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SEAMEN AND OTHeILS. . rrilE Governors of the above School having reason t i N Act haring this day received. the Royal•Assont -A- .to believe • that there *ere other Gentlemen who would have decla6xl themselves Candidates, had they known the pro- I - -1. for the Encourigeineet of Siiirnen, ant for other purposes,i ! a bab ) l li e , p t r w ofits s f of it, think it duet* their trust to continue to teceive wii . r . i , i . i s provided, that it skall not be lawful for any Person the Head . Mastership till the 99th of this month ; N•iiiii•'. 01. i. L etelKingdonitel receive any Wages, Pay, Plize,or l er P e l d A s o . to l state, that those profits in the last year (when there Lots _ ~ y :,: we y for any - Pet!l Officer, Seaman, Non-Commis-.1 w ere Only P Siounds.x Boarders in the School-House) were nearly Eight siceid ram of Mirines or 114aritte, or Non- Con inimanned llitn,ired 1 , , , ,,ir50ns I . llse Day of Election will he on the 7th of August next. (eerie- or Soldier iu the . Army, ether than and except hi, shall be duly Licensed by t he Treasurer of the Navy that I Bury, 10th July, HENRY ist9 TOPPLE, Clerk to the Governors. n r.T . po i,., w ho are required to give security for they goOd conduct (e !each restriction is 'not to extend to the Wives, Parenta,,Chil- then, Brothers sr Sisters, of such Petty Officers, Seamed, Ma..l r i : e,s, and Soldiers to take effect from the last day .0 - f August F eat: Notice is hereby given to all l'ersons who shill be desirous c: ta . :in7 out Licences under the Provisions of the acrid Act, that rte .i !111:6', on or before the 20th day of July next, send their Nenes ar.d Places of Abode, and the etanies of two Persona vtioni !hey shall propose Sc Sureties in each case, to he bound iti tl!.. l'enalzy of Two Hundred Pounds, tkat the Pena tai, ... to .- Licensed, shall demean himself properly, and shaif duty ac ::: :o the Persons entitled thereto for all the Wages, Pay, rez,, ur Bounty Money he shall receive. eiesons resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham or Sheer nes', to tranrreit the tame to the Chief Clerk of the Navy Pay. O'ice at each of those l'orts respectively ; and at all other Places in Great-Britain and Ireland, to the Pay-Master ai the Navy l'ity:Office, London. 'f he Licences are grantable for three Years, and may be deter :4lM at any time by the •Freasurer, in clues of misconduct of the Pa tics who shall obtain them. By Direction of the Treasurer, JOHN SMITH, Pay-Master. If ary Person after the Ist cieitember next, who shall not have a Licence from the Treasurer of the Navy, or shall not be within tile Degrces of ReThtionship above described, to Seamen and others, shall offer himself to receive, or shall receive any Wages, Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and others, he will be guilty of a Misdemeanor, and en Conviction writ be punished accordingly. EDUCATION, AT the FRENCI4 ACADEMY at Lewes, in Sussex. iC tiung Gentlemen are gen:My Boarded, and ex peditiorAy taught French hi its greatest purity, Greek, Latin, English, NVriting, Arithmetic, Geography, and the Use of the Globus, by V. A. RAYMOND and proper Assistants. Terms Twenty-five Guineas per Annum•-•—no entrance required. N. 13. French is the only language allowed to be spoken among the Scholars, whose health and morals are particularly attended. to.—The School will resume its duties atter the Recetit, on Mon daYs July 2 41 189% S TATE LOTTERY, to he drawn in One Day, 20th of OCTOBFR, !tio9. SCHEME. P:0,000 5,000 2,000 '1,000 500 100 50 15 4 920 z,ono Tickets. £200,000 - • This Luttcr; consists of only 5000 Ntunbers (from 1 Co 5000 indu,.v'•l; hut there are Four Ticket' of each Number, which will be se.er:lly entitled to whatever Prize is drawn againq such }umber; fur Moaner, if No. I should he drawn a Prize of d!...1),e00 1 , the Four Tickets of that number will eaek be etttitlt d to Pi. 0,000, making, in the whole X 80,009 ; so that if any person purchase more than One Ticket of the same Number, and tfmt Number prove fort unate, lie may gain, 14 ; Two Tickets of the same Number, E40,C00 A Prize of A Priz: of By Three I irks of the same Number, £60,000 By Four Tickets of the t.:.nrie Number, £BO,OOO A Prize of And all other Prizes in the same Proportion. Tielt . etc and Slim- •k trt' i‘n Sal. V all the Offices. - -; 17) RDSON, and Co. repec.- A. , z.lb.• ncquaMt the Public, that Ticic.ets aotl Shares for the I'TERY are on Sale at their ()flees, Bank EzAlitings, )Ininil; and facing the Gate of the Kitr's Mews, Charing ..liere arc hiit 5,000 Nitintnrs (from 1 to 5,000 inclusive) fuat Tickets of each Number. Lite whole to be drawn in One Day. sTATE LOTTERY, TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. ki . IVIFT and Co. respectfull y . inform the Public, that Tick.cts and Shares are now on Sale at all their Offices; he same time they beg leave to recommend to Cie attention of r Friends the Scheme of the present Lottery, which they trust tr:! t merit their approbation and support: in order to priveut gpointment, it is necessary to obseree, that there are billy 3. , Cu Numbers in the Lottery, and of course no Number hizlier a 5,000; and that the Whole will be Drawn in One Day. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of L'2O,OOO 4 4 ..... of &c. 44:c. Sec. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Bent, 800 :seller, No. 53, Paternoster row ; and at No. 59, St. Martin', I.ane, where the Principal may be spoken to and references may be Lid, if required, to respectable Families, whose sons are now at the Academy, or have ther completed theire tducation. Stages to and from London every day. ./V: :here ari Four Tichets of each Numb-r, Adventurers may iv •.• gaining Ei7hty Thou •31141 sEA I E 1.0 I' Eit CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH FROM THE: WHITE HORSE INN, FEITER- LANE, LONDON. THE ECLIPSE, new and elegant light Coach, carrying four insides only, sets off every Morning at Half past Five o'Closk to York, Sunderland, Shields, &c. The same Guard and Coach goes through to York without changing. The HIGH FLYER Post Coach, every Morning, at Seven, to York, Edinburgh, and Newcastle, through Stamford, Newark, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, at which places it regularly meets the various branch cc:riches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax; Hudders- Weld, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the other principal Towns in the North. The Guard and Coach likewise go through to York without changing. - - The RODNEY Psst Coach every Morning, at Seven, to Hull where it arrives in 36 boats by way of Duncaster, Howden, sad North-cave. N. 13. This Coach is the quickest co• vzyance to Hull, avtdd ing the delay and danger of Vie Humber. The above Coaches are conducted on the best principles for public convenience, and travel with the utmost safety and expe dition. ROBERTS and Co. Proprietors, Ek ,. AND IMPROVED SCHEME, t •NLY FIVE THOU SAND NUNILERS TO LE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. - rOI)GES, PAINE and Co. Stock iirokers, 119, r 1 ( i4ord-strect, anti 41, S. latnes's-street, respectfully talc.; • , particularly to recommend to the atteliti ,, ri of their • - Itr Pub:ic,the Scheme et the present STA. l E LOT th,•lt will :ind io be on a ntw and improved Om; tt c') •,:: , it 1,000 Number:, four Tickets of each Number, !••'.!r...\•;: in One Day. One Ticket will gain JJ:2o,cro, two r' • ;111•ce ./..:60,000, and four of the same Number X 50,000 CAPITAL. PRIZES. of £20,000 ti of 5,(W0 2,000 1;1..1 £l,cno 500 ••• arl Shares are on sal. I"t:.•rit.., Capital Priz via sh-5,.(1. Who will not be accountable for any (lass, China, l'late, Watches, Cash, Balk Notes, or Jewels, however small the value, nor for an other article, of more than 'J value, it lost or da maged, unless speciriA, and paid fur as such when delivered at th:•ir Offices in Town, or to their Agents in the Country. cAprrAL POSTING-1 - 1013:F, TRAVEI .I.ERS' INN, Nil) PUIJLIC TAVERN, AT SHEFFIELD. • 'lo be SOLD or LET ' pEECI-I's INN, the Sign of the ANGEL, in shai6•l, together with all the Stables and Offices appurte nant thereto, which for a,great number of years past has been oc cup'ed by Mr. Samuel Peec' , . the owner, who, on account of the d; cliuin- sta•e of his own ar4A!'irs.Peech's heal:h, is desirous of roiling from business. - • -• &c. &c. at the above Office;, where, in tc, to an immense amount have •i . 11-141:i) .?.NJ I VOR 1808. CiR;I:iMES 13R 7:scom n and Co. beg leave thzir Fricnil,, the that 'flaw , : and Share', Lottr7y, are row on Sale, at each. of their Itemarkiably Cdfrei, No. 1 I,lll.)l.EfitN; N 0.37, CORNIiII.I.; No • •!.. •.; l - RAND ; and No. 34, II.A.YMARKET, PlCCA1):1.1 X, • f.rs!. J*2!z , ),000 i'rize, the only .4.10,000 Pt ize, and the • .000 1 r:.:6 in the State Lottery trier Sold, were Shared • . t! '•.uY.tsts :mist the Grand Copital :'rise of 000 Tick ets, entitled to . ;.7.;1, was stoat at tl.e above Oflize.,, it: sixteen Sixteenths, -„' likewise eizht ..4720,c00 Prizes. have been sold in 105 ',1;•.•• 11 14th of March, 1 4, 0 ti ; the numbers, and how se..n at eitl.. r of the at,ove fortunate Ofices, with t`; - +11 1 .C5000, ).1060, Scc.—aid, in the last State ,i., TO; eti sold hy J. '3ltaNscr)ma caly, in sundry Fl )1,875 out of 1:2CC,000, that being the ylert of P .tt.s in the said Lott.. ry, which are now pay •-• . Ot:ices on detr.and, as usual, or taken as cash in f r is or Shaves, in the tliird and last Grand City t-rv, row en tale. and van:alas Capital Prizes, amounting ;i: , w . are.. of AFIOO,OOO. ry, As a Posting House and Travellers'lnn, ft:w houses in the conntry are be:ter known or frequented, and it has always been Itch' in high estimation as a Tavern. There is only one other Posting llouse in the Town, though it is one of the largest and most populous places in the kingdom. The purchaser or tenant may have immediate possession, and he accommodated with all, or any of the horses. chaises, furni ture, 3:c. at a fair valuation. Mes.rs. P.immington and Wake, Solicitors, Sheffield, are au tharised to treat with an' applicants on this subject, andwill cotn municate aoy further information which may be required. t c•-r, • Gratis, and all Ordirs front the Cmintry, either fg r • (J 7 (.47y 'Tares, du'v erecutcki zit the above Offices, aud u o , 10: in Loudon 11 - cit.se• • WI let ACCA34III4, le the LARGE ROOM of the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, MANCHESTER, Sth JULY, 1809. AT a respectable PUBLIC MEETING of the Merchants Manufacturer , and other Inhabitants of the town and neighbOulhood of Manchester, interested in the Expor tation of Cotton Goods to Ireland, and held by the appointment 'of the Boroughreeve and Constables, pursuant to a Requisition, for the purpose of taking intu consideration • the present practice in Ireland, of chargidt as an Import duty there, thirteen pence halfpenny per yard, or thereabouts, upon several descriptions of Cotton Goods, as well as Calicoes and Muslin,. RICHARD P USH FORTH', Esq. Boroughreeve of Manchester, in the Chair. It was unanimously Resolved as follows vlz. Ist, That under the Union Act,„paitsed hi the 40th year of his previa Majesty's reign, Cotton Goods (other than Calicoes and Muslins) when imported into Ireland from Great Britain, are liable -only to a duty of £lO per cent. upon the.real value, for a period of twenty years and no longer. yids That Calicoes and Muslin, are by the same Act charged upz. Importation with the duties previously imposod thereon, subgect to be reduced as therein mentioned, and finally to cease in4se year 1821, and that the rate of duty now payable or claim ed*, respect thereof, is thirteen pence halfpeuur per yard, or shouts. . ad. 'chat contrary is the practice which has prevailed since the • Union, .the Custom House Officers in Ireland now demaini the duty of thirteen pence halfpenny a yard, or thereabouts, on Cot ton Goods of most descriptions which are sent into that country from England, althoueh they essentially differ both in fabric and denomination from Calicoes and Muslins. 4th. That these proceedings, which appear to be unsauctioned by any existing law, and are evidently repugnant to the provi sions and spirit of the Union Act, have already occasioned a ge neral countermand of orders front Ireland, and must is a great degree operate to the extinction of the trade there. sth. That the result will, be highly injurious, not only to the „individual merchants and manufacturers engaged in the exporta- Son of Cotton Goods to Ireland, but also to the general commer cial interests of Manchester and the neighbourhood, as well as to the public revenue, and that the most prompt and effectual mea sures are therefore needful for the removal of these evils. 6th. 'that a memorial, containing a tepree-ntation ef the-facts stated, and their necessary consequences, be forthwith prepared aii,:presented to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trea sury, earsestly soliciting their attention to the case, and that ade quate relief n2ay be speedily granted. 7th. That a C.:;immittee be appointed to prepare the memorial, and to adopt such other measures as they conceid.: best calidated to answer the object of these Resolutions. Bth. That the following gentlemen compose the Committee, and that any five of t hem be competent to act, vizi Borosigh reeve•and Constables of Manchester, John Silvesfer, Esq. John I.egh Philips, Esq. Mr. Nathaniel Gould, Mr a ;Jpseph Se4don, Mr. William Lownde s, Mr. J.R. Saunders, Mr. Thomas Haines, Mr. Samuel Stocks, Mr. John Jackson, Mr. Oeorge Mr. James Ramsbotha m, Mr. William etangnall,: Mr. Sk fkel thorp, Mr, . Taylor, .Mr. Samuel Knight, Mr. John Marshall, Mr. Jos. Wright, Mr. John Ma:her, Mr. John Wilson, Mr. Benjamin Williams, r. Peach, Mr. Thomas Ryder, Mr:T. Watkins, Mr. W. toyd, and Mr. R. Appleby. 9th, That the Committee (which will bo an open one) be requested to meet at the Police-Office, on Thursday next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. 10th. That these Resolutions be published in tho Manchester and three of the London Newspapers, and Copies transmitted to the M:mbers of the Couury ; to Sir Reb:rt Pe:l, and Robert H. Bradshaw, Isq. and to such nthet Gentlemen as the Committee may think flt, and that the Committee request their assistance on this occasion. • llth. That a Sabieription he enter dire to defray the incidee tal expences ; and that Mr. Thomas Haines be requsteti co accept the office of Treasurtr. • RICHARD RUSHFORTH, Chairman. That the Thaeks of ti us Meeting he presented to the Chair man for his conduct in tl.at situation, and also to the Boroughreeve and Constables fur thei: attenion to the subject in the appoil t • *tient of this Meeting. N Xll-11.. COULD. Vince the Love naetf.ing, the Committee have received respect able information from Irelan.t, that the Commissioners cf Customs there, have, by a :ate 41:c1sion, held Cotton Goods, not only of a light fabric, but of every other deccriptioi (expressl y including Velvets. Vetleteens and Cords) to be liahie to me duty of thirteen pence halfpi •nny per yard. 1 'HE STONE . 13 IPE COMPANY having com a- pitted their Arra' :_terttents fit the effectual Supply of Publi: Companies and nt Ina:le:eats with the several Articles of their Mairitacture, think it t:ecessary to acquaint the Public with the came ; and that they hate now ready for delivery :It their Manu fact,try in Charles-strel it, 'Hampstead Road, ;tone Pipes for the Use of Water Works, Cisterns, Drain Pipes, Columns for Build iits, Chimney Top, F lues, and various Specimens of their dif ferent Manufacture in 'Sewers, Niches, &c. &c. COLONEL WAIII)LE AND HIS LATE TRIAL. This day was published, price Is. ASECOND I;ETTER on the CLAIMS of COLONEL WA! IDLE to the THANKS of the CO'UN 'TRY, occasioned by a lute Trial in Westminster Halt. Printed for Stock.lale, junior, 41, Pall-NIA. Where may be had elegantly printed oa drawing paper, with wood cuts,shewing the manner of carrying Slaves, price ss. ZIMAO, the African. A Tale. By the Rev. Weedon Butler, jun.. This day was published, handsomely printed on 6nc paper, in 7 vols. Svu. price in boards 41. 4s. and a few copies on a superfine royal paper, price in hoards, 61. 6s. with a portrait of Milton, engraved by Collyer, for this edition, and a view of part of Ludlow Castle, 1 1 ' HE POETICAL WO R KS ofJO HN MILTON, -I- with Notes of various Authors ;to which are added illus trations, with some account of the Life and Writings of Milton, and with a Verbal Index to the whole of his Poetry. By the Rev. HENRY J. TODD. M.A. F.S.A. Rector of All Hallows, Lombard-street, &c. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions. Printed for J. Johnsan,R. Baldwin, Otridge and Son, Nichols and Son, F. C. and J. Rivington, Payne, J. Walker, W. Lowndes, Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Nunn, Wilkie and Ro binson, Clarke and Sons, R.Lea, E.Jefferey, J. Carpenter, Long• man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadet! and Davies, Lackingion, Allen, and Co. Vernor, Hood,and Sharp, J.Richardson, J. Maw man, .1. Harris, and Mathews and Leigh. N. B. The Life and the Verbal Index may be had separate, in one very large Vdume, price 15s. and to accommodate the pur chasers of the large paper copies of Mr. 'l'odd's First Edition of Milton, a few have beerprinted on a Super Royal Paper, price in boards 11. I Is. Gd. On the IREA 1 of the 'LADES DORSALIs, &c. Lau ly published. price 7'. The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the Nature, various Causes, and the most rational Mode of treating and eradicating that Species of Consumption-incident to youth and the different stages of life, com monly called 'fabes Dorsalis, with its train of concomitant Disorders, which destroy the functions of the finest organs of the animal economy. In cluding the Author's practical Observations on the singular effi cacy of the Savin, in eradicating Strictures and Spasmodic Affec tions of the Urethra, without irritation, so often the consequence of caustic applications. By H. ST. JOHN NE.ALE, Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leydenond Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon-Major to the Stb Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th (or Queen's) Re giment of Light I)ragoons, and to the Royal Hospital it Chat-. ram: • • The Anti-Jacobin R eview for September, 1607, haibeen. pleased . to take some notice of the nature and utility of the above work. To be had of. Sherwood , Neely, zed 'Jones, and Pisiiisr, Ps cm -master-row ; and at No. 61, Fritli-stratl, collier of Sqls•Auare. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 • . 4 &c. &c. &c. Schemes at large gratis. A GREAT REDUCTION ON IRISH LINENS!! THE Belfast Linen Company hive the satisfaction to announce to the Public, that having procured a quantity of Elax, ;It a very low price, a great reduction has taken place on their sprint bleach, which is just arrived at their Agente in Lon don, and wi:; he found much cheaper than Linens have iwen for some years rar. As they invariably bleach on the grass, w. chemical acid, the wear of their Lineas may he depended on. They sell no article but Irish Linen, and Sheeting, and not lass than a piece, wart - Int:Ll free from defect, and if not approved the money returned. No abatement ever made. N. B. Several Linen-drapers, and others, having assumed our name, we caution against such deceptions, as out Linens can be had at no house in London,but No. 50, Great Russell-street, ex actly opposite the British Ansi:um—Cash for Irish Notes.-,Or ders executed punctually. E. BURCH, Agent to the Company. TO BE SOLD, • Pursuant to the Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Kekeveich apinst Radcliffe, with the approbation of EIMAR D Mortals, Liq. one of the Masteis of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton-Buildiugs, Chancery - Line, on Thur.day the 17th of .August, 1809, between the hours of Eleven and Twelve, in the Forenoon, - - - FREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN RADCLIFFE, Esq. deceased, situate in the Parish of Ta • in the County of Devon.—Particulars to be had gratis at the Master's Chambers; of Messrs. Smith and Co. Lin 7 c..l;i's ; and of Mr. Radcliffe, Chancery Office, Chancery-lane. DORSEI'SHIRE. FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, nnd COPYHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD, A VERY Desirablq and Improvable PROPERTY, consisting of a Tvlansion-House, called LonOwedy House, t h e L i t e :t•sidence the Reverend John Richards, deceased, with Conch-houses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and Offices of every description, -.vallsd, and Kitchen Gardens, Hot !lances; and Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and about ninety Acres of other Land usually occupie-1 therewith. Also the adjoining' Manor or reputed Manor of Litton Cheney, divided into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack rent to responsible Tenants, and the remainder for lives; com prising upwards of 1000 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land. • • --- - Also the Perpetual Advowcon of the Rectory of the Parish of Litton Cheney, witk4n exceeding good Parsonage House, and upwards of 100 Acres of Globe Land, and with the Tithes esti mated worth £5OO per Annum, the present Incumbent aged 65 years and upwards. These Premises are situated about nine miles from Dorchester , and nearly the same distance from Weymouth and Bridport , through part of which runs the great Western Turnpike Road, and are estimated to be worth £9OO per Annum, exclusive of the advowson. The whole of this Property will be Sold by Public Auction, in Lots, By Mr. JOHN WARR, at the Bull Inn, in Bridport, Dor- Jet, on Tuesday, the 15th day of August next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon.. David White, the Weiodman at Ashley Farm, will shew the Premises. Printed Partieulari of the Lots, and further informa• tion, may be had by aiplkratimi, personally or by letter (post paid) to Messrs. Dr ewe and Loxham, New Inn, London ; or to Messrs. B. and I'. Fat:, Be.udinster, Dorset ; at both of which places Plans of the several Lots may be seen.---Dated July 7, 1609. NEW PLAY. [PRICE SIXPENCE- . • .*f I"- .. • On Monday next will be published, 'THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOR:_o. 4- PLAY, in Three Acts, as performed at the 'lleaire Kt, Haymarket, with universal applause. Written by WILLIAM DIMOND, Esq. Printed for -Longman. Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row, By whom will also be r übilshed in a few days, VINO:41. a Play, in Three Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Diury.Laia., written by-M. G. Lewis. Esq. _ . TMs day was pvl)lE:heti, price Ss. A CORREC REPORT of the DEBATE ' ou the CARNATIC QUESTION, in the House of C•on mons, on-the 17th of May, and cootinued on the Ist a-d 1 ith of June, 1 KORt London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Booksellers to the Hon. Fast-India Company. 10-a4enhlll-street. This day were published, price Is. KEARSLEY Ax TABLES for 1809. Con. raining the Acts relatitait to•the PROPERTY TAX, As- SESSED TAXES, STAMPS, and HACKNEY COACHE3 ; and the new Aets for the RELIEF of BANKRUPTS and IN SOLVENT DEBTORS, passed.the last Sessions at Parliament . Printed fir G.' tthstel, 445. Fleet-street, This day was published, price 7s. 6d. AN INOLTIRY into the ANTEVARIOLOUS POWERS of VACCINATION, where from the state of the Pheuoinena, and a great variety of Cases, the most scrioui doubts are suggested of the Efficacy of the Practice, and its powers at best proved to be only temporary. • By III - 10 MAS BROWN, Surgeon, Mussleburgb. Magn‘ est veritas et prevalehit. Printed by David Ramsay and Co. Edinburgh; and sold by Archibald Constable and Co. EdilSburgh ; and Constable, Hunter, Park and Hunt. r, London. This dsy were published, price 3s. sewed, PRACTICAL OBSE KVA !lONS on the Nature and Cure of Strictures in the Urethra. By WILLIAM WADI), Mimber of the Coll,le of Surgrong in London. Prints d for John C..110w, B3okseller, N 0.13, Crown court, Prinze's-stre:t, !7.0h0. Where may be had, just published, Daubenton's Obser various on indigestion. Second Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan, price 11. 6d. THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. This day was published, iii as elega:3 Volume, quarto, with En• . gravings, pri:e two guineas in boards, LETTERS from . PORTUGAL and SPAIN ;. containing an Account of the Operations of the British Armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BATTLE of VIMIER.I I to the BATTLE and EMBAREAI lON at CORUN..A, with full auLL interesting details of themeniorable Itr r:at fiora Sahagun. Embellished with twelve Engravings by Heath, from Drawings made on nie spot, illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM NEALE, M. D. F. L. S. Physician to his Majesty's Forces. Printed for RICMARD Pan Lies, Loudon, and to be had of all Booksellers. COMPANION TO CCELERS. This day was publiihed, in one vol. tlvo. price 9s. 1 , 14 a '4, NBILIA in SEARCH etf a HUSBAND ; it N -af Mcditri-v- 13 an 3: terspersedvettli Moral and Literary Disquisitions " Some warr;ed persons, even in their marriage, do better pt ase, Go D, than some vieriea in their state of virginity.''—TAY LOß. London : Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; Ne•!ly, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and J. Booth, Duke-sr: ter; r land place. " - - I t:tc" have heard this Volume attributed to the ingrrienli and reverend Writer who lately displayed the " Fashionable World ;" hut, whoever may he its Author, it is unquestionably the pro duction of an erlightcnid, observing, and virtuous mine, and bears internal evidence of talents and learning." Vide Anti-Jacobin Review, June, 1809. Oa Satyr , lay, July 1, was published, price Xi. Is. printed on colunier raper, Folio, and containing four plates and a vig nette, engraved in.exact imitation of the Original Drawings, NO. I. 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