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• k . , ' i. - .. . , '\ .. 4 1* so Vri, • . 11‘ ; ~- 40 1 5' . .. '.../.. . , 44 1 I - ) ) S. 1 .1 • , '-' f ~,N .'• • '. '' * . 7. .7. - . * ... • ill • ... 1 . .: t . : k: . ~., : I g . , .., ‘ .. .. i.A ...4 k ,K ,W i ts. A ~ ; ' . 3 1 , . * ,• ; • *Pr_ •-- .. '. -. L i> . , ... . . .. .. • . ~ . b .. IMIMMINIM.N. ~ ~ - y _. i :~='~~ .. .$$ iserrrler -• .41 zzi"•••fii ' ' 7 ft. 9 . . .• . . s.+ll. ler 1` J. • , • ' AN): WEDNESDA*,'D'ECEUBER,I6, 1807 *Doke ma* I- : i : • NEVER ACTED. • A. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LAN 1 4 1 1 1 IS PRESENT EVENING, DECtirIBI3R 16, 14114 sad a se* Tragedy, in five Aft., called . rAULKENER. ilittittpt a lliedlopp—Meffra. Maas, Powell, H. 41ddoes, Pal. aitet ~ !jos. Powell; Mrs. II Siddoos.—..Thc Probgue to esks b 1 r , Eyre ; and the Eptlogiie by Mrs . a Skidoos. .-true • whkh will be added the Farce of r ' THE WEATHERCOCK. ' l oli Plckls. Mr. Wewitzer ; Triftrans Pickle, Mr. &unifier; • Peit. Mr. Mathews; finear b Mr. Pada ; Variella, Mr.. tal's ; and Ready, Mrs. Scott. 1 ,;"` The reOved comic Opera bf Lionel and Clarlffa was hft Ishibt aide receiVed with univafal apphofe. Due notice wUI be divan of Its nut reprefentatiOn. • To-morrow, the Wu Dranse of Tette% - " • TIMi.ELLING-OPFMA_D•ateskels, do?. THE rOMNSPONERS foi• rtatitaLiwG NAVY it tier* giwe **ke g That on Thos‘a4 batiks i 7th inftint, they vrilkbe ready to .reoelve tenders In wilting tread up) and ae i for' Eight ilundred Quarters of NEW • PACE, and Two Hundred ten of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; to be•de: livered in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, Into His Majeftes VlEtaalling Stores at Deptford t and to be p4id for by Bills pay. able With inter& ninety days after data The Conditions of the Commit may be teen at the Secretary's Office. • , .41D1111RefL7T-OPFICB, Nino. td, 1807. NOTldelit &ray gives Mei a SfaVoss of Oyer and . • Ttralityr:oo4 Cool Eklivery, for Me .Teial of Offences commit. toil mot& Ifi4 Sees, within Me yorifdiaion of Obe Admiralty of Etor oad, wilt de Zell at Yiejlice Hall, ix the Old Baiky, Lemke, es Prlisy thelgts • / Decesokr next. at ZVI* Cloth is eie W. ir POLL PIUCIUMNIthec : THE EPICS of the TON ; nr. GLORIES o f the (MEAT WORLD. _ _ .... f: r The Public arc refpcdtfully ioftbrincd that a i man FDI. - nom of this Wort will be reedy or publication by die AM of la- Nary Mr. SCOTT• NEW PCti.M. In the Pref., and fpeedily will he pubiffied, Handfomtly printed in ato MARMION; or, FLODDEN FIELD: A Poem, in Six Cantos ALMON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, • • 'CHANGE•ALLEY, CORNHII.L ; EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. • CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND FOR THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES. POLICIES expiring at CHRISTMAS, Ihould be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propofals, it will be found, that no charge is made for Policies, or lodorfe meats ; that a large Commitfion is allowed on Infuranees on Lives; and that a Illeduaion is made oh the Premiums of all Fire Infuranees MIT of LONDON, whether effedted at the Company's Houle in 'Change Alley, or with any of its Country Refidents. Attendance, daily, from nine to four. By Older of the Board of Direetors, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • s • Farming Stmal& may be infured in one funi, without an Average Chafe. •, „ By WALTER SCOTT . Efq Author of the " Lay of the Lalt Mu.ftrel " Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh; and Wit. liam Miller, sadist= Murray, London. No most will S. bah as" *mire is prisefiesti Not k freed in seas et leork er tboilboll sort ks delivered tithe lbws Are see o'ctod os the fail Tborfaey wet, tie 171 b me emi•fs for tope Is 4, maks tie tarkror fist perfoo ea bis behalf, amok geferer whoa callet.ljer. This day was publiiired, a new Edition, in two vols. poft oetavo, price 96. boards, yERUSA LEM DELIVERED ; an Heroic Poem. Tranilated from the Italian of Tosoparo l'asso. By JOHN HOOLE. Printed for J. Johann ; Vernor, li.sod and Sharpe ; W. J. and J Richardfon ; W. Otridge and Soo; J. Walks; Cuthell and Martin ; R. Lea ; J Nunn; Lackington, Allen and CoLong man, Hurt!, Rees and Orme ; Cadet! and Davits ; J. Mawman ; and J. Murray. WWhere may be had,the fame Work, in two vols. Imperial Bvo. ith fizteen elegant Plates, price al. ss. board Alfo, in two volumes quarto, price 3L 138. ed. boards. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-Q*l4*A r - rfils PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER A. • will be revived the Comedy ef THE CONFEDERACY. VICTUALLING.OPPICI, Pawls, Is, 1801. A:114. COMAUATIONBRB for VICTUALLING .__ ipeci, 1.11. ic luta I , kif...yerep, Mr. Menden (Mick, Mr. jams; Beak Mr. Lewis; Clip, Mr. King; Clarilfa,•Mrs. C. Ramble; Corinna, Mifs Norton; Flippanta, Mrs. Mattocks ; Mr;. Amlet, Mrs. Davenport. After which em be performed (loth time), a Grand Hiftorical Mclo-Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. The principal charadters by Mr. Murray, Mrs. C. &edge, Mr. Branton, Mr. Fawcett, Mr I%ompfon, Mr. Chapnian, Mr. Farley, Mr. I.llton, Mifs Brlftow, Mifs Norton. To-morrow the Comedy of John Bull ; Dennis Brulgruddery, by Mr. Hammerton, from the Theatres Royal, Dublin and Liverpool, being his iirft appearance in that character. Oa Friday, the Comedy of the Welt Indian. On Saturday, Othello ; lago, (for the Brit time) by Mr. Kemble. HIS .11147ESTr's NArr, Er for* give Nosier, That on Tuefday nest, the sad inftant, they will be ready to naive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the year 1806 ; to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in a month, One Hundred and Fifty Bags into the Vidualiing Stores at Portfmoutb. and the remain ing One Hundred and Fifty Bags into chafe at Plymouth; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. THE BEST SITUATION FOR TRADE IN THE UNITED • KINGDOM: TO BE SOLD BIfPKIVATE CONTRACT, THE FOUR HOUSES, which extend the whole range of the I wading Place on the Point, at Porifmoutb, from Broad.rtreet to Bath (quire ; two of which are lieeared for Taverna or Public Hordes, and are in full Trade. Fer particulars enquire perfonally, or by letters, port paid, of Mr. Turner, nest door to die Admiralty Houle, Portfinoutb. Na regard mill & bad to any render in shish tbe prierfball not h hOrard in worth at hark r that fiat! ma be deligeta Peara before lone o'cloe4 oes the laid Toefday next, the met ielbint, aor unlefs the Perfete wbo wales the Toiler, er feats Perfie as bit belay, atteode to enfwer taboo called fir. ASTLEY's OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (Flab Hilted by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) 1 'HIS prefentWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER i 6. and the three following EVENINGS, the popular Country Dante; Ste, by Eight Horfes; preceding which, the favourite Pantomime in Three Ads. called the FEMALE HUSSAR— Divers Horfemanihip, the Twelve wonderful Voltigeurs, &c.— To conclude with the laughable Pantomime called HAR- M:WIN in SCOTLAND. Particulars in the Bills of the day. Doors opened at half paft five, begin at half paft Six to a minute. Second-pia commences at half paft eight o'clock. Cr Places taken between ten and thr ee a t t h e B oa Offi ce . N. 8.8. The new Dance by Bight Hotta, Sec. alto the Female Huller, and the pm:feat comic. Pantomime of Hartclutti In Scot land, are unavoidably obliged to be withdrawn in a few days on account of the *dive and neceffiary preperationrtor theliolidayas 4 .° Every accommodation as ufual for improving Ladies or Gentlemen, and the yotmger Branches of Fannin.' in the art of Riding, Sec. &c. r MUSIC. • this day was pubillised. price 11. sr. the Szte Kortiow of 'HE _BEAUTIES OF HANPEt, AUo juft publithed, price los. 6d.- a New illatitiois 4 MO.OUCH BA ss.,Lenplified.llJosr Pm Coaea. s w • Printed and fold . by Prefton, No. 97, Strand,' 44s i b i told, ag• all otter lidtdic Shops In Town and Country. - . HAYDN' SCOTTISH SONGS,: / ‘" 11. "- WI& Words by Walter Scott, Eq. Burns, and °then. - - NV ILLIAM WHYTE, St. And r ew' s S tott , Edin burgh, has the honour of announcing to Ms Subferibers, and . the admirers of the Compofitions Of Haydn, thattliv Second Volume of his Collodion of SCO rnsH SONGS, - hanlninized ctclufively by that greatMafter, is juft puldtihed, price', Ss with, or ras without accompaniments. Of whom alio may be had, the 'Firft Volume, either with or without accompaniments: • The Proprietor is emboldened to fay, that the above mentioned Volumes form the twit feledion of Scottifh Songs extant not only from the care ouilloyed in felcc'ting the Airs, and all of them being 'harmonized by Haydn, in which the genius of the compofcr, in dulging in its luxuriant variety, has acco.nmodated &fell to the Cpccific cbaradcriftics of each air —but, what is (till more flatter ing, and that which molt render them for ever valuable, is, they are the laft and the moftfigorous efforts of that great man in fa yoir of the milk of Caledonia, and which he has himfelf pin. Mowed to be his belt. JuR publifited, price is. 6d. LORD CATHCART'S EIPRDITION TO Tat BALTIC, a favourite Air, arranged with Variations for tht. Piano Porte, by Mr. Russ, Orrtniß, Abeideen. Sold alto by Cletnenti and Co. Cheap6de ; Goulding and Co. New Bbnd firm; and the other principal Mu6c fellers in Lou don. BY HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. PIDGEON% Parent TRAVELLING SADDLE. admirable invention completely converts a Saddle into a double tile, and enables any one to take his Travelling neceffa ries without any bates appearance thaw' common Saddle, thereby 'rendering Saddle Efags or Portmanteaus wholly uuniecffury. ' To Officers of the Army, private Gentlemen, or Gentlemen in Trade, they are particularly reeomnicrateg, and may be had of aloft of the principal Saddlers. Saddlers in own or Country who with to be Manufacfturers, apply to Utralfl, No 2'3, Winebeiter row, Paddington. TO THE LADIES. jAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPERPLUOUN HAIRS from the Face Neck, Arms, &c. and for iniproving the Complexion. The ahoy } has been futfici.ntly celebrated throughout the Eaftern nations, from whence it was lira brought into this country by Lady lift—W—M—ue. and has fince that time fuitained a charadter in Eogland, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offer ed to the public, which unites a mildnefs of operation, not to irri tate even the delicate thin of an infant, with infallible and perma nent eiScag. The conftant fpurious attempts to iodate this depi latory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs Knight, No r, taliees-court, Holborn Bars, his foie vender, by whams it will in furore be fog, and at no other houfe in London.—Letters (port paid) and indoAng the amount, pundually ciccuted. Price 3244 the battle. An abdomens of is in fix bottles. N. II In Turkey and Egypt it is employed by. the men to give nnifortohy and 'lupe to their mu it aehios, &e. , . • FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. OBBE RD'• BALSAMIC ELIXIR: or Cough 41 - IS. Drops. Theft pay celebrated Drops, by their happy and inunedhlti effect in removhig the molt obtlinate Coughs or Ca. UMW, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable Family Medicine. And when we confider the variablenefs of our Clinsate,which eminently induces us to catch cold, and that from this *hog cold originates a mnitirude of difeafes, as Althma, Pans in elk bee, Offenfive Breath, Inflammation of the Lang', and Confampillanotrilt a long train of evils—no head of a Fs. wily &mad Re dawn synthetic. a (mall fupply at lealt, of :hie at molt initantaneow!yeswedp. Many thoufalw perfon, sfan teltifx the happy eflatis they have received from if, what every edict Medical &Samoa bektailed: • A CAUTION. Obferve the smiwit B. Butler, No. 4. Cheapfitle, is engraved on a Mick tamp, aphith is edited to each bottk ; all (abets are einritereatta. ' ' Sold et Nft. llatler%. No. r, Chespfule. comer of Paternolter, row; andretail 1:11*. Corner of Spring Gardens ; Clark, ang , Borough; modish, he MAW itila Cowry Medicine Venders, is Ikeda at a• dui be eselk. VICTUALLING 011 1 IC E) Daen.ler ts, tBQ7. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS 11 , 147E57re NAVY, 4 hereby shoe wk., That on Tuefday the sth January next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ((tale,' up) and treat for TWO IiUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WES l' INDIA RUM to be delivered free of duty, from Wareboufes in which it hall have tic.n bonded, one half in the courfe of rue month, and the remainder in one month afterwanle into his Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Pottfinouth and Plymouth in the following proportions, viz - - • Portfmouth isomoo Gallons Plymouth 80,000 soo,ooo The Conditions of the Coistradt N which tome new regula tion* km been intrndueed) may he teen at the Secretary's Office. No ripper spill he bill es say Tesler is seSieb the Mee t so he isferati i sserels at leageb,eetheefiall *4 i. oldwura s• for Biwa shAtre . Ose sTiith es the fetid Tsrefday the sei of 'awry ;wet, we ssel46 eht;tPerjli sae moist.* Tender, et line Perim es his Mail, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, Southampton ftreet, Strand, London, - Eftablithid by an ASSOCIATION of NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, in the Counts of BUCKS LEICESTER TINGHAM BEDFORD LINCOLN OXFORD BERKS MIDDLESEX WARWICK HERTFORD NORTHAMPTON YORK. For the Benefit of Country Refidents. IRIS recs. His Grace the Duke of Rutland, K. G. The Mutt Noble the Marquis of Buchingham, K. G. The Molt Noble the Marquis of Salilbury, K G. The Right Honourable the Earl of Northampton The Right Honourable the Earl of Buckilighamihire The Right Honourable the Earl of Upper Offm y. A LL Perfons who continue inferred with this Affix:Whin Seven Years, whether their Policies be 060- ginally taktn out fur Seven Years, or be renewed .11' nua.ily, will he rendered Proprietors, and participate with the original Subfcri bers in the Profit, of tlte Eitabliihmcnt. With this advantage, they have the peculiar and valuable affurance of not bang liable to make good the 1 °fres of others, as the tole refponfiiiirtv is un dertaken by.an extenfive Affociation of Noblemen and .;en . le men, who have fubferPled a Capital of ;unpack to guarantee the engagements of the Office. Miele Profits are confidered to be Wry certain, as the Office has a felcdtion of the Lit bufinefs, and its management is unit'. cumbered by large and numerous tiaLtrles--the 'frultecs, Dirte tors, and Auditors, adt gratuitoufly. The Capital embarked alto, while amply futficient to cover any .train of I.fiffes which can Tea fonably 'hc conceived in an Office which rdeds great hazards, is not fo great as to difpetfe the Profits on thefe tranLaions through an ixeeMoeextent. of Shareholders. Infurances arc effeded in and about fuck parts of the ME. TEOPOLIS is partake of the nature of Coontry Ride. i e. else wES CARN Part thereof, and the NRW BUILDINGS Hours from Nine to Four daily. Agents are avpointed in ail the prlncii•al C,ides and Towns in the Atioelated (and oher) CoLuttu. a PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Eftablifhed by Ad of Parlia:nent, fur the Infurance of Lives, and Grant and Purehafe of Annuities Southampton-Rivet, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, The Mott Noble the Marquis of BUCKINIIHAM, K. O. VICI- PR ISIDINTS, Marquis of Salifbury Vifeount Chetwynd Earl f empie Vifeount Duncaunun Vifeount Bulkeley Lord Braybrooke. TIIIISTIRS. Marquis of Buckingham Lord Bmybrooke Wintam Praed, Efq. M. P. 'THE ()Meet of this Inflitution is to encnn rage t h e - 11 - truly laudable defign of Life Infurance and Provifinn for Old Age. b; reducing the& tragedians to principles of the ut . moft probie Public Benefit: with this view an ettenfive Society 1 o f N o akmen and Gentlemen have entered Into ii Subfcription of 1 i5m...0:1. to conftitute an Original Capital; and, t a ki ng u p on thernfelves the role refponfibility of the Eftabllibment, they entitle ?the Perfons infured and Annuitants to participate in Profits, after the expenees of an economical management are defrayed, i o w ith* the Prefidenr, Diredors, Truitees, ADA 'Auditors ad gratoltouffy. Thus, by the frecific Sums infured;" tie the divifion of contingent i Profits, every Member has the fulielt value polfible for his Pay ' latent% without being fulled to mei upon any Joffe. whatever. 1 This important and unprecedented Minmage is peculiar to the Provident Inftitution. Military Men infured at this Oat arrant charged with any additional Premium, .unlefs called lot cabal Seriice: No AdmilSon Fees are required; nor Is any charge made for Poticies. A Pamphlet, fully explaining the Principles and Terms of this Inftitution. is pubiltbedby Meffrs Cadet! and Davie': and may be : had at the Houre of the inftitu:ion, and of the - Agents and nook - j fellers, price 6d. .. • DR. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPEDIA In One Shilling Weekly Numbers On Saturday, January a, t8(.43, and on every following Saturday till completed in t2o Numbers, will be publifhed a Number Ake One Shilling of NEW and COMPLETE DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES; including the lateiVmprovements and Dlfcaveries and the prefent Skate of every branch of Human Knowledge. By GEOROE GREGORY, D. D. Author of the Economy of NATURC, Lire of CIIATTIRTON, • &c. &e. • This work is already well known so the Public, as a Complete and Modern Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, anfwering every Purpofe of Reference on all Subjects, and (erring as a Companion to Dr Johnfon's Didionary of the Englilh Language, with which it exadly correfponds in fize. It is now prefented to the Public in a form adapted to the means of the numerous Perfons to Whom it rosy no: have been agreeable to pusehafe it in Ten Shilling Monthly Parts.or complete in Two Volumes quarto. It may, however, be had, if detlrcd, of aft Book fellers In the latter forms. After the Univcrfal Reception and Favourable Approbation I with which this Work has been honouttd, it would be fuperflu ri ous to comment on its particular merits, and on its capacity to terve all the purpofes as a Book of Refererce of the molt volumi nous Cyclopedia& The fize la obvioufly the belt adopted to the general purpofcs of a Didlooary, a (pecks of Work which ought I always to be comprifed within the finaliett poftlbte number of Volumes, that DiOlenary being plainly an objet of Preference for the avowed purpofsof all fuck works, which can be the molt sadly confulted. it may therefore be fairly 'returned that no perfon converfanc in literary purfuits, or In the pradlice of confulting Books, will knowingly give preference to a Didianary of uncertain merit in numerous Nail Volumes, when one of acknowledged and tfta• billbed credit, and equally ample in its Contents, can be procured at Ids expense in Vivo hatsdfonie quarto., a Eze rendered legiti mate for fuck Works by fuemthee approved Editions of Dr John § Didtiunary. Printed for fticumia Purturs, No 6, Bridgc-ftreet, Meek. friars; and to be had in One Shilling weekly Numbers, Ten Shil ling monthly Parts, or Iwo Volumes quarto, of all Booktzliers, News carriers, Polbmafters,and otbu Dealers in Books' throurh out the Britifk Empire. This day was publilbed, In Clayey°, illuftrated with five Engravings, price row 6d. ha extra boads, AN Authentic NA It RA IVE of the EXPEDI TIONJ.& under Brigadier General CRAUFDRU, until its arrival at Monte Video, W ith an Account of the Operations againit Buenos Ayres, under the. Command of Lieutenant Ge neral Whitelocke, with Remadhs on dist thou but diCaltrous Campaign. By an OFFICER of the "EXPEDITION " Guided by Feuth." Feinted for the Autb or and fold at No. 12, Chapel-p la ce Ox ford Chapel; and to. be had of all Bookfellers in tbc United Kingdom. N. B. Orders iknt to J;litU, Bookfcller, Oxford-ftrect, !hall be tranfmitted srt the Author without delay. • CHEMICAL CATECHISM. This day witi publilhed, In one large volume Delay°, price I 2 • bnards,velth a neat Ul a f s pl a te Fronapicce of Come of the o ft ufeful Chemical Apparatus, etched by an eminent Artift, ith fi'aaric Acid, a tow and eularriEdition of THE CHtMICAL CATECHISM, with cc us Notts, s 'Vocabulary of Chemical Terms, many ufcful b lei and a felsral and enlarged Colledion of inttruttive and am, .141 Experinerm ts . By SAMUEL PARKES, General Manafadturing Chetnift. Pr'inted for the Author and fold by Lack ington, Allcn and Co. Firdbury-iquart • H Symonds, Paternoiter-row ;J. Richard ken, ; J Murray, Fleet (treat: J Hsrding. st. James's tercet, and all other book fellers. The •" I !I.; on the Utility of Chemiftry to the Arts and Manu faetures:* may be bad.feparate, price 1 4 This day was pubbibed, The Yrar's Book, price 216 or Half Year's, toe 6d 'THE FARMER'. ACCOUNT BOOK, for 18c08.. , —.'llis Work enables the Farmer, with the greateft eary to kccp an account of every thing that done on the farm; inaluding a (tate of the Stock and Cr ps, am! all matters relating to the pradtics of rural economy. This publication, which Is recommended to the notice o agriculturfits in general, is fold by Jolto Harding. No. 36,5 t James's ltreet. Where may be had, A variety of New Agricultural Works; and a Catalogue of Books on Hufbandry and Rural Affairs. FOREST I REES This day was publithad, a NOM Edition, with Plates, price sis in boards, jHE FOREST PRUNER AND TIMBER OWNER'. ASSISTANT—being a complete Treatife on the Training and Management of BRITISH TIMBER TREES ; including an examination of the Propertie of Pngliih Fir Timber, and a new fyltem for the management of Oak Woods. Py WILI.IAM PONTEY, Planter and Poreft Pruner to the Duke of Bedford. London : Printed for J Harding, No 36 . St Jarnees•ftrect, J. White, Fleet ftreet, and J Mamma, Poultry. Where may be had &only, by the fame Anther, The Profitable Planter, a complete Treatife on the Theory and Pradiee of Planting. Lately publiDted, in t vol. Bvo. price 33 6d. AN ESSAY ON WOOL.-By J. LUCCOCK, Wm.:Rapier; contains a general account of this article, its effential qualities, the CirCUMflanCCI wbick promote of retard its cultivation, and hints to the grower for the improvement of the fleece; it eomprifesalfo a View of the Woollen Manufaccluresiand a itatifticat Account of the Wool produced in England. London : Printed for John Harding, No. 36, St. Janaen-ftreet, and J. Heaton, Leeds. Where may be had, Culley's Obfervations on Live Stock; with Directions for . choofing at•d Improving the belt breeds of domeftic animals, a new sditiso, with an appendix on the Merino breed, and placeedivo, 7s a Saunders's Experimental Treatife on Swine, containing hints on the heft kinds, and on the ufe of Hay Tea, as an econoMical food for the fupport of (tore twine, is 6d 3 A Catalogue of Books on Agriculture and Rural Affairs in general, price is 4 Scala' Tables for the ear) , valtiation of eftates, from is to sk per acre, and alfo the parts of an acre, Evo, 33 BRITISH GALLERY OF PIC I'URbS. Under the Superintendance of Treiham, Ottley, and Tonkin?. Ott the aft of January 1808, will be publithed, No. I, to be Qua toed Monthly, of . THE BRITISH GALLERY rf PICTURES, in Two Series; comprifing gngravin g s of all the celebrated Pletures of the great Matters in the United Kingdom, with Filfto rical and Defcripsive Letter prefs . No I. FIRST Seatrs—containing two plates, reprefenttng ti pletures in the Marquis of Stafikard's Collc.tion, on elephant gto, price los 6d; on atlas 4t", with,proof impreffions on India paper, tl is ; on atlas 'to, with the prints nightly coloured, 11 tls 6d. No. I. SICOND-SERlRbf—contalning The Sirostan Taken in Adultery, by Ruhens. in the colledlion of Henry Hope.-Efq. on atlas ato, price los 641; on colombier folio, with proof impref- Ilona of the plates on India paper, it to; on colombier folio, with the prints highly fininted in colours, in Imitation of the original pictures, ii t is fid. The Hittorical Part by William Young Ottley, Efq, F. S. A. The Deferiptive Part by Henry Trsihntn, Efq R A. and W. Y. Ottley, Efq. The engravings by Mr. P. W. Tomtit's, hiftorical en graver to bee Majefty, who has the management of the executive part of the Work; Mr. L. Schiavonetti, Mr. A. Cardon, sod other eminent Engravers. The Dr.wings of th e Fi r ft Ser . by Mr.INV. W. Craig, and of the Second Serio by Meths. Tolikins, Upswing, Violet, Hodgfon. Anfeli, fiatchwsli, &e. Under the fuperintendance of HENRY FRIISHAM, Ffq R. A. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orr-e, Paternofter row; /. White, Fleet-itreet ; Cadet' and Davies, Strand ; and P W. Tonkin', New Bond-Rreet. IV A mired manner of Engraving bra been chefen for the pre. fast Work, as acknowledged to be the heft means of imitating accurately the peculiar ltyle of the Mailer, and touch of the pencil, either in chiarofcuro, or with the additional advantage of colours. or their peculiar excellence in which the celebrity of putt. of the molt diltlnguilhed Molter" is founded. The objeet of the pre Cent undertaking 'to give a nniated faith‘ol x.eforefetitatlon Of the orieoal Pidtsure, sinter an the combinetir.rts of fty4e of diist ing, compoatlon, light and &adore, and colouring. • N. B. For further partivulars, lee the Profpesitus. Thie day was publithed io Svc. price se EMANCIPATION it) DISGU ISE, or TheTRUE CRISIS of the COLONI FS, with Confiderations upon Colo nial Monopoly, and upon the Advantages derived by America from Louifians; silo Suggeftions ffr the Permar.ent Subfiltenee of our Colonies, and fur Supplying certain Naval Storrs, indepen dent of Ruffle and America. Printed for J. M. Richardfon, No. 23, Cornhill, oppofite the Royal Exchange; and J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was publifbed, Price Ninepcnce, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with the full Allem ance to Schools, T'HE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILTAREN, Containing COMMON THINGS ?accessin. TO ilia KNo w N and adapted to the capacity and curiofity of Children between Fout and Taw Years of Age. By tlic,Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Author of the ClaGi Book; the Reading F —Vereirta, or Introduetion to the Clefs Book ; of the Grammar ol Pb'dolophy. &c. &c. Every Parent and Tutor will be in r .tantty Struck with the life ruiners and importance of this new Cateeriftn, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten skid game the Days in the Week f l and proceeds by eafy Steps to the dctuition and explanation of all kinds of familiar and common Otteds. It bears in fat, as to the bufinds of life, and the fiat principles of general knowledge, ex a tly the fame relation as the Church Catechifm, and the eafy Catechifms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for Riot/tan PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Street, London; and to be hid, with the other much approved works of the fame Author, of all lkookklltrs in Town and Country. DEVONSHIRE. By the BOARD of AGRWULTURE. This day Was publiftatd, illuftrated by as Engravings. Reprefeniing Implements in Hufbandry, Buildings, I.ive Stock, and remarkable objects, with a coloured Map, diftinguithing the " different kinds of Soil, price 15, in board., AGENE RAL VIEW it the AGRICULTURE of the enmity DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri culture and internal Improvement, diftinguilhing and defcribing the Gergraphical (*natation and general circurultances oldie county —the !late of Propertythe Buildings, the mode of occupation—. the Implements, the Enciofures, the Arable Land, and every kind of Culture—the Orals Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, tar Woods and Flantationa, the Waite., the Improvements general and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy, and the Po litical Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Manufac tures, the Population, Societies, &c. &c &c. ' By CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars ; and fold by all Bookfcllers in Great Britain and Ireland. N B Corrected and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be publilhed in a correfponding Site and Type, after the rate of Ex or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole King.lom have been pubiiihed ; in the mean time, Set., as far as pubtilhed, uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all Book - lifters, at the plsafure of the purchafer.