' Fairy, Mrs. S ['BRUNO; h• Fairy, Miss BURRELL; Stith Fairy, Miss MAC AL gE; Seventh Fairy, Miss CARk.W; Eighth Fairy, Muter M 3. To which T wiT b E e added, the new TFOLIO; Drama, called • H PORTFOLIO OR, THE ANGLADE FAMILY. 11111C1fAL CIA ItACTILIt $ if Mr. C. KIMBLE, Mr. ABB° 1 f,-Mr. TERRY, Mr. EGERTON, Mr. MAT HEWS, Mt.'IOIOELY, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. JE,FFERIES ;. Ihs. •IGERTON, Mrs. FAUCIT, sad Miss WORCMAN. A m u mmer Mtght's Dream mil be acted every Monday, easeetialood Friday, till further notice. fir, Shahspeare's Measure for Measure. R. N. CBI W, Sesnikarg, ARMY CONTRACr. 1 Commissary in Ciders Me, Great George-street, London, 55th January, 1816. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, aid Barracks, la the usder-tucaticned islands : This day Was path/hid, price £3. I ss. ad. boards, In One Volume !to. illustr;ted by Two Maps and t! Piates, IS of which ate coloured, AN ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM of CAU. BUL, and its Dependencies in Persia, Tartary, and India; comprising a View of the Afghaun Nation; and a Hist ay of the Dooms:see Monarchy. By the Hon. MOUNTSTUART ELPHINSTONE, Of the Hon. East India Company's Service ; Resident at the ,Conn of Poona; and late Envoy to the Kong of Catalan'. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; add John Murray, Albemarle-strew ‘ GUERNSEY, JERSEY, ALDERNEY. rm. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 45th day of March next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and matted, '1 eneet fur Army Supplies," will be relived at this OMce on or before Monday, the nth day of February (but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by post, the pod age must be paid. One Proposal most be new!o for the whole of the Islands, and the Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly 1111--d up, hy two Persons of known property en gaging to become hound wit! , the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Pat neuters, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Propoial will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and tie price expressed in words at length. EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER: • This day was published, In One Thick Volume Octavo, prier One Guinea, in boards, THE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER for 1813. Ceutaining the History of Europe for the Year—Reflections on Trial by leery in Civil Causes in Scotland —Chronicle of Public Occurtences—Public Financial Accounts —Gazettes—State Papers—Births—Marriages—Drat hs and Pro- . motions—New Pubitcations--Miscellattes—Grogiisal Poetry— and Index. Printed for Lineman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne, Pa ternoster-raw ; and bollantyne and Cs. Edinburrh. Of wt em may be tad, the former Volumes, iron the Com• mencentent in 1808. LIFE IN rElil:.: 4 T 43. 10s. Issuing mat FREEHOLL) i'REMImiN t in LORR-STREET, WAPPINU, and LOWER aMITHHELD. By Mr. ROBINi, _ _ _ Particulars of the Couttacts may be had upon application at this 01raze, Iwtween the hours of eleven and eve ; at the Olee of De,•uty t;ommissary General Coope, Guern.ey ; and at the OMee ui 1/eputy Consitossary General Wright, let•ry. 741 a day were published. POR r OF FALMOUTH. • TO 111% SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the HonourAbir Commissioners of his Male:ifs Cu toms, on I u [SLIME', Frbruary uO, Itil6, at ten ck.lock it the Forenoon. at the Costom.hou e in this Port, ►pHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: • At Garraway'e Ccffee-house, 'Change Alice, Cornhill. on Tunas. DAY, Feh. ISIS. at Twelve, by order of the Aselnieee, THE LIFE INTERES l' of Mr. Jo Sisal:Tr, •u,: aged I:iffy-One Years, to the REN I'S and P.toi,l Issuing out of THREE :itfastanttal DWELLING-110UaEi, situatd Nos. 49, 50 and It, in Ii sr.street, Wattying, and No. 31, Lower Batt Smithfield, in the occnpattun of Mr. Hutmen, Mr. 140110W3f, Cainaat 13oyle, And Mr Charles Milt, re-puce. able Tenanis nn Lease and at Wil;. Ihe pre-ent Rental One Hundre.l.md Forty-three litturvis Fen Shillings per Annum. . sor TV() BLANKS TO A PRIZE II NO FIXED PRIZE. PUTT THOUSAND GUINE4S IN GOLD, labki Two liitleine, Two of £5,000, Flee of £l,OOO, and hi Thawed - Pm Sunhat and Slaty other Prizes of 4MO, Awe, £lOO, &c. BIGINS DRAWING VALENTINE'S DAY, FEE U. ry- CARRALLanilits die auattios of thollebii• J. to the above desirable Scheme, mei mists that a mere enrol of it will be sufficient to induce his Friends to honour Webb their commands, at No. 7, Column..., and 26, Oa r/4sman., where, in the last Lowery, N 0.1147, drawn Prise ,000,wu sold In Eleven Shares. In One Vol. 4to. illustrated by a Map and Twslre Engravings, price £3. Is. boards, TRAVELS in the lONIAN ISLES, in_ALBA NIA, MESS ALY, and GREECE, iti t I 2 and txi 3. Together with an Account of a Residence at inannina, the Ca pital and Court of Ail Pasha; and with a more cursory Sketch of a Route through Attica, the Morra, &c. • By HENRY HOLLAND, Id D. F.R.S. kc. &c. 40 .• The principal object of this work is to afford. sk...rctstilt of the scenery, inhabitants, natural history, and antiquities of those parts of Greece, which hare been hitherto more partial!) , known or described. 96 lbs. Tobacce ' 576 Pots Blacking 6 Snuff 9 Bag+ Corks • 37 Sesars 12 Work Botts • 516 Pepper 1 Box Shell, 71 Coffee 6 Bundles Mats 17 Chocolate 5 Coats 46 Cocoa 7 Waistcoats IS doz. pr. Cotton lime 1 Silk pelisse 24 Braces Some miter anicles of Wearing 2 Mits Apparel sni pair Shoes IS Lisbon Baskets 17 Boots 1 Piece Broad Cloth 46 lbs. Pins 14 Mullin Shawls 185 Soap 7 Hats 17 pieces Mahogany 1 Piece Nankeen 24 I.ignum Viz 8 Bottles Medicine 470 Planks, ends, /cc. 24 Paintings 85 Spars 46164. Tea 78 doz. Cotton Shawls and 3231b5. Salt Handkerchiefs • selbs. Seed 40Ibs. Thread 900164. Cheese 65 pieces Ferreting, Ste. i3l9lhs. Sugar 163 Lace 881bs. Tapia.* 7 Muslin 56165. Arrowroot S linen and Cotton 641bs. 'Tamarinds t Cambric -' 7 Bottles Pickles 32 Lace Shawls 31 Pots and Bet. Sweet:Meats 8 Silk Shawls k Handker- 6 Bottles of Honey chiefs 3 Old Boats broken up 97 Veils Some Foreign Books Also, 35 Shawls and Handkerchiefs, and 3 Pieces, %reign Silk, for exportation. The Goods may be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday preceding the day of Sake. . •••••••••=mINIIII. _ . Particulars may bad tin the Prensis.es; of bleasrs. Glee Ind Son s bislicituri s No iu, street ; at Garrawar's; ais4 of Mr. Rubins, Wary/let-tree t, ('.olden-aquare. Pi toted fur Longman, Hurst, RP,I:, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, RICKMERSWORTH, HERTS. VAI.U.AI3i F. FREEtiQL.D ESTATE. Abort TWEN IT-FOUR ACRE`t of rick Water, Meadow, and Arable LAND, with trout Stream, and Abundance of Brick Hearth, aiijuiuing the Grand Junction Caual. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Comb'll, on Too a DAT, February el!, tP.I 6, at twelve so'Clokk, by order of rho Assignees of Mr. !ono S TRUT - r, A.VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE: comprising about TWEN I Y-FOUR ACRES of rich Water, Meadow, and Arable LAND, lying compact, situate opposite to Moor Park, a short distance from iticktnerswortis. l'he Land abounds with rich Loam, adapted fur the purpose of a Nursery, Market Gardener, or Brick-maker, being contiguous to several cavital Market lowns, and the facility of conveyance to all parts by the means of the Grand Junction Canal, which bouhds the Estate on the North Site. 'EXT.WEDN ESDAY,V A LENTIN's DAY, ONLY ONE LOTTERY, And ALL THE CAPITALS FLOATING ! The proportion of Prizes to Blanks is double, The proportion of Blanks to Prizes is only half what it has been in late Lotteries. 50,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD, divided into Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of 20,000 Pounds, Sterling, Two Piizes of 5,000 Pounds, ditto, Fire Prizes of 1,000 Pounds, ditto, Sm. Ice. Ste. being NOT TWOBLANKS TO A PRIZE! 'Pekes and Shares are selling by HAZARD, lIURNE, and Co. Contractors, Royal Exchagge ; in the late and former Lotteries, have sold Prizes to the amount of Two Millions sterling ! Tbis day was published. price 4;. 6d. Wand, GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY. Selected by A LADY, for the Use of her own Children. The Tenth Edition, enlarged by the insertion of die new Political Arrange. ments; also, an Introduction to A::cient Geography, and a short •Vescription of the Solar Systtm. Viu.orated with Maps. London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, AvtoMaria-lane; F. C. and J. Rivington ; Scatcher4 and Ls ttennan ; Walker and Edwards; Darton, Harvey, and Darton ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne ; J. Mawman ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy t and Gale and Fenner. This day was r üblisbrd, price Ss. bound, The Fourth Edition, with ismerous Improvements, ASCHOOL DICTIONARY; or, Entick's - English Dictionary Abridged and adarod to the Use of Schoob; containing only the Roots of Words, and those of ins• portance and utility, and omitting derivative, obsolete, vulgar, and unusual words. To be viewed by applying at Hampton Hall,where Particulars may had, at the Swan, Rick merswotth ; Huey Arms, Watthrt; ; Wool Pack, St. Alban's; Wiiite Horse, sUshridge; Red Lion, Southall; Old Hats, kaling! of Me.srs. Gale and Son, Solici tors, 70, Batingliall-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.straa, Golden-square, where a Pan of the Estate may be Kett. . I k4. don! wia ICHARIVON, GOOD LUCK, and CO. + return thanks to their friends and the public, for the liberal crt they have hi•hereo experienced, and respectfully solicit rim= of their favours in the present Lottery, which will Pence *awing the, ith of FEBRUARY. The original ea et not Two Blanks to a Prize is now restored, with the maws of Golden Capitals to the amount of 50,0J0 By the Rev. DAVID BI.AIR, Authored' the Class Book, Reading Exercises, &c. &c. London: Printed for Law and Wiiittoker, 13, Aye Maria-! lane; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate , and Browne; Baldwin, Craock, and Joy; and John Soutar, Parernoster•row ; W. Dar ton, Holborn-hill; and C. Cbapple, • CHI/40:fi WORM LOZENGE!". WORMS are allowed to be the most frequent sources of Children.' Diseases :—Their Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an Irre gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and pfren prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure for these alarming cotupl.dnts, the above excellent Mediclne-ts allowed, on the testimony of some of the highest characters in this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its efficacy in their own f.miites , s:amps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boast: Sold at Messrs. Butler and . Son., No. 4, Cheapslde, I ond-m, In packets at is. lid. and holm's, 4s. tt.l an 1 64. Sti. and aku by th•• principal Booksellers and M •licine•V••nders in every town. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOK. Just published, and recommended to Familes and Visitors of .France, price is, boards, or 7s. bound, the Second Edition, carefully corrected, enlarged, and improved, of iIHE FRENCH STUDENT'S VADE ME 1. CUM; or, Indirpensable Companion in which are played the different Cases of Persons and Things, as required by al! the 'French Verbs and Adjectives, the different Prepositions which may govern those required by the Substantives, and the different Moods which must follow the Conjunctions. By the Rev. P. C. LE VASSBUR, A Native of France, and Chaplain of the Cathedral of Lisieux. Printed for the Author, to, Upper Temple street, Birming ham sold by Baldwin, Craddock, and Joy, and J. Sauter, Pater noster-row; Law and Whittaker, 19, Ave-Maria-lane; Nunn, Bossey, De Conchy, and Dolma and Co. London; by K. label, High-street, Birmingham; and all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. For the Opinions of this Work, see Anti-jacobin, April, 1809 Critical Revievt, April, 1809—Ditto, Serics 3d, June, 1810— and British Critic, January, 1811. • dal el, SCHEME CONTAINS II Prizes of 25,000 Guineas la Gold. S - • 020,000 2 X V" AS in Money. 4,465 of £l,OOO, .4500, £2OO, Ste. &e. Stc. Tidos sad Shares are on Sale at the Offices of RICHAIDION, Tits day was published, price 10s. Id. In boards, By T. CADILL and W. DAVIES, Strand, Dedicated (by permission) to I leutenant-General Sir John Francis Cradoct, Kteght of the Orders of the Bath and Crescent. and' embellished with a handsome Frontispiece of the Table Moun tain, and a Chart of Saldanla Bay, the,Third Edition, with Additions, of THE IMPORTANCE of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE as a COLONY to GREAT BRITAIN, inde pendently of the Advantages it possesses as a Military and Naval Station, and the Rey to our Territorial Possessions in India. By RICHARD BARNARD FISHER, Es 1. .ar I IDLUCK ' and Co. Stock Broken, Bank tliaries Cross; where in the last Lottery the following Ca -1 Prises we re sold In Shores : • 3 per Cent. Consols: ieSO,OOll • 20,300 11,000 503 18,648 5,692 16,480 17,723 19,404 300 9,210 Nip 200 dim by Post IPM Hoot with the strictest attention. TO "111 E ADMIRERS Of (7 , I..UsSY 800 I S. DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS, VOLUME THE FOU it'l'ti. This day was published, elegantly printed in 4to and illustrated with numerous Engravings, price £4. 14$. 6d. in boards, the LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T.BEG leave most respeceflill y to tecortlrnend to Neu the use of my invaluable Composition of JAPAN BLACKING, which preserves and bofteps the I.eathcr, and et, parts the mostteautitul jet black ever beheld ; ,words cannot set torth hs just probe, nor its CTAriscaudant qu slider be truly known but by experience. •„• Ladist will find by the' continued use of this eminently• superior blacking, that their Hlif...ll4ots and Walking Shoes will be kept soft and pliablr, and moat damp, with the eilancies of is brilliant lustre. A single Bottle may be had, as specimen, at my Manufactory, and by the•principal Poormakere, Oilmen, and Perfumers, at all the great Towns in the Kingdom.-1 have the houour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, your own obedient , td humble servant, • R ICILI RD TUItNEA. No. 114, London-road, Soathstack, Nov. 1, 1815. AGENTS. Fourth Volume of - - - TRAVE LS . in Various Countries of EUROPE, • ASIA, and AFRICA. i By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. A few Copies on large paper, price .es. as. in hoards. ••• This Volume will form the third and last Section of Part tlie ;second, of the Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Laud, containing an Account of the Author's Journey from Athens by Land, to Constantinople ; with a Description of the North of Greece, Macedonia, and Thrace. h will also be accompanied by a Supplement, relating tp his Journey from .Constantinople to Vienna; and to a Malt that be paid to the Gold and Silver Miner, of frikaatiry. 50,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD! • BICH'S IX? WEDNESDAY, 14TH OF FEBRUARY. Two Prizes of SS,OOO Gotneas, Two Prises of 410,060 Sterling, Two Poises of iespoo Sterling, &e. Ece. Etc. 4, CORNHILL, sad 9 CHARING-CROSS. BISH, of the aboie old-established Offices, tn»st ~' i rftfcttfully solicits the attention of his best Friends, the or, to the beau Lottery, which commences Drawing on rice's Day. le Scheme consists of 20,000 Tickets, to be all *awn in one k 74 1 Four Days drawing. The Prizes amount to i€ 200,000, vitsie of which are to be paid in Sterling Money. Not Ilhalis to a Prize, and no Axed or attoobotl Capital whit- Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker, 4 1 CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, _ Where in the last Lottery, he sold Two - pris e / ag Iso,ooo is One „. •Cso,ooo other Capitals in 3 per Cott. Comas, and bathe Two Contracts previous, Yris• of - .340,1100 • AMAMI One Three - ~~ ..- 0• ~!~ _. i, g! , , BUCHAN'S ADVICE TO MOTHERS. This day was published, in One Volume Octavo, price es. in , boards, the Second Edition, to which are added, various Re , . Marks and Improvements, front the original MSS. of the Au tbor, by his Son, of ' A DVICE TO MOTHERS, on the Subject of their Own Health, and on the Means of prom/clog the Rakich, String*, and Beauty of the* Offspring. Bp WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Caep of Physicians. Edinburgh, and Author of "Domestic Medicine." Printed foe T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Black wood. Edinburgh. Or whom may be bad„by rile same Author, Domestic httedielue • or, a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by isgimen and aimpfa MedieinesOilst Be dons Iwo. prise Ito..bi bore. _ ,rr ~. ~i.~.Y- alimatA'sorkNiaMm WALKER'S PeNOONCING DIC TIONARY, umpl?te, lo Octavo. This day was-published, in one largi Volume, octavo, without the smallest abridgment, price I is. in boards, a new Edition, being the Sixteenth, of A CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIO NARY, and Emma:or of the English Language; in which not en's the Meaning of every Word is dearly explained, and the hound of every Syllable distinctly sheens, but where Words are subject to different Pronunciations, the Authorities of our best Pronouncing Dictinuare- are fully exhibited, and the reasons fur each are at large displayed, and the preferable Pronunciation is pointed out. To which are prefixed, Priadples of English' Pro nunciation, in which the sounds of Letters, Syllables, and Words, are critically investigated and systematically arranged; the In fluence of. the Greek and Latin Acopt and Quantity, on the Accent and Quantity of Ore Englisir, ih thoroughly examined, i and clearly defined; and the Analoelei of the Language are so fully Mown, as to lay the foiusdation of a consistent .auti eatioual Promuotiatloa. Likewise, Rules to be observed by the Natives of Scotland, 'reload, and Landon, for avoiding their respective peculiarities; and Directions to Foreigners, for aclairiag a Knowledge of the Use Odds Dictionary . The Whole interspersed with Observation*, etyineingical, eritital, and scat:u miak:a By JOHN WALKER. • Aetbor of " Klement* of Elocution:la Rhyming Dictinassy," Ac. Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies; G. Wilkie ; Lougasans Ilnest a itees, Osnieomd Brown ; S. 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