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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Makly's AT a MEETING niche Merchant., Ship Owners, and Inha!i:ants attic Borough of Plymouth aad its Neigh bourhool, held at the Guildhall in the fold Borough, on Timid ,y, the 13th Odtober, iEoy, Fn confequeneo of a requibrion to the Worihipful the Mayor, for the purpole of taking into confidera tiou a letter received from Lord Boringdon, relative to the Moor ings laid doom in the harbour of Catwater. _ _ MISS OWENSON's NEW WORK, Tide day wu publithed. elegantly printed, in Two Volumes, plict pa. iu boards, PATRIOTIC SKE rcH ES of IRELAND, writ ten In CINNAUGOT OR DNANCR do btrebygire Nosice, That Propofals will be received at their Office io Pall Mall, on or before Monday the 16th of November next, from fuck Periods as may be willing to undertake the fupply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, con6ftiog of various deferipdons of loofa, for the fervice of this Department, for a period of three years, agreeable to Patton', which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office In the Tower. By MICs OWENSON. Publilked by Rtenaan Yntr.tars, No. 6, Bridge ltreet, Black• friars; and to be bad of all Rookfellers. Of whom may be bad, pa poblithed, by the Came Authorefs, z. The NOVICE of Sr. DOMINICK, 4 volt: :34. 2. WILD IRISH GIRL,3 V 04.13411114 3. The LAY ofan IRISH HARP, boards, 7s, MODF.RN FRANCE . Thh Evening—• The Honey Moon ; with Three Weeks after Marriage. The Ysvig Lady who made her 4th appearance on Wed rerday evening, in the charader of Aortae. in the Comic Okra -If Love in a Village, wmagain received throughout with univer al approbation and reiterated burfts of applauk, and will appear in the eharaeter of Redina, in the eourfe of the week. Refolved—That the Mayor be requefted to take the Chair. Refolved unanimoully--Tbat as the harbour of Catwater, above a rock called the Bear's Head, haa been . * public, free, and fafe anchorage, from time immovuorial, in which a large number of merchants Blips of every defeription have always been comma dioufly .fecured, without being liable to pay for mooring and that any attempt to impede the navigation of this part of the harbour, or to levy a tax for mooring (hips there, would be very detrimental to the columns'si interefts of the Public in general, and of this port in particular. and therefore ought to be prevented. Refolved unaninioufty—That it Is the opinion. of this Meeting, that the laying down of mooring chains in Catwater, will impede the navigation, by pr.:venting. [hips from being fairly moored at their own anehrrs. in the molt fecure part of the harbour, by ca bles on which their owners 'can rely, and thereby deftroying the belt anchorage, without fubftituting an adequate accommodation, to the great Influx of trade that occationally retort to thi-. port, at the fame time inereafiog the danger in a gale of wind, by many Ships riding at one mooring. Rtfolvcd tinaninundly—That it appeartto this Meeting that the Tax for ufing thefe Chains will only he a fource of private emolu • ment, as is the cafe with the rings at Turnchapel ttcck, the de mands for which have been already locreafed from t s. per week to 6s. per week, on a certain defcrirtion of veffels, and that although it is alledged that the charge now propofed will be a fixed one. it is obvious that the fame power that is competent to create it, may at a future period increafe the demand. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Cootradt, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Once, in Pall Mall *forded, any day between the hours of tea and four o'clock, where the Propofah are to be delivered, fealed up and indorkd " Propofals for the Supply of Tools;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the Paid 16th of November, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unlefi the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, ball attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. This slat was publillied in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap OetAvo, price Ttn Shillings in B •ards. - I'HE STATE of FRANCE doting the Year ISos, 1803, 5804, 1805, and dot% containing particulars of the treatment of the Englith Captives, and Obfervations on the Go• vet-lament, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes illultrative of the Chuader of the Chief of the French Government. On Tuefday will be proaueed a new Conway. In Owe Ads,eaded Time's a ; with a New Prologue and Efikdvie. THEA.TRI! ROYAL, OOYENT-OARDZN. ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 26, iBo7, will be sidled Shakergeare's Thigedy of . CORIOLANUS ; By W. T. WILLIAMS, Efq. Oce of the Sol:leas of Oren Britain, dctained by the French Or THE ROMAN MATRIV. Romani-e.Caius Marcie Coriolanua, Mr. Remble Cominins, Mr. Cifefwell ; Menenius, Mr. Mundas ; Volumuia, Mrs. Sid doosf Vlrgika, MW' Brunton. widen's-1141os Aufidiue, Mr. Pope; Volufius, Mr. Claremont. Government to vi.)lation of the Lear - of eivilizeti Nations. Primed for RICkIARD PHILLIP,. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, friars, and to be had of all Bootfeltem • Of whom may be had, just imbllChed, An Account of the late fifcape and Flight of Nfrs.Srexceo SMITH, through Tyrol, Auftria, Prut 63, and Poland to Ruilla. By the Marquis de SAmro, price 711. in boards. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OP VICE. No. 31, ESSEX-STRIP:T., STRAND. THE Fourth Report of the Proceedings of th e Society is ready for delivery, gratis, at the fallowiog Book • fellers, viz—Rivington's, St. Paul's Churchyard; Hatehard's, and at Stockdale's Piccadilly; Cadet! and Davies, and at Wal ker's and Co. Strand; Butterworth's, Fleet greet; Booth's, Duke ftreet Richardfon's, Cornhill ; where in a few days will be pub- Hiked, price es. The Cunttable's Affiftant, being a Compenoium of the Duties and Powers of Conftables chicly as they relate to the apprehending of Offenders and laying informations before Ma giftrates. To which will be added the Mofieal Farce of THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. _ _ _ _ Adolved unanimoully—That this Meeting doth not recognite the right of Lord Boringtion, or any other perfon, in anywee, to abitrudt the free navigation and anchorage of Catwater, or to ez• adl any tolk or due , whatever, from tipping mooring therein, without thc cadent of Parliament. CHURCH PREFERMENT. • A WNTED, to Purchafe a Living, with a pm . fpedt of an early va:ancy --Partieubrs to be fent to Mr. Blandy, Sol icitor, Reading; or Mr. TY NDA LE, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Captain Beaman:l , Mr. Farley; Caleb Otiot'em., Mr. Fawcett ; Muff evoker, by a Gentleman. (being his Brit appearance on the ft age) John Lun', Mr: Emery ; Grace Gayloye, Mrs. Olbb ; Phoebe Whitethorn, Mifs De Camp. On ruefday, George Barnwell, or the London Merchant. After which, Brit time this feafon, the admired Pantomime called Har lequin and Mother Goofe, or the Golden Egg. bn Wednefday, the Comedy of A Cure for the Heart-Ache. On' rhurfday will he revived the Tragedy of the Count of Mar lowe. To which will be tufted, newer adcd. a new Farce called Tool friendly by Half. • • A new Comic Opera, and Sbakfpeare's Plty of The Winter's Tale are in preparation. and will be immediately produced. GI AND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! VERY PorchAfer of a TICKET or SHARE before )lEXT TUESDAY, OCTOBER a 7, will have a Chan c e o f the: llowinit Aftooilhiug Lift of Capitals: Prize of £40,000 i ••• 20,000 I - lo,or:o 9 1,000 0 goo 'tleitrrs and StfAILS ate now on Sale at J. WARNFR's Li loafed State Lottery °flee, No. 16, Cornbill, facing the Royal E: ichange. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - ZZE 0 0 P Ilf - £io 14 0I Fighth La tt o quarter S 8 o Sixteenth t 8 0 ii NY Parent or Guardian withing to place a young A 4, Lady, who has left khan!, where the may have the beneit Of lidpfters to attend her, and be inftruGted in every branch of Er 11ith Literature; at the fame time deriving the advantages to k pained frwm living in an elegant, and polithed fociery, may meet wit it this highly defirahle Situation in the houfe of a Lady refiding ittl'anndon, wbofe birth and Ration in life renders her fully corn one set to the important charge of dire&ing the morals and man or of youth. I turn (OA paid)addreffed to E. T. No. al, Devonfhire-hreet to to (quart, London, will be immediately anfwered. ' THI I ONLY REPOSITORY IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Ilibt to Comfort, Eafe. Durability, Pleafantnefs, Economy, and Utility. are combined to A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN THREE, in _ _ _ ____ rOLLYER's MILK STOCKINGS with COT TON FEET, No. 146, Fleet- Reset. A molt rich, valuable. Elegant Seledion of Ladies' and Gentkmen's nowt and fine lb*, White, and Coloured Silk Hole, from 7s. 6d. or three pair k One Guinea, to Superfine, with the moft falhionable Clocks, gal. 60. tl,B. To fueh of the Nohiliti, Clergy and Gentry. who have not made tilal of their diftinguithed and unequalled excellemr tie it may be proper more prr cutely to Rato, that they aro far Int re comfortable, loft and pleafant, twice as durable, and though ev• try way equal in richners, elegance, and quality, arc net two thi kb the price of thole with Silk Feet. 0' Every Article of koliery. NEW INVEN FEE/ HATS. Iconfequence of the very great complaint of late . of he bad quality of Hats, It has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 710teand, who has rdded there there twenty years, to try the mmethoent of mixing Mole's Fur with Beaver, and which he has he* to anfwer his molt ardent expcdtatio4s, not only for their quribility, which on trial, will be found to eve..r out near two 'thich Hats as are made in the anal way, the Mole Fur making 'them fo much finer, and of a clofer texture than the varieue rage Furs that are ufually made ufe of in the manufaittiring of Bats; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will not come off, 'thick has been fo much complained of, of late, as vet!' as their leaking a melt beautiful Black, which will retain their colour; and lhdng the nunufaCturer of his own Hats, he fells them at the low *ice of it sa Ramps included. N.B. Worthy the attention of the *Frade, and Merchants for importation.—Army, Navy, folding, and l adies' I lats. Gentlemen to the country Ihould fend the number of inches round the outfide Ink crown. 1!" Mole Skins bought in any quantity—Letters, poR paid, re tiding Mole Skins only, attended to. Dr. JAMES': ANALEPTIC PILLS. BILIOUS DISORDERS, fo prevalent in this country, arc removed with greater cafe and faEty by t'efe Fills, than by any other Mefficine ; they are efficacious in • ns, lofs of appetite, habiteal coitivenefs, flattiicnees in the hor bowels, and cholics thence miring; llkewife in gouty giddinefs, or rheumatic pails% in the head; as thofc oc . Abseil by tree living, thereby preventing pal fins and apoplexies fo akin the confequence thereof; prevent or ftop*the progrefs of a Aleagh or cold; are excellent in town& of fririts and nervous W ielders; in droplics they have not &tie renal, as no water will ac ,•lttniebite whillt there tills are regularly taken; by removing the ‘ftfe, tv.ty often reftore perinea fuhjed to ft s; in the decline of • cite Deithtr fel flutuld be without them; travellers by fat or Land would be wife to receive them in their flock. They arc prepared and fold genuine, by B. Perrin, Chernift. (the only perion who ever prepared them fur the late Dr. Robert inks), No. 23, Southampton ftreet, Strand, London; as 9d. per lea.br ix boxes for is.. .11THITE HANDS have ever b ee n &teemed a •T perform] beauty in both Sexes, and In fome parts of Europe ermitel to Peons of rank.—The BANDANA SOAP, ur, ' l l4lO Wetting Cakes, poffefs the peculiar property of giving the 114 cagaifice delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairods to the 4 11 0411 which are conitantly warned with this Soap. Even in cafes ItZfrtin has been iniered by labour or other violence, the coatfentfs are effedtually,infalEbly, and permanently ' 'l . lllll ld,2ind fuecmded by a finoothnefs, fairnefs, and delicacy of IllPftatieee, witch cann o t b e acqu i re d b y any other mean% what 'vwen It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate ids of the Inperier excellence of this Soap. 3 ° 14 by the Proprietors' foie Agent, whofe fignature it bears, Willem Withers, No. 229, *rand, near Temple liar, Lor.don ; sad die Proprietors, as a further fecurity, beg them to he particular sow that the name and addrek of the printer, E Spragg, ltreet, Covent- gar d en , is a ffi xed to the label and * Nile; All ethers are counterfeits. Sold by molt Perfumer. 101 titkteint Venders, in 'limns and Country. -i-2, each Disko TO THE FA CULTY. _ _ _ AGENTLEMAN wilbes to treat for a Partner. neriliip with an elderly Pradtitioner doing bulinefs to the amount of from Six Hundred to Fifteen Hundred Pounds per annum, who might be difpoled to withdraw after a few years, in favour of the Advertifer; nr he would purekafe the whole of an eftablithed bulimia-74cm ready to be advanced.—Letters(pnft paid) from Principals only, addreffed to Z Z. No. 38, Great Windmill•ltreet, London, will be duly attended to. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the Nth day of November next, at to o'clock in the Forenoon, HE HULL of the Ship GRAAF SUWARROW.... Alto her Malts, Yards, Sails , Anchors, Cables, Standing- Rigging, and I quantity o f ot h er s tores , By Private Sale. so Bales of Smyrna CsttonWool, and 42 Erie Georgia ditto. Fur (ample. and other particulars apply to Meffn. SMITH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE, Brokers, London. By Order of the Comnfiffi oncra for tht. Care and Difpof a l of PrulTian Property. TE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 196 Piteea--2 Ditto (6pirits) Ditto. 44 Half Places Red Wine 17 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine. _ _ Being part of the Cargo of the Danifh [hip Fortuna, Van Campen mafter, condemned at Prize to his Nlsjefty. A few Tons Campeachy and Honduras Logwood, and a fmall quantity of Grinding Stones. For Catalogues, (ample., and further information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, O.R. t 9, tiloy. On the ift of November will be publillied, with a large coloured Caricature. No. 11. of THE SATIRIST, or MONTHLY METEOR. The unprecedented file of the Firft Number of this novel and unique publication, is the belt criterion of its merits; it is therefore only neccfCtry to obfervc, that No. 11. will be enriched with original conununicationi.from the celebrated pens of George Colman, Efq and other eminent literary characters. Printed for S. ripper, No. 37, Leadenhall-ftreet; and may be had of every Bookfeller and.Ncsviman io the United Kingdom N. B. No. I Ins been REPRINTED, and may now be had as above. Adyertifements, &c. mat be fent before the 2,Sth of the Month A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. mi. day was publifhed, • Price Ninepcnie. or "Thirtern to the Dozen, with the full Allow- Duce to Schools THE FIRST CATECHISM . for CHILDREN, containing COMMON TittNoq NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN, and adapted to the capacity and auriolity of Children between FOUR and rEN Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Author of the Clara Book; the Reading Exercife4, or Inrrodudion to the Ciafi Book ; of the Grammar of Phllorophy. &c. &c. Every Parent and Turor will be instantly ftrnck with the ufe. ruiners and importance of thib new Cateclailm, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proceeds by car). ftep, to the definition and explanation of all kind* of familiar at.d common Objedti. It bear.' in faet, as to the bufinefs of life, and the firlt principles of general knowledge. ex adly the lame relation as the Church Catechifm, and the caly Cateckifrus of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for RICHARD Femurs, No. 6, Bridge Iltreet, London ; an to be had, with the %her much approved works of the fame Author, of all Bookreficrs in Town and Country. HITHERTO SUPPRESSED—" ACCURSED RED BOOK." This day was publithed, price an. 64. 'THE RED BOOKi or The GOVERNMENT .1 of FRANCIS I. Empetiiir of the Engilib, King of the Scotch and Will, fee Printed foe 3tockdale, junior. No. 41, about the Middle on the North fide of Pall Mall: and La Grange, bldiffau.ltreet, Where may be had, Stridures on the Catholic Bill, by John Bowles. Efq. as. Two Letters to Mr Whitbretd, on the Education of the Poor, by John Bowles, Efq. Second Edition, enlarged More Talents (till t being Lord Orenville's Letter to Dr. Gaf itin.with the Anfwers thereto, in. That incomparable Pamphlet, a Vindication of the Court of Roffia-s-Tlird Edition, as ad. Letter to Lord Varcount Caftleresgb, on the. prefect State of Ireland, as. All the Talents in Ireland, a Satirical Poem, by the Author of the preceding—Second Edition, is 6d. Al I the Talents : a Satirical Poem, in 4 Dialogues, and a Fait°. ral Epilogue, with a Frootifpiece—Eighteenth Edition, bs. A few Copies on fine drawing paper, los 6d. Flagellum flagellated a Satirical Poem, by But Btoce, re 6d. All the Talents' Garland; a few Rockets let off at a celebrated Miniftry ; including Elijah's Mantle, the Uti Poffidetis,and other Poems of the fame A uthor, by eminent political charadters Edition, es hoards. Part 11. to complete the former Pdit ions, is. The Britanniad and iiiberniad ; Satirical Poems on the Choice and Change of Minitters. as. 6.1. Plain Fads; or a Review of the Cianduft of the late Minittcrs Third Edition, 31. The Crifis, by the Authot of the iseectiings—Second Edition, 211 Refotved unanitnnufly—That this Meeting doth recotn. mendld all rut relents. lNp owners, mailers of nips, and others concerned, to OA the payment of any illegal imports or exadions, that may be demanded fur mooring veffels in Catwater. ittfolved unanimontly—That the Members of this Borough be reintited to ufe their endeavours to afcertain the grounds upon which a grant bas been made from the Crown to Lord Boring don, of a certain portion of Catwater, for the purport , of placing moorings therein, and impofing a toe for the ufe of them ; and alfo to rtprefent the great injury inch a mcarne will occafinn to this port, and to take fuck Reps as may be expedient to obtain its re vocation. itefolvesl unanintnufly—That in confequenee of the great et• paves how attending alining, it is of the waled importance to prevent any new and utinecelfary ehargts being laid on them at this port, and therefore that . . Thomas Fates, Efq Mayor Mars. John Collier 1 homas Locky:r, l fq Andrew Tracey John• Clark Langniead, Erg • M'illiam Parr John Hawker, Efq George Ord Robert Fugc, Efq Hannibal Own , ' Jewett Savitle Win. Shepherd, Efq Alexander Filler Pa -r :imams, Efq _ Walter Clatworthy and Mr pato Brabant Bayly Joreph Moore, Mr Richard liayly Be and they are hereby appointed a Committe-, to take the necef• fary Reps for removing any iropetlintent to the Anchorage and Navigation of Catwater, and purfuing Inch other :matures as may be requifite for the maintaining the ancient rights of the Public, in the Paid harbour ; and that any Five of the Paid Committee be competent to att. fubjed to the Call of tbc Chairman. Refolved unaninicufly—That a Subfeription be entered into for the purpofe of carrying the above Rcfolutlons into effed, and (up• potting any Adion at Law which the Committee may deem it neeelTary to commence. in defense of the long eftablithed rights, relative to the Lid Harbour, which have been hnsuenanrioly en joyed. Refolved unardmoutly—Tbat a Copy of thefe Refolutions be trarfmitted to the Committee of Mil) Owners, at Lloyd's, as well as to the principal Sea Ports in the Kingdom, and be publilbed in be London and Provincial Papers. THOMAS EALFS, Chairman. . _ The Chairman having quitted the Chair, Refolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to him, for his readinds in convenieg the Mecting,aud ter his proper con duit in the Chair. Lately publik& in large Octavo, The Third Fditinn, with very confidtrahle additions*, price 71 to be had of Mr. Symmoads and Mr. Walker. Paierfoffer-ruw ; of the Bookfellers in the Country; hoist No. 6t, Frith-ftrect, corner of Saluaquare ; PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the Treatment of fume particular Dilbrders of the Hu man Frame efpecially thole latent causes producing dehilitv and morbid afro:thin of the nervous fy‘km, incident to the different Rages of life ; deftroying the functions of the fineft organs in the mina! economy. _ By ST. JOHN NEALE, EN. Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the Univerflty of Ley den, and Practitioner in Loudon ; formerly Slur on Major to the sth Regiment of Infantry, the t Gal, or Qp=n's Regiment of Light Dregoum, and the Royal Military tioipttal at Chatham. COMPLETE FARMER FIFTH EDITION, ENLARGED. In November next will be publiihrti, is two large Quarto Volume!, , the Fifth whoiy re-written and enlarged, containing _ . . . . 109 Engravings, price 61. 6s. in boards, THE COMPLETE FARMER, or General DIC TIONARY of AGRICULTURE and HUSBANDRY—. comprehending the mat improved methods of cultivation, the difnrent modes of railing Timber. Fruit and other trees, and the modern management of Live Stock, with deferiptions et the mod approved Implements, Machinery, and Farm Buildings. Printed for R. Baldwin, W. J. and J. ktchardfon, I'. C. and T. kivington, J. Cuthell and Martin, W. Lowndes, W. Oiridge and Son, Lon:man, Hurd, Rees and Orme. Cade!! and Davies, J. Stockdale, Laekington and Co. B. Crofby and Co. Clarke and Son, P. and W. Wynne, and J. Booker. 11 .• It has been the particular aim of the Editor to prefent the Reaot with a foil explication of the numerous term+ of the art, and at the favor time to afford him a view of Modern or Improved Practical Htifbondry, fo arranged and methnstized as to he capa• hie of ready reference ; a point which he conceive* to be of the utmost importance to pradtical Farmers. COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. This day was kandfomely printed in 4to. w:tb i and thirty finifhed Engravings, price 21.25. In boards, AN Introduftion to NATURAL PHILOSOPHY in thirteen Familiar Lectures upon Mechanics, Pneumatics, Acouftics, tlydroftaties, Magnetifin, blearleity, Optirs, Aftro nomy, &c. with feverat very ufcfcl tables, a variety of Aftrono. mica! Geographical Problems, a Coileetion of Mifeellaneous (Ztieftions and Harm**, and a copious Vocabulary or FAO ana don of the Terms of Science. To which is prefixed, an Addrsh to bet By MARGARET BRYAN, of Bryan Hoare, Blackheath. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-duct, Loodoo; and Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. e' The view taken by Mrs. Bryan is of the popular kind. The i Intercft we felt in taking op the work has been gratified by its pe rural, and our examination of ha contents jeftibes us in recommen ding it to the notice and patronage of the public. We have little doubt that it will rival the I opuhrity of Mrs. ftryan's former work on A ltronorny, and be generally adopted as a fyftem of inftruCtion —in its prefent form it Is a defirable and elegant aequifition to all who with to obtain a familiar knowledge of Natural Pitiltfophy, without wading through day, laborious and unbitretting dircuflion., The experiments are rafy.and the examples are fele.fted trom ob- Jr:to and traufsdians of frequent and familiar occurrence." • Cris:cal itirojune, 18076 THE MOST BEAU FIFCI, BOOK IN THE COMPASS OF ENGLISH LrriiitArtißE. This day was puhHibed, in femur elegant Volumes, poft odlavo lk illultratcd by ONE evil:Dago ENGRAVINGS, from d-figns by French and Spaoilh Artias, price al t 24. 6d. In lmards, ac. eompanied by proof imprerons or the Plates; or on royal Otno. with the fame number of Plum pric • Vic in b,.ards, G IL BLAS na SANTILLANA, a NOVEL, By A. R. LE SAGE, Newly tivrinst,d from the lad Pads E !ition, By MARTIN SMART. AndillultratedhyoNa HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS. No apology can be requifite fmprefenting to the Puulic a new, improved, and chafte Tra.:flation of a Novel, which is allowed by critics of all Nations, to he the belt that ever was written ; but which has hitherto been debated la England, by coarfe and vulgar Traitations. The One Hundred Gefig.is which accompany the Text, are produdtions of correfp ending fpirit and lutereft. end they give t.o this Edition A feature of beauty sad el ganv., which is unrivalled by any edifting Book in the Ennllth Lat . guage. Primed for Rico AR D PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge !tree, acid to be bad of all Bol,kfellers. DEVONSHIR R. By the BOARD of AGRIcULTURR. This day Wlll publifind, illitctrated by 25 Enerrvings, Reprefenttng implements in HufbuOry, Buildings, Live Stork, and remarkable objets, with a col , ured Map, didinguidting the different kinds of Soil, price us. in boards, A GENERAL VIEW if the AGRICULTURE of the County of DEVON, drawn up for the Board of Agri culture and internal Improvement, dittinguiling and defcribiag. the Geographical &nation and general cirtuntilaoces of the county —the Rate of Property—the the mode of occupation— the implement., the Enclofures, the Arable Land , and every kind of Culture—the Graft Lands, the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods aid Plantations, the Wallet, the Improvements general and particular—the Live Stock, the Rural Economy. and the Po. 'ideal Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commaree, Manufac tures, the Population, Societies, &c. bee !cc. 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