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'T -~_-- t • . . 1 ~' • , , L. ../IK, „ f : ... .. k". • '. / \„ , z.-s.:,e ... ..,......,.....,.........,........ . . •.‘ :.sit • • - yrA. 11-• • . . . • . . .. r•. `.3 A e 4 SATURDAY, DPCEMBER 2, ]BO9 PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPEN NY. I.F PEN • 1,7,1 • STATE OF PARtIVE • ~• .1 On Monday next will be pUblislied, price Is. SHORT,' RENA R on' the STATE of PAX TIES at the Close of the Year' Iso9. 'Misted for J. Hatchird, (Bookseller and publisher) N 0.190, Edition, r- taiga' "niter *ere ed, in 12mb. price S.. boards. FAISLES BEN AND MANNERS. t a re . 1t Nato GURNEY, Jun. Esq. p r i nte d far tlitrat, Rees, and Orme, Oatexpostet row,Landout; sad iti t ;l9d .. Curtis, Plymouth. ,GYAI., COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, DECEMBER 2, acted tbe.Opera of IGLISH FLEET. Aontfort, Mr. TAYLOR; tzwater, Mr. INCI.EDON; , Mt. BELL AMY ; ,RD ; Mainmast, Mr. MUNDEN. Britiany, Miss LOGAN ; of Blois, Mrs. HUMPHRIES; liarine Mrs. DICKONS ; „ • id; Jacquelin*, Mrs: FAlrcimr will be added the Farce fit , THE WIDOW!,SOFICICE. c Irtimparts, Me. FAWOIrrf ; * " LITTON ; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN ; SIMMONS ; Trust, Mr. DENMAN. Rellaire r Miss BOLTON ; Mrs. RIDGWAY. to 3a. 6d. Pit, 4s. Ziasnid Pelee gs. Sexiad-arica Is Unmet Gallery is. be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hoe- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, NowspieriS, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, a her* Riot Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Maf, sw or before Monday, the 4th day of INCember, next, from sitei peibons as may be desirous of undertaking the supply of She quantities. and descriptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service °t i the Royal Carr's& T!epariment at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. LOADS. HEWiD 'ELM TIMBER . - 1400 day was published, a new and Improves 4, In Tao Vols. elm. price ins.boards, A TREATISE on MAN.; his /WEL IiEC-" 'DUAL FACULTIII2, and . bi.inuminoti. • ' By PvI.:HELVICIIJ6. - Htarteau d n talitsarer,. ion dint, dans, daps , Met, je thertfiselgusdrer& Voltaire, Mu-VT APIs. Wit. itt flioassn& • Translated from do lirestehi wirlf adailott# XOtEes • By lif.o l 4o2lFsW.visit). • - iitOPrinted for James Claa . dae, •BspOrefind Verna . Sharpe, SI, r ? ultry, • : • .A few Copies.an Royal paper, Omit( da bMtds - On *q 9th baltali - *W be is ems ill'f.• vu lis"l! ' 'T'HE ANNUAL It GISTER; or a View of the History. Polities, and Llerature fur the Year 1805; bane thelthisdef New eerier, cenusaintAng with the present Catty tury: Prhaaki,bef.4lllol J Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Chureh-yard. The Vidal' 41* • 111115 will be published shortly afterwards , and the Valium for .. rati early to the Sp/des. . coo . firs asy:was puhlb In OnslioUwe, relich, pries Five boned ' s - , ...QTUDIES fro ni NATURE ; coomiing 78 outline '$ Falraviegillit.Secnrrt,, selected (rum the Mountains of Cumberland, Wemmorelsed, and Lancashire, front drawings takes ou the spm, and esvaved 3y WILLIAM - CHUN. ," This Mork is intended so torn auerins .f lemons% Draw -1 ;or those Who wish, %ton* melt a medium, in be ituroducud of in ►ols. Iva price tea. F.4 : and WRIT rdi seversaar tingtoishei *Soto tbaraceers of this country, witii Whontise laid intercourse mid connection. Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street; of whom and all Bookseller& may be had, just published, a Picture of Lis bon, taken od the spot. Svo. Bs. ." This picture of Lisbon is an interesting performance, and de serves an attentive perusal, not only from the curious details which it contains, but from the striking proofs which it exhibit; of the numerous and portentous evils of a despotic Government."—Crit. Review. J with Don Juan. Beggar's Opera; with the Blind Boy. Man of the World; with Oscar and - This trai was publbhed • In Three Vatomes, Octavo, price Xis Hs2ed. Itoaral.t THE RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYI.D ; VIEW of the FOUR. (MAIO SYSTEMS of RELIA 01011; Judaism, Paganism, Christianity, and Mohammetifsm, and of the various existing Denominations, Sects, and Parties in the Chris:lan World. To which is subjoined, a View of Deisui and Atheism. By the Rev. ROBERT ADAM, B. A. Oxford. Minister of the Episcopal Congregation, Blackfriar's Wyn Edinhirzh ; and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl lit URES ON MIDWIFERY. will begin his next COURSE the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE DISEASES of WOMEN and CHlL neat, the 6th of December, at a quarter Dr. Roberton, No. 2, Leicester-street, Mr. Bell's Anatomical Theatre, where delivered. ONS or NEXT of KIN of a Seaman on board the Merchant Ship , deceased, will apply to Mrs. irate :an-alley, Nightingale-lane, Eut Smithfield, something to their advantage. PRINTERS &c. RINTING PRESS, sufficiently two Pagt s of the largest Five-column Person who 143 such to dispose of, is re it of its dimensions, price, and quality, TAVLEit and NEWTON, Country Warwick-square, London. If by let- Drive of Beasts, from Barnet a SCOTCH BULLOCK : any Person and paying the expenee of keep and again, on application to Mr. Thos. Munn, Suasex.—lf not claimed in a fortnight front' this expences.—December 2, 1809. (GS selling off uncommonly cheap,. ide ; an immense Stock of all kinds of As, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dressesia.ll „ipkeepers, and those wanting to bay large(y,. advantage by an earlyinspection of these articles. black . silk, 6s. ad. the hest quality egaally 1 stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine If. Oilei -otton for boots, ts..ud.; fine ribbed cot ' glove's - from hod. per pair ; lace sleeves ionable articles trio numerous to Dien leapside.—No abattanent from ,thi price first .UCE FOR FISH, GAME, eke. 2sliectfully informs the Nobility lbove admired Article is prepared only at , /Award -street, Portman-square; and (by had of J. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, New- :egsons, Liverpool ; Ceti, Manchester ; tomer, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedham, • ; Lister,Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington n-event spurious Imitations, each bottle .ure on the label. begs to recommend her genuine Esserice pith a variety of rich Sauce's and Pickles, Ii sizes, for family use and exportation. IMO LAND, LAND-TAX ILIDILLMID, MOOD COMMON. AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, louse, 'Change-Alley, Corolla!, on Mon December, 1809, at Twelve o'Clock, in ,able COPYHOLD ESTATE, Hornm, on the Norui-end of Norwood two Roads leading from Knight's Hill to allotment% made under the Act for the En- onit Ably adapted for the creation of mil public situation of some of the Lots, per;ons wishiug to embark in Trade in teighbourhnotl. , apply to Mr. Clarke, at Knight's Ilia . may lie had of Mr. James, Land Agent, Lincoln's inn; of Mr. Townley, Land Sur -Ivy ; and at Caraway's. HALLIDAY'S BANKRUPTCY, BRADFORD, IN YORKSHIRE. SOLD BY AUCTION, Day of December next, at Three rs'Clorlt the Sun Inn, in BRAM ORD, (subject to .ITANCE of the WORSTED' ILI., situate in the townsh;p of BAILDOH untsession of •the said THOMAS HALLIDAY, yards in length, d twelve yards in ; of four stories; and the spacious Wool the Mill, which is capable of holding 300 n room for boards for. 30 or 40 Wo.d -• Warehouses also adjoining the Mill, which tops; and a large Conshiug-shop, for 40 irping-room for Ave Mills; Reelingg, Yarn, Counting-houses; a Washing-house, Dye , and Smith's, Scourer's, and Turner's !nt Horse near the Mill, for the residence food Gardens, inclosed with Brick Walks, '.;sruit-trees ; a Summer-house and a Stable; Dwelling-houses near the Mill, for Work ma thereto adjoining ; and 14 Acres of ex sisuate near the Mill. worked during the greatest part of the year in, with a fall ci feet;" and, in dry sr.:- Prent Steam Engine, which joins the .ing the Machinery, and is intended to be I'he Mill is capable of spinning from 50 to week, and is abundantly supplied with hands Ilage of Baildon. A Branch from the Leeds runs within a mile and a half from the Mill. other Me:cones, l.ands, and Tenanents, IAS HALLIDAY, situate in the township or itch are intended to he divided into Lots. ler Estates may be viewed on an applicathm at the Counting-house' and further infor , on applying to James Edge, Esq. King's iple; or Thomas Evans, Fsq. 39, Hatton -to Mr. Brogden, or r.Cresby,Selicitors, • • I' I: 70921 NEW I'HEATRE RU THIS PRESENT will be act THE EN( Count de Mon Captain Fitzwa Valentine, NEP, Mr. BLANCHAF Jane, Countess of Adele, Countess of Katharine, Isabel, Miss BOLTON To which will CHO WIN§ ? or, 'I lambic Edam p Caper, Mr. LITTON Mathew Mole, Mr. SIM Widow Bella Lisette, N Boxes, 7s. SeCond Price Gallery 2s. Second- Places for the Boxes to be (Ace, is Hart-street. On Monday, Othello ; w On Tuesday The Beggar Qn Wednesday, Ike M Kovi ca. LECTUR.& ROBERTON J, of LEC I CRIS on o XIDWIFERY, and the I LaE.N, on Wednesday nes pt Ten in the Morning. For parr culars apply to L e icester-square ; or at Mi Lectures will be deliver IF the RELATIO FIETH, late a Belson, C tptain fiarbert, (aelleo, ..0. 11, Swan-allt nry wdi Lear of something TO P lA/ANTED, a PR v large to receive is N,•ws;•aper.--Any Perm I: , •ited to send an account r. F. care of S=ewspaper Office. No. 5, ,r, to be post paid. (JRAYED into a Fair, in September a Z•:-thing the marks, &c.t :,ivcrt Wog, may have it age al dobtrtbridge, Sussex.— late, it will be sold to pay SILK STOCKING at No. 52, Cheapsidi Eosiery, Gloves, Fla:lnas one, • Ace.---Shopkeeper Rill find a great advantage quantity of white or bb crap ; stout cotton stoci riper, :ts. 6d.; brown cott 1. 2s. 2.d.; a variety of :s. 6d.; and other fashit v"-at No. 52, Cheapsid4 ssked. HARVEY'S SAL LAZENBY res A-J. and Gentry, the abc ber Warehouse, No, 6, F. appointment) may be had tastle upon Tyne ' • Gres Terry, Brighton ; Lomat Bath ; hfferys, Salisbury ; Quay, &c. and to pi Las Mr. Harvey's signatu E. L. at the same time sf Anchovit s, which, wi ray be had in cases of all A VALUBI.E BUILDI NOILV To be SOLD by At Garraway's Coffee IL day, the I Ith day of I tea Lets, A VERY valual •L A situate near the I Common, between the II Croydon, being two allot closure of Lambeth. This Proputy is adm' t..aidences, and front t an well calculated for I t:.i* rapidly increasing ne To view the Estate, "now; Specifications in New Boswell-Court, Lir t erne., %%Worth, Surre IN THOMAS li BAILDON, NEA& TO BE vn T hursday the 21st I in the Afternoon, at Clnditions), THE TNIIERI SPINNING-MIL aforesaid, late in the per , :outaining twenty-six rrearitb, and consisting %srehnuse adjoining th Icks of wool, allowini oiler; ; and two other 'ill hold AO packs of st) workmen; a Meat Id Soap-rooms; good Sttwing-roons, • !.:,ps ; and an excellen the Mx.ter ' with gt ....huh are lined with V a:Asix newly-erected / ti, with the Garden colettt Meadow-land, N. IL The Mill is w fy an over-shot strean s, by an excellent 1,•,• .t. , t•r-u heck in worki !old with t h.• Nllll.—T co racks of yarn per IV from the adjacent villa; a :.! Liverpool Canal n And of the several Ire of the saidTno at, uaildor: aforesaid, %AU The Mill and other \lr. David Barker, • :i..11 may be had, taait,ah Walks Tempi t;atatn, latardOU ; OC 41 Biadlard. ight - Nt,,llx, sit inches, • s end five Inches - • - - - ASIA FELLAES, 4)4 4 Inches • • • - ) 0 1 000 OAK SPOKES chopped for s.feet Wheels' - . 40,000 ELM STOCKS chopped, and bored pairs, 18X Ift inches, 200 ' • 'and 14 Xl4 ilkshei - - - - - 4008 OAK BLOCS.* fer Trrtepp; Carriages, free of Sap y'ak's Light • - - - - • p 4 , 1, Ne> Air — 1 44 • iPairs Heavy • - • • One moiety (of each dimension) of the Elm PLlnk, Ash es ' lies, Oak spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak Blocks, must be deligered. I into Store by the 90th of June next,. and the remainder on or before the SOth of Sslittmber following; of the Hewed EintTim iber 1000 Loads must be supplied by the said 90th June, and the remainder on or before the said 50th .September following. . No Tender will be received for less than 100 Loads of the Hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which must be under 80 feet of the Elm Plank i no Tender will be received for less than SO Loads, and which is not to he made 18 inches broad, and is ' I lengths of 10 feet at the least. Of the remaining Articles no Tender for lest than the follow ing quantities of either can be noticed, viz, Ash Fillies • • Oak Spokes • Elm Stocks . • Oak Blocks—l 2 Pairs Light 4- 6 Pairs Heavy • 3 Pairs Heavy Further particUlars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered (sealed up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of December, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his . .>ehalf iball attend. By Order of the Board, A. H. CRAW, Seeretery. • • 1000 5000 50 10 10 . . This day was published, price Bs. bound, The Third Edition (with considerable Improvements) of GOODACRE's ARITHMETIC : adapted to different Classes of Learners, but more particularly to the use of large Schools. In Three Farts, arranged in a new man nec,..and,enliverred with 'numerous original Exam/pies en interest ing subjects: With an Apetidit, containing Five Classes of AO .4nipitulary Exert Ist% By ROBERT GOODACR!, Master of a SeMinary In Nottingham. A Third Edition of Goodacre's Key, adapted to this Edition of the Arithmetic, price ss. bound; and an Abridgment of his Arithmetic, price Is. rid. half-bound. London : Printed for C. Law ; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, (Successors to Mr. Ostell), 32, Paternoster-row. This day were published, le one volume, royal octavo, price ios,ad. sewed, MATHEMATICAL TABLES ; containing the Logarithms of Numbers, Tables of Sines, Tangents, and Secants, both Natural and Logarithmic, to every Minute of the Quadrants; a Table of Versed Shwa ; both Natural and Logarith mic, to every minute of the Semicircle ; a Table of Sexagesimal Parts, reduced to the Denomination of a first Minute; and Sup plementary Tables. To which is prefixed, a particular Account of the Nature and Use of Logarithms, of Numbers. Sines, Tan gents, Secants, and Versed Sines, with the manner of their Forma tion. By GEORGE DOUGLAS, Teacher of Mathematics, Author of "A Translation of the Ele ments of Euclid," and of " Thu Art of Drawing in Perspective." Edinburgh: Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson, Edin burgh : C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row ; and J. Ri chardson, Royal Exchange, Louden ; and John Deighton, Cam bridge. This day was published, In 4 vols. 12mo. price Xl. 11. boards, MEMOIRS OF MARMONTEL. Written by Himself. Including Anecdotes of the most distinguished Literary and Political Characters who appeared in France during the last Century. Translated from the French, with Notes and Illustrations, by the Author of the Swiss Emigrants. Edinburgh Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. " We are not sure that we have perused any book since the commencement of our critical career, that has afforded us more entertainment than 'those little volumes. The narrative is, upon the whole, so gay and airy, ahe tone of sentiment so mild and un assuming, and the living pictures with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, se fell of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is impossible net to be charmed with a greater part of the per formance." Edinburgh Review, tau. 1807. To this translation is prefixed a rapid sketch of French Man ners, particularly those of the literary and fashionable circles, in which this celebrated Anther spent most part of his life. BOOK-KEEPING. This day was published, illustrated with numerous Engravings, ,resenting the various Forms used in the Counting-house, as repres.... Bills, Notes, Receipts{ invoices, fcc. Ste. elegantly engraved in modern Business Hands, price 6s. 6d. in boards, or Is. bound, 'I'HE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, by 11 SINGLE as vitt! as DOUBLE ENTRY, being a complete introduction to the Business of the Counting-house in all its De partments, and adapted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns. By JAMES MORRISON, Master of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow. 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The GRAY/MAR of Tamar. and Comairars, containing ge neral Principles and Facts proper to be committed to Memory by young Pe. sons, designed for any bran*h of Trade, by Toomas MORTIMER rice 3s. 6d. 4. The BOott 01TR.tors; or LibrarY of the usefolArti, with. sixty engravings, S vols. price 9s. .5. A GENERALDiCTIORART ofrasnic,Coicairace,andl& 14IntAcTintith by TaimmAs feloaTimitst Flo bda. This day was published, in Bvo. price Si. Bd. AN ACCOUNT` of the BRAZILS; comprising a Narrative of the most remarkable Events that have oc curred there since its discovery; a Descririin of the Manners, Customs, Religion, &c. of the Natives and COlortists, with Re marks on the nature of its Soil, Climate, Productions, Foreign and internal Commerce. TO which are subjoined, Cautions to New Settlers for the preservation of Health. By ANDREW GRANT, M.D. Printed for Colburn, Public Library, conduit-street; of whom and all booksellers may be had, past published, A Picture of Va lencia. By Christian Augustus Fischer Svo. Ss. " We have no hesitation in recommending this Work to the attention of the public at the present crisis."—Crit. Rev. TO THE CONDUCTORS OF CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. I . bitatiay was published, in 3 Vols. price 15s. boards, TtLACK ROCK HOUSE, or DEAR BOUGHT J -g EXPERIENCE —By the Author of the Winter in Bath, Banks of the Wye, Corinna of England, Eversfield Abbey, Wo man of Colour, &c. London : Printed for Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Pa ternosrer-row. Where a constant Supply of the best Modern Novels are kept for immediate Use. AL Also just published, Ist Castles of Marsange and Nuger, 3 velumes, 129. 2d. London Characters bf the present Century, 2 vols. 16s. 3d. Delmore, or Modern Friendship, 3 v015..125. 4th. '1 of the Manor, S vols. 10s, sth. Morland Manor, S vols. by Mrs. Kende% 12s. 6th. Bravo of Venice, by Monk Leah'. 6th F.dition, 6s. This day was published in 12mQ. price Ss 6d. bound in red, or 3s. 64. on fine paper, is. 6d. extra with Ere &Awed Maps , a' auvreved edition, 41 MOLINEUX's CONCISE INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE of the GLOBES; containing a Selection of the most instructive Problems, with a variety of Ex amples and Questions for the improvement of the Learner; be sides a Series of Exercises, comprehending an Epitome of Modern Geography ; designed for the use of Schools and Private Teachers. Printed for W. Lowndes, 38, Bedtord•street. Of whom may be had. In a pocket volume, on fine paper, with best ink, and hot pressed, an enlarged edition of CIIARLES JONES'S Hort. t's GAMES IstraovED ; containing Treatises on Thirty-four Fashionable Games, with calculations for betting thereon. N. B. Several of the Treatises may be kid separate. Shortly will be published, And ready tor delivery at all the Booksellers in Plymouth Dock, Stood - louse, and Plymouth, price is. AFIRST ADDRESS to the enlightened INHA DI rANTs of these populous Towns, and the City of Exaraa, relative to a recent Transaction hich occurred be tween Mr. WILLIAM ANDREWS. and Mr. WILLIAM UNDLR• WOOD.--.-Written by W. UNDERWOOD. " Facts are stubborn things !" '.' Due notice will be given of the Second Rdition; as also of the publication of a voluminous work, bcguu many years ago, en ' titled, The Progress of a Young Adventurer, or the last 26 years of my own Life; wherein I shall have occasion to introduce to public notice s nearl7 12,000 different characters, front the great and good Ling reigning over these Realms, to the meanest peasant in his dominions ! All written, without any assistance, either from thereat or powerful, by W. UNDERWOOD, of Plymouth-Dock.— Dedicated to Henry Siddons, Esq. :30* It is requested that all Letters to the Author nay be post paid.—Plymouth-Dock, Nov. 29. JUNIUS'S LET rERS. This daT was published in Two elegant Volumes, small Bvo. em bellished with beautiful Portraits, by Caroline Watson, price 14s. in boards, A COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION of the celebrated LET nuts of JUNIUS, containing much additional matter, and much information, not to be found in any other Edition. Among the Additions are (1) the various Letters to which Junius replied; (2) copious illustrative Notes, historical and biographical; and (3) an Enquiry relative to the Author of these Papers is which the pretensions of various. supposed wri ters are critically examined, and the nama of the real Author ascertained. By JOHN AI.MON, Author of the Lives of the Earl of Chatham and John Wilkes, of Anecdotes, Historical and Bigraphical, &c. &I'. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS ) Bridge-street, Blackfriars sod to be bad of all Booksellers. NATURAL HISTORY. This day was published a new Edition, considerably extended and improved, in 3 large Vols. aro. price XI tOs. in boards, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, ANECDOTES and CURIOUS FACTS, relative to the manners, habits, and economy of the whole Animal Creation, collectedfrom works of Authority in all Languages, from expensive books of Natural History, from Voyages and Travels, and from every authentic source. The whole classed and arranged according to the systent of Litl nx us. By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, Fellow of die Linnesan Society, and late of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. This Work has been pronounced by competent judges, both at borne and abroad, to be one of the most entertaining in the entire compass of Literature. Its translation into the French Language, its repuiation in America, and the rapid sale of successive large edition, at home, are so many demonstrative proofs of the high eptimation in which it is held bynaturalists, by conductors of se nditaries of education, and by the public at large. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bddge.street, Black. friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had; • The ISLassairra Of NATUR A L HISTORY, for the INC of Schools and Young Persons, with engraved representations of 200 objects. By the. Rev. If. 14Avoe, LL.D. Rector of Stoneslield, &a Etc. f prife is. boa d, orlOo. Od. orbit the plata coloured. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, TO THE OWNERS AND KEEPERS OF • HORSES. THE Publishers of CLATER'S EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIER embrace the earliest opportuaiy of informing them, that the Twentieth Edition was this day pubd-h -ed, neatly printed on superfine paper. The extraordinary demand fur this celebrated publication is the surest criterion of its real, utility. The true description of every disorder, and the invaluable Recipes fur their cure. The method of preparing and compounding the varint , s Medi cines and the useful remarks on applying them, have been tr:•fi, approved, and met with unexampled success throughout the U A ced Kingdom. There is no doubt but the present large impression will soon be disposed of, therefore Purchasers -are particularly recommended to apply early. Price 6s. extra boards. Sold wholesale by Crosby and Co. Statloners'-court, Ludgate. street; and retail by every bookseller, stationer, and newsman. This day were published, f Numbers 1. to V 1 (to be continued every Three Months,) Prke XI. Is. each, of A COLLECTION of PORTRAITS, 'sketched from the Life, since the year 1793. By GEORGE DANCE, R. A. And engraved in Imitation of the Original Drawings. . By WILLIAM DANIELL, A. R A. Published by Messrs Longman, Hunt, Rees and Orme. Pa. ternoster-row ; and by Mr. William Daniell, No. 9, Cleveland- , street.- No. I. conts s mi Horace Walpole, Eatl of Crford, George Ste. vans, F. R.:71. sani A. S. S. Major James Rtnuel, F. R. 3. 131,h0p Dixon,ames Boswell, John Moore, M.D. • No 11.—Lord Dartmouth, sir John Anstruther, Bart. Tiberius Cavallo, Bennet Langton, LL.D. John Flaxinan, R.A. Sir Wil liam Chambers, R.A. . • No. 11 I.—Archbishop of Dublin, Lord Gardner, Lord Lucati, Sir William Scott, Sir Giles Rooke, General Paoli. i 1 No. IV. —Josh Bags. Alexander Dalrymple, !AMU IlOrthCOte. Thomasliing, William Shield, James Barry. No. V.—Joseph Haydn, Benjamin West, Robert Smirke, jun. 1 John Bacon, Thomas Banks, William Seward. t i No. VI will be published December 15, and will contain Ge neral Picot', Granville Sharpe, Thomas H earne, Rev. Mr. Hole, Caleb Whitefoorde, Paul Sandby. This day was published, in Octavo, price B*. boards, 'THE HISTORY of the EFFECTS of RELI GION on MANKIND, in Countries Ancient and Modern, Barbarous and Civilized. By EDWARD RYAN, D. D. Prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin. Third Edition, corrected and enlarged.. The following commendations of the former editions of thin Work are respectfully submitted to the Public : " It must certainly serve very much to confirm the authority of Chris:jai - 11:y, and to establish a full convic:ion,of its value, it st can be clearly proved, not only from general reasoning on the nature of its doctrine, that its tendency is weful, but also from a direct appeal to historical facts, that its actual operation on man kind has been highly beneficial. This is the laudable undertaking in which Dr. Ryan has engaged; and he has, in the present vo lume, laboured with much increased industry in searching for materials to establish his point in civil and ecclesiastical history, and in the writings of celebrated philosophers and divines.—We repeat that we are of opinion that Dr. Ryan is entitled to corn. Inundation for the pains which he has taken to prove what, un the whole, appears fairly admissible, that the actual operation of Religion in general, and of Christianity in particular, iti the midst of all the perversions and corruptions which they have suffered, has been beneficial to mankind." Monthly Review, vol. xxi. New Series. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson ; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. 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