Star. — London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

.... . . . . — Z ,.... . a griptvgir . ' - . . . • if; „,.. r t:rT v -. i:'-.'t .: ...... .. 4 ,. ; , .10 . 1,..A.; . r ,fr....e‘ - At 1 -‘s• . . .......).„„ • 16,9.0..... ... • •• .. . . , • f() Sij A :•:, 0 ,1,40,,, , . : ..4- , ... 1 „.,,.. ~,.. • .&,, • , :A: '. d li Si l lOf . . . • Ceole V--- l'Z ink i r l ) 16 1 ,.. 1 7 4. ,16 • 0: . * SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1819: Notß rit 9937. PRICE SEVEN-PENC& STATE Lan' MY. A jj, 11UST DE DRAWN TUE NEXT DAY. 1011:!/Eicf 1:70,000 ! besities NINE other CAPITALS Sr. in Consols and Money. the RAND SCALE of GAIN THE Ivlio% ing la TILE LA G ST DAY: SOCIETY FOR TIIE ENCOUU !GEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, ANIS COM3IERCE. LAST NOTICE. E D l' II I N and VA. II lOR UM CLASSICS being now commit►rd to press, the sub wription will speedily ha The Work will, as it were, incorporate the D.:..eniN, VARIORUNI, and Biros r Editions. The best Text wilt and not the 11/.I.PLIIIN.—The Notes in the best Variou •sii be !whited at the end of each Author; the Notes, Interpretatio and various Readings, under the T:•:t. Till 4 arty suit publi-bed, In fookcap tivo. with a beautiful Crontipicce, price s*. b oar d s , RACHEL. A TA f.E.--.--The Second Edi t i on . We wen .it a los, under what head to class ells (:).C:1.• leile little piece, and bad stone thoughts at first of giving it a place under the 11,...d ; lost wetted consideration the book app,•ari i! to be ; ;:oral fur Nash an allotment ; and not knowing well how to tittnityn., it, w. have mentio.ted it here as admirably cabal; d fir female mica. The story i, simple, but forcibly instruiti and with gre t lite, the con. trast between affected seutiment and the sensibility of nature.... There are al,u many valuable r e m a rk s scattere d t h roug h out, en 7 the necessity sit cultivatity the art of pleasing, no less titan of adhering firnily to the simplicity and candour of truth."—New Monthly Mag. Augit4t, 1:417. riinted fur Taylor and ADEJ.I9II, Dec. t:9, 1818. THE late COLLECTOR to t hi s I nst i tut i on hav i ng 1 been dismissed for misconduct, notice is !lathy given, that the Situation is now VACANT. Those Persons who intend to offer themselves as Candidates are requite] to attend personally, with their leniutials and other Documents, at the Ssciity's House, John -street, Adelphi, on %WEDNESDAY, the 13th of January, at Seven o'Clock iu the Even ing precisely. The E1....ct10n is fired for Wednesday, the 10th of February. The Ballot to conunence at Pleven in the Forenoon, and close at Three. li. Order, ,E130,00Q X 50,000 L 15,000 7,.100 .6 7,750 rick„, - - mina gain joc , . - must On niztgt gain Quin , r; - inL:t gain Sairc gain - - .I.cd 01.7 nr Om: irnht gain in proportion, ALL ESDAY, 12TH J N U.IRY, w h.:n the LOTT Eli Y FIN !SI !F.:4. .; .•• and Shares (while any can Le had) th.: Lott :ry Offices in Town or Coal:try. .111 ; 11:111 ATKIN. Secretary. ROYAL INFIRAARY OF EDENBURCII. This day were published, in Ivo. price is. sewed, 11., p Eroirrs of the I'ItACTICE i n th e CLINICAL WARDS of the Royal. IN - FIRMA RV of EDEN. BURGH, dutirg the months of November and December, 1817, and January, itti ft, and May, June, and July, 1818. By AN DUNCAN, Jun. M.D. F.ILS.E. &c. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman and Co. tundon. tilviwy, 93, net-street. :Tr. m 1 i IDENTIFIED. w:!s publi.. - d. in lien. with —A tine Pormit of Sir Philip Franeig, and bye Plate. of ll And-wi it ing, lis. ut boarth, the Second EA'ition, t.rrected and enlarged, of r MI E IDENTITY ofJUNIUS with a distinguilhei 'AVM; (711.111AUTEIt est:4l4;lrd. lerlt...ir;! the St )4 1 1.11111.11i vr eousibtin:t of Fae-similea of IlAtie.-writing, ii.teci other pIION, flack-Broker and Lottery-Office-Kezper, Conlin and I.lmhard-street, very respectfully returns atetul thanki for the numerous favours conferrod up m ;runt Lottery, and he has great Op.:mime in pre with the I . dinwing Grand `•:tre of the Whet! ••;•,:. 11.1 y, January 1..!, when all the Capitals must be - iz cs of ,C3n,mx) 5,000 I,neo son 200 c Tklicts Shares arc selling as al.ove, al: Si in the Public Funds i> tran.acted with fidelity 7"C:'I'I:I) t FURNI . H . RES of new I)esigns, and t . .1 p-reriiient colours, %lorccns, i .. 11;;; fully inform; the Nobility and Families „ :; mstaiitle on S.l T. V. a choice and select de o, I..I'I•TERNS in FL II NITC It ES, adap- Dining-roont, Four-post and Tent Suia Ch Ac. the colours of which and vitieli are sold at the usual wholesale confining to qu;i;stity, at his Printed Furniture, 111111.tak Ethic Linen, French Cambric, and Linen Warehouse, I i, (''.seapsiile; the Furniture Ware ,: Jul in the r, and the different divisions of the :4r appropriated to the sale of every description iii •hoice arti le: in Linen Drapery, India Shawls, I :;,„: mii,t fa title articles fur Dress, whole- V.or.ily Line', Chests complete, at 40 guineas, 1; • ea,•it ; families arriving in 'form, Country, .stay select their goods •,._ . ::~ tirINLS nn 5.11,E, at d Boffit SPAN ISH the ADELPITI VAULTS, the fullest size in UM•: 1 7 11ENCII and TIITEXISII 1V I:: EN. 1 • : N 7 ES. Per s. fi. numpairne, czqui.ite 130 0 rote floti - - 105 0 Vin de Grave, first finality - - !)0 0 11tr,tc - - - 90 0 .ur..tne - - g 1 0 M.e.e6o, very fine - 96 0 ditto - 84 0 I luck, Old and Supe .so 0 j ri,r - - - 126 0 `es Dr.. S. d. :t it,!l`.!rt i...2rs CAPE WINES. Fine tape Madeira 2R 0 1):t. , , superior and ine pt ,ved 30 0 ipe rainy...lla - 32 0 rape 3lufic.tdell . - 33 0 l'arioits It_•d Cape du ii. 5u ..4 A ra 'LH! (TO 46 0 r 0: India " Pont.te - • - Ditto, ditto, Constan- flist tia - - s 6 0 Ditto, ditto, Chambar tim, very fine - 42 0 Sl'l RITS. Per Gall. Real Old Cognac Brandy 26 0 lb. hydrometer proof 30 0 Fine Old Jamaica Rum 14 6 no. hydrometer proof 17 6 Curious English Ge- ,• • • • very G 5 0 \ II and L'llliNIJII w1.\1:,. r, ,! LI - 90 0 I - 1!:•••;, I,' i , rowth 131) 0 :::,:y, Ow litivst 1:4 0 , ';.toin the w.:o.t, o f first qn; ic.aal, at rh Ad , ..lphi Vaults, nevi, from Ws. 6d. to 12 0 ility, may be bought in bond, or on terms of equal advantage. Ily charged for Wines by houses he disreputable mode of trade so led Cheap-selling Wine Compa ,artd to present an opportunity to Establishment which shall at table principles of the former, tc latter. This experiment has We success, and the Proprietors is method of giving increased • very hi;b prices necessat. by imsf fur credit, with tl • ~! iriied by the pretend •tie day, h a v e l ong apps; :ilvv: , itit-nt cf car;tal in at '.:ecolu!on.vd on the rt sptct prolo:;ions of the lv.,•!: tried with confident' Vaults adopt thi ti.kir Establishment. • " in the purchase and consumption of Wines, are ,ct only governed by Price, Quality, anti Measure. —lla this head. the Proprietors rest satisfied with t!i.ir last of Prices, which will be found as• low Houses, and from 1; to 20 per cent. the cli.irltes of Metslimits doing business for credit. 111 at the Adelphi Vaults are ..rtitt .1 the clio;cest epialitie.: the markets can produce.— ,Pm i. genet - 411y of the Its.yni Oporto Company's ship '''d I ,, Okipsilly of their hue lair; together with t•tek of Thompson and er•ot•'-. 01d Witte, nod Mr. Ihitirte's incompar..ide illinirer.iro Port. The Sherries, French, and lthenish Wines, are fnim first character and reputation. T. PI /'I stock of bottled Wine is binned away in Vaults mitl situation have been found (when in the •t the Old Osborne Hotel) to possess peculiar, and, Lelt.,ive advantages, in ripening and improving of Foreign Wines. Purchasers of Wine front the trsn opportunity of tasting the Wines as they lie and selecting the Pipes front whit► their , n-wc,. Crusted Port, and other bottled Wines ..1 the I.ins, and the bins chosen trim which the ' • —From the practice of the trade in using bottles .;,,aw,ire,, and frequently undersized, a Bottle of I mt ceased to convey any defined idea of quantity.— t;.' of this EsLblishotent pledge themselves to of th.:ir Wailes in bottles, technically &mond &!-•L t fourteens; that is to say, in bottles, fourteen •• • '! tat:: Ilree gallons of Wine. The difference in • ' thee bottles and such as are used by some of 'ur.!, ardes,s., called, has been found to be, on • oile 6.41'r.! at.d. two-sevenths; on every th e ar.d nine bottles, making a of item •is. 6d. to 6s. per dozen, and from :try, cr.: Private Families, will be supplied d free of xpeLse t to any part of London or ee...te the profits of the Proprietors will ar the charge of delivery. Voantry r.:ust enatain remittances for goods a , -/s fur payment in town. &mks and Lim ",49t. per dozen. !co discount will bein any CO A TF,S and PEA KO'. six doors from the Scralll. N r wtrit . 9 9,37. ST.ITE ALT, 11UST I)R.IWN Ei of X. - 0,00()! beaities NI c f J, £l,OOO, £3OO, Sr. in C THEiv'iu" • 's the (;IiAND far T i 1..15T IM' Twk„, - - must gain . must gain starta; mitst gain - tnest gain t - ,e,t gain ant ,' 'l'., An! 0, nr One Shire ant,t ALL HOURS, Tr ES 1).1' n't:u the 1.01 . V ; and Shares the Lott 2ry (/fficva _ Soei:-Broker and Lot Coattail, and Loinhard-street, v •rititul bunks G,r the numerous fi t ! ;: Lottery, :ell he has • • with the r ;flowing (;ri I.y. 1).1y, January 1•.:, when al LNAT, b.:• — t'fizcs of - 4 - - - &C. W.n.ited l'adriwn Ti. kits Shar Si ill the Yublic Funds i>t • I NTI:1) FITNITURES of A Lioini,of li-rat:went cot), ; yectrully intim) tht • tto cati , taetly On SA 1.1.: •I'. .‘ TT ER NS in Fl r t !.• 9'11.1, I Ening-room Sofa tir-cmt.rs, &c. •. and v. - hich are sold a • v..litatit confining to nu.tAtity, at ••• .dadia ih ncl, Dallliak Ethic Linen Warehouse, co Jed in the upr - . r, and the d -'s.r;: appropriated to the sal rti lti • hula: arti de; in Linen I :he mist fa ;Ilion title art ,!....1 Lonily Limit Clie:ts; en . 1; • ea-•!l ; famil Of: Country, ; VrINLS ('a SALE, nt the .11)1 tlanSal".. tl Bot'.1) .4, the fold q.e'd SP.IN ISII FItEN l're a. d. rizt IV! ?Qr.. 1: - .:.h (lumps. . 42 0 Cote nn 7. 1 77 Nll- Vin de F . • ..;.•:; 41 0 (plant , it! l'•nt Il :r, ac . 47 0 S ..ute • Inc 11-• 0 Ttli.nthli . r •••• ' ;' 41 0;- i luck I 30 riot 1••_, a pars (' s , n. $.l I) Fine Ca •- ' • , - 4a 0 1)::(•v, sl 1%79e01 48 0 pi 9Vel dn. ('.tile C. mt:w• • - SS n rape .11 Cant 31.3, 'dir ect) 46 0 furious r India Ponta 0 Ditto, ti , fist tia - 7.; 0 Ditto, d. • - wiry rim , v - G 5 0 :.1...)C11 tad lIIIENISII W I NES. Real Olt f'). • lb. hyi ti..,: au .11.. r. Fine 01; 90 0 I Do. hp! -I! •• •;, •:rnwth 131) 0 Curious 130 0 nev.i, in the woo.!, of first quality, mai at the Ad , ..lphi Vaults, on trill Ile very hi;:h prices neressailly charge ha it. s. for cr. die, w i t h t h e di sre pt , ;olt 'tied by the pretended Chea •iie d ty, have long appeared to at of carnal in an Establ Locok.iac?..4l on the rt ,pcctahle pril t'e. prod ...•i011: of the latter. tried with considerable succ. fphi Ault, adopt chi; meth, 42 0 4t 0 47 0 •1 0 ~.. '. "U- 1 n 11 0 48 0 7 irst I.a. G 3 0 7.; 0 PUIWATIVE MEDICINES. This day were published, in Mit,. with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by Burnet, price 10s. 6d. boards, _ _ OBSE It V 21TIONS on the trnury and ADMI NISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES, in several Diicases. By .1 A MES HABIT ETON, M.D. Fellow of the lloyal College of Physicians, tkc. &c. Sixth E..lition, with Additions, revised b 7 the Author. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constablz and Co. and D. Brown ; Lonman and Co. and T. and G. Underwood, Lon don. Of whom may be had, I. Cowl...Altus Niedicime Theoreticx, ad worm Academicurn. Anetore, Jacoro Gregory, M.D. Olint. Theor. Nunc. Med. Iliac.. in Acad. YAM. Prof. Edit() sexta prioribu4 emen dation . 16s. boards. IL Phannacopaia, in Usum Now-comii. Regi Edinburgeusis. ss. boards. VACCINATION. This day was published, in nvo. with Plates, price 10s. 6d. in boards, AN ACCOUNT of the SMALL PDX, as it ap peared after VACCINATION.—By ALEXANDER MONIIR, M.D. Professor of Anatomy in the University .of Edit)!mesh. Including, among many cases, three which oc chrred in tfic Author's own family. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, .' Memoir on the Cungeoital Club Feet of Children, and on the Mode of Correcting that Deformity. By Antonio Scarpa, Emeritus P;s•: - . :sor and Director of the Faculty of the Imperial and Royal University of Pavia. Translated from the Icakm by J. IL Wishatt, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur g !sins, and one of the Surgeons of the Royal Infirmary and Dis pensary of Edinbi.rgh. With Five original E..gravinp by An- . &Hold. In one vol. 4to. price 10s. 6d. boards. EXCIIEQuEn rum rick:. 'Dais day waspubliaha, In Royal Bvo. pike 4s. Parts 111. and IV. which complete the Work, of riIIIE PRACTICE of the OFFICE of PLEAS, ..i- or COURT of COMMON PLEAS in the EXCIIE t,tu En with a :intunary of the Law of Extents. By JAMES MANNINO, EN. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister ;tt I'r The Purchasers of the former Parts are rt.quested to com plete their Sets, ai the Pabliiber. cannot b: answerable after the first. of March next. • London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, l'ortugal-strett, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, complete Sets in Throe Vols. royal ere. price f P ss. in board.. This day was published, In Two Yak. Oro. the Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, price Al Is. boards, HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of DISCOVERIES and TRAVELS he AFRICA, from the earliest Ages to j the present Time. Including the substance of the late Dr. Ley- 1 den's Work on the subject. By HUGH MURRAY, F.R.S.E. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, Lon- 1 don ; and Archibald Co6stable and Co. Edinburgh. l'o this Edition the Writer,' besides carefuhy revising the whole, has added the result of the Expeditions to the Congo and Niger; Plans for exploring Africa; the recent Observations of Belzoni, Light, Savigny, /cc.:.nd souse early Eneidi Voyages, not previously noticed. " We can safely recommcad the present Work to those who take an interest in the progress of African Discovery, as con taining, in a condensed form, an Abstract of almost all the in formation hitherto collected of the Geography of thi. immense Continent, with brief Notices of the Dianners and Customs of its Inhabitants. Indeed we arc acquainted with few Works of this kind, that contain so much valuable information in so con.' densed a form, or in so small a compass."—Ctuarterly RevitAv, No. 34, Nov. 1817.--Seil also the Monthly and otk:r Itesicws. A NEW PATENT WATER-PROOF lI.IT, AT ONLY EI GIITEEN SII IL LIN GS.—I MPORTA S.l VI N ti. FRANKS and TAYLOR have to offer to the Public a Silk Hat on &laver body, combining every requisite a Hat ought to possess ; it is superior in appearance to „'te linen and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, and will wear twice as long, and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last ; will never change its colour, which is the most beauti:ol black, if worn for years; no weather will injure them, they being water-proof; and will repair sevcral tin.* at a trifling expense, and every time appear equal to new ; and are decidedly superior to any Itsts ever offered to public notice, the attainment of whirls has been attended with great expense. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wi,h for superior Hats, may be supplied on ads ...ntageous term, FAA AA and Ts ion, Manufacturers, Welling ton-I louse, Rad cross-street, Barbican, London.—No unpaid Letters receited. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Surgoos--Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London Governore--Earl of Egreniont Earl of Ixitrim, lion. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Latoucbe,: 11.1'. TIIE ROYAL and NOBLE PA'fRONS of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Cunse quenroi, in order to Insure the Benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on the list of the Ifoyal College from having directed his chief attention to those Diseases. Mr. KIERNAN conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Co/. lege, published in Feb. 1816, as the only sure guide; and that no assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, withot:t being sacctioned by this List, are to be credited. The Annual Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that sonic of the most dangerous Cases of Sratcre ars, Driotery, and other supposed-incurable !affections of the Generative Organs, have been heve radically and successfully mated. Mr. KIERN AN may be-consulted a , usual, by both Sexes, at his house—Sß, Lewes CNA/LOTYa-STatrv, BEIWORIIP4QUA•Z where Letters from Town and Cututtry are to be addressed, and the necessary Advice and :Medicine will be given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Paiscrsces. Ommovstraoiso en the above Diseascs,hy P. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. 114, Fleet-street l tat, Itatertioster-row and iv, Crows' court, lobo. 36 0 The wai be idepted. The reference will be to the Doak and (*trainer, which will apply to all other Ealitions. The Li:traria Nucitia from the Bipout Editions, continued to the presen• titne, will be added. To be printed uniformly in Octavo. pr. ISa. bOards each Part, 1:1. Is. to Non-Sub , :ribers. F.ach Part will contain 67:: pages. Some Copies will b.:.nruck off on very fine thick royal paper, and hot-pr.,od, pr. Ins. to Nutt-Subsctibers £2. es. The whole 1211, but not etceetling 130, farts—twelve will be printed in the year ; p.dd for on delivery. As only a certain 'J.:oilier of Copies will be printed, the Work cannot be sold in separate Parts or Authors. A set of the lklphin Editions sold at the Roxburgh Nile in 18: r` rab ore ESOJ. an. i uniform set of the Variorum cannot Ise !aided at any price. The present Edina' would cost loony • • tr...oc. eollvrt in any other t . St../S:7o.t.rs till he published who the Work. .t SpeciMen of the Work may be had gratis at Tooke's-court, .: e • name • of Subscribers are requested to be addressed. l'resent Subscription 563 small and large paper. To be Printed and Edited by A. J. VALPY, M.A. Late Fellow of I'emb. Coll. Oxford. Tooke's-court, 26th December, Isis. • •.* Mr. i•. has given thissfast Notice, that the public may have an opportut.ity of subscribing ilefore the price is raised. As many do not underAand the reason for an advance of price, as was the case with Steit.'ens' t; , ..ek Thesaurus, it should be stated that it is done not only as a bonus to Subscribers, who olooi enable a work to be printed, but also to present a future fall in the price, by printing a very few copies over the subscription, whit being uncertain of immediate sale, must of course be charged higher. LIST V. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS, Printed for Low:NAM 11' &sr, Itsts, Oasts, and Baows, London. • ARUIIIMETIC AND BOOK-KF:EPINO. - THE ARITHMETICIAN% GUIDE; or, a COM' pine Exercise Book. By Wu.statx TAYLOIL, Teacher of the Mathematics, Btc. price ss. bound. An littuourctiox to PAACTICAL ALITNYETSC, in Two Parts, with various Notes and occasional Directions for the Use of Learners. By Thomas MoUneni. Part I. price 2s. 6d. bound. Part IL ... third edition, 2s. 6d. bound. The ELEMENTS of Boos KEEPING by Sixcxx and DOUBLE Exisv ; comprising several Sets of Books, arranged according to present Practice, and designed fur the Use of Schools. By James Morrison, Accountant, late Pilaster of the M& rcantile Academy at Glasgow. In isvo. price Ss. half-bound. A CONCISE SIiSTEM of Costassacxsx Aarrusirric adapted to modern Practice. With an Appendix; containing .the Subst ince of the Mercantile Law and Practice, with regard to the Nature and Ntpciation of Drafts, and Foreign Bills of Exchange. By James Morrison, 1::mo. price 4s. 6d. bound. The Aarrustierre of Rut. Lire and Bustsicss including a com plete Reformation of an th e T a bl es o f W e i g h t and Measures the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, lives, Stocks, Exchanges, &c. By the Rev. J. Joyce, price 3s. 6d. bound. A Key to Deno, fur the Use of Teachers; to which is sub. joined, a System of Nlental Arithmetic, price 3s. 6d. bound. The FIRST lia.mitxxvs of Aarrusarrse, arranged in Lessons,' and expressly designed fur Classes; comprising the Fuur Simple Rules, combined Into one Sum, and taught iu one Operation, in twelve series. By .George Reynolds, Writing Master, Christ's liospitaL In 12mo. price 4e. aid. bound. GENERAL SCIENCE- STATEN/171C EI/VC A /Uri ; or, laemtanarylnstruction in the various Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical Rules for studying each branch of Useful Knowledle. By the Rev. W. Shepherd, the Rev. J. Joyce, and the Rev. Lunt Car penter, LLD. In 2 thick vula. Bvo. with Plates by Lowry, Ste. price .e.l 11 s. 6d. boards. A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION to the ARTS and SeteNcrs ; con taining a Ueneral Explanation of the Fundamental Principles and Facts of the Sciences. By the Rev. J. Joyce. In Ittmo. price 6s. boards, with Copper-plates and Wood-cuts. litters addressed to the I'ATRONa and lhascrons of SCHOOLS ; principally intended to thew, that the Benefits derived front the new Modes of Teaching may be increased by a partial Adop tion of the plan of Pestalozzi. To which are subjoined, Examples of Questions, calculated to excite and exerci.e the Infant Mind. (These are sold separately, price 7.5. 6d.) By Mrs. Elizabeth I lamilton, Author of Letters on the Elemen tary Principles of Education, Bcc. &c. is. boards. Reear_vrtoss in 111.tritrwartes and NATURAL PIIII.I/StITHY first composed by Al. Ozanam, of the Royal Academy of S-sences, fie. lately recomposed, and greatly enlarged, in a new Ettitior, by the celebrated M. 31ontucla, and now translated into Eng lish, and improved with many Additions and Observations. By Charles Hutton. LL.D. and F.R.S. In 4 vols. Svc. with rear 100 Copper-phttet.,l4. 3s. boards. CONTLASAI lONS on POLITICAL /CONWAY • In which the Fie ments of that Science are familiarly espial:3rd. By the Author sJ " Coov ersini.m* on Chetniskry," lid Edit. improved, in one vol.l'2mo. price Ba. boards. lame vol. Barnv.n EvCYCLOPEDIA j or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, con:l,cl Jug an accurate and popular View of the pre sent improved St tte of Human Knowledge. By Wm. Nichol son. Illustrated with 156 elegant Engravings, by Lowry and Scott. 6 yoh. Bvo. 61. 6s. boards. PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS. An lirraooretuat to the TII/COXY and PIACTk'E of PIA' and SrusaseaL Tato.csostaray, and the Stereographic Projection to th: Sphere, including the of Navigation. liy Thotuas Keith. In Svo. price 14s. board,. _ _ The Eassir%-rs of PLAXI GtOIiNTRY ; containing the First Six Books of liuchd, from the Text of I)r. Simpson, Pareritus Pro fesarr of 3latheniatics it, the University of Glasgow ; with Notes Critical and Eaplanatory. By Thomas Keith, in Svo. 10s. 64 : The I:I4IIUNTS of Larria-Svavoxisci, in all i!s Branches ; in cluding 'Practical Geometry, Trigonometry, Land-Measuring by the Chain a Plane, Table, Theodolite, and other Instru ments, &c. By .Ibraharn Crocker, Land Surveyor, of Prorate, in Somersetshire. With Copper-plates, and upwards of Otte Hun dred Wood-cuts. Third Edition, 9s. bound. Ccorreasasmars M Atzsata, Being an Introduction to the first principles of that Science, in a Series of lhalozues, de. signed for those who have not the advantage of a Tutor, as wdl as fur the use of Students in Schools. By William Cole, larisiss price 7s. boards. NATURAL HISTORY, BOTANY, and CHEMISTRY. The Etaimssrs of NATURAL lIIITORY, founded on the Linnean Arrangement of Animals, with popular Descriptimis, in the man tier of Goldsmith and Billion. By William Mayor, LL. D. 7s. 6d. bound, illustrated by Fifty Engravings. LETTER% on NATURAL HISTORY; exhibiting a View of the Power, the Wisdom, and Goodness of-the Derry. By John Big. land. In 1 vol. temp. 7s. Gd. boards. Illustrated by upwards of One Hundred engraved Subjects, applicabk to the Work. An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of BOTANY. By J. E. Smith, Af. D. F. R. S. P. L S. Third Edition. In I vol. tiro. with Fif teen Plates, 141. boards. CONVERSATION , : on Cuemisray. In which the Elements of that Science arc familiarly explained and illustrated by Experi ments, 2 vols. ismo. with Plates by Lowry, 15s. boards. CONVERSATIONS on BOTANY, with twenty Engravings, td Edit. 12mo. 7s. Gd. plain s ,or 10.. 6d. coloured. The object of this Work is to enable young Persons to acquire a knowledge of the Vegetable Productions of their Native Coun try : and a short Account is added of some of the principal Fo reign Srecies. WORT lIAND. Usivrts,st. STrituotArorw ; or, a Complvie and Practical Sys.. tent of SIL.n t-hia W,lii.ua Matter, 1, 1. D. The Eighth F.ditior. Iu bso. tad. looards. P Th 41 . t . , r.:A• • fit .../..toint, we Will !let affirm ; but this we can s assert, that it cc:mini:ate, s-.. 01 a mass of cir..untstantial evidence, as renders :t c ztrrptcl y di; ieldt to believe he is at ; and that, if so many - oincklunces sh.:ll he found to have misled us in this ease„.our in all co Ich.sions drawn from proofs of a similar kind, may henceforth be 01;:itta." Mirth. Rev. la. Thu Yrrrr.rumr mot he had silaratuly, pyre Priuttd for Taylor and lkssey, 911, llect , tret t. This slay was publish Al,. With a Frontispiece, price 3s. Gd. boards, the Fifth Edi.. inn, of /('HE PRESENT of a lISTItE:.4S to a 1 - 01 1 N(.; 1. SERV.I.NT, conii.tin ! , of fri..ndly Ativicc and rcallhsto ries.—By Mrs. T.k iLOlt, of Ongar. " We are happy to announce another putlicatiol cf th's "Idicious and useful writer, particularly as we think •tilat tae present will be found among the most valuable of Mrs. Tayb r's productiotu. 'The size of the vaume is attractive ; and the style, though correct, is so unaffected and simple, that every won:. will be understood by the class of readers tor e.hah it is dtsi:ntk Monthly lievicw, March, 1816. Printed for Taylor and nehsey: •Fkvt-firre,:. Of whom may be lad, by the satiw .11:thor, just publ;bh,,l, 1. Reciprocal Duties of l'.u.euts and Childreu. ;on, ss. boards. 2. Maternal Solicitude for a Daughter's best Interests. Sc. •enth 54 ! boards.: 3. Practical Hints to Young Females. Eighth Edition, es. boards. SARACEN'S HEAD, SNOW-MILL, LONDthi: WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND co. Four Inside Coactieg,iie,t Iluiseti, and keep th.ir Time. T HE following Post-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, 4c. s v i out from the above Inn 1.-m.lloml, Plymouth, Tntne•,, Eretsr, Wennosteh, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Safi-!fury, new Post t v. ry NlQrning at Seven; throt.gh r, ,Flfolpwt, BlandtOrd, Basingstoke, and Pa: 7 1114. .Irrinat at Plimit.th the neat Evening at Italf-pactArlit. SOUTH .1 NI vrox. i.ymicrum , Wlrt•. - ht. , ter, .Iralovt.r, 't. ,Basingstoke new Four Inside roach, 1-.0 moniing, arrives at tlio tolpr riGutii;.L 'pu], 13. ;i. five. This is tnu,t d li. 4:ful conveyance to the Isle Baer.. de Grace, Jemy,(ntrasey, St. M:duc's, Cherhot:r;., &c. IJA.TII and BRISTOL 11...hij, Post-Coaches, this,tigh peuhant, Caine, and A larlistrough, ev, ry ;:fter.tr,,,t; ; znive Mr. May's, the Greyhoend lin g Bath, the lamdon Ten ra, Thomas-orect, and the Swan, Lei,tol, neat mornini.. Coat:lts.' to Well., Ihidrewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymonth. The UMPIItE, a New LI VMt POOL Light Coach, crly one night on the road, cdri iing four I lisides and four On' ides, 6: :8 out daily; through Dunquble, Vt'ob tiro , I..ithbu ry, Nortf.;:inp ton; Wtlford, Luttrrworth, I lin , t hersvine, Stone, Hugely, N, wvastle. Kunt.fiard, IV-1; I i:loon, and SHREWSBURY, )Vvllin?ton, al it every evening, at five o'clock--(;trtril,.d. • ..... WEIThi6I.7III, Dorchester, Blandford, Andever, and Basingstoke new 1',..•t-C0a..11, every Jter.(.-n. The Wt.).- mouth packets to Gu..rmay,.krcey, Cherlm7 , . St. LEEDS new light Ouch, called the litickit,wilarn, aver) , morning at tight; carries Fur Insitles only, gees renual.z.bly easy, with a Guard throughout; pas',cs through Stamford, Newark, Letford, Daneastar, ar:d I errybriare, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, ntxt morning. Notwils.tmding the L•o-,3 4 7r.,:n expedition of this Co4ch, it is a110w..; to i,e the nest :.g,ree:l! to and complete public conveyance on the North Rout:, being equalled by any ether. GLASGOW, Lorr,•,toven, Gretna-Green, Annan, 1)111.11i.s. Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kil::, rumrock, all Parts of Scotland, a Pest-f - - YORK, Scarborough, Wa'thy, Sundetla-d, New castle,: and I:dinkurgh new Four Inside Coach, w.th a throughout ; sets nut every :morning, by way of Yewa:k, JZ. t ford, Tadoaster, Darliniton, Surthallerton, b:ttn, 11icrixt'S„ and Ikrwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued On the journey, tray rest what time day pkwe, and then pro:meal u‘ without any additional fare. MAR 1,1i01101.3;11, and Swindon, new f•ur•losis:. Poet- Coach, through Aldbourn, R adir c e, Lambeura, l'urtue, I y dington, Pewsey, Wootton Bisset, ltamsbury, Iluneerford,.l.4 Newbury; every morning. BR I lit; TII aii - ct Pon, Cozeh, every evening. BOSTON:, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Iltuttingdqp Itayat liail.Cuuh, every evening to Spil.by, 1, rth , Griaisby, and Hull: CARLISLE, Fowllli, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guard all th..! way. Pieui. s through Ilroerh, pkby, GreatabriAgo, Richmond, ('att,rir4. , BorutiOrid E e, W. t herby, A brrford, Dncaster, and Grantham. Sets out evury ing, and perform, !h. journey with &.• ; reetNt Pas, vl ... gera detained otttl.e toad by I Vs.:aA , , or ; vt: t to: Lim liar advantage of tiatir st.ttc be;! %%cm., In thytt, KEND.A I.4ocastor, K rity-1...0t0nt all, Buiu.n, Morley, (irmskirk, and Gar,..ani, vvery Viilt Warrington, stony, )10.affilre., atild LitchfielJ Post-roach the. I.l:.;tauco, evt•t7 ov-miuF, to fa racen's Ilead lon, Dzie-strre t, I.lv, ; rdeti t i deror,S WAKEFIELD Putt-roach, cvcry• nu-r:11g. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tat porky, Nantwi, ft, Northwich, and l'ust-l'oath every evening. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, Coacksvery morn in, to the George Inn, tiondt.riantl. dIANCIIESTIIt, Winslow, 'ongleton, 'Newcastle, Wilal. and Wolverhympton ~% e ry afternno: i—(; tainted. 811 E: F I ELL) and Retlierhani l'ust-Cuatch, talkd the Hock, agleam, every morning. ki11.131 Pol-Co.teb. Ctint act:, setii out everg aft, r. noon, and reaches Birmi.tghaitt next die, at Lots. 11'.;,;e„ by Warwick, Leamington, mid Daventry, to the Saracen's Utast, Bull-street, Birmingham._ NortbeTive, [Lowden, Thorn, and Doncaster ?Jon:it's, at ball-rast six, to the Cr ud , K ey ,, , !LAI. lO /V 1):41, `.: .rgate, rs.....:dwich. it , ligate. C.in .rbory, Faversham, t'llatir.,m, Rochester, v.4d morning,noon, Ii.ItTF UltU, Ware, llodtatlon, and ll...shunt Coach t wr y morning. . W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respec:fully acquabir their Friends and the Public, that they will ire aceountAlde for aitf Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of - snorer/ma }lre "ounds valve, if hot, stuitn, or daina..d, unhos vcs a is e d as .u... 11 aid the Insurance paid for accordingly, at t h a s4- 4 , en s, Ile4 Inn; Suovr-bill, London. ) 1 !:- :: i t i C f t . , " .. 1 1 ,A,, ''' I . • , ..it r V i : ..• t . 1 .:• $, f.:•• • ' 1 If . I ..e...." ' 1 ) . ' ~; . i • vt- . , k 4 - F. • I .. 9 .. 4 1i • , '1 . • t ::, • F • 1 1 $ • 1 '‘ .. ' . 1 • I '0 ) 1' 1 1 ' 1. it . 0 • , t ti I • . •• t s.lh , I • , 1 h $ ( 41 - ' .1 . • . t 4 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 ! i 1 • i I (, I i 1 1 : k 1 ' . • ..I' 1 4 - 3 / 4 -i ),.: • ii, . ,i ! , , ~ , •. i i ~,,,, 'a al j % . 1' 1:0 , iti t 1 i ii 1 : : t . . ;. 1 1 . • I i. lit 1 Pi . • . i .t I , t 1.., i r ..'• ' 1 i .1 q i , 1 1 1 ) 1 !it I !"1 ' 1 ' it . ' , t , . . ..,.• :, : r .• '' • -,' • , I . I 1 t 1 j eJ i 1 ill ; sc.