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, Ili r : 1 1 90 Ail:o 4 . .. ' • . . •'. , . . 41 / 4 ' : ti4L i f i i' 4l . • /0 ..,..• , iiio • , . •i i .,:c . . . 'IR .. eilj 0. ' •-• ' . . \ ... as N I 4 : , i f . ,?•, e- \ / 0 ;4 ' 1.105 4 ,:;'..0, - .) ( I, •: j , , c, 4 Li___. - ^ ; •. . € 1152 ilt ri 1. 3 irrtiri a 4.PJf if • ''A -. " - • F..,A , v/a '‘..., • . . .. Ili: I' . . %, , . • 6 Ne M 1;6821 MONDAY, AP. IL 13, 1807. LYRIC!( SIX-11114C* THEATRE-ROYAL, i)RURY•LANL TO.II6ItROW EVENING. APRIL ;4. 1807, will be adtsd a new Comedy, In five Ass, called A DAY IN LONDON. The CI inaaers by Meffrs. Bannifter, De Camp, Rnffell, Cherry, H. Siddons, Palmer, and johnftone ; Mifa Duncan, Mils McUoa, Mils Boyce, Mils Ray. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Bartley. And the Epilogue by Mils Duncan. Tat/which will be added the new Grand Romantic IVlelo- Drama, called THE WOOD DEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." On \ Vednefday, The New Comedy; and the Wood Memoir . TO MORROW. 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIR3T•DRAWN TICKET in the GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY,whieh begins Drawing TO-MORR2W, April 14, and every Ticket an that Day will be a Prize. OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS for INVESTIGATING the DEBTS of the late NABOBS of the CARNA TIC, No. 3, CANNON-ROW, WESTMINSTER. Aram 8, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for INVESTIGA ING the DEBTS of the late NABOBS of the CARNATIC, give Notice, that a lift of the Claims propofed to be taken into confederation on the firit day of May next, has been publithed in the Gazelte of Tuefday, 7th April initant. The Principals, Executors, Adminiftrators, and Agents, named in the above mentioned lift, are requefted to report their place of refitlence at the Office of the Commiffioners, in order that they may be informed when it is requffite for them to attend; and it will be necelfary to produce the original Bonds or Vouchers, and accounts upon which they are founded, if fuels be in their parer fion, and the original Probates of Wills, Letters of Adminlftration, • This day was publilbed. price at 6d. I'HE SUBS LANCE of I'HREE SPEECHES in PARLI AMENT, on the BILL for the ABOLI rum ftbe SLAVE TRADF., and on the Pa TITION relpeeting the STATE of the WEST INDIA TRADE, in Feb:nary and March, rilay. By GEORGE HIBBF.RT, Pfq. M. P. for Seafood. London: Printed for W. J end J. Richardfon, Royal Etehange SCHEME. 4 Prizes of ClO,OOO 4 ••••• 10,000 4 5,000 110 1,000 10 500 3 0 100 40 50 3, 000 20 3pooFirft drawn Tickets so each LBo,coo 40,000 30,000 10,000 s„coa 3P OO 3,000 60,000 30,c00 Early In May *lll be publifbed, in One Vol Demy Odavo, THE JOURNAL of a TQUK. through IRE- L 4ND, in the Year tBo6 —Dcferibing an her of above oat tbouland Englith miles. Ey Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. Ab in6de Vitw of the Subterraneous Temple at New Gratis; in the County of Meath, will be given as a Frontilpieca. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle•ftreet. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. 25,000 Ticket& £250,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, aft Day, - - £20,000 ad Day, - ao,coo ad Day, • 20,000 4th D2l. - 20,000 yth Day, - - 10.0c:0 6th Day, - • - 20,000 TICKETS and SHARES are ftlliag at all the told Offices in England, Ireland. and Scotland. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket 4 19 :8 o £to 3 0 I Eighth 5 3 o Sixteenth TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 14, 1807, will be added the New Comedy, called, - TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS BEST The pt indpal Charadters by Mr. Murray, Mr Xemble, Mr. Bruin vote, Mr. C. Moblc, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard. Mr. ry, Mrs Glover. Mrs. Mattocks, Mils Brunton, Mrs. M oroi 'on, Mrs. Emery, Sm. To which wilt be added the Pantomime of lARLEQIIIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. Thi s Evening—Town and Country ; with Mother G00f... and Powers of Attorney under which they ad, and have figned the Deed. In the Pref., and fpeedily will be pdhliflted, In One Volume. Royal Odavo, A N HISTORICAL REVIEW of the M A RZJIB A. A. WELLESLEY'S ADMINISTRATION in INDI ; coat pilling a full Examinadon of the whole Syttem of his Lordthip's Policy, both Foreign and Domeftle. By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Efq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • Notice is hereby further given, that Cud of the original Bonds, av other Vouchers as are fituated ln India, are to be depofited with the Commiffioners appointed at Madras, for the purpofes of this Inveitigaiion, as foOn as poiLble situ the laid Collar:n[6°ller' have announced by Advertifement, that they are ready to reed ve Claims. JOHN PARICHOUSE, Sec This day was publifhed. In Two Volumes, ram& price los Gd iu boartis,embellilbed with two beautiful Engrasinp, by Freeman, from Drawings by L. K. Porter, Efq. A PHORISMS of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY, with Remarks. By Mifs PORTER, Anthor of" Thaddeus of Warfaw." Half Quartet £ s is o s 66 TO-MORROW, the DRAWING of THB STATE I.OT TERY will commence, and the Hilt Drawn Ticket on that AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN, in a large Merkel Town in Kent, willies to DISPOSE of h:s SI IVATION. Letters (poit paid) addreffed to Mr. Watfon, No. 37, Dowgate- Hill, will be attended to. A. VERY Capital PIANO FORTE with addi tional Keys, Pedal, &c bought for a Gentleman's Daughter (who Is now gone to a Boarding School) for Thirty.two Guineas. about .Six Weeks Once and is counted a very fi ne Inftrumeot. As he as no farther u fe for it, it will be fold for Twenty three Guir eas.—To be fcen from twelve to Cour o'clock, at Mr. Watl en's, No. s, Leicefter place, Leitefteaquare. NEW MUSIC, loft publifficd by GOULDING and Co. Mae Sellers, No. n 7 New Bond•ftreet. f r HE celebrated Song of the—Battle of traida— fung by Mr. Braham, compofed by Mr Rauazitia. The Mc Wow fo Green -a favourite Song, lung by Mifs Duncan. corn plc dby C. F. Horn, its. Remember your Vows—compofed by Ditto, is. All Hail to the enlivening Morn—tong, compofed by T.l 'hompfon, is. Why does my Love her Linnet mcum—long, cow !tided by Sir J. A. Stevenfon, M.D. is. Ak; nought can corn. part t with the Maid that I love—long, by Ditto, is. Varly Days favourite Ballad, lung by Mrs Attie, at Hanover-fquare Con cent t, by Ditto, is. Let Sorrow leek her native night—a Ductt for two voices, by Ditto, is 6d. While the Tweet blulhlr.g Spring v—a Duct t fur two voices, compared by E. Taylor, is 6d. A Se lee ion from Handell's celebrated works, for one, two, or three To; tr.. adapted with an accorncaniment for the Piana Forte. by I. Caezingbi, book IR, ss. A German Reel, arranged as a rondo for the Piano Forte, by J. W. Holder, M. B. as 6d.. The Mar- Contract, a favourite Dance, arranged as a rondo, for the Piano Forte, by J. Mount, is 6d. The Duke of Bedford's March for the Piano Forte, eompolkd by T. Cooke, as. Ditto for a full Military Band, as performed by the Duke of York's Band, V. I'HE FRIENDS to the CIVILIZATION and HAPPINESS of AFRICA, are defired to meet at Free Idal'on's Hall, in Great (tren-ftreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on l'r.efday the tsth April, at rwalve o'Clock, to confider of the beR means of profiting by the favourable opportunity about to be af forded by the termination of the Britifh Slave Trade, fur promot ing the improvement of Africa, and thereby fecuring, extending, and perpetuating the benefits that are expedledlo arife to the Ns tires of that Cerantry,from the Nil that has pa paled into a law. This Advertifernent is heated at the define of feveral Noblemen anlGentlemen, friends to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; and k is hoped that Gentlemen not only in London, but from dilf..rent parts of the Country, who with well to the great and interesting objedt in view, will attend the propofed meeting; fo as to fecure an early and exterfive co-operation in fuch matures as it may be deemed proper to adopt. LUNATIC ASYLUM, NEAR EXETER. AT a numerous and refpeltable Meeting of the Go seniors of this Inftitution, held at the Cattle of Exeter, this Sib day of April riot', being Virsdnefday in the SeKinn' week. SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Efq. Prefident, In the Chair. The Committee held yefterday at the Afylum, delivered in the following quarterly report of the Rate of the patients, from Dt. Daniell,the phyfician, and Mr. johnfon the apothecary. Since the laft quartaiy report, the following patients bare been difeharged. is Cured. 4 At the repteft of their friends. 3 On trial with their friend& 22 There are now in the bottle 32 patients, of whom t 3 are much recovered, and 19 not wogs than when admitted. The Treafurer Mk reported the following fro& beuefaCtions Lace the laft quarterly report. A Friend of the Prefident • £75 0 o Samuel Coade, of Lyme, Dorfet, Efq. 3o 0 0 Richard Eales, Efq. Clerk of the Peace of/ 25 0 0 the County of Devon jofeph Paice, of Loodon, Efq. - 20 0 0 Mils and rm. Mary Pearce, of Braininels, / to 0 0 Exeter - • John Pugh, of Thonrerton,Efq. to to 0 By the bands of the Prefident, being the/ 5 5 o half of a fine levied By the hands of the Rev. Mr. Manning 5 0 0 The Rev. John Hole, of Woolfardifworthy 5 o o The Treafurer, for J. N. of Exeter 3 3 0 Mil. Adams of Taviftock, a third benefaCtion t 1 0 IR9 19 0 Benefadtions already advertised 6749 t 3 0 Total A. sz The humane tendency and importance of this effablifitment are too obvious to be infifted upon, and muff fpeak home to the bofom and feelings of every individual endowed wi h •rcflcCtion and (inability. In order, therefore, to fecurc the continuc.l coun tenanee arE fupport of an enlightened and benevolent puhlie,it is hoped nothing snore needs be Rated than during a very (hurt pe riod, by the biding of Paovine Kee on this Inftitution, the lamp of Realm has been re-kindled in the darkened at:d bewildered minds of more clan tau of our fellow creatures. By which means they have been relieved from the m oft deplorable of all the vi fitation s to which our common nature is liable; and have been reftored to the public, ufeful members of fociety, and to their families and friends,in fafety and comfort. There are at prefect in the boufe 32 other patients, many of whom are far advanced in their reco very ; and now that the new buildings are completed, there is am ple accommodation in the whole for upwards of fifty. The three gardens and three airing grounds, furrounded by walls, confiff of feveral acres. and the fituation is one of the molt falubrious in this part of the ißand It is an inereafed fource of eonfcious farisfaCtion to the conductors of this lnftitution to find, by the applications they have received for its plan and regulations, that its fuccefs and reputation have given encouragement to feveral finnlar eilablifh siert*. which have been recently undertaken, or are about to be attempted, hi different parts of England slid Scotland. On account of its local fituation, this afylu si is peculiarly calculated for the four , weftern counties, but potients are admitted into it on very eafy terms, proportioned to their ranks in life, from any part of the kingdom. This court will only add, and they state it with the highelt fatif fa Lion, they have good grounds for believing, that, In this I:litho tion, the number of patients tenured to the enjoyment of reaftin, in proportion to the number admitted, has much furpaSed that of any ftmt4t eltabliftiment. SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD. haiku. Day will be entitled to TWFN TY THOUSAND POUNDS, ITAZArtD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Ex change, who fold all the Firft Drawn CAPITAL PRIZES in the laft Lowry, are felling TICKETS and SHARES for the prefent State Lottery. The Firft Drawn Tickets for the ad, 3d, and 4th Days of Drawing will be afro entitled t. 20,0001. each. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. N. 4, Comilla, and No. 9, Charing Croft. TBISH refpeCtfully acquaints the Nobility, Gen • . try, and the Public, that all Tickets in the State Lottery, drawn TO•1101tROW, will be PRIZES; and every Ticket drawn on that day Is intrinfically worth more than Thirty Guineas. The Brit drawn Ticket is entitled to sopoot Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where No 6.633, $ Prize of 3c,c001. in the lift Lottery, and twenty other Capital Prizes, were fuld, (hared and regiftered. The SChetric contains 4 Prizes of Zzo,ooo 1 4 Prizes of £5,00 0 4 to,ow to - - 1,000 &c. dee. &c.—Lo: tery begins To-mcr:ow. S FATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of 420,0c0 so Priam; of 411,0c0 4 10,000 50 sCO 4 5,000 85c. &C. 85e. qWTFT and Co. No. tt, POULTRY, and No. 12, ca AKIN° Caoss, are felling the TICKLTS and &MRCS of the prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing To-atoaaow. This Lottery contains an unufsal number of the higheit Capitals, and gives to the firit Three Thourand Tickets tot ea: h, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againit them. EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the laft and preceding Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at WIF I' and Co's. OfEces. SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the lel LOTTERY: No. 19.544, Prize of zo,cool. in fifteen Shams, 8,7[6, Prize of s,oool. in five Shares, i,353, Prize of Soot. in nine Shares, 44, Prize of SeOL in fizteen Shares, Likewife in former 'Lotteries, No. 33,979, and N. 41,569, both Prizes of 30,0001. and Two hundred and thirteen Prizes, from Soot to 30,000 L have been Shared and Sold by Homfby and Co. The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now Selling at the loweft Prices; and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand. The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of, a The Drawing begins TO MORROW, with a so,ocol. for the Firft•drawn Ticket, on the five Day; 20,00c1. fecond Day; sopool. third Day; ao,ozoL fourth Day; z opooL fifth Day ; zo,ocol. filth Day. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exadtly on the fame Terms as if prefent, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery. Offices, No. 26, CornhiLl, S s, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borot gh. STATE LOTTERY, To commence Drawing TO-MORROW. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Cornhill, and Charing Crofs, London. recommend the Scheme of the prefent Lottery to the attention of the Public, as it contains a greater number of Capital and other Prises than any former Lottery, with fo fmall a number of 'I ickets ; and every one of them drawn. ondbe firft three Days of Drawing. will be entitled to Ten Pounds, Independent of any other Prize that may be drawn againft the fame ; fo that a confiderable number of the Twenty Pound Prizes will receive 'fbirty Pounds ; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, Ste &e. and the drawing of the Capitals are fo arranged, that it is peculiarly advantageous to thofe who purchafe early. Fire drawn Ticket, 14th April £50,0,0 Ditto, Second Day, 33d April 20,020, Ditto, Third Day, ad May 20.000 Ditto, Fourth Day, t zth May a 0,020 Ditto, Fifth Day, teth May lc poo Ditto, Sixth Day, 19th May 10.400 TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale. by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co: MESSRS. ERANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con. LTA tractors for the prelim Lottery; and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. st, Hoihorn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, 1- lsy market, Piccadilly, (elicit an Immediate a , motion of the Pub lic to the Scheme of the New LOT TL RV, which will he found to contain an unufnal number of CAPITAL Plllll ; and the fLit drawn Tickets on each of the firft four days of drawing. mutt be entitled to a0,r..-.01. each ; and the firft drawn 3000 Tickets will divide a bonus of 30p3c1. over all Tickets that are drawn futile* quently : therefore an ear* purchafe is recommended by the above proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1835 and 1806, fold, in 567 different Shares, the following Capitals: namely No. 3,335 - £ 1,000 No. 13,747 - L to,coo 17,477 - 5,000 456 - 10,000 21. 6 97 10 0 9,219 - 20,000 16,831 .• 2,030 11,643 • 20.000 17.9 1 5 • 2.000 7,686 - 20,010 4 0 77 - 3,000 . 7,757 - 13,011 at 87t SAOO With fistegt lkizes of geol. &e. &c and where the [frit 30, fold, were !bared. SChentes gratl 12,7i9 - asor.o td a great number of rod. scl. )01. an I the I lit 25.0031. ever ; anl Prizes paid oil Demand. •• CITY LOTTERY, THE Drawing of which being unaheiably fixed for To morrow, April t sth, the Twenty-two CAPI I'AL PRIZES will be determined on that day. The Piddle are rt fpedtiolly informed that no Tickets can be had for this Lottery after the commencement of the Urawing. Tickets are on fale, price 5! tcs.—At No. a, 4. 7.16, and 49. Stumm-Ahem ; No. t s, and 8, Pickett Erect, Temple-Bar; No. 88, Cornkill; No. a. Threadneedle Brea ; 35, Piccadi lly •a, Leiceiter-tquare; 24, King-Itteet, Covent Garden; sad 8, 1 Mi aortes, and all the Lkeated State Lottery Orme. TO PHYSICIANS. A GENTLEMAN about to retire from practice, would with to introduce a fucceffor, on reafonable terms. The lituatiun Is well calculated for a Cattleman about to begin pradtice, and is at no great diftance from London. Particulars may be learnt by applying to Marrs. Longman, Hurft, Rees. sad Orme. Patenmfter•row, London IVERPOOL NEW DAY COACH, thrliugh Prtfeott, Warrirgton, Knuttsford, Holmes Chapel, New/- cattle under-l.ine, Stone and Litchfield, lets out &non the GOL DEN CROSS. CHARING CROSS, on Sunday, Weddcfday, and Friday Mornings at Six o'Llnek, and anises pi.netually in LIVER POOL In Thirty fix Hours, being only one Night out, while all other Coaches from Landon to Liverpool arc two. By tit ()ROE ROULI ON and Co. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. scorf, NAVIGABLE CANAL And GOLDEN-LANE BREWERY SHARES. Shares In the Grand Junction, AOton and Oldham, Wilt, and Berk a, Kennet and Avon, and Worcefter and Birmingham Canah; and two Shares in the Goldeo-lane Brewery. Apply to Mr. Scott, No. 23, New Briar ftreet. CHUM.EIOII-DEVON TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. DESIRAA3LE RESIDENCE, with, nt without any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the eltaion of a porchafer. The Houk is fit fur the Immediate recep tion of a genteel Family, bas not been built four years is a com plete, handfome and very fubftantlal Bone Building ; Rands alone at a convenient diftance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an caten ate *few of a highly-tonntic country ; and in the front next the Road are bow windows, and a stars porch—on tse Bra I mr,(the Kitchen and Office% being on the bafetneet itorty) arc a g Ind dining room, drawing room, bra-Watt parlour, and hall ; four excellent bed rooms, drt.ffing room, &c. on the &Toad !hot ; and on the third, are five airy and g ood Led rooms, and over the whole is a Garret. About Three quarters of an Acrc c.f Pleafure Ground and waded Garden furround the Hook, and every convenient Office; a large Buil 'lrg fur a Stable, Coach honk, &c. belonging to the Houle; and TWO COTTAGES near may be purchafed with The Houk is well funplied with water, hazing an cxcrllent (piing within the Bui'ding. and a 6ne Bream running near. A rich Mead ow, about four Acres, joins the Premlfes ; and the oth r Fields, although cc ntiguous, arc at a (mall 411tance. Chudkigh is pleaiantly fituated in a flue (porting country, and near an excellent River for angling ; is a vied Market town, and liesin the poft-road 1 acing horn Exeter to Plymouth : diltant nine miles front the former, and about (even from the math frequented watering places of Tdgnntouth and Dawlifh. For further particulars apple (if by letter poft paid) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney in Chudkigh.—The greater part of ths chafe money may remain on mortgage of the Premif.A. TO ER LET COMPLETELY FURNISHED. ANEAT and COMPAC Modern Brick.built FAMILY MANSION, with all imitable attached and de rarefied Offices, very pleafantly &nate at Milton, within lour miles of Cambridge, and fitty mike from London :—Cornpriling a Breakfaft-roorn, Difilog-room, Drawing-room, and Library, esch of large dimenfions ; four principal Bed rooms, with Drafing rooms ; alma, (even other lied rooms, and a Nurfery ; Houle keeper's-room, Butler's-pantry, Servant's-hall, twa large Kitchen% Dairy, Larder, excellent Wine and Beer cellars, he.—A Double Coach-houfe, and Stabling for 8 Herres, with Lofts over; an re tentive Lawn, Plantation, Shrubbery, and .a beautiful :beet of Water; A walled Garden, well Rocked with choice Fruit trees in full bearing; Kitchen garden, Poultry-yard, &c. together with four Inelofures of rich Meadow Land; the whole of the Premifes con • rain 16 Acres; the Grounds were laid out and improved by Mr. Repton. The Houfe, &e is completely furnifheil, fit for the re ception of a Family of Diftlndlion, and miy be entered upon Jill • mediately. The Tenant may have the deputation of an extenfive Manor. abounding in Game ; and moreover, if required, may be accommodated with the whole, or any part of 73 Acres of rich Meadow Land, contiguous to the Premifes. Farther particulars may be had of Samuel Knight, Efq. at Mil , ton, near Cambridge ; and of Mr. Leonard, Land-Surveyor, in Chapel-court, Golden (quare, London; where a Plan and Eleva tion of the Houfe may be teen. This day was pedalled, in Royal Bvo, Price tits. In bOards, illußrated with numerous Engravings, The Firit Volume of A SYSTEM of OPERAI'IVE SURGERY, founded on the Balls of ANATOMY. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the College of Surgeon. in Edinburgh. Containing, under the Head of each Operation, . A eoncifc view of the Appearance and Symptoms of the Difeafe which indicates the neceffity of operation. 1. A minute detail of the manner of operating. and the dr cumitances which, if unexpeCted, might give embarraffment. 3. The confequenees of the operation—the danger in the progrefe of the cure. With tome occational Difcuffions. founded on the Natural Stru&ure and the appearance of the Pans in the Diffedion of nu fortunate Cafes _ _ Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoßcr row, and Cadell and Davies, Strand. ••• The Second Volume is in the profs, and will be publiihed this feafon. _ _ _ As above may he hail, by the fame Author, t. The ANATOMY Of the HUMAN Bone, in four Voluntes, Royal Eve, with numerous Engravings, price 31. ts inboards. 2. A &rice of ENOItAVINGS explaining the courfe of the Nerves. in Royal 4to. price r 1 is in boards. 3. I'he ANATOMY of the BRAIN, explained in a Series of En graving', beautifully cauured, in Royal Quarto, pica 21 au In boards. 4. ENCSAVINOS of the ARTSItISS. to imperial Sri. beautifully coloured, fecond edition, price 11. is. boards: 5. ESSAYS On the Anatomy of ExprelSon fa PAINTING. fa one volume, 4to. with Engravings alter Drawings by the Author, price aL 21 in boards. Plated for Longman, Horn, Rees, and Orme—,Paternofter-row. This day was publleued, In fix volumts, royal octavo , price 31. in quires, A new Edition of THE HISTORY of the REBELLION and CIVIL WARS in ENGLAND, By EDWARD EARL pf CLARENDON, Some time Lord High Chancellor of England. Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Preis and fold by Payne and Mackinlay, Strand, London ; and J. Cooke. Oxford.— Where may be had all the Works printed at.the above Preis. MEMOIRS OF FOX AND PI rr. This day was publifhed, printed uniformly w•i;lt Do ncan's Life of Lord Ncifon, and to be completed in 1 wenry Numbers, Number One, (-nriched with a fine Portrait, pt ice 6d. each, of 'HE LIFE of the late Right H .n. C. J. FOX; I Principal S-crttary of State, &e Comprehending a brief View of the Times in which he lived; fume Account of his prin. cipal Cotempwaries; his occafionalVerfe., and other Produetions. —Sir Numbers are ready for delivery.—Number Eleven will cow. nt,••ce with the LIFE of the late Right Hon. %ILI-TAM PITT. In the Count of the Work will be ititcrfperfeti upwards of 20 fine Portraits of diftinguilbed Public Chu-afters, living, of recentlf deceafed. Each Life will form a feparate Volume • By G. PAXTON, Efq. Printed for pints Cundce, Ivy-lane, Paternolter row. HISTORY OF CELEBRATED LAND BATTLES. This diy seas publifficA, neatly printed in Four Volumes. itmO. illuftrated by upwards of Forty Engravings of remarkable Lail Battles sod Portraits of diftinguithed Officers, • price tl. as hoards, I'HE BRITISH MAASIAL REGISTER ; L comprehending a complete Chronological History of all the nioft celebrated Lacd Battles, in which the &glint standard lass been diftinguithed In the Field of Mars, from the earlieft Period to the prdent time. With intrretting Anecdotes and Biographical Memoirs of popular Military Officers, who have dittiogiatai thernfaves both at Monte and Abroad By ROGER — MACDONALD, Efq. I.ate iu the Britt& Service. This Work cannot fail to be interefting, in an eminent degree, to every one who has the love of his country at heart ; inafmucts as it prnves to an aftoninted World. that aughfismen are flail the Caine, whether in Egyp:, at Trafai t tar, or on the Plains of Maids. Printed for James Cuodee, ivy lure, Paterneftei-row.. 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