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:,• . • r r-1 • , . • - . -,_ . • . • . . . • • . . . - . - , .. . . . .... - -.. ...t . l . .. ' -- ' . 1 - .10 - • .- ~.,5.'.•.. ii '. - ' • " - .. 1( 1 ' ..,, ..• ). C‘) 1 e Ik • , -4 • N, • • )'• . I*. • '''• : ',.:: ..• ‘ i . 4: , . c t ' Gi l' • .. , : . •. . , , %A:‘, • ~,, A - e ; • k‘ ". , • -- " 164 1 l'' ' e l: - '.` ''''• to I C' .1 I . . ( .......... t i... .i ' •:.? 1.. -- ,i., t: . • . _ . _. _._ • S 1 1. 4 `tlT ' r~+_ v 6911] . -SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1809 . `-rt3 [PRICE SI X-PENOE. , THEATRE ROYAI , HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 6, will be acted the Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART I. Henry the Fourth, King of England. Mr. MURRAY. Prinee of Wales ' Mr. C. KEMBLE. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. Hotspur, Mr. YOUNG. Lady Percy, Miss BRISTOW ; Hostess, Mrs.DAVENPORT. To wtich will-be added the Farce of RAISING THE WIND. Jeremy Diddler, Mr. LEWIS, (Being his last appearance in that character.) On Monday; The Tragedy of Hamlet; with Harlequin and Bother Goose. Tills day was p - abliehed, price Ss. id. `THOUGHTS uooe. the PRESENT STATE of OICIR'DOIVIESTIC utpAms, doming the Deeesslty of' an Adadalettstion formed no the basis of ao utiln of elates. Printed for C. ; and T. Slacblock. Itotal &dame: WW 1 / 4 e may be bad, I. . - OL Zetter,to the Right Hon. the Lord s• Mayor on the Subjea of Common Halls % Catnip bf= e s t d Parlianiontary Reform, Flat 11.--.01.71te Mine of S eattainiag aQ analpis Of co** Wirtne's cbaste, Ikle.e Ss. AIL • ARMY. ACAPTAIN in an Old Regiment, Single Bat talon, will exchange to Half-pay, without a difference.— Letters, post paid. (from Principals only) addressed to C. W. at Mr. I. Chstrases, No. 10, Dorset-street, Portman-square, will be attenlet: to. CAVALRY. TO BE SOLD for the regulation price, a Cornetcy in a favourite Regiment of Light Dragoons--Applications (post paid) addressed to 1. B. at Mr. Rubinson a, Hatter, N 0.482, Wind, will meet With immediate attention. DORSET. TO BE LET, partly Furnished, at Michaelmas next, DEAN'S COURT MANSION HOUSF, nearViin bcrae, with Double Coach-bouse, suitable Stabling, a good walk d Can't n, and about Twenty-two Acres of Pasture land adjoining, House. For further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid), to Mr. Ca 4lenvan, Solicitor, Wintborne. GI.ASS. ?TR. CHRISTIE, on the 18th and 19th of this .1- 1 " instant ay, will Sell by Auction, at his Loos F.tairt, l'arl-A/all, Er- ~ I . on, a most valuable e!?ti.l-t0.y.•?.-T CABINET OF STAINED GLASS.. ri sides vat ious grand subjects, which compose this Cc:Election, is a i inist.,-an Window, seventeen feet hiol, rep-v-4 sting the la A Ju•!gnlent, the Resurrection, and friumph of the Cross. I lie whole to be viewed, and catalogues had, at 6d. each, on I !:th instant, to the Sale. _ HEWLETT'S 1117.1 LE. THE First and Second Pats of this Work, which were out of print, having horn reprinted, complete Sets of Cie rust Pive Parts may now be bad of all Booksellers—the large paper at 9s. and the small paper at 75.. per Par. The entire Work will be completed in Twenty similar Parte, published Nlonthly. rridge-street, May 1, 1 140% CONTEMPOR :'eRY VOYAGES anti TRAVELS. TIC ,Nominptch;:vdc,olatii,dm FiE e mayof this interest ingWork is this be. hid of all Belokseth.rs, price V15.1.-Dal'A. The Numbers of the former Volumes, which were cit,t of print, being reprinted, and some of the Plates re-on:graved, nipltte sets in nine Volumes, or any single: Volume, may be k , l fall the Booksellers, price 1 ss. each. Work will continue to be published in Monthly numbers, r is 6d. and the Tenth Voliinie will be commenced on the Ist of lime, and contain several valuable and curious Accounts of re .tent l'o.ises and Travels. Br - icier-street; Mat 1, i&(' • BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous IL Hairs on the Farr, Neck, and Arms—HUßEßT's :ATE I•GWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant .aticle, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price four shil lMgs ; or two in one parcel, 7 thillings.—Sold by the Proprietor, wito!esale and retail, No. 23, Russell-street, Covent-garden ; O tertm, 47, Bond -street; Dunnett, 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, () that - LI-street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Spilsbury, Dublin ; Buster, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Grevons, LiVerpoc,l ; Cattle, York ; Gould, Bath ; Hopkine, Hull ; Trewman, Exeter ; enter, Gosport and Portsmouth; Brodie, Salisbury'; Wood, Shrewsbury ; Searle, Leeds; Seldon and Ruff, Cheltenham ; Tyntbs, Worcester ; Prosser, Bristol; Sprange, Tunbridge Wells; ',V alker, Gloucester ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Rooe, Stamford ; Meadows, Ipswich ; Walker, Newcastle ; I infield, Sheffield ; P•ii , pleton, Newmarket ; Mitchell, Colchester; Baron, Lincoln; Ivreon, Wakefield ; Swinney, Birmingham ; and in every town. N. B. Good allowance to dealers. NEW HARP AND PIANO FORTE MUSIC, Just pi:Mishits' by Mesors. Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine and Co. No. 124, New Bond-street, and 7, Westmorland -street, Dublin, A FAVOURITE SERENA'I'A for the Harp and 1 Piano Forte, composed and dedicated to Miss C. 'Hyde, by N. ;'errari, price Ss. 6d.—Les Qua!res Saisons, pour le Hari; on 'ite.o Forte, avec accompaniment dune Flute, composed by 1. Jay. 55.. , -Three new Sonatas for the Piano I , (irte, in which are it,sroduced favourite airs from the operas (tKais and False Alarms, Mr.l3raham's celebrated " Said a snide to a tear," with variations, composed by B. Cramer, price 3s.—A favou rite Sonata for the Nail° Forte, composed and dedicated to Mrs. C. Hint by 1.. Von Lsch, price 4s.—A I:gym:rite Pollacca arrar ged as a duets for two performers on the Piano Forfo, composed and dedicated to the Miss Richardson.., by V.CiAnchettini, Is. 6a. —3. Woelfl's celebrated Cuckoo Concerto for the Piano Forte, with Accompaniments for a full Band, price As. (id. or without, 6s. —Where shall the Lover rest ; a Glee for three veizes, as sung at Mrs. Billinizton, Mr. &sham, and Mr. Naldi's Concerts ; com vpaal by 1. MaLzinglii, price 3s. A CNDLES manufactured by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over tho.e made in the common way. The tallow hying melted with steam is greUtly improved in its quality and colour, and the w:cks, by being coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, a;:d are more durable than others. Nianufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold f , r the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and Dozen Pounds, at No. Is 4, Fleet-street, London, and r' , , F.dinhurgh. .1, ~his Company only deliver goals for ready money, Country Correinndents are requested to send references for payment in . I .ondi)ii with their orders. FIR TIMBER FOR SALE, AT BALNAGOWN, ROSS SHIRE, NORTH BRITAIN. rlO he SOLD by Private Contract, from 25,000 to !in,ooo FIR 1 TREES, all remarkably sound and healthy, • fr.t a hard at;d durable quality, fit for pasting, roofing, board pipe, coal works, or ar y other common purposes. I'he i: , ove Wood is situated within three miles of the norili side ..tiarty Bay, to which there is a gentle declivity to a good i,:ace, and the roads a nd avenues through the woods are • Inonly good and convenient. 1 he Proprietor will deliver the Wood at the shipping place up • a , , adequate price being paid, and will send Specimens of the t , ) London, Newcastle, or Glasgow, if it is the wish of re•pectable offerer. From the Woads which are of very great • •e:lt, the Pick of the Trees to the above specified number will L : •v, and the terms of payment will be made convenietr. :At the same place, and in same manner will be sold 9,600 FIR •1. , of superior dimensions to the above, and within a mile I J 7 lorzher particulars apply to Sir Charles Ross, of Ba!mown, I by Parkhill, N.B.—Mr. Leighton there will slim the Woods. ••-• O. The Wuod will be sold in two or throe Lou, as par• n. ay i.sinagewn Castle, April 20, 1809. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EASE-INDIA STOCK. LAD! ti AND Uttl 11.C.A:EN. PERMIT me to remind you that the Election is fixed for the 10th instant, when it is my determination to proceed to the Ballot. I cannot, in adequate terms, express my gratitude for the very flattering reception I have met with upon my canvas ; and should I be so fortunate as to attain the object of my ambition, my best endeavours shall be exerted to prove ingstlf worthy of your choice.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and very obedient serinutt, • Billiter-square, May 1. • JAMhS DANIELL. Mr. Dauiell's Committee meets daily at the King's Head Ta vern, iii the Poultry, from eltveu till four o'clock. . - • - .• • KIRCUDERIGHT, APRIL Ilk INV. ; Tide day was puldished, neatly printed in One largo eta. Voi. • A T the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of price 1L 11s. cid. boards, • E HISTORY of BARBADOS, from the first - 1 - x the COMMISSIONERS of the LAND TAX for the T H • Distovery of the isbAd,l* the year 1805, till the Amadei' Stevrartry of Kirlicudbright • JAMES MURRAY WCULLOCH, Esq. of Ardwall, 4431414 . Seaflath ' Him ' • • Dy • ' chasmHresrs. JOHN FOYER. Presrs. • On the motion O f W ILLIAM P or t z* M OIKHZAD HiIIDIES Of Loudon : Pr Printe d C .rj !' /lawman' No. 99, Poultry . S u poit nani es m , ou Esq s lit A to d iu v t ocat kow e, the Meeting came to the follo wingßy wheat will shortly be published, oew and much enlarged edition & the Present State of Turkey. By Thomas Thermo.' Ist, That the Investigation lately made in the imperial Perna- 4- 'l* ftent of Great Britain. into the conduct of the care Commando in Chief of the British Army, has discoiered gross Corruption and Abuses in the Admhiistration df the Military Deparuuent. 2d, That the Thanks of the County be given to . GWYLLYM LLOYD WARDLE, Esq. Member of Parlt.unent, for the indepen• dent spirit with which be uudertoak, and the great ability and undaunted perseverance with which he conducted., an Enquiry, the consequences of which theMtvting trust will be of permanent , advantage to the interests of the country.. And cid, That the Preses do transmit a Copy of these . Resolutions to Mr-Wardle; and that the Clerk cause the same to be *dyer. tised in the London, Edinburgh. ar.d Durntlirs Newspapers. And the Meeting voted the Th.viks of County to WILLIAM ,POILTLA MOIAMLAD HILAIRIDS, of /suttee, Esq. Advocate, for. bringing a &Lanese of such importance under the consideration of the . Meeting. (Signed) J. M. TtI'CIILLOCH, Prows. , ___ • hat pliNsbedi Prim 61 •Ve6 • , f irlfE tia rgitlAlL MO RO. L . 90K; can i of else milt q~tsu numire mow; Ragouts, Fri- Cataell•Sotilmi, Gierioui la. .asid $a Usk: loulsursag the latest Improvement losiraslsionabie Life.. • • • , ily AMEDEitit: litrrr, E 44 • Author of "Vb. Compiete,CoPfecdossuf:Bce. The Stk F. of which is juit.fubliPbuds price 64 . fkl. London : Printed fix Mothitws sod 1.4415, ls, Strand. IMPROVED VERSION OF THE NEW TE:TAMENT, IN THREE ENTIONS This day was publi.bed. THE NEW TESTAMENT, in an. Improved Version, upon be basis of Archbishop Newconfb . ., New Translation ; with a corrected Text, and Notes'cntical and expla natory. 'Published by a Society for promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue by the distribution of Books.. Royal IC, 0. on fine Paper with Maps, price 16s.—Royal 12m' . with Maps, price Ss.-:-Deiny ltigno. price 45. Sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. A 'Second Edithin was.this 'day paid' shed .-• TEAL printed In On, Vol. ivb.prink .* b eards, fd. of WITHOUT INNOVATIO N N a or, Th e present State of REUUrGN aid MORALS coositlego4; with a View to the Ditposith. . awl Measures. required for .its improvement. To whirl Is .suhjoinod, Ms. Adtirma to Yoshi • CU:rumen ; intended to guard then agalost some prevalent Errors. Printed for F:C. and J. Riviagsno, No. 04 St. Rsitrf .Churc.k. yar.l; sold alzo by J. HAtcliard. Nn. 190, Plesaliny. This day was publish,-d, in royal 4:o. rice 31. Ss. boards, HALL'S CHRONICLE ; .cont:tinitto o the HIS -1 i TORY of !NOLAND, during the Rein of Henry the Fourth, and 'the succeeding hionarch4, to th.! end of the Reign of Henry, the Eighth. lit which are particularly described, the Manners and Customs of those periods. Carefully collated wii:a the Editions of 1348 and 1550. Printed fm- J. Johnson, F. !ti d C. Rieington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Robintibil, Longman, Hutst, Reps, and Cadal utd Davies,and J. blawmait, London Of whom may be had, Holinsliecra Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland, in 6 vols. roial Co. price 19.1. lbs. histrds. The Chronicles of Grafton, Fabian and others, are in a rate o'. I rwardcr.s ; and Fuller's Worthie. :,re also in the Preps. PUBLIC ABUSES. • This day was published, a Second Edition, price Ti. boerfi e ALETTER to the LIVERY of LONDOl‘Te lativc to various ABUSES in the ADMINISTRATION of the LAWS, subversive of the Constkution of England, and at variance wick the fundamental Principlte of Justice and Public Libctty. By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Knt. _ _ One of the Sheriff's of London and 11taddleeez. " Truth and Justice arc immutable ;• and they will generally prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Prejudices of Ign . ratite, and the Machinations of, Self-Interest."--/Up. This Address to the livery of .Londoo and to the PV • e s :l England, is not to be considered as the Worr of a p Author. Lawyer, or Politician, but as the produ'etion of a man of business, who, in the discharge of an important public oSce, has been impressed with the necessity of representiri o his Con stituents the views and feelings by which he has been actuated, and of offering to their notice certain observations dictated by principles of Continott Sense, which he conceives to be of im portance to the cause of Trut h,l liberty, and Humanity. To be bad of all Booksellers. • GRANT'. BRA 'AIL, &c. Just published by H. Commit, of the Publie Library, Conduit street, London, and sold by Anderson, Edinburgh, and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin.—Dedicated to :hi Merchants of Gret.t Britain_ trading to that Country. I. HISTORY of BRAZIL. Comprising.a Gen -11 Account of that Country, together with a Nar rative of the'mosi remarkabk tlitllTS which have occurred there since its discovery; a description of the manners, customs, reli gion, &c. of the natives and colonies, interspersed with - remarks on the nature of its soil, climate, pi oduction, tojeign and Internal commerce, kc. To which are subjoined, cautions to new settlers for the preservatioo Lea*. Anckew C rant, M.D. bvo. Fischer's-Picture of Valencia, Svo. A Picture of Lisbon, Fyn. tis. 'these Works will Ise read with great interest. tire the Reviews. • RUSSIA AND SWEDEN. This day was published, in two splendid vohnnes, royal quarto, • Illustrated by FORTY ONE ENGRAVINGS, many of then coloured after original drawbap by she Author, price Five Guineas in boards, TRAVELLING SKETCHES in RUSSIA and SWEDEN, made DURING a RESIDENCE in Soar COUNTRIES in the Years 1805, 1806, 1837, and 1808. By ROBERT KER PORTER, K. S. I. Ste. &c. Printed for Rica.san Putties, N i. 6, Bridge street, Loudon, and to be had of Btyce and Co Edinburgh, and dad Boohsellers. This was pulailied a See.ind Edition, With the App...ndix considerably t.nLirged, atid a Genexal liancbomely printed in Two large Vols. uvo.. price in hoards, IL N HISTORICAL VIEW tf the RISE and. 1 - PROGRFAS of INFIDELITY ; with a Refutation' of hs Princiiles and iteasotiing4, in .x seri. s of Far - mous, preached bir the Lecture founded by the lion Robert Boyle, in the Parish Church of St Mary-le-Bow. from the Year 180.1., to the Year st`Z. By WILLIAM VAN N111.D1.12T, M.A. Rector of St. Mary-le-Bow, ardVicar of Farnlngham, In Kent. Primed for F. C. and 1. Rivierton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by L White, Fleet-street liatchard, Picca dilly ; Cooke, Oxford ; and Deightim, Cambridge. • The Appendix with the Index, ani:y be had separably to com plete th.r first Edition, price is. •' • The above-mentioned We& claims a strong interest with the Public from the circumstance of the Author's accredited re ception at the Courts of the respective Countries, and in the first circles of Rank and Wealth, and by his known powers of Ulu'. mating by the pencil the objects which chimed his attention. ART OF ELEGANT C:ThIPOSITION. This day was published, in Royal I smo. a New Edition, price 7s. 6.!. bound and lettered, with the full allowance to Schools, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSI •*I lON, dt:signed in a Course of Education to succeed to the Study of the English,Granunar and the learned Languages. *Rd adapted to the Uir or Persons in general sho wish to acquire a good Style. By DAVID IRVING, LL.D: Printed for RteitAßD flIILL17:, No. 6, Bridgeostreet,-and to be had of Bryce and Co Edinburgh; of Keene, Dublin; and all other Booksellers. Of whorritnay also be had, LETTsils to His SON on TASTZ, LITERATURE, and Cost rostriota, by the late key. George Gregory, D.D. &e. Price iss. in boards. • . A, • ' I VICTUALLING WWI, April 241809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALZING HIS MAJESTrs NA 1T,.6 her* eve That on 'Thursday the 11th of May next, at eleven o'clock precisely in the foram:Kin, they trill be ready to'sell, to the highest bidder,. at His Niajesty's Victualling Premises, at Deptford, sundry Lots of the following Provisions and Victualling Stores, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pot Bar ley, Bakehouse Sweepings, Doll, Calavances, Bags. and Rags, Corn Bags,. Beef, Suet, Pork, Packing Soaps and Sweepings, Tierces, Irish Barrels, New Board nonhkt and Slab Ends, tett AO Puncheon Bung,, Puncheon, Hogshead, Irish Tierce, and Barrel Staves, Broken Staves an 4 Heading, Iron Hoops broken and bent, worn out Coopers' Tools, Fire Wood, Antienrro-ion Powder for painting, Butter, Cheese, damaged Sugar, Old Cop per Utensils, Old Branding Irons, Old Tea Chests, Tea Chest Lead, and Oid Wood; lying in His Majesty's Victualling' Pre mises at Deptford. A D.prit y L 25 per antic to k wade upon Me amount of each It, Me time of ; and Y . the remainder of the money it not paid, and the parifticlarc talen aTray, t-ti:enty worVng days aftei-zcardc, t; e deposit will he f.ilf ;ea, and the Goode remelt! the property gm: Croft N. The Geier Conft:ms ma; k aad printed Cataloznee may G: had, et the Se,-retary . c of c. CORPORA:11(1N OF TILE AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES. INsTrFUTED BY CIL\RTER OF QUEEN ANNE, ANNO 1766. rrilE DIRECTORS hold a COURT ..at the -I- Society's House in Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, every Wed nesday, at I.levt•n o'Clock, for the ADMISSION of MEMBERS tinder the additional Charter lately granted by Ids Majesty for further extending to the Public the bene6•s of this Institution. By Order of the Coon of Directors, JOHN PENSAM,Register. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of such a R EFOR NI as would secure to the PEOPLE the reality and uses of REPRESENTATION in PARLIAMENT, held At the Crown and Anchbr Tavern, Strand. London, on Monday, the'ht of May, IKO 9, Sir FRANCIS BURDWIT, Bart. M. P. in the Chair, It MIS Resolved, 1. That it is " the grand principle of the Constitution, that the " People shall have a share in the Government, by a just rrpre " sentatiun iu Parliament." 1 hat the long duration of Parliaments greatly facilitates the corruption of the MemNara, and removes that wholzsome :heck or controul on their conduct, a frequent recurrence to the opinion of their Constituents. 111. That in a Petition presented to the House of Commmis on the tith May, 1791, it was offered to be proved at the Bar, " that " 114 in lividuals did, by their own authority, appoint or pro " cure the return of 307 Members of that House" (exclus;Yie of those front Scotland)," who were thus enab:ed to decide all.ques " firms in the name of the whole People of Great Britain." IV. That this Meeting believes indisidual patronage in Boroughs has incr, ased since 1793;—that in those in which the en: ers are few, and which are called Open, the reform; are for the most part obtained for money ;—that the Representa:ion for Scotland is ex tremely influenced that there are great defects in that of Ireland: and it is the opinion of this Meeting, that a great majo rity of the Members of the Commons' Houseare so returned that the Nation is not constitutionally represented; though it is taxed to support an expenditure of seventy millions verling a year. - V. That in the Act (commonly called the Act of 'S.ittlement) which ilaced the House of Brunswick on the Throne of these Realms, it was asserted and recognised as the Constitutional prig ciple, that no person who ," hes an office or place of prola under " the King, or receives a pension from the Crown, shall be capa " ble of serving as a Member of the House of Commons." VI. That it appears by a Report laid on the'Fable of the House of Commons to June Last, thai 78 of its Mouluss are in then:. gular receipt under the Crown of C 178,994 a year. VII. That in 1782 it was declared by Mr Htt in the House of Commons that " seven or eight Mrnibers of that House were sent there by the. Nabob of Arcot, and that a foreign Stat.:in enmity " to this country, might procure a party to act for it under the' " mask and character of Members or that House." Vlll.'That such a state of Reprrsent anon is a national grievance. IX. That in every department of the State into which ioitury has been nude, scandalous corruptions and abuses have been detected. X. That the exclusion of the public voice from all influt.nce in, and the consequent corruption of, the Governments of the Conti nental Stites, have been the cattses of their subjugation. XI That so long as the People shall not be fairly represented, corruption will increase; our Debts and lazes will accumulate; our Resources will be dissipated; the native energy of the People will be depressed; and the Country deprived of its brat defence against foreign foes. XII. That to remedy the great and glaring evils of wt'ich we • complain, it is not necessary to have recourse to theotetical spe culations, or dangerous experiments in Government, but to recur to the principles handed down to us by the wisdom and virtue of our Forefathers. • kill. 1 . hat the remedy is to be found, and to be found only, in a full and fair Repre•entaf on of the People in the Common' House of Parliament : a remedy equally necessary to the safety of the Throne and the Happiness and Independence of the. Country. • . XIV. That we therefore recimuttend to every Tows, Ci►y and County to take the state of the Itepreoentadon into consideration, and - urgently, but temperately, to apply to Parliunetit to adopt such measures as s ban secure to the Nation the Realty and Voei of Reprint a don. .iirpdtlicis.apiorrr, This day was published, handsomely printed on a fine woven pa per, in two Sr-)Wines quarto, price in boards 31.35. ASERIES of LETTERS between Mrs. ELIZA BETH CARTER and Miss CA i•HER TAI.LOT, front the Year 1741 to 1770. To which are added, betters front Airs. hlizahrth Cartrr to Airs. Yes,y, het . Feen the Years 1763 317t1 75; ; which Alm Vestir earisestly requested should be pub lished. Published front the original Manuscripts, By the Rev. M'JNTAGLI VENNINGTON, M. A. Vicar of Norhhnurr, in Kent; her Nephew and . Executor: . . Printrd for F. C. and i. 14:vingt;n1,_ St..P.tur.C:ll.lCch• yard; sold also by S. ltucourd, No. 190, Pi:cadilly. Of whom may he had, the Second Edition of Mr. Pennington 's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Curer, with her Poems, &c. &c. In two volumes octavo, price in boards llks. Also, WI. Curter's Translation of the Works of El:lett-tits, from tho original Greek, in two v.ilumes octavo, price in boards Ins. This day wa. published, in Octavo. price 7s. In la raids 1 HE BRICKLAYER's GUIDE to the Mensit- I raron of All ihrts of 'rick-work, according to the I.ON DON PRACTICE; with Observations vu the Cause and cure of smoke) , Chimnies, the Formation of simitt., a,;,1 tae best con struction of OVENS to be heated with Coals. Also a variety of practidal and useful Inforsoation on this important Branch of the • BM' ling Art. Blustrat.il by various Figures and Nine Copper plati s.— lty T. W. DEARN, Architect. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Whery may isit had, Taylor's Builder's l'ricc Epok, corrected and rew.arrangecl, prier 3s. ed. sewed. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. This day was published, Elegantly printed in Royal Quarto, by Bensley. with an elaborate Engraving of :he Front of Rheims Cathedral, price 11. Cs in extra Snarls, H IS i'ORICAI. SURVEY of the Ecclesiasti. -L cal Antiquities of FRANCIS., with a Vi:w to idustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Archarcture in Europe. By the late Rev. G. 1). WI 1 - 1 ING Of St. John's College, Cambridge. • Printecl for J. 'Taylor, at the Atcuitectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, lately published, 1. Observations on English Architecture, Military, Ecclesiasti cal, and Civil, compared with similar Buildings on the Continent, inclming i Critical Itinerary of Oxford and Catnbrid7u ; also his torical Notices of Stained Glass, Ornamental Gardening, S4c. wlth Chronological Tables and Dimensions of Cathedrsl and Conventual Churches. By the Rev. JamesDallaway,blik F.S.A. royal two. 12s. boards. tt. Essays on Gothic Architecture, by the Rev. T. Wharton, Rev. 1. Bentham, Capt. Grose, and Rev. 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