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r r ~. .5606 1. • THEATREAQYAL,•DRURY-LANR. I'M-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 9;1 , .1. • Itiu sr..kteithe Comte Opera of • t . •• THE CABINET. r. • After wblejt, a. de w Conk Pantopispe, to n* / THE 'ENCHANTERS ; -.• - Or, 14A1kr.RtZU1ICSOLTAON. *--• 4 TM, Vveains—tite %live of Iriplori :Taal; and titie tic* Pantomime. ,. , ~ - The New '(; l l , ets A iOre Altimia 'orehiP tAi,liaNionaviold abtf PoitrPed till woy acttir ' , t - • w! . • . --- --r , . ',. rt- • ~ • •••-• . . ' . 1. 11 - l Ett! - &•1 VEO/10/*EDEN. , .. ~ &st 1 - 0: 144 4d 4 lik r.N. , $O. J 61UA ItY,9, 184,7,* • on- . ~..1 • :Lit bc Card As Play, tri ._ , ~4 Yo ,11.1.11i 4 E 1T ; ..- t ' 4 • . • .. +.3.;;_aiit • ,tubd-aiiFka the new rtitc, ealieil • • •"" ' fit iMic CiEobs • 4 - Or, THE GOLD& .-;.• .....•4.216 Iteitskt—Evert Man in bli 1.01.1,6 with' die Ne‘f IRE THZ.tat i l itr irr. ItAtaiiinomairS , .rifik,i i ellewing SWUNG COURS MOP'. GEC% will kilo it the ,Thestre toward, the end ef the lrefed Month: • • • On the Theory and Pradice of Medicine, by Dr. RbEERTS and Dr POWELL. On Anatomy and Fhyfiology, by Mr ABERNETHY. On the Theory and Pradiee of Surgery, by Mr ABERNE THY. On Comparative Anatomy and the Laws of Organic Esiftencc, by Mr MACARTNEY On Cheniiftry, by Dr EDW ARDS. On Midi/Wert and the Difeafes of Women and Children, by Dr THYNNE. The Ana , omical Conde will begin on Wednefday, Jan. 21, at Twoo'clock. and the other Lesaures in the fame Wet R. , Further particulars may be bad by applying to Mr Wheeler, at the Apothecary's atop. St. Bartholomew's HofpitaL -PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION. THE nest Meeting. of the Sohkribers of this In filmiest will be held (purfuans to adlourement) ac the ,I.ondon Tavern on Wedoefday, the tstb of January inflame, at Twelve o'Clock, for the choice of Diretlors, and to abolilk the office of Prefident, Mr Ludlam being ccmceived tuslonger eligible. 68,Chatiotte-ltreet , RICH. FRED. THOMPSON, Portland plate, Solicitor to the Inßitution. Jan. 6, 1807. • KOTZEEUVSANECDOTES and ROMANCES. The TRUE mid GENUINE WORKS,' 4;ATELY WRITTEN • • *.• by VOTZSBUE, at BERLIN 'THE ADMIRERS of KOTZEBUE are refpe&- . fullt_informed. there big,bly interefting Volumes are now pub ' lithed, an be had at every Bsokfeller's and every Circtlating • Library ihrOughom the United Kingdom, and it may be truly laid .eksir Contents wiU prove an •everlafling Memorial of the lively •. ration aid genuine talent of this. highly celebrated Author. . Tick volunies are in fad his chef a:suites, and are doubtlefs not jaferior to the admired productions of Sterns, Goldfmith, and lie Sage..:=rhelgorkscoofift of - • . a. Kotsebue's 1-liftorlcal, Literary,and Political , Anecdotes and Elifeellanbes three elegantly , printed yolumes,einhellithed with . a driking likenefs of the Author, price rss. in boards. • • ••• . I: 7lCoizebue's Patter's Daughter, with other Romances , in fo ur , elegant volumes. thee - • t••.; • • - :The Public are•regoefted. NV he particular In sit ethos Km- Ant-cdoteh•iii three volsuncn ; and K t :geckoes p a ft,,,,4 Pushier. ip (onr volumes, as thereme.eertain Novellettes.adver. • 'dk4 radio bewttetitLity Kotzebue, for which they maybe mil- WWI by the Pooifeilers. • Englifh and Foreign Laird* Ne. Canduit•drees, Decerniper 11, 436. - • D ...'/A34ES'i FEVER- POWDER and ANA LIP TIC PILLS prepaieri It the reduced Olen of ts. 9 4 the packeti and 2s. 9d. per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chentift, No. as, Southampton.ftrect, Covent Garden. London, the only per fon who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert James —they are equally genuine with thofe fold at double the price, Alfo Per. rln's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully white, preferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Aeh—in !dart, it will do all that can poi ably be dent by any preparation, Innocent in its nammand pleafant in its Ilk, and will prove' a va luable acquifition to every individual detirnus of Teeth found, clean, and whtte, or of Gums, hsakhy, firm. and florid ; in boxes price is gd each. • Ladles particular in Lavender Water will find their fenfes much gra? iSud by Perrin', Donnie Dalin', I, at as. std• per bottle equal to any in L.onden,although fold at a much higher price. • - • • ItOSS, kto.„ 119, DISHOIMIGATE STREET WiTHIS. carneftly recommends 'the Nobility, Gentry, and whole Salhionablc World..nifiting the Metropobs thii fc;ton, to attend and examine his Emporium for falhionable Perm:pee, •wileretin Rooms fuperialy ,fitted up, they may chute their favourite, colour, fit them to the head, and adapt them to the countenance, with out the inconvenient trouble of waiting, or the Welds formality of giving orders. • .• „ . • , . .For lightnefei elogestee, and, afq, they are unparalleled. fifty per Ceot.cheaPer fhag.449 tuber k.feak in 144 5 14100 I; anti, for va sicrishe can ditpleY du:intends of tints apd ihanikoppeopriately to heighten the lovelinefs of youth, or veil time deficienees et,agc. Deeply imprefied.with the liv Belt fink of 'gratkude. for thu de •cided prefirloace ipith,which he ha t s hcsn : honoured by 4.adier, of the firft circles, whore fuperioe judgment, and 411 ranee .taitc have confirmed the unrivalled.fpotent his iqinailsble Peruques.—. He again felleits continuance of that patronage which be has . been honoured with for to many years pail, and retpcdtfuhy in forms the Amatturrin ornamental Hair, that he has, during the Summer retef,, by the moft.pnivearied application, under his own intr. akin at an immenfe expence, and by the exertions of the firft Ards; completed a numerous, curious, and invaluable af- Sortnient oSLadics.inti..Centiemen's Perrupass, Bandeaus, Bows, Circular Mere, J lifts. bladona Frunes,,Fronts, and Figaroes, lexquilite in their' kind ; the wliolehf which be now. fuhmits to a • ilifcerning, they will allow hint for fyf tern • aturjelepanee to aliallenie the whole Univerfe to producritch an =Paralleled coßeelian.. . •. • . .4PIrFDINIAbr STOMACtI 2144. • SPEET) N STOMACK p..g.t.st,, base ,bean la proved for a great number of years, awe:salient reynesly for Spalinsi,Wind in the Stomach, that DrYliefs of Skin, Fulnefs and Reftleilbefs fo frerplootir fgforienced py,.perfons antacid with Nervous Complaints. Deficiency ,of Boil, Obflrudions in .the Bows's; Heart Burr, Coftivenefs, shake, Gout; Vrapitlois, Mead Ash% tq They fopply the newlraryproportion of juices in the *IOW% Kew's* ant rarys-alkofe deht iitlrtod fymptgms ottendollt•og 441i4k4WilislitolkwikoWS* plaints; if any thing hi looming to grove their Virtucs,.the.teftiruw. of of • a number of perfoin of charadter and fortune maybe doeed for.s grew nenber of years. • Theis Pillairave by 'their hs• 'flak Werth '.ittalotOilled neat Asolstatinn,'witlious the aid of public advertiftments, but the : km*ooV nf,thnk sirtlArtis now very confined, and the public prints being the only medium through winds the can be genially:known, .renders the neceflity tlf.WlN'ting to this PSC ,to ovoyr,„tkeir viworo v a.kyy aro parti cularly recommended during die courle of Sca Bathing, and &ink ing the Sea and Mineral Waters. • • ,p repared aoty by T. SheUitoe, jean: Druggift,,Tottenham Grp(,, bliddleces,by virtue of an arignment nos-H.• and J. Bef. wick, (ole PX o Priet4ra.PCAllerlfriPt. 4 db.. Will Pf SP•Mlin stun ;. none are ge r quine but s tlaele baying,s hinatur on Illots.tuOt and wrapping paper.. Sold wholefale and retail, and fur rapnlisi: don. ty ‘his appoinusent, by Shaw and dwards; Ilfp 66. at i'mari Pamela yard.; andlecnn and. Co. No. a so, in Boon at as. as. 641. los. 6d. and ramaißWel.foChl and may be bed at clasp riocipal venders ha Town and Cutitdry. 1' , 1.... ' 1 • • ; . . , ~ „„,..-- , 17...„. , • i • i: „, .. . . s. :.° . . P e • ."' . . t .1> .14 k 0 I • • ) •/.: • t,. . ! 1 •• . l lic "" .A-. • ....,& ._. . ; . . ..: :. VP' • .- .. - . 2' .4 N--._ . , ... ... 1" , • i• • T . . • LT.w ~ e 4 80 .7. v• oz• • • : 0 •.• • •$- ,IPS, • owi \ ' ;,/. ' )• , am v-ar, • p • ~..k ') ' -r i s k 1 ' 4 ' •'' N, .• ; - Towt§O4Y._.JAIJAW • .4thilli4tyr-OFFMR, Dc#l4.- .101) .. ICE it beribz Open cbae a t Ssf l o o g.oyer aid T/ai7~ el Goqf Ddiwoyaor de Trial of Vow commit. *a* #l . lo.4rogiaire the jorifdißion of tte Alwiroky of Eng. 6 4 will• 4. 6 40 rat Nell A in iho Old Bailey, Loam, IN Thertim, dr_ Aid of 70047 sex i,.st IsirSe o'Cloci in the Morniog. . . IrMoLI . .4M MARSDEN. TWENTY 'rHOUSAND POUNDS ' FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN of THIS I'IttSENT 4. NEW YEAR's•LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWINQ. Prins of £30,c00 are ao,oo, . • - i 10,000 -* • 49000 • - to.moa - . sopa) 5) 000 P 1 5 P C P J,700 5,000 s OO 4 6- ' 0 100 • . SAGO . SO - k 2 0 000. • 7 20 ,• 1924200 s ► ,f ,- ~. • . ' A.* • "A•W°' 13,01:0 Tickets. t fSo pen -: Capitals Determinable: • IFirft-drawn Ticket, tit day k saice Ditto 3d day zoo* Ditto - sth day ppm, • • - Ditto - • Left day • 5,000 INTERESTING QUESTIONS : Is there any other poffible mode by which I may gain Ire= a (take of a 6 ihillings only (the price of a Sixteenth Share in the above great Scheme) nearly Two Thoufind Pounds ? • Have I co ambition to make my fortune by a mode of aaventure, where the 101 l is trifling, but the gain may be great I TICKETS and SHARES are cat Sale. At all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. And by their Agents in the Country. A Alai LOTTERY. • TICKETS and SHAR - E8 aro felHra. in a variety of Numheryt DRUMMOND's Ovrica, No. 65, FLarr-STa arr. where Prizes, in former Lotteries to a great amount have beEn shared, fold, and regiftered. DRUMMOND acquaints his Friends and the Public, that the fol lowing (mall (urns ventured, viz. 4.1 6 o MAY GAIN iB7l 0 0 a it 6 3750 0 0 S a 0 7,500 0 0 10 2 0 15,000 0 0 19 16 o 3 0 , 000 0 0 _ _ Correfpondents accompanying thdr orders with remittances, will be treated on the fame terms as if intent r—l.etters (poitpaid) d u ly untweeed.—Government feeurities bought and fold. liktwife Numbers Regiitered at 6d. per Number. • - _7 • daVw4coviii.4rti:e2;. • QTRIONTREB nit *ViSITATION SERMON, kJ preached at RAMICIIII. s II,F4gZ e JuIy quft. Primed P. C. and J. ititriusius, fts.Sl-_,Paud's Church yard; fold alto Hatchard , :IA &My. Nett Week will be In Three Volumes Waver, the Se Wed 'Edition of - A PO R'PR4ITU RE of•QUAKERISM, as taken 4-1-impri a Viesv of the Molt, Education, Diftipiine, Peculiar Colininl , Pollaeal and Civil (EccoomY, and Char cj.Re r, of the Society et Friend*. ' • By THOMAS CLARKSON, M. A. • . . Alithos of reveral•Eirays on'the Sidled. of the Slave Trade. Printed for Lingwko, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternafter•row. • • This day were publilhed. rice 3s. r ETTERS ntinn the EsTABListiMENT. ,l 0 sae VOLONT SKR CORPS, and Donsefik Military Ar tipseinents of Great Britain. . • By JAMES FEIkGUSSON,Efq. Advocate, Major 'ft Eat. ad gegt. E V L Printed for Beil and Bradfute, and Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Flect-Greet, London. EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL. This nay was ptiblithed, price 3s. Number IX of ''HT{ EDINBURGH MV.DICAL and SURGI 1. -CAL JOLlllMAL—llthibithig a concife View of the latch and molt imponant Dikovenes in Mockiue, Scrgery, and Phar- macy. - Edinburgh : Printed far Archiba' ...`onftable and . Co. Edin- burgh ; and john Murray, 32, Met.. Itreet, London. . Of whom may be had, No. I. to VIII. of the above Work, price aes. In Numbers, or li Two Vols. inboards, price 235. • BY AUTHORITY. ~ This day was pubtifbed, printed In Folio, Price a Guinea and a Half,. ~ -THE TRIAL of HtSiltY LORD) VISCOUNT MELVILLE, before the Houle of Peers, in WES nvum. STER HALL, in Full Parliament. Cour lining the Evidence, and all the Arguments verbatim. Taken in Short Hand by JOSEPH and W. B. GURNEY. PublUhed by Order of she Houle of Peers. Sold by M. Gurney, Bookfella, No t aE, H Abaft Hill, and J. Stockdalc, Piccadilly. This day were publitheti,. Beautifully printed in foolfeap Odavo, and embellidied with a fine Head of All3CrCetl, price ys. 6d. in boards, TH*E. ODES of ANACREON of TROS ; lite rally tranflated into Englith Profe, with Notes, Second Edition. By the Rev. THOMAS GILPIN. A. B. London : Printed for J. MaYnnan, No. 21. Poultry ; and Wil fon and Spence, York. FATHERS OF Ttik ENGLISH CHURCH. This day was publitbed, price. One Shilling, . The Fiat Number of I'HE FATHERS of the ENGLISH CHURCH, g or Seleaions from the Writings of the Reformers and early Divises of the Eng Nth Pruteßant Church. • The S: ties commences with the Vie.rks of "I indal.aod a NOSIII4. ber win continue to be publiated 00 the to of every fueceeding Month by J. Hatcbard, Nu. Z 9). Piccadilly ; and fold by Minis. Rivingtons, St Paul's Church-yard, and L. B. Seeley, Ave Maria lane, London ; and by Parker. Oxford ; Deighton, Cambridge ; and every other Pooldeller in the United Kingdom. N. B. The'Subtalbers arc reined:tinily informed, that their co pies may be obtained fro a their Bookfellers. STATE LOTTERY. - s Prises of J C3opoo 3 Prizes of kspoo 2 so,coo 5 zpoo $ scsooo V 5 0 ° . &c. &c. &c. Plitt-drawn Tickrt zo,OOOL QWiFT and Co. Nn. it, Poultry, and No. 12, Li Charing•Crofs, by whom the Finn Drawn Ticket in tbc left battery, entitled to ro,oool. was fold in Shares, have silo fold atuongft many others, the following (all ELM drawn Tickets) In the few preceding Lotteries, viz. N0.6,;91 - . L 20400 No. 9,35 t £so .000 NW 7,137 Lio poo bo a 5 - . 10,0c0 10,95 2 io,c-...0 The Tickets and Shares of the prefent Lottery arc felling at the above Offices, in great variety. . • Begins Drawing 13th January, do?. NEW TEAR'S LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING ON THE a3lh OF THIS MONTH. A GRAND AND RICH SCHEME. • Prises of £30,00d0 ; Prizes of Ls oboo • F p:* S a,oao 0,000 8 • Soo . Sec. &c, CARROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford•ilreet, near Rathbone-Place. Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety of Numbers, at their 4)6ce, whcre .in the laft November Lotter!, the Ticket No. t 4z03, a Prize of to,oeoL was Sold in Sixteen Sittcentbs, like wife the Ticket No. 6,0 s z, a Prize of soot was Sold in One Qom.- ter. .1 wo Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, and numerous Capital Prizes id former I:otterics to a great amount: The...prefent Scheme claims particular attention. the few number of Tickets and the rich lift of Capitals give it a decided preference over all tormer Schemes. Correfpledents and all buftnefs relative to the Lottery, will be paid particular attention to. N. B. All Letters rnuft be pott 'l'o BE PEILEMPTOitiLY SOLD porfoant to I- a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a Cade, MIELIN N. Lows, before JAMES STANLEY, Efq one of the Mailers of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the laid Cobra, in Southampton Building% Chancery Lane, Landon. on Thurfday the ud day of. January , . 113a7, between the Hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon in one Lot, an undivided Moiety of a vatuable beafehold littste, fetuare near the River Leen, in the TOWN of. Nottingham, cooftßing of two Melfuages and a piece of Ground, in the rcfpedive occupations of Thomas Lowe and joreph Draper. Particulars whereof may he had at the Paid Matter's Chambers . in Southampton Buildings; afnvefaid ;40 Melfrs. MDougall. and Honter,liolisitors, Lincolo's- Inn, London (where. a plan of the Elate may be feeo); and of Meffrs. Middlemore and Pliny, So Bettors, Nottingham. TO $E .SOLI) PRIVATE , ‘"ONCIRACT, . • TnE Very delirablc Fuebpld Eltate, called FIELD HOUSE FARM, fituate at Great Broughton, in Overloud, YOrkiltire, coufilling of a good Farm Houle, a Four- Ball Stable, excellent Cow-houfea for .twenty Cows, and Barn, with sox Acres artery rich Arable and hrleadwas Land, the whole free of .hay tithe laud Land Tax, in the potfelfion of a tenant who bas notice to quit.the esfuing year. Broughton is conveniently fituated fbr the neighbouring. Mar keti of Stokelity, Guilborougb, and Stockton, add is only fourteen miles from the • • !I ••: • • For particularsightly to Irantilortillent. Glveng Ayton; Jofrph Wind, on the premifes ; Jonathon Backboufe and co. Rankers, Darlington ; and Frederick Smith anJ Son, Chemifts, 29, Hay market, London •• . . . - STAFFORDSHIRE ESTATE. TQ EV SOLD by PRIVAADE , CC*I FRAM% • ' A MOST defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cooalliog.of :the -Matter; or reputed Manor-of. Throwley I in the County of Stafford, v(10,4 Riaty. Royalties, and Priv', kges belonging thereto ; end about One Thowand four Hundred stki,f4fteen acres, (ineledingrehout Ninety Acres of Wood t acid,) of very sfelgi Land, principally in Piattec on do Oral*, Moue in 'rbrowleY siorefaid. booretiogyn elle "Award!, fidcnf t haOsitn ty of Derby; conyenlentlY fubdiv 'did into • Fame, with all nee& fee" Feveitisilltilldkortberessot in g ftsteokompleie reptir. and novoneeuldeddly,hinqUlso kierriedidr,..Robert-lisrdingsiVilllam ' fewito4vildrabeoTlelinkOrOatj -N7tlvitogtalltutow..Doledes.Jetbts Hevacm, Benjamin I.ees, and jofelb Hewfon, as Tcoitns at Will; (except Mr. Harris's Farm, which.ls iit Leafe;fOr the Joint lives of Model( sod- the-oorner.ofthe•lliste) • • . • * T AO mod. iwebett..oloerkft• aro sitharifed tne trest for the fele of. tht Ffttcrand wiitgjte,a debetan,propesiscrions. willgog to view lt, upon rho produelios of wh)ch to Mr. Jobe iistris,he will liew them the gireniffes—No,perfen Will be al lowed to viow.disalvdowithoot fah so authority. Derby, December s, 7306. CAPITAL BOOKS IN AGRICULTURE, forming a complete AgrieVtural Library. • The Sixth Edition, improve in one Inc vol. Bvo. price half.a. • • guinea in beards 'THE FARMER'S CALENDAR ; enntaining_a Full Ateount of the blanch nceft'lry to be performed on all kinds of Farms during ever, Month of the Year, with the latch Improvements and the Mode of executing them. By ARTIIUK. YOUNG, Sfq. F R. S. Secretary to the Board f Agriculture, and Member of various Phi. lorophical and Agricultural Societies - Its Europe arid America. It is impoffible,in the dotnpafs of• an advertilement, to enunte , sate the important contents, and the great pradlical adrantageo, which muft refult, in the management of land, from a tonftant re. ference to this ufeful work. Many thourand copies are fold in every year ; and intelligent fartners•and country gentlemen in. every county in England, have aeknow,ledged,.notontythaeit eniblas them to perform every operation in the -heft . and molt fueeefsfalt. • manner,but effects in the general bufinefs of a farmer, a faving of from ten to twenty-eve per tent. S. A New tidbit at eorredted to jantiary 1, tBo7, in two large yob. ate .illultrastedi with nearly One aundred•Engra vingserepred fenting the molt improved Implementsohtvarioul Gnaw and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, price four guineas in boards. c.• : A Compltte.sobetn ofPradieslaigriesdnice; including allithe MOdekiilmnrovententa and thicoverics. and the refults of all the ettentionindianquiry eibieltheve been beftowed on this importlint feleneei during the lift 3o4yeurst sbewhok ronthlaing and expbin• ft MIN eetsnlivelyi andeovalsletelyi tbri Princigies and Bodice of the Modern Artof Eitaandry in all its branches and relations. 1 By R. W. DICKSQI4, M.D. .- • •• • • Hottwary Member of Board of Agriculture: Printed for RICRARD Pamirs, Bridge-ttreet, Blackatirizta to la had dull Bookfellao ~: 1itt7777.71::-.N.70..7.7 ‘;. ' 1 •:" . ..; i , ;,- -;:4 •:, r'. vi5tc%.74114;... •I• ' .64 i 1 . - • - i f * *4 k ' • - - , .- 4 ....I. ' ', ~i Iler .1 ' ' .~, •~_: ,teliCg IMPS. - . t. , , • -tot 'ANS datsras PubIWO, 44 ak.4t Hastifometp, pitted is esprit), anti iihtfiriteh 41 0 Map ether hogravinp, price if : totyle . llllh 1 , • , A neer sdition, witli.ratious TRAVELS in AFRICA. ECt ; and SYRIA, • front the year.e.79: to anik, • By W. G. iiittaWkMow.s, • • tested tnt . T.Otdd4sai . W.Davis ,. Buwadi sest.Loo gum. ilsrit.itees. sal Orke, Paternater•voir. • • , •••••••...1....... . • -• • • " . This day was pobliatcd. - • _ , • ffiegantly printed in a Pocket Volume. rog,adorned.with name. rotas Engravings in Wood price fie. in boards, . • 'l.he Third lidition of , :.• .. ._ BROAD. GRINai: STALES in V ERSE. By i..P * GEORGE COI.MAN, (the Younger.) Including thole fucmerly publiChed wader the rids d . 44r, Night-Gown and Slip 4 pera." . Printed for T. Cadet!, and W. Davies, Strand. • - MR ANDREWS'. CON 1i.24114.T10N OF DR HENRY'S . , HISTOICY, . .• • This day was poliiihed;hasdfomelyprintedlo Two Volumes Octavo, price IS& iu boards, the Third Edition of . eritz HISTORY Pf GREAT BRITAIN, from • the Death of Henry VIII. to tht Acadian of James VI. ate Scotland to the Crown of Englund; being a Continuation of Dr. Henry's Hittory of Great Britain. ahtl written on the fame plan. By JAWS PE'rlTl' ANDREW% F. S. A. • - Primed for T. Cadelland W. Davies, Strand, • - MECHANICS. • This day was publithed,le large Oa's*, with tour plates, • FIN o.fswetk* • • .41F SKVECii *llse PROPERTIES. srnd AD VAIFEAGEReiIiffrrON's PATENT GRAVITATED 'SAWS for VTINDMII.LS . . . . _ . it W. S. HESLEDEN, Efq. • • • • Of Barton-upon-Humber: PriotwHorew Anther, add fold by J. 'Taylor, at the Architee• tug Libray.l . 44 . dp . . Flgis kionteiro. .t Wbcre way beliad i laiirpublaftuxl. in odtavo, puke goo. 6d. . in boards. Canine attest heft* Fimi which can be given to the Teeth of Wbesls for MW Work, Chien Weil, Ite. and the Art of Find ing their Number, wide fifteen large &um, • • - - • -- - N This day Was publilied, Embelliihed with a Narrative Whit; itigraved by Anktr Smith, from an inimitable reprvfestlng the Club of Choice Spirits, Part'll. price...M.oC of a new Monthly PubU cation, entitled CLASSIC TALES, Serious and Lively, ears folly ft:tided fritn. ENOI.ISH, AUTHOR'S of original Genius, and newly tranilttcd tram the Clothes of other Lan- Padei. It is intended to embedpin one Work every Tale that has air peared,4lftioguiiired either for the brilliancy of its wit, 'the rich. turfs of Its humour, or the delicacy of its pathos. The Work. at the fame time, contains Critical Efrays on the Merits and Repute.. Ciao of the Authors fele:led from. . Each Part is embellithed with a Narrative Plint. This Work may be had of all the Bookfellers and Newinten. • _~~ - ARCHITECTURE. This esty was publillied. engraved oll'sy..fello Plates, elegantly coloured; with proper deferiptlini% feke al. 125. 6d. S i • •ID bonnie. DIANE, !ELEVATIONS.. and-AlgrrlONS. of Hoe Hades. Gram Rada, an Aqooololl. Lllasiervatorios, &c. recently built iu Menu* parts of England, fir 'ado= No blemen and Gentlemen. By G TOD, Surveyor and Irlot-houfe Builder. Including a Hot houfe and Green.houfe, in her MaJefty's Gardens • •at Frogmore. Printed for J. Taylor, at-the Arcbiteetural Library, No. sp, High Holborn. Where maybe-bad, Dow Ern publilbed, I • Tit COll N T 111 X GLINTLIMANI 'A ICUITICT, Containing a variety of defigne for Farm Hon% Farm Yards, &e. Ihtwing the conftrudion of-Cottages, Barns, Stables, Feed ing Honks, Dairies, Brew-houfes Makings, Deg Kennels, &c. adapted to the tie of Country Gentlemen, about to build or to alter, by R.LuGAC, 00 twenty two large quarto plates, price IL ss in boards. This day was puhliihed. price 11.6 d. bound, ornamented wkls Cuts and an elegant Frontifpiece, THE CHRISTIAN CHILD'S SPELLING. -a- BOOK: intended to bring Children more •littinistalp quaintcd with the Holy Scriptures, and the gracious Dodos of Almighty God, in fending his Son jefus Chrid, into die Woad. for our Redemption. Comprtfing .TABUS of SPELLING, divided into aiatt Le& tons, for the cafe of both Teacher and Scholar. • • Interfperfed with ealy READING LESSONS of one and two Syllabics, faceted from thb Pfahna of David, and Proverbs of Solomon. Succeeded by a leeks of Ihort READING LESSONS, in Scriptural Language, haying the Words divided into Syllables, and portioned into the folloWing Sedtions t I. The Creation and Fall 'of Man.—ll. The Fh?od, and Caufe thereof—lll. God's Covenant with Ifrael—V. Special Prumiks to DavA-.-V. Prophecies from the Old Teßament, relating to Chrlit —their application and fulfilment in the New Teitament— , VI. Other remarkable Prophecies refpetting Cloriit—dVU. Birth and Childhood of Chrilt—Vlll. Public Mini try and Woof aide —IX. Chtlit's Death. Reforreetion, and Akenfton-..X God, the hearer and anfwerer of Prayer, illuftrated from the Scriptures. To which are added, Scriptural Tastes and HvMtn, from Dr Watts, applicable to the Leifuns. By ROBERT TORRINGTON. London : Printed for 3. Mawman, No as, Poultry ; and for Wiffon and Spence, York; and fold by all the BookfeUers and Stationers in the United Kingdom. • . With full and liberal Allowance to Betook. To SCIIOO LMAS ruts and Scuootatisrauses, and the Reif. gious World in particular. Among the various Spelling Books which have been compiled for the education of ChEdren, there has not hitherto been one for initruciting than in the principles of Cinlftlanity. The younger the mind, the more adapted it Is to.rective any inepreffion that may he given it ; and the flea books we read, however puerile may be their contents, leave a tailing regard towards them, even upon dte molt enlightened minds. No periodoherefore, can be too culy for implanting that knowledge In the human heart, which tendeth• to our twit being here; and oar eternal happinefs hereafter. The:earlier the young mind is brought to confider and to comm. plate on the perfeetions and goodnds of the Atanaorr, the greater will be its admiration and reverence for the great Author of its being. The earlier it becomes acquainted with the lore of Cuusi, in iredeeiniog us from fin.and death, by bearing the punilhment due toner offences, Ind (bedding his predots blood for us, the more likely is the work of grace to take viridian .of the heart. The earlier it is made acquainted tbat Con bath promifed to give his Holy Spirit to them that alit it, the earlier will it be inclined to leek it: ' ' • 1 he Editor hdmbir traits tht t, under the bid', ng of Atm rest ry Clog; this little Book willlead.Children to a more intimate know. ledge and love of their glorious Creator and Redeemer, in their early years, than, it is to be feared, has in general been found amongft them. ' Tb 4 ioftruaion herrinfeleried, it was contelved by the Editor, would be more generally diffufed among children in the form of a speOng kook thsio Irropy•other Is ottpublicatios, as „a-Spel ling Ira la sort Into silica Mil, chiles band. At the fame time. ever a.tfeigi"3l/8 been SIM to tender it %Ireful and *Mont to the • 101 - 4. so& 'wait, in enabiln* ch il dren to read sod ton with facility • ?'• .yriety. r • . REECE'S MEDICAL GUIDE. This day was publithed, • •In One Volume Odtavo, price ios. 6d. in Boards, the Fourth Edition, confiderably enlarged and corrected, of THE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Life of Fa. unties and young Pradlitioners, er Students in IVlc.'icine and Surgery; being a complete Syftem of Modern Domeftid Medi doe ; exhibiting in familiar terms the lateft and molt important Dircoveries relative to the Prevention, Diainetion, Cade,. and Cure of Difeafes by Medicine and Diet, particularly Confumption of the Lungs, Afthrna, ludigeftlon, Flatulence, Gout, Scropauta, Pally, Rheumatifm. Cancer, Worms, Nervous and Bilious Com ,' plaints, the Difeafes of Children, &c. &e. To *bids arc added, a Family Difpxnfatory, and a eopious Appendis.containing explicit Inftrudtioss for the ordinary Mantontent of Children, and fuch Cafes KAccisiciits which require en immediate did, &c. &c. • BY 'RICHARD REECE, M.D. Fellow°, tbe Royal College of Surgeons, Autisor of a.Treatife on theLicheu Itlandicus. in Weak. of the Lungs, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurft., Rees, and Orme, Paiertrolter row THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. This day was publifhed„ Handfuntely printed in (even Volumes 06tavo, with a Number of Copper plates, price 31. 49 64. in Boards ; or 31. tr. in Num bers, IrHE .FA4MERS MAGAZINE ; a Periodical Work, exclufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Af fairs, for the Years sSoo, 13,A, I Sol, 1633, 1804, tBoS, and .806, coinpofed entircly of Original Papers; publiihed Quar terly. Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. Ediantrgh ; and John Murray, Fleet ftreet, Lcndun ; aUkt by the principal liuokfcllers in town and country. No XXIX. being the firß Number of Volume Sib; will be publifind wi M.ntlay, 9th February, tBa7, price 21. 6d. and con tinued regularly every three months.