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~ •• 1 . ! ~ a- TS" / 3 77,4 fftr* 1 ,nt '4(3 tha==t.: V • %nu • • . I • M !gym .`tt'...it SM. ' . • . •••••• • . e . • ••• f " * •,r . • $. 444 • 1. ,t _ ik ip" . „ `1) , ` , a . • ' •-• 3-ft ~ • . Nu!Mtn 74531_ - GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sairretty, !emery 19, 1811. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. NITHEREAS a LEATHER SACK, containing THREE RAGS, with the LETTERS which had been collected on Thursday Night by the Bell-Man in and about Essex street, the Temple, and Carey-street, was stolen from the Mall Cart, between the Temple and the General Post-Office; A Reward of FIFTY POUNDS will be paid on the commit ment of the °tender or Offenders for Trial, and the further Re. ward of rirrY POUNDS on his or their Conviction. If an Accomplice will surrender himself, and make discovery whereby one or more Persons shall be apprehended and con victed, be will be admitted an Evidence for the Crown, and re ceive the above Reward. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, & FREEHOLDERS, OF. THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. GENTLEMEN, jT is with much pleasure I acquaint you that the Writ being issued, the Sheriff has appointed the Election to commence on Monday, the 2lth instant. Permit me to solicit your early attendance at Gloucester on that day, and to express my conviction that the language of con fidence now assumed by my opponent, will then acquire a lower tone, being fully assured irons every statement which I continue to receive, that your exertions in my cause must be crowned with THAT COMPLETE SUCCESS WNICH I CONFIDENTLY AND GRA PE• FULLY ANTICIPATE. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with - respect, RENNET AND AVON CANAL. THE Committee of Management have the satis fiction to inform the Public, that the whole line of this Canal from Newbury to Bath, was opened on the 28th of De cember bat, whereby a Navigable Inland Communication Is now made between the Cities of London acd BristoL The rates of Tonnage to be paid and the Regulations which have been adopted respecting the structure of Borges, and other Bye Laws of the Company, may bo known by'applitation at the Company's Office, at Devizes, or to their several Agents on,tbat Line. WARD and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks. 41111111tAZIYOPPIC1, Sandy ii, ism Vitircomtvand of the LORDS CO!AMISSIONERS of the ADMIRALTY, Notice is hereby gives to all o*w' of his Majesty's Navy and of the Royal Marines, that, Whatever they may have occasion to address I..etters to their Lordships' Secretary, they are to note . against their Signatures the Risk Which they may bold in the Royal Nary or Marines, respec tively; and, when absent on leave s to irate the name of the Ship to which they may belong. f . IV. CROKFit. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MA. rESTY'S WOODS, FORFsSTS, and LAND REVENUE. • TO BE SOLD EV AUCTION, At the Black Lion Inn, 19 Mold, is the County of Dim am Wednesday, the Gth day of February next, at Twelve o'Cleels at Noon, subject to such conditions as will - be then roduced, ALL those two Allotments or Parcels o f COiiiiiion LAND, lying and being on Moel Famine, In the Parishes of Llinferres and Kilkep, in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, containing in the whole 555 A. OR. ISP. of statute measure or thereabouts, which been allotted to his Majesty, by the Commbabilers, appointed under an Act of Parliament Irma: 49p passed, for dividing, allotting, ind inelosing the Commons el Waste Lands within the said . Parisheiv. The above allotments are, at present, valuable Sheep Waits. and are well calculated for planting upon, the greater part thereat . being ihekered tient the north west winds A Pun of the Aliciments tnie be seen, and further partici. last received, on applying at the °Bice of Messrs. Potts, Leeke, and Potts, Chester.--January 17,1811. NEW ANNUAL REGISTER FOR 1810. lin the Press and apeodily **Ube published,is OnelarzeVolunOr, Medium Oro. 1 ril'HE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, nr Gene -1- ral Repository of Bisteryi Polities and Literature, tar the Year 1810. Printed for John Stocktiale s Piecadillyl Of whom may be had, complete Stats of the above Work fro= 1730 to 1309, 30 vols. half-bound, price £3l 10s. _ .. great Your much obliged and devoted Servuni, Barrington Park, 17th Jan. 1811. JOHN DUT lON. The three Bap have been found in the Tower Ditch, empty. Persons mho have lost property, are requested to transntit the particulars to Mr. Parker, Solicitor cos this Office. By Command of the Postmaster-General, F. FREEZING, Secretary. NEW MUSIC. Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. Music Sellers, No. 20, Soho-square, and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, A DIRGE, for Three Voices, with an Accompa -1 1 niment fdr the Pianoforte, sacred to the Memory of Lieu tenant-Colonel Cunates TAY Loa, of his Majesty's 20th Regi ment of Light Dragoons, who fell in the momeMt of Victory at the Battle of Vimeira, in Portugal, 21st of August, IEIOB. The Wo - rds by a Friend. Scene the Field of Battle. Price 23. POlt WHOOLVAIrID PRIVATE 1 11AC.HERS. This day was published, pike Se. 6d. each. DOC 0 C K'S PATENT GEOGRAPHICAL • SLATES.—The grand object of this Article is to save time l'and labour in communicating to the geographical Student a know liege of Maps; and ty remove those difficulties which attend the kisual process of draMlfg projectional lines. By the we of the present discovery, the practitioner may shortly produce a Map of the whale World by memory. A CARD, containing the Latitudes and Longitudes; and a Suit of corresponding Maps, may be had with the Slates. To be bad of the Patentee, Prospect Place Academy, Bristol; of Darton, Harvey, and Darton, Cgacechurch-street ; and the Booki.ellers and Stationers in general. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE: AT the Military Institution on Maidenhead Thicket, . a • for the previous Education of Gentlemen intended for the Royal Military Cor.cge, there are at present Forra Vim/tsars. Ihe Studies recommence 'on the first of February next. The Plan of the e'aove Institution has been honoured vrlth the appro bation of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the 'Lite Com taander-in-Chief, and of the Supreme Military Board; and is conducted under the immediate sanction of. the Earl of totrar, the Governor, and of the Officers superintending the College.—Applications to be addressed to the hltlitarrinstitistion, Maidenhead Thicket; or at the Office of George Collyer, Esq. Park place, St. James's. • Just published, a New Edition, price 3s. 6d. in boards, of AN ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN to his PARISHLONERS. • • By R. VALt'Y, D. D. P. A. S. Rector of Stradishall, Suffolk. An allowance is made to thane who buy a quantity to give to their poorer neighbours. * 4 , A few Copies are printed on finer paper, price Ss. Sold by Longman and Co. Richardson, and all other Book sellers. In the Press, by the same, A VOLUME of IiFIRMONS, preached on Public Occa►ions, and pubfithed by request ; with an APPENDIX; con►isting of Observations on the Catholic Question, and on several other im portant Subjects. • PLYMOUTH. On Tuesday next, the 29th January, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, r r.HE well-assorted Cargo of the French Schooner 1 is L'ANGELIQUE, captured by His Majesty's Ship Mr- MERVA, RICUARD iIAWKINS, Esq. t aptain, on her passage beat Bourdeaux to the isle of France, cotn.s:ing of the Shipman; here following viz. • 26 Bales German Linen and DowLts.. 4 Cases French Cambric. 2 Cases Sileia Lawns. 1 Small Box Lens Muslin. 2 Robes Chequered Liven, 2 eases Sarum., Silk Stoeklogs, and Gloves. 1 Case Ribbons, Gold and Silver Lace, Gold and SEM Spangles, &c. 2 Trunks filk Stocilligs, Satinet, Snuff-boxes, Silver • Spurs, &c. &c. • ; 99 Hopheade superior claret. 1 Barrel ditto. a n o t rr- • 41 Kegs Brandy. 139 Cases Vin de Grave.' • ei 9 Baskets Champagne, and 111 Ditto Aniseed Ourtilia• . g 1 Case Medical Waters. 24 Boxes Pickles. • 96 Baskets Olive Oil. • 1 Barrel ditto. , 16 Boxes preserved Fruit. s es • vol.: oti 1 Box Garden Seeds. 7 Cases Vermicelli. • g 2 Boxes Raisins, and 2 Ditto Broad Eigs. .ased% 4 Cases Manna. 11 Casks Thread. • 2 Cases Bologna Sausages. 1 Case Preserved Almontle. 6 Bags Lentills.-2 Bags Calavances. 1 New nine-inch Calde. 96 Coils new Rope. 29 Small Begs Twine. 23 Small Bags Almonds, in the shell. 24 Bundles - Coffee Bags. 1 Box Pothatum and i small Globe. 1 Case, containing six small Hand Organs. is Muskets and Bayonets. After which will be offered for Sale that beautiful, wawa.. and fast-sidling Schomer L'INGELI 9 UE, of As Length aloft 70 Feet 7 Inches. Breadth - 20 ei Depth • - - . 7 9 And admeasuring 119 Tons. To whose qualities and capacities, after having said that she Is coppered, Wcii found, and ready to go to sea at once, it Is only necessary to add, that her name does not surpass her virtues. Reference may be had to Mr. Edward Lyrae, Merchant and Agent, and of Mr. Thomas Cole, Agent, Plymouth ; or to Messrs. Toulmin and Copland, Navy Agents, London. (Signed) EDWARD J A ' -ORT ..... CLASSICAL JOURNAL. This day was published, price Six Shillings, NUMBER IV. of THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL; (to be con tinued Quarterly.) The contents of which are: Gesattnt. PRerAce.—Oxford Prize Islay—Juvenal Illus trated—Emendations on passages In Aristoph.snes, No. lI.—A narrative of the last illness and death of Porson, with a facsimile of an Inscription found at Eleusis.—Account of the Inscrip.— Criticinns.—Ezplanation of a Passage in Horace.—Of Hew Standard of Taste, No. lll.—Grotius to Du Maurier, on a ittourse of Reading.—Grotius to J. A. De Thom, on his ontro- WIGAN, leth JANUARY, 1811. ♦ MASTER WANTED FOR THE FREE GRAMMAR Lately was published, in one Volume 5..0. price 19.5. boards, TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL A TRIGONOMETRY ; with their must useful applications. By JOHN BONN YCASTLE, Professor of Matiematlcs at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. CAPTAIN GROSE'S SLANG DICTIONARY. This day was publisked, in 1 Vol. Svc price as. in boardt, A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY OF THE VULGAR TONGUE. Third Edition, corrected and enlarged. London : Printed for Hooper and Co. and sold by all Booksellers. SCHOOL of WIGAN, in the County of LANCASTEit. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees of the said School will meet at the New Town Hall, inWigan aforeamid, on Friday, the isth day of February next,, at Eleven ▪ the Forenoon, to examine such Candidates as may ▪ ikenuelves for the Mastership of the said School ; and that the said Trustees will Immediately ifterwards elect a Master, =cording to the dlrections of the Statutes of the said Schodl. venial Writ'fgsNugz Giammaticx ; being an attempt to in- I vestigate the English Verb.—lllustration Deuteronomy.—Mar ial.—Enendatienes in Aschyll Supplices.—lllustration of Isaiah, No. I.—Remarks nn Longinus No. I.—Of Degrees in the UM versities.—On Greek Aceents.L-On Latin Supines.—Dr. Clarke's Hebrew Criticisms.—Lamberti Bos de Etymologii Graci.—On the English Verdon of the Old Testament.--On sir G. Staun ton's Penal Code of China.—Latin Posm.—Conjeetnrse • totes Gr.—On the Inscription in Blenheim Gav- 1- _ _ This day was published, In Folio, with fifty Engravings, finely coloured and mounted, with descriptive letter press to each, half bound, Russia backs, price £l2. A PICTURESQUE VOYAGE TO INDIA, by the Way of CHINA. By THOMAS DANIEL, R.A. And WILLIAM DANIEL, A. R.A. Printed for Lontinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and William Daniel, No. 9, Oleveland-street, Fitz roy-sqru are. This day were published, price ss. OBSERVATIONS on the REPORT of the COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS appointed to enquire into the HIGH PRICE of GOLD BULLION. By EDWARD THORNTON, Eig,. Late his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipo tentiary to his Majesty the King of Sweden. Printed for John Stock • oil4c, Piccadilly. This day was published, prior ss. AVIEW of the STATE of the NATION, and of the MEASURES of the last five Years. By THOMAS PEREGRINE COURTENAY, Esq. Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mail. Where may be had, in owe large Volume, 4to. with 12 beautiful Plates, price XX. ; is. dd. large paper, and proofs £4. 4i. The History of the Inquisitions, including the Secret Trans actions of these horrid Tribunals : preceded by a View of the Roman Catholic Question. The Master will have a House worth about £25 a year, and the Salary will be upwards of £lOO a year; and as some part of the Lands belonging to the School are in Lease for the Life of an aged Person,the Trustees may on the expiration of the Lease increase the Salary, if the Master shall be then approved of by them. The Statutes of the School require that the Head Master shall be well skilled and experEamed in the Greek and Latin Lan gnages.—Teatimeniais of the rygulat:Life.and eximplary conduct of dr: Candidates must be sent to Mr. Carnes, of Wigan, one Week before therslay of Election. - - • _ in Aim- I Criticisms.—On the lusciiptions found at Ancient Saguntum.— Bibllograpby.--Notes to Correspondents.—General Index to Vol I. and 11. The Tides to Vol. I. and 11. are given in this Number. The Numbers will in future be regularly published on the Ist of April, July, October, and January. Subscribers may, therefore, have them with Reviews and Magazines, by giving a general order to their Booksellers. Vols. I. and 11. may be had, in boards, for £t. Is. . , Sold by Longman and Co. Lunn, London; Brown and Crow iste, Edinburgh; and all other Booksellers. Cenununicatiens are requested to be made (pest-paid) to Mr. A. J. ValpyrToolfo-court, Chancery-lane, London. qiR J. BR.ATNSCOMBandCo. J. SrVEWRIGHT LI sole surviving Partner, respectfully solicits the Public Atten tion to the last Three DayaDraviing of the - GRAND CITY LOTTERY, the first orwhich will be the 7th of February neat. Thai are Twei3ty-one Prizes in tfie Wheel, which are valued by meant garotters at near - X.IOOAM Their Loveable good Fortune attendedtbeir Friends the Public the first Day, having sold No. 15,588, Wbich produced £1,305, the only Prize Shared by the:Old Licensed Offices. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 37, Cornbid;.No. 11, Holborn ; 'and No. 38, Haymarket, where the respeetive Shares will be paid in full, and where Three Cigifiels in last City, and greatest 'Part of the Capital Prizes in Nate Lotteries hale heed sold and shared the last Scorn Years. ' was 11A 1 vol. !Ivo. il ; M ori ma-iv Li I. Written oy Lumen - . 1 ',mum The copy from whie• this translation has made, all those passages which were suppressed by order of Bonaparte, ' in the late Paris edition. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row ; J. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; E. kfusc ui t , 259, Oxford-street, and Wilson, Royal Exchange. It may be safely pronounced, that there has not appeared a work more valuable and interesting tbsiu this during the last cen tury. "We are admitted in these Melyfiliirs (says the Edinburgh Reviewers in their last Number) into the confidence of a States man and a hero, withwhose life a very important period ofour his tory Is closely connected. We are instructed by the candid recitals' of a powerful nnud viewing every object in a great and masterly style, disclosing the most secret causes of events, simplifying the apparent Mysteries at court intrigues, doing justice to neglected or injured merit, and throwing the broad light of genius over die obscurest part of his weer." REGENCY PARLIAMENT. TO obtain indemnity for the pa.:, ad security for • the future, it the ;ha of every person, both In private, as well as in public We—but if the New ..4thisioietratise adopt the ez. pected. New Mearum, and will have so were Lettseice, the only opportunity we may cvet have to gain in a single day an (adore/t -ient Fortune for onr families, by the risk of a smell sant of money the present State_ Lottery, which_ contains 44 Capitals—four Twenty Thousands—apwards of 4000 Penes, dersuading gra oltrally to ESO, the lowest prize, amounting to . 1 01)11000 in Money, which will be paid immediately •n denadd and it teal the only Gov_ernment Lpttery, the whole iirigimaktiarti 411 Cu Day, the 15th February. From the great deananiiier Tickets and Sharewit is probable they will, in a few days, become very marce, and much dearer, an immediate purchase is therefore strongly advised, to prevent disappointment. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &C. are respectfully informed, that they ihay be supplied with Money to ary amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Cnpybnkt, Leasehold. Land, or. Hawes, Money in the Fuods, 14Lirliage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, ctr any other property; persticts of respectability may be supplied or. their personal security only. Gentlemen wtll find every liberal stcotnnisdatiun, without detty.—Application from twelve to two, er letters (post paid al r ! i s/re nar ssed to Messrs. Wills AA Co. N. 49, Scuth-strut. Earl e. • PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP. A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign Orders, is overstocked, and will sell rimy of the-most in.proved new ones; singly, nines cheaper that' tiny ,can be bought elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of Prieate Families wanting a good instillment, at a saran price, but. also of Music Shops, Professors, and Reporters, viz,—New 32 Guinea ones for 25—Horizontal 75 Guinea Cranda ffer lo—. Upright 85 Guinea Glands for 68—Good Seconi-hand Pianos, from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Finger and Barrel Organs and Harps—the lowest price marked on each for immediate pay ment.--To be seen at Mr. Alien's Private Dancing Atademy, Na. 19 , Shcrrard- street, near Golden-square. • GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. T_TICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the -LI- Grayer and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complainni in the sack and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, Lumbago, &e. Of the various comolaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their. nature, nor more alarming. in . their consequences,. than the Gravel and Stone. They are com iaints to which every person, even the most abvernious, is ir.tde, as the air we breathe and the water we drink are iimpreg rated with partecle4which trot. only cause these eacnoiating tor tures,'ltut are a tifdedation for ever) , other species of disorder. Hiram/tree Original Pur.t, composed r,f the most innocent in- Zardients, bare been hash& of diluter efficacy, Itt`rtot only atrengt4ening the yesseis empattlinittg the urine, but happily Se uroying the pr. r tityiNl finality of it, irons which', rewind asove cemplaluts, at. retimiatig the caiculi, or gritty concreti lad banishing every kernicions tendency to thiaae tiiiist`tlersosi Gait confinement. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Entices..., Cliesitaide,•siotne of l i aternolter-row`; Scott, Baxter and,44. aryl htnith, Edits bstidi and Glasgdw • • Vargill and Scott, teinbaryth; _rioaland, Cr.ovid and top, Gilbert, and Haydon, Plymouth ; NiWbery and Son;btiblini Peel and Turner, Hall; Malury aqd Portse4; Sharp, INstarnoith; Jogget, Tauntuil Trewman, kat- Crutwell and Dims, Bath ; Bowne, Btletull Heli - Browne, New York; and past Brilisokersia gray tuwm, Bezel ai 2su9d . ,•oe. szs 4 , • • A CAID TO THE PE 'MXLE set. DR. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female PILLS, for different complaints Incident to the Sex, at.va rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women, more than the other sex, may. be considered in a certain degree as invalids ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the functions thiy ate destined, as mothers, to perform; which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of tusk!). act on the constitution of the female and relieve this obstruction, no remedy has been known to operatiovith such cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergills Female Pills—it unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar gna w), of re li ev i n g fullness, oppression, and these ether uneasy symp toms which arise from too much blood in the habit; they are the most certain lure for nervous,.hysteric, and flatulent complaints, as well as the various other si.asniodic affections so common to the sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family suedicine, should b e 'd 3 possession of every mother and other guise* ens of the young, 411flis have females entrusted to their care. t 1 j Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsidc, mint of Paternoster-row; Beater and' Co. 'and Smith, Caril! Manderston, Ediniourgh ; Baxter and M•Denald, Glasgow ; lioxland, Geanville and Son, Gilbert, aad Haydon, Plymouth ; Newberry and Son, Vublln; Peck .hed 'lamer, Hull; Mabry, Album, and Jones, Parties; Sharp, Poxtsmoiath ; Joiget k . Taunton ; Trewman, Sa t ter •Ct utwell and BMus. ; Brown, Bristol ; and most Boo ksellers in everylown, in bones, at zs. gd. and 11s. Also, ' BUTLER'S AROZ4AI'IC PfCTORAL LOZENGES, , Foi bnproving th•-• voicc,.and for coughs, colds, asthma, sad ceasamptioes i las boxes at 13i6L cads. ~• . * • • • .- • SWEET BREATH IS A COM, __. TO (Mhos— PLEASANT TO THEM WE CONVERSE WITH. cHERRY LOTION immediately sweetens the breath, and from experience has proved the only article far fastening teeth that are Item. Preserves and whitens the teeth, heals,bardens, and strengthr nor tender gulps ; refreshes the mouth, prevents the teeth injuring from taking medicine; by cleansing artificial teeth with the Cherry L o ti on k ee p s t h em sweet an d clean, and prevents their changing colour. A. trialmill convince that the Cherry Lotion Is far -preferable to my Lotion for tho mouth,teeth, or gums. By riming the mouth with the Cherry Lotion, it always retains a pleasant, flavour in the mouth. Ask for Patina's Cherry Lotion, Half-a-Guinea a bottle, elf one down bottles £5. THE 'FIRST ADDITION TO A LADY'S SMILING COUNTENANCE IS A FINE SET OF TEETH. CHERRY PASTE, for cleansin g , p reserv i ng , and itnmediate whitening the TEETH, keeping them free from torture, curing the Scurvy in the gums, which is the case as teeth get t i ng l oose , and drop out quite sound ; also fastens teeth that are loose, Makes tie gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esteetaed.—Tbosa who cu:ce use it, give it the preference to tooth powders. The. Proprietor, as a Dentist, often finds the enamel of teeth destroy. ed, and the gems worn off, by persons using tooth powders, se. casiimed from the sandy inaredients they are generally cam:seed of.—The Cherry Paste is weeranted innocent, pleasant to the palate, and if constantly used is a sure preventive against an cent. plaints that are incident to the teeth and gums. The Cherry Paste is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the yellow tartero settling on their tender teeth. Ask for Prince's Cherry Paste, es. 6d per pot, or a dozen at 41. PRINCE's SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Toothowh e prevents the face from swelling, has relieved persons who for se veral nights could not sleep for pain. Persons subject to the tooth ach, ought never to be without it. Mr. P. in his profession as a Dentist, has had many persons come to him who have experienced extreme pain, and expected no other remedy, but having the tooth- extracted, but by applying the Spruce, found inunodiate relief. Prince's Spruce 2a. 6d.. or one dozen at Li 4s PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS for concealing decayed or ble :niched Teeth in front, as not to be discovered. Persons hiving the misfortune of losing a front tooth, may with ease in a few mi nutes substßate a tooth themselves. Half-a-Guinea a box, di. reckons inclosed. DENTITION SYRUP Is the best preparation in the world for comforting the innocent while cutting their teeth, as it hoops the children's gums soft, thereby enabling the teeth to maser through without any suffering. lie Proprietor a Surgeon Dealt tist,,h.o made Dentition in Children hi s anatomical pracke. Treatise is enclosed with each bottle, gratis, relating the manages ' ment requisite to Child ren , d ur i ng t h e first and'aecond deaaisa.. ' The Treatise is of great value where children are, by pedia you will find rules l a id d own , will convince you wh e n a child 60 111, whether it proceeds front teething or not.—Ask for Prince di Dentition Sirup fur Children, 4s. 6d. per bottle, 'freati•e enclosed!' gratis. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, Dentist,!, Johnoorect, 060 ford-street, London; Hendrie. Perfumer to her Majesty, bourn-street, Golden.square; Harding, 89, Pali-Mail; Davison, , 59, Flebt-streit ; barelay, 95 c Fleet-market ; Withers, .220 s Strand; Llacon,lso, Oxford-street t Rigge,6s, Cheapeck; Ward, $24, Holborn ; Dolton, Tutt, Royal Exchaase ; and at most kips eine! Medicine Venders. • Ladles and Gentlemen residing In the country, by wadies a one pound note in a letter, to M r . Prince, No, e, Joba•stasew Oxford-ereet, London, will !tad them by swab, oe wortli of any of the above ;idols.. • it in- 14 • This day was published, price Is. Only fIUTL INES of E ikIGLISH GRAMMAR, partly 7 de' abridged from Hazlits'a New. and knpreved Grammar of I tin the English Tongue. By liDleirikßD BALDWIN, Esq. tiQnS " Mr. Baltisvin's Grammar contains muck in a smol comyass. n'ith; The diseerning reader wilt be elm-laced of hs valise, among other circumstances, by comparing sins good grilse and clearness of the Dia" syntactical rules witit tint porgfezing jargon which is found in some other winks of a similar kind."—Crit. Rev. fur Sept. 1810. td , -- Tim is one of the elle:Test and most complete Introductions ry to English Granynar that we have teen ; and although the abridg- nnr-is meat of Lindlay tifforray's isoery useful, we regard the present k-le - as nosze comprehensive. '—Antlaise. Rev for Icily, !HO. I and Vrinted for M.l-Godwin, Skinner-street, Snow-pill. as in Wliere may be had; price as.6d. she New and 4i2POOOCPOPIP star of titr ingtisli'l l ongue, by William Hastur. . . . • . . . • * - - This day was published, In Three Volumes. tivo. price Li 11s. 6d. boards, 'HE RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED, 1 - or, a View of the Four Grand Systems of Religion, Ju daism, Paganism, Christianity, and Mohammedism, and of the various existing Denomination.", Seets e and Parties in the Chris tian World. To which is subjoined, a View of Deism and Atheism. By the Rev. ROBERT ADAM, B. A. Oxford, Minister of the Episco:nl Congregation, Blackfrfar's Wynd, Edinburgh :and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Pointed for.Longroan, Hurst, Rea, Orme and Brows, Pater noster-raw. This day was publi►lred, in three Vu'times duodecimo, price I Ss. it. beards, THE SHIPWRECK; or, MEMOIRS of an IRISH OFFICER and his FAMILY, a Novel. By THEODORE EDGWORSH, Esq. tondo's: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No.. ill, Cheapside, and may be read at all Circulating Libraries in Town and Country. Where may be bad, embellished with Ten Engravings by Rowlandson, the Third Edition, of Chesterfield Butlesqued, dedicated to 0. Colman, Esq. price 6s. This day mere published, In One Volume, Bvo. price 101.64 boards, ESSAYS, LITERARY and MISCELLANE -r • ous.—By JOHN AIKIN, M.D. Essay T. On Similes in Poetry—ll. On Poetical Personification On the Humour of Addison—lV. On the comparative valve of different productions in the Fine Arts—V. On the Equl ♦oral Character of Insanity—Vl. Verbal Remarks—Vll. On rea soning frost Analogy—VlM On Duelling—lX. On the Freedom of the Press in England. Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co, St. Pint's Church-yard. ROWLANDSON'S NEW CARICATURE MAGAZINE. 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