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se go • '. w - r-Z z • . . _ • - • .1 . \,,.., ..% C c . * i - o:. ; r47' ...-?.lati ' c--. -' .: v g . 111 - 4:2 ; Ai* . I S • as s if (..... _- ./ ' • 4.).i.if 9 i.sid il • x ..,,_,•••- •::::.' .7) ,s , at 4,. \,,..._,.. _., _,„.... . : "-- , _r ' V )jMEEM .5650] SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1807, reit SIX -i-iO,-CI Rev. Archibald Douglas, Cionmell; or at Wm. Watfon's, Book feller, Cape' ttreet. Dublin ; Wilhant Corfton's, Bridal Leghorn Warehourc, Ludgate•hill, London ; William Robinfou, Bookleller, Liverpool ; Langley and Belch, ?linters, N 0.173, High itreet, Borough ; Hatchanfs, Piccadilly Arch's, Cornhill ; Darton and Co. Gracceburch-greet ; Wm. Leiceitsr, Warrington"; Clarke's Market-place, Mancheftar ; and John Mackelow, High-itrcet, Maidllone. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. The DUKE i)f BEDFORD The DUCHESS of BEDFORD Lord SOMERVILLE Hon. Mrs. SEYMOUR. m Copies so 30 THFATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAKCH 9, 1807, will be ailed a Tragedy, called KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. COOKE. To wbjcla will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or. THE GOLDEN EGG. TM, ir ve gime—Hamlet ; with Mother Goofe. THE NEW PLAY.--I'ooaTu Eamon. This day was publithcd, price Half a Crown, "THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Mts. Per forming with great applaufe at the Tor/tray ROYAL, DIRURIF•LANIL. By the late JOHN TOBIN, Erg. Author of the HONEY MOON. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIYI. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and to lie hat of all Boobfellera. VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 23, 1807, THE OOMML9SIONERS for ✓ICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTrS NAVY, It, bergy pies woke, That on Wednefday the 11th of Ma - reh next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) for fuch quantities of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE, as the refpeetive Perfons who may tender the fame, can engage to deliver in two months, free of all charge and rilk, to His Majefty, into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills pay i able with intereft ninety days after date. Not auy offcr of a lcfs quantity than as o,carters will be at tended to. CHURCH PREFERMENT. Wr ANTED to Exchange a LIV ING, in a defir- able part of Leieetterfhire, of the annual value of Five Hundred Pounds, for one in any other County —or wanted to purslsafe a Living tenable with the above , for which a liberal pridt will be given. For particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Soli citor, Lisseidn's Inn Fields. TO BREWERS. WANTED for a Youth Seventeen Yeats or Age, a fituation as Apprentice to a Brewer for Four Years, to be banded iu the Family. From five to thirty Miles from Lon don would be preferred. An adequate Premium will be given. I.etters to be Agri:fled to Mr. Seymour, No. 19, Margaret• ltreet, Cavendillt fqriare. I.ondon. AN uncommr.n Fine• toned additional Keyed PIANO-FORTE, with a Pedal, and every other requifite, perfedtly new, having been made about five weeks by Temkifon; it ;hands on the yew-invented fix legged frame; it colt Thirty•four Guipqas.Vacking Cafe, Esc. now to be fold for 25 Guineas only. To h e, tenant Mr. Watlen's, Piano.fottc and Singing Malta, Leicetter-Ilreet, Leicefter4quare. w o w Mr Waiiin hopes that no Lady or Gentleman will call to look at it out of curiofity only ; and he is very forty Co many La dim were difappointed of the bit Ir.ftrument he had for fale..—To ptevent delay he requcits that all conuunnications on the fohjea dray be addicted to himfelf. TheONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN -11111),.10E. WPLLS WARE. next ALBANY.PTCCADILI.Y. 011/1131 1 N begs to inform the Nobility and Pub• -1-N- tie, conftalutly receiving from bis Manufadtory at Tunbeidgo WtUsi A frefb Copp!) , of goods of every dcfcription in ' tie aotrsalintl..esmilking of Work. Writing, Drawing, and Lack. gammon Tables. tidily inlaid in Mofaic Work o alto Work, Wt it ings Drosfig ilefiing.apil Card Boars Card Racks, Ornamented Bellssirs. TVA Tillats. Chats. and Caddies ; Tambour and Em broider? I*Nsere/ 1 . *loving Wheels and Reel, all kind of Tumory SisaluAlw. bend terats,great allowance made to aver- Ithafitft • 11141 , C4Plains in the Eaft snd Welt India trade. Ev. ry ;article made of v4iltc wood for Ladies to ornament. Ladies works verniiled without cliTcoliniring, nld Tunbridge Ware repaired and varniibed to look fikt new. All forts of Pugh& and Foreign Per. fernery. A good alfn:t ••••ent of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls with Toys nod .7 •Priniscre of every defcription.—N. B. AU the Ablse o ua ltier s Works, with an vsrenhvc colieftion, of Inftradtive Gamey. CJiirdren'• Books,beft whisc.Cppat and otber Vanua, folk! for Ladies own life, at.Robtafeses Watahoufe. • _ • GcmgRNMENT • STATE LOTTERY, to . . ... bight Drawing 14th APRIL SCHEMA -4 - hint bi L. 50,000 are CSo,ono 4 a-, 10,000" .-- 4 0 ,00 0 4 5, 000 —20,0 C 10 1,000 10,000 10 -- 5 00 5 P OO SO 100 39 00 0 4 3 -•• SO -•-• 1,030 3.000 10 60,000 3,000 Firft drawn Tickets so each . 30,00 0 25,c00 TickLts. L 23 ( NCO* CAPITALS DET,ARMINABLE. Firft-drawn Ticket, ift Day, - Lso,oco • Ditto ad Day, - 10.000 Ditto 3d Day, - ao,ooo Ditto —, 4th Day, - 10,000 Ditto --- sth Day. - zo,coo Ditto 6th Day, - 10,000 TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenfed•Lot tory Cline. • PRESENT PRICE . Ticket - £l9 ifts. ~ , . . Half - ,Cto 3o I Fi4hth - Cs, IS o Q.!: art cr - s 3 o Sistectitis - 16 6 The above Scheme will point nut the nrceffity of an early par ade, as Four Prises-of ao,oool.saeh,w4ll be lure to be draws is th.. firft four Days, mit:flys of other Capital Prises. Dr. MAVOR's UNIVERSAL HISTORY, TROM.THE CREATION TO THE PEACE OP AMIENS. ' I 1 - 11 S Valuable Work lias been 'Jul} completed, in ./. TWIIPITT•71111fmall, elegaat Volumes, and may be bad on large or !mall Paper, in three KIWI .of Binding, at t h e following Trim : Common Paper, in boards - £ 4 t 3 6 Ditto• ditto half bound - 5 O 0 ' Ditto ditto calf gilt - Pig' 6 • Fine and large Paper, in boards - 6 5 .1, D:tto ditto half booed - 0 ilk • 6 Ditto ditto calf gilt - 7 to o Or. either Volume may be had kparately, at the pleafure of the putehafer. at is. 94 in boards, on [mall paper ; or 51: on foe and large paper. - - ANCIFItT lIIIITCAY. • .Vol I—A Prylianitkary Vierr.Period Ware the Ddugc, &c. ".4 Affyrians, Babylonians, &'. lll—Gre dad States • Vet IV—efleetlata Ware Vo l k Ir+Reerhot PATON Vol. Vl—Rom to Pmpire Vol VS—Raman I•mpire and Carthazo Vitt 1111-Iviedre Per Orate, Pharoktana. Wt. St& VoL nottis, and Minor Native's of Andquicy. align as ttlbtOßl. Val Yi•ii+Paraloi and Turks Vol. Xl-4lindrovilans, China. &c. Vol Xll-,-Ortninar. l nipire, Japan, Vol. &c. XIV-Miirnico. Malta, Cuogo, Sco. Vol XV—Portug'l and Spain Vol. XV 1--Italy,, Vrii ce. NAploa, ac. Vol g1111....The t iceman Empire Vol. XVlll—Pertlfia, litiniary, Roland, sod Swittarland VUI. aux--En g linsl Vol. XXi—fnaland Voi. X Xl—lreland and Scotland Vol. YXll—Kuilia, Poland, Sweden, and Denmark Vol. X XlD—France and Navarre Vol. XXlV.—North and South America, anal Weft bodies YsY XXV.4.3troilologlcal and Alpbabetioal ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 4, 1807. THE PRINCIP4I.OFFI...Eits of His m q kfly, ORDNANCE ih berehygrre Notice, That Prop(vials will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 23d inttant, from fueh Ferfons as may be wilting to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD• NANCE HORSES Rationed in the. following Dittridts, NOW ri-i BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. RAS I'ERN, caviar/a of Warier. 50111 - 11ERN, eseluilvt of Chatham. SOUTH WEST, including Portiluouth, Hie of Wight, Ind Chriftchurch. WESTERN. The Conditions of the Contra may be ken at the Secretary's Office, or by applying to Mr. Thomas Miller, Agent for the Viztualling -at Plymouth. _ No regard will Ise had to any Tender in whirl. do price Ain not le off - crud in words at length, or that flail not he delivered to the Board before are 0 . 4:10ta on the laid Walniday the lith of Mara next, nor not fi the prrflas who moles the Tender, or fowe periin on his behalf. attends to ax[wsr when called for. WOOLWICH', with hi Dependencies, Warier and Chatham. LIVERPOOL. For a period of fix Months, from the lit of April next, the Forage to be furnithed in Rations, confining of iolbs. of OATS, at eelbs. per Buihel. nibs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and Sibs. of WHEAT or RYE STRAW. And to be delivered at the re(peftive Stations, at the expence of the Contraftor, wbo is alto to furnifh fuels Horres with Oats at Sibs. per Ration, as may be billeted in the Diftridi for which he contradts. The Prnporals may Se delivered feparately or jointly for each Station. and it is sxpeded that the Cuntraftor mall receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulite, making as , allowance for the fame. . . Further Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Diftrlet ; and . alo at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforefald, any day be tween the Hours of Ten and Four &Clock, where ;he Propnfals are to be delivered Rated up, and indorfed " Propofals for the fupply of Forager but no ProporAl can be admitted after the Paid aid inßant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be noticed tinkle the party making it, or an agent in bis behalf, Stall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. IMPROVEMENTS IN EDUCATION. ;JOSEPH LANCASTER, of the Free Schott!, Borough Road, London, having invented,, under the tifelfing of TYntna PROVIDP4 Cc, a new and mechanical Syftem of Educa tion, for the ufe of Schools, feels anxious to difremitiate the know ledge of its advantages through the United Kingdom. By this fyftem, paradoxical as it may appear, above.One•Tbou rand Children may be taught and governed by one Mailer only, at an expence now reduced to Five Shillings per annum, each Child; and fuppofed ftill capable of further redudtion. The average time for Inftrudion, In Reading, Writing, and the elements of Arithmetic, is twelve Months. Among many tither advantages which diftitiguifh this fyftem, is a new method of teaching to Read and SpeU; whereby one Book, worth about Seven Sbillitigs, win ferve to teach Five Hundred Boys, who, in the ufual method would require Aire Hundred Books, worth above fwenty-five Pounds. The improvement is three timer greater by the new ,method than the old. Any boy. who can read, can teach Arith metic with the certainty of a mathematician, although he knows nothing about it hinifelf. The Public are indebted to the fluke of Bedford and Lord Somerville, in the firft initance, and to many of the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, for the (option given to this fyftem in I.ondon, whets in its infant Rate. The King, the Qtiecti, and the Royal Family, feeling, with paternal goodnefs for the welfare and bappi riffs of their people, have patronized, by liberal Annual Subfaip tions,4 defign for extending the benefits of this plan to the Eduea-• • lion of Ten Thoufand Poor Children. One of the peculiar advantages of this fyftem is, that it does not enter into any grounds of religious differences, being in itfelf a compendium of mechanical improvements, in themfelves highly beneficial and capable of being applied to educate the poor by hundreds and thounds, at a very (mall expence. Thole who may think fit to adopt this plan will find it capable of great good in itfelt ; and may engraft on it any fyftem of Religious loftruCtina which they pleafe, without dimininting its utility. it is intended to publiih an Abridgement of the Syftem of Vo cation for the benefit of the poor in Ireland. It will be 6:tented under the infpettion of the Author of the original Sidon, aoAl re cent improvements. Plans of Buildings for School Rooms, and Arrangements adapted to thole called Sunday, and every *other airs of Schools, in which the Poor are Educated, will be added - One nbjedt of the intended publication is to enable benevolent perfuos to fpread the knowledge of this cheap, earl, and (*peon . tows mode of Education among School Mailers, Governors of Charities, Committees, and Friends of the Poor, in a general manner, and at the expence of a (mail Subleription, which is to be paid at the time of Subfcribing. The Sebfetiption is at the rate Of Ten Copier for One Pound. Subferiptions are received as follows ..By Jefrph Laneafter, fat &noel, Borough Road, London, or by letters, poR paid; the KENNET AVO AND CA NAL. NAVI A - MON CA IN poiftance of an Order of the Committee of Manapritespt of the Affairs and Refiners ef.the Compartitof Proprietor* of the Kennet and Avon enlist Nabgation, made a General Quarterly Meeting of the laid Committer held at the White Han lan in the City of Dept, on Tuefday the third data' March,,lBo7 • . . NarICE litiblfig.ghten, That a Special Meetin of the Pro. We-tors of !hit-Shares in the field Cane - , will be held at the Wfillfiltiollsinn in the City- of blind:on Monday the red day of thifinftiat`March, at eleven o'clock: lli the forenoon, ter receive a Report from the Committee tf Management relative to their P es:sr:dings in endeavouring to obtalo an improvement in the Navigation of the River Avon, by wins of a Hoeft:revving- Path ; and to determine unou the Pet priery earl Application to Parliament for that purpofe. JOHN WARD, • Principal Clerk to the fahl Company of Proprktored Dated thb sth day of March, - • PURSUANT to a Decree of th! High Coo - it - 74 haneeryi mails In a Cade. ANDAEWS againft CAW , FORD. any:Perron br Perfone claiming any title to, or Inters* in the Funds flooding in the name of the Accountant General of the aid Court, in the Cattle, Andrrws againft Sutton, and Ani drew. exploit Forfitt, and Jones againft Su-ton, arifin from the Joint Pilate of Thoross Clibion and Richard Sutton, or from thia. frpamte Ellate of tire laid 'norm 09sfon, are to come in and make nut their Claim.' thereto beforehlit Pi CIS PAUL STRATFORD. Efq one of the Matters of the laid Court, at his Chambers, in Soutllamptoo•huildisigs, Chancery line, 'London, on or before the tsth day of April next ; or in default thereof, they will bp peremptorily excluded the benefit of the [aid Decree. PURSUANT to sTDeelee of the High Court of Chancery. made in a Caufe ANDREWS spina LAW FORD, the Creditors of the feveral Partneri:kips of Tbnmis Gibroto and John Jaeoh, Thomas Capitol and Robert *oath, Thomas Gibfun and Henry Jaconib. and Thomas Gibies i and Richard Sutton, who formerly carried 'on Bu fi neis in Lothbery, in the City of London, as SCriveners and Bankers-.. And alto any other Perfoo or Perkins, to whom the fail Thomas Gillon Rood indebted jointly with any other parkin, are to coma in and prove their ftVerdl Debts before FRA NCH PAI7I. STRATI , OIID Efq ; oie of the Matters of the laid Court, at hit Chamber., in iotithantP. ton-buiLings, Chancery-lane, London ; on or before the isth day of April next : err in default thereof, they will be peremptorily ex cluded the benefit of the fail Decree. LORD SOMERVILLE. This day was publithed, price ts. 6d. THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, for Fehro ary, atm embelliked with a highly finished Porn* JOHN LORD SOMERVILLE, accompanied with Memoirs of his Life and W Copies Copies '1 he Archbilhop of Dublin so Lady Landaff - so The Milton of limerick so Sir Edw B. Littlehales, Bart. to The Provoft of the Univer• Sir (oho Hort, B trt s 0 fity of Dublin 10 Mr •••/. W. Wynne, Bt. M.P. 21 Rev. Archibald Douglas 20 SirSatri. Romilly,Bart. M.P. to The Dean of Wettminlter to Sir H. B. Neale, Bart. M. P. so The Dern of St. Periek's to Sir George S. 111•Kenzin,flart. Arct-ieacon Allen so N. B. . 20 Archdeacon Herbert so Sir Charles Vernon, Bart. so' Ray. William Buthe 10 Sir John Newport, Bart. -.. J. Smyth so Chancellor of the Excise. lon. Brooks so quer for Ireland sz Richard Bourne so Sir Jas. Polteney. Bart.M.P. so Allen Morian 10 "Sir Ed. O'Brien, Bart. M.P. 20 -- John Leahy to Sir Fran. Baring,Rart. MP. too —J. Armitrong 10 Lieut. Gen. Sir Eyre Coote, William Benfon 10 K. B. to George Pigeon so Right Hon.DavielLa Touche t o Philip Mot to John David La Touche 20 Gruffry Hot n',4 to Mrs P. LaTouche, Bellevue 30 —W. Gwytme so Mrs Peter La Touche, Jun. 30 I William White 10 Lord Chancellor of Ireland so Dr. Magee so The Lord Chief Juitice so! Jolla Yates 20 Marquis of Hertford 10 Theophilus Houlbrooke 20 Dowager Counters of Moira 30. W Leranue so —..- Counters of Kingtton zo Henry Fletcher 30 The Counters of Carysfort 2.2 Rcr. J. Clowes to The Counters of Harrington so The Earl of Moira to The Counters of Farnham so 'Etc Earl of Granard 3 0 The Countersof Bandon 30 The Earl of Carysfort 10 Hon. Mrs Whaley to The Earl of Latins' so Right Hon. J. C. Villiers va fivrtof Bandon 33 -- Lord Gronville, The Earl of Donoughmore Co firlt Lord of the Treafury 20 I: Ad Stanhope 3 0 -- Lord Howkk, Secre • The Eart of Mounteathell so tary of State . so The Earl of Dartmouth so --- Lord'Hinry Petty, ,of Qtford 20 Chautellor of the F;,-* he Earl - Oxford • ao __ .e.scheq. 20 ---- - Ile Earl of Selkirk 4 0 -- —a-Charles Ahhot, LLD. .." The Univerfal Magazine is continued regularly on the firft Earl of Hardwicke to F. R. and AS. Speaker ter day of every Month. each Number containing 96 pages of ruifcel. The Earl of Rollyn To tee Houle of Commons 10 Litmus Information, in Literathre, Hitrolis, Politics, Arts, Man- The Res. and Right Hon. ..—...-. William Wickham, ner., and Amufe,mcnts of the Age. And is enriched with a c"r. Lord Afton 10 M. P. - w red Likenefs of Come diftioguifbed Charadter, accompanied:with Hon. and'Rev. Vbs. Stewart t o --.— Iliac Corry w authentic Biographical Memoirs. I.ord Holland 10 ...............• Lord - Headly to Tbirty..eight Numbers of this Wqric are sow before the PIM; Lords Calttecoote zo R, H. Crew, Er • . ordnance comprehending from isuuary, iSoa,to January/ t Sort and.cou raitt- Lord Clinbrock to Office. pawl a ll 13 big, betides a great Variety of valuable Ankles on every fubjea. of Lord Sydney so J. W. Phipps, Deana' to ' Human Kn•twledge, Lives and Portrait's:ft the forlowing.salittatt. Lord Teignmouth e,O the King ..... so Albite Charadterst—. Lord Robe,. Fitzgerald, MP. to Thomas Haneesik l iti. D. lo . .liilop of Landaff . ; Duke of Roxburgh • '.,„.„ ~„, Lord Atmeney • 'SO G. D. Yeats, M. D. - • io Dr. Leafing '.• 'l.ord Vifc*aiMr.lviili ~; Laud Norbury so J. C. Lettfivei, 116:11. • • so laird Sidmouth •; ri St. Vincent -.. • 'i n .... Lord Cloneurry so Lieut. GnyersorNggent va : General Moreau ~ , . .P.irey ci p. D. ..;_. rid .. il.f.rd Sdndtrlin 10 . Major Gen. Calvert .. po - Dr J..Prießley 'ord N on • ...!, ~. 1" . Lord Acheron SO John laieh, M. P. • 199.• • .•-• General Pick _ , _. ..„ Ppelsor of aulla - i .. Lord Lanetborough to t &toilet Whl th read.M. P. 10 - • ' Dr. 1 Sims, Pre1:111641$• f,...M. ,arlinis.._Coraw. arl l o`- s .i ' • Lord Vircount Newark,Mßlso Francis Horner, MvP, • - 1 *- Lad Arch. Hatnilton, M I'. so wmonaskele, M . p, 40 , . "'''' 'Wth - Cbte, A. n' • •,.....ArcbdukerOf wainifit'f .• Lord Ranclitft, M. P. ..,. .11i1.-, /0 ,. R. Canning , m, P. .ss ... ; ..i. li tittitcrton. Eft . lend Henry Petty'Pett t . , .: Lord Forbes, M. P. •zb William Rofcoe , M. PS . sO, ~ - . •A. Cumberland, Pk ....-.. Lady Charlotte Rawdan * Sir IL Wtgrgni, S a n, M.P. ij ~, b fg of London , . - ...„. , ~, ... . Lady Donna:ly so Archibald CaaspbelLid.P. 'lO • ,„ . • iCt' Zinn' Writ. rut , tr W• SldsWY-504 1 1,,van ~.... Lady Afgill . . . ... AB C. W. W. Wynne. NI. Pi to • , '.' Rt. Hop. C. J. Poi • .. arm Hardy , l.ady Hurt - • to Sir Wm.Pazton.ll4et. MF. 110 .' B. Weft, efq. F 'R. S. i " - .ll2omas kloore, g i r i g.,,, ..,. , ,,, i ; . Lady Cattleconte • ' ::, • 20 WM. Minot' Pitt, Mt•P. so E. Whitbread, Ett..M.P:"ll.ord limirick, ao4 ~,,..4 , .., Lady A ugusta I.eiOs .. - so G. W. w ern to nr /h, pd Frederick abi tee Thud King of Prufria, 4 '• - The Comae(' of Grana;d. ,3o Wm. Honey:nos:4. M. P.. 'lO Every 'Sit Numhers coilefiitlei Whittle price, toi: Rs ttl9 .. .1 ' •• • .. ... The Counters of Normanton 3O Samuel Steele's, M. P., ...la ,half . hound. and May be related-to-1S .a Complete .of 'the Counters of Dartmouth ad Hon. G./91: Sta Walt. M. P, t , ,Occurienres. • • , ,•,,. * • Contacts of Hardwithe - ' - 10 William Mills . M. P. •'to I a Commurications, dirakea to the Editor of .04.1Seiverfal Hon. Colonel Conte - to John Illackbutee,M - . P. . 10' : Magazine, to the Care of the Ilufaißie . r . (putt paid), will receive Hon, William Moore '. ' * in. Dicltinfoovilt P. ••' 10 every attention their Ingriddeka:and. .Such as ar i a Of Isisbliic. Use- Willies& Wilberforce ' AL •P;' so 'rhos jarrold;l62. O. 'to lity and Benefit will of courfe &dent the higheftregard. Chore Ro•unt Thc.roton. M . Pi • • so Mrs. Knight . • • -'• • s o on Agriculture, Comssierbe.,Mtoufatitures: and public Improve- J o b e d„ p on dg en ,m, P. ..,, 1 0 B . p at e . l ow . •--, •• . • yo ' rams, wall be thanklully.nroared, Cc wittier° •any information Colonel Hill • • ''' •10 J. Atkinfon • •to conneeted with augmenting the Comforts and Convenience of Color.el French 7•'• - . • tito •!rhos. w a ddi n v or i ' . s c r 11§sta and, anselioriting• the Condition 'of .the 14bl:intim Elliffes. . Colonel Browne I •''' • •' 10 Nicholas Whitworth ' ea the plied of this-Work beinggeneral in its Pian.and.gbfiralin Tta ' Colonel W. Vava ff or -• So Thomas Steel' to . 6,408.--lopdon : Printed for H. D. Symondu No pp,'Pater . Lieut. Colonel Annftrong • to George Joves, Stockport so' heifferliair; and Black s Parry. and Kingtbury, Leadenitall.ereet. ; The Att. General of Ireland to Miler Sims - IC' AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL. SERIES CIF • II6OKS' l. Robert Mainsail so James Thornhy : an • FOR TEACHING ."THE • t b • LANGUAOR rN Mrs. Burton to Iliac Btackbume SO . SCHOOL. • ' - i Denys Scully TO Robert Wainwright •10 • es 0, wll TIII . NUT . ..... ~a e Mr. Serjeant M'Nfshon so James Harford. Rano l ad - rfa*n•___...n. 11C4,444...E00. 1 ir, 1 ',, 1 11444 4 ,. It iri Hoo. A. H. Hutchinfon re Bbericzetedaitland ''. so . .....MOl4lOll. I OCIPVTA .I._:Mnt Mann°. Irl9 lll ol W. Brown , Efq Caftle Itrown to .. Mr,,Uplkby 10 RdJetlivo. and orbs ; Vs* . Oaxic.." l yri ogi. , 1 90 4 mote, Baron M'Clelland So Benlaatin,OnkfleSt -. I 0 Pr i ce ltd . Fsw g4- • reariammew boor. ... .•.-,.,. . :'. : ~/ a - John Pallifer so' forepii Mayer, Stprilfitai' • so ' The FIRST FRENCH: GRAMMAR rconliliingeftsho Awl- Jolaph M•Dermott '•10 J. Bar} -•':• •• - • I lit deuce of that Languagscesieily expreffed; and-perfpicroutly M. Matter of the Rolla, Dublin 10 A. Rooth • - so played ; containing evenrabiag effewsiaL andifothing • fuperiuous The Solicitor OmerokiAliblin to joins Shannon .• - nal —by M. L'Abbe Sant tiptiated in alargelype.andia good paper John Rickman . - . to Vase Hadwen '• 10 price is. 64. bound in cloth. . ': • • • ~ , Dd. Barclay. Walthaniftow so Richard high, London • so.' •• • • 1 lig. "Illsk. llol3 lt -" • '.' • Robert Bal clay zo Thomas Corrie - v 10. A KEY to FRENCH CONVERS&TIOIIIa-ased FRENCH : William Rathhone so Mri Grattan . - ; so IDIOM ; confining of eery and fantiliar rFbrafels and Dialogues William Hughes so John Lelia ffolte r to Englilh and French, adapted to the Memory• of Children at ad W. M. Duncan so Mrs Catharine Thomas •• to early Age—by M. L'AiMe Bunt; pri.. - .ted in a large type, and on James Cropper is Mrs Francis Hamilton to good paper, price in lowed. 'Samuel Hops so Thanes Phelps, jun so THE !MIRTH BOOK. 0 • it - AO Hadwen, jun.,., so Alexander Knot so The FRENCH SYNTAX, with Illtiftrations and numerous John Allitpn Cafe., .• ~. 10 WilliamHcArncr so Esercifes, annexed I. every Rule, calculated tußafee tie Stu- John Harrifon I , . .so John Anderfon, Fermoy, so dent in all the peculiarities of the Language—by M.-liAbbe Bd. Wm E obinfon so William Difney t 0 !tit, price as. bd. !Wood is, cloth. Samuel Blain • .10 Luke Magrath 20 11til ElfTll 2001 I• David Holt, Mancheiter .so .Wm Maturin 10 A DICTIONARY of the. FRENCH and BIfOU*H, aid Edward Place • .10 lisomas Leyland so ! ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Robert French so . amp Woodrualon an 1 Hundred Words nut to be found in other Dietionaria, and exclud bohn Wadkin to antes Harvey 3 0 1 ing others unknown to modern French :Literature. The whole Nath Gould to lourtray F-rikitie 10 j reviled, prepared, and compiled by M. 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I fubtleries which, by. mews of the previoutiy-exitting Frenets Robert L'Fftrange • to Henry Waymouth sea', and &TIM Grammars,are attempted to be taught to Children Mich. 'Mood so John Picknitire ace lin Eng! I Schools. The . Abbe. Boni's Books, on the contrary. E. Koller to John Howard to ' contain nothing but general and dreamt points of in: . orniation-- Nicholas Waterhoufe 22 I. P. M achand gi . they leave tee pros uneiation re the living tenor, from whom as mu -h will he learnt in an hoar as by rule in a year; and, in ref-. N. B. The above lift is printed from a book conttiulng the • eto words and conftriel'on, tlt.y g place the • c uiremelit of rte names of theSubforibors, Mend by their tilreittow, or IO their p etit trh language by an ritglith chill, exadly tin the tact tot. u.a. own band. ' as that on wlsiati it !lands to a nodes. - THEATRE-ROYAL, ISRURY•LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 9, 18076 will be glad the New P►ay. in Five Ads, called THE CURFEW. 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