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. _ .11 1 • ( 4GH : ' ~ . . '44. . „F • ~!.• ~.. -1.16 ' 1 . , ' '--- . . te ' • k__,,v---_, • ~....,. 7.). )....,, , 3 • Nk 1 e •a „ o '4, ~ . 4 - ' - 4 ; 4 ~4 ; . . V ~ . . 4 A: / . . ... it, .' ' • 0 man 64] TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1807 L VICTUALLING MICR, Ma►cb 18, x 844. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING To 'the ?RO9itIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. La tits AND GIIINTLZMEN, QgvzßAt.-Gentlemen having already commenced LI an adtize eikteras for your fuffrages at the Annual Ekaiao of Directors hi April next, permit me now out of the Direction by the ufual rotation, again to make you a refpeelful offer of my fervices, and to folieit the favour of your fupport on that oecafion. Since I have had the honour of a Scat in your Diredtion (now a coofiderable number of years), I can traly fay that I have allied folely upon public principles, and with a fineere &fire to promote the Important Intereits, with the adrniniftration of which the Company is lovefted, and it is my Ready purpofe, if I Dull be honoured with the continuance of your confidence, to perfevere in the fame line of coodudt, which I hope I do not Satter myfelf in believing has hitherto met with your approbation. I have the honour to be, very refpeetfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your fathful and obedient fervant, • GEORGE SMITH. George street, Mariann Houk., Feb. iBo7. Now Brit publifbcd, in (mall Odavo, price Ss. boards, BEACHY HEAD; with other POEMS. By CHARLOT l'E SMITH. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the lame Author, Conterfations, with Poetry; chiefly on .Subjeds of Natural Hlltory, for the ufe of Young People. In a rots price 7s. boards This diy was publithed, price Fs the Sccry,d wi TABLES for the PURCHASING and RE• NEWING of LEASES, Sec &c. By FRANCES BAILY, of the e;tock- Exchaoge. To be had of W. J and J. itichardlal, Cymbal. HIS M.d.TESTre NAYT, do &relieve Notice, That on Wedoefday next, the 25th inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE, and FOUR HUN DRED (WAITERS of CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT, To be delivered in a fortnight (by weekly proportions). into His Majelty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. Tbc Conditions of the Contradt may be leen at the Seeretary'sofilee. No regard will be had to say leader is which the price fie!, Not 6e in is word: at length, w that J6ell not k delivered to the Board befere we o'clock, as tbe fold Wedwfday the 234 iyaat, Mr odic the litrfoo who males the Taider,or, font Perlin cos his behalf anode to =fiber whet calla for. This day was publitbed, in 2 vols. Bvo. rice tos. bd. boards, OI:ISERVA 'IONS on a JOURNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLEi, and thence to SMYR NA, and CONSTA if riNo PLR, : emipria-g a Defcrir ion of the principal Places in that i ttotec, and Remarks on the rrellut Natural and Political State of thole Countries. By ROBERT SEMPLE, Author of Walls and Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope, Sec. L.ondon: Printed for C and R Baldwin, New Bridge-Bred. This day was publifhed, in two vols. Bvo. price It.. in boards, MEMOIRS of Dr. JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, to the year x 795. Written by HAISELF : with a Continu. Iticiii•to the Time of his Deceafe, by his Son, JOSEPH PRIEST LEY ; and Obfervations on his Writings, by THOMAS COO PER, Prefificnt judge of the Fourth Dacia of Pennfylvania ; and the Rev. WILLIAM CHRIS I'IE. To which arc added, four Pofilmmous Sermons. Printed for J. Johnfon, St. P.4ll's Church-yard. Tbactati'd Volume may be had feparate. price ya. 6d• boards. ••• The Period in which this Journey was performed was pe• cutlarly interesting. The Author, travelling as an American, ar rived at Cadiz immediately alter the memorable Battlo of Trafal gar, and paired through Italy white that Country was filled with French Troops. AN EASTER GIFT. FICTUALLING OFFICE, March tO, 3107. THE OOMMISSIONEAS for PICTIML LING HIS MAY ES77'S NAVY, do 6osolty give wtia, That on Friday the 3d of April next, the, will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writirg (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying (on feparate Contradv) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for the fervice of His Majeity's Ships and VelTels at Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and-in Loch Ryan, on the Coaft of Scotland for twelve months certain, from the zoth May next, and further until 6z months warning that be given for the tenni. nation thereof. The mode of payment to be by' Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contratfts may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledors of the Cuftoms at Greenock and Stranraer refpcetively. No regard wig be bad Many Tender in wbicb Me price flail not he brferted in word: at length, or Mat Ail! not le delivered to the Board before one .'cloth on the laid Friday the 3d of April next, nor unleji the peg°n who males the Tender, or fosse pert on hi: behalf attend: to anfever when celled for. FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND ALBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, of LONDON, FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. POLICIES expiring at LADY-DAY, thould be renewed within fifteen days Isom that period. No charge made for Policies, cr Indorfements ; and other va luable advantages afforded, both with refpedt to Infuranee from FIRE, and on Lives. A large Dedudtion allowed on the Premi ums of Fire Infurances our or LONDON. Propofals may be had at the Company's Houfe, in 'Cmt woe- LILLY, Coarentm...—Attendance, daily, from nine to four. By Older of the Board of Direetors, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. BROOKE & Co. Stock-Brokers, and Licenfed Lottery Office Keepers, 237, Piccadilly, eltabliased Fifty-three Years, return their fineere and unfeigned Thanks for the very Battering and general Support given their Office ; and they refpedt fully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have a very large fupply of TICKETS and SHARES, in thegreatcli polfible Variety of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that begins Draw ing 14th of APRIL, and which contains 4 of ao,osol. 4 of 10,0001. 4of 3,00n1. to of ',cool. &c &c. Brooke and Co. have fold aad segiftered l'birty-five Shares of Capital Prizes In the laft Year, including a ionool. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. 9 -1 DISH folicits the attention of the Public to the -a• • SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an unufual number of Capital Prizes, with the novelty of mood being allotted to the Firft-drawn Ticket on each of the lira four days, in addition to which the first 3,000 Tickets drawn our of the Wheel are entitled to col. each, isver and above any benefit that may be drawn againft them; an early purehafe is therefore neeeffary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is lure to be drawn in the Mit four days. Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 2 447, and 6,63 . 3, The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS of 30,0001. each, were bath SHARED and SOLD, And where Twenty-one Capital Prize. were Shared and Sold in the laft and prefcnt year. •.• The LOTTERY begins s4tb of APRIL. THE 14th OF APRIL •• GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BFGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNCS, in Sterling Money. 9 'HIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro -3 - duced io the Annals of Lotteries. The unpreeedentednum oar of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will he a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as foon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Yrizes of £lO,OOO are £BO,OOO 4 •-• 10,000 40,000 4 5,c00 10,000 10 "'"' 1,C43 I C,COO 10 PO 5,00.1 3 0 zoo 3, 000 40 ••••• so ... 3,000 IMO 10 ••••• 60,0c0 3,oooFirft drawn Tiara 10 each 30,000 P.,....... ,23,000 Tickets. 4 ty,coo FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, aft Day, - 422,000 ad Day, . 20,c00 3d Day, I ... 2D,000 4th Day, 5 . 10,000 sth Day, . . wpm 6th Day, - - . a opoo TICKETS and SHARES are (tiling at r.l tlat old citagifibed 'Oates in England, !Wand, and Scotland . Tic ,t . 4r9 iy o Half -£to 3 0 1 Eighth ,C stz o Ajtatirter - 53 0 Sixteenth - a 6 6 The TOR drawn Ticket will active 2)4orazl. THE Rev. FRANCIS CLIFTON, Curate of the A Parifh of Alvetitoke, in the County of Southampton, who has been in the pradticc for many years of inftrileting a limited number of Pupils, will have two vacancies ht Midfurnmr, which be will be glad to fill up with children under eleven years of age. The village of Stokc is remarkably healthy and pleafant, and, being within a few minutes walk of the lea, poffcffcs the advantage of excellent bathing. Letters (poit.paid), for further particulars, adlreffed to him, near Gofport, will meet with due attention. ACAUTION.—^Some Perfons, who falfely affert thernieives to be Members of the Royal College, having for Cenral Months pail copied my Advertifements, almoft word fer word, and infencd than as their own produdtlon, it is my duty to mention that fuch Perfons are not Nita:hers of exy College in London, Edinburgh, or elfcwhere, nor have they any right to pratlice Surgery in London. MARTIN, ERRE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London . N. B. A Lift of the Members is publifhed at the Houfe of the College, in Lincoln's Inn Fields. TO BOOKSELLERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE valuable LEASE, STOCK, and GOOD -1- WILL, of an Old Eftablilhed Concern, in whkb the Book felling Bufineb, in all Its branches, has been fuceefsfully carried on for many years. The Premifes are very extenEve and commodious, and fot eligi bility of &nation equal to any in London. Several valuable Appendages are attached, which reoderv.this a very ,flefirable opportunity for any perfon about to commence bufmcfs ; the fum required will be between 30001. and 40:01. Letters (poll paid) addreffed to N. T. at the Qvcen's Arms Tavern, St. Paul's Church-yard, will be immediately attended to, and an interview appointed. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. This day was publithed, ekgantly printed, price Seven Shillings in Boards. THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI CAL FRAGMENTS. Dy MISS OWENSOiI, Author of the Novica of Sr. DO/dINIC, the WILD WIN GIRL, &C. &C. Trifles light as air.--So AK t 3 PE A R t. Vrai papdlon de Parna ff e.—LA FONTAINe. _ __ _ . . Printed for RICHARD Puiwes, 6, Bridge•ftreet; and fold by 3. ARCHER, M. KEENE, N. Mallow, W. DUGDALE, E. CoL• agar, and W. WATSON, Dubin; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had , The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four Volumes. Price ills. The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo fumes. 335. 6d. 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To winch are added, Commentaries on the feveral Subjedts of Commercial Entry, and dpecially on the American Intercourfe ; on the Navigation Adts ; on the Shipping Intereft of Great Bri• ninon Convoys ' on Free Ports, on Nzval and Military Defence, on the Mortality of Trtseps, with Suggcßions of Remedy and Re form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as applicable to Britifh Regiments ferving in the Weft Indies, &c• Ste By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. M. P. F. R. S. Printed for RICHARD Pnicura, No. 6, Bridge flreet, Black friars, and to be bad of all Bookienem. Of whom may be had, The PRESENT STATE of Ps Ittl,'QHarto, with Cotoured Plates, price 4 s. in boards. HELMS' TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES, by Pus 031, to LIMA with Maps, 6s. boards. JUST COMPLETED. This day was publifhed, in two Editions, one in fullest medium quarto, price (even guineas and a half in boards, and another in decoy odlavo, price two guineas and a 13•11 in boards, the whole illuftrated with numerous Views, Maps, and Plans, THE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander in Chief of the American Forces, during tie War which eftablillied the independence of his Country. and firft Prefident of the United States of America, compiled under thelift fpedion of his Nephew and Heir, the Hnnosrable BUIHROD WASHINGTON, from Original Papers, b queathed to him by his deceafed relative. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Jußise of the United States, &c, &e. The Public will learn with intereft that the Literary Monu merit which has long been projected to the memory of the moll illuftrlous Charadter of modem times, is at length completed No apology can be requifite for ending inch a monument to him who was the firft in war, the first in peace, and the firft in the hearts of his fellow citizens ; to him who was the founder of a great and profperous Empire, and whole moderation and pure pa trintifm challenge the Imitation of all ttatefencn. This performance of Judge hlarlhall has already been diftinguiflisci by the moil ho. nourable and unequivocal teftimonies ; it has been hai:ed as an acquifition to Standard Literature; and it has been confide-red as delaying, in point of execution, a place by the fide of Rebertfon's Charles the Fifth, and as unrivalled in the authenticity of its mate rials, by any work in the entire cztnpafs of Hiltory and Biography. Printed for RICHARD PH/LLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftrect, black frima, and fold by ail Bookfeller ; of whom may be had any fl IRT,,;.himc at a proportionate price, This day was publithed, Handfomely printed in One Volume rims. price 6s hound, Mu& crated by nearly Two Hundred Engravings on Wood, in the Manner of Bewick N ABRIDGMENT of DR. GOLDSMITH'S NATURAL HISTORY of BEASTS and BIROS, inter fperfed with a Variety of Interefting Anecdotes; Intended as a Companion to the Abridgments bf Dr. Goldfugth's HMl:wits of Greece, Rome, and England. Printed for Scatchcrd and Letterman, Ave• Maria lane; and Langley and Belch, High Brett, Borough. Mr. PIT T's PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES. This day was publifhed, Dedicated, by pesaufflon 3 to Lord GRENVILLE, 11nd aided by Communications from dittingulihed Members otboth Houfes of Parliament, In Four Volumes Bvo. price 21. as. in boards, A GENUINE and Corraled REPOI(T of the SPEECHES of the lite Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, in the HOUSE of COMMONS, from hid Entrance in Parliament in 1781, to the Once of the Sellion in 18os. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paternofter•row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, Lea dcnball.ftreet. THE FARMER'S MAGA ZINE.I This day was published , bandfomely printed in Seven Volumes Odtavo, with a number of Copper Plates, price 31.4 s 6d. in boards; or 31. 125 in Numbers, THE FARMER's MAGAZINE ; Periodical Work, exclufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affairs, for the Years aBOO, rBot, siloz, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 18c6, Coat pored entirely of Original Papers, publifhed quarterly. Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, London; all() by the principal Bookfillers in Town and Country. No. XXIX. being the Ift Number of Volume Bth, will be pub- Jailed on Monday next, Feb. 9, price as 6d. and continued regu larly every three months. This day was publithed, price lc 6d. The Bth Edition of _ THE MAXIMS aE HEALTH ; or, An Effay on Indigeftion; containing Advice to Perfons afflided with tom• plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, alfo to thole troubled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Difordcn, habitual Coftivenefs, and Head•ach—wild Obfervatians on Regimen and Diet. Including a Treadle on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remarks on the Shower Bath: likewife eaplaining why the Sea and Country Air is more falubrious than that of Cities sad large Towns. By R. SQIJIRRELL, M.D. Soko•fquare. Sold by Mr. Highley, No La, Fleet-Bret t; and Hatchard, No. tgo, Piccadilly. COURTS MARTIAL WEST KENT MILITIA. On Monday, the 16th inftant, was publifhed, THE PROCEEDINGS of a GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, held at COLCHESTER BAR RACKS, on SEVEN OFFICERS of the above Regiment, on a Charge preferred by Lieutenant-Colonel DALTON, of the fame Regiment ;with PREFATORY OBSERVATIONS, and an Appendix, containing the Affidavits of Two Gentlemen, refigned from tic Weft .Kent Militia. At the fame time will be publithed, PROCEEDINGS of the Court• Martial on Enlign and Affirtant Surgeon Hodfon, of the fame Regiment, on Two fcparate Charges, alto exhibited by Lieut. Colonel Dalton. To be had at Egerton's Military Library, Whitehall ; Blake's, Maidftone, Briftow and Symond's Libraries, Canterbury; and Marfden's, Colthefter. Tbie day were pubUihed, price is. 6d. 'THOUGHTS on the MARRIAGES of the LA- I- BOURING POOR; containing Inftrudions for their Con• dudt before and after entering into that important State; with Four authentic and moral Stories, illuitrating the Subject. By THOMAS KELLY. _ _ _ The Catifes of fo much Mifcry in the Marriage State, the An ther arranges under fix diitis.ei Heads, viz. z. The Want of due Preparation. z. 'I he Negledt of chufing a proper Partner for Life. 3 Want of (Economy after Marriage. 4. Negiedt of their Children's Education. S. The Cuftom of fuffering their Farr:lies to be idle. 6. The pernicious Habit of Drinking. _ _ _ The fele . rit and Utility of this Work, entitle the Author to Pa tronage, and his Book to extenfive Circulation. It well &Serves (in our opinion) the Notice of that excellent Inftitution, The So ciety for bettering the Condition of the Poor. Brit ifh Critic. Feb. 1807. _ _ Printed for G. Kearney, Fleet-ftreet ; J. Hatchard, No. isro, Piccadilly; and T. and R. Hughes, Ludgate-ftreet. Mrs. TRIMMER'. ROOKS for the Ufe of YOUNG PERSONS. This day were publithed, in two vols. price 6s. boards, elegantly printed, and embellithed with 20 Wooden Cuts, deigned by Thornton, and engraved by Nelbit and others, the Bth edition of FABULOUS HISTORIES ; .de fi gned for the Tn ftrudion of Children, refpeding their Treatment of Animal,. By Mrs. TRIMMER. Printed for J. johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and B. Ta hart, in New bond-fired. Where may be had, a cheap Edition of the above, price xs. 6d. Alfo, by the fame Author, New Editions of r. A Spelling, or Firft Book for Children, and a Sequel to the fame, price 6d. each. 2. An lntrodudtioa to the Knowledge of Nature, and Reading the Holy Scriptures. 3. Sacrtd Hiftory, feleeted from the Scriptures, with Annota tions and RefleCtions deigned for Young People, particularly cal culated to facilitate the Study of the Scriptures in Schools—in fix vols. price sos. bound. This day were publiflied, in one large and elofely pt inted volume, Bvo. rice 13$. i,i boards, AN ABRIDGEMENT of the LIGHT of NA, TURE PURSUED. By ABRAHAM TUCKER,Efq. Originally publided in [even volumes, under the name of Edward Search, F.fq. Charadter of Mr. Tucker's Work, extraded from the Preface to Archdeacon Paley's Principle* of Moral and Philofophy. . . . "Thert is one work to which I owe fo much, that it would'be ungrateful not to codas the obligation : I mean the writings of the late Abraham Tacker, Efq part of which wer! publithed by himfelf, end the tetinkinder Since his death, under the title of ' The Light of Nature Poriued, by Edward Search, Efq.' I have found in this writer mOre original thinking and obfervation, upon tbr fevcral fubjedts that he has taken in hand, than in any other, not to fay, thsu in all others put together. His talent alfo, fur illuft don, ie unrivalled. But his thoughts are diffufed through a lung, vorions. and irregular work. r— Ptintcd Cur,' Ichnfon, in St. Paul's Clturcleyard. This . day was publithed, price is. or gos. 6d. a dozen, the Fourth Edition, of THE COMMUNION OFFICE, will Prayers, which may be ufed oceafionally before, and at the time of receiving the Sa , :ratuent ; to which is prefixed, An Addrefs to the NegleEtors of it, with A Short Explanation of its lattitudon By A LAYMAN. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- This day was publiihed, Dedicated, by permiffion, to the /Otto, in' Eight large Volumes Odavo, bandfornely printed an fine Woven Demy Papa, price In boards 41. 4s. and a few Copies on a fuperfine Woven Royal Paper, price in• boards 71.45. with a Portrait of Spenfer, front the original Painting in the poffeffion of the Earl of Rinnual; I 'HE WORKS of EDWARD SPENSER ; with NOTES of various COMMENTATORS. To which are added Illuttrations, with force Account of the Life of Spenfer, and with a Gloffarial lode=. By the Reverend H. J. TODD, M.A.F A S. Rfdtor of Allhallows, Lombard-ftreet, London, &e. Printed for F. and C. Riviegton, T. Payne, Catiell and Davies, and R. H. Evans. This day was put:dialed, price bound is. or 11 as. a dozen, A Ncw Edition of ASHORT and PLAIN for the better underhanditig of the LORD's SUPPER; with the mccflary Preparation required; for the Benefit of Young Communicants, and of all fuch as have ant well confidered this Holy Ordinance. To which is annexed, The OFFICE of the HOLY COMMUNION. With proper Helps and Direalons, for joining in every part thereof with Un dcrftanding and Benefit. By the Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, D. D. Late Lord Bifhop of Sodor and Man. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churchyard. This day was publifhsd, handfomely printed on a fine Writing Paper, price bound 3s 6d. a New Edition of r r E DEVOTIONS of BISHOP AND REWS, Tranflated from the Greek by Dean STANHOPE. Printed for F. and C. Rivingten, No 62. St. Paul's Churchyard; fold alto by J. Hatchard, No tsto, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had. The Chriftian Inftitutes; or the Sincere Word of GOD. Being a plain and impartial Account of the whole Faith and Duty of a Chriftian. Collcded out of the Writings of the Old and New Teftornent--.ligeftetl under proper heads, and delivered in the Words of Scripture. By Francis Gaftrell, D. D. late Lord Bifhop of Chefter. A new Edition, price bound 35 6d. MICHAELIS on the NEW TESTAMENT, complete, with the the Rcv . H. MARSH'S NOTES. This day was publilbed, in fix vols. large Bvo. price,in boards, ails. INTRODUCTION to the NEW TESTAMENT. By JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS, Late Profeffor in the Univerfity of Gottingen, &c. Tranilated from the Fourth Edition of the German, and con& derably augmented with Notes, and a Differtation on the Origin and Compofition of the Three Firft Gapels. By HERBERT MARSH, B.D. F.R.S. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed for F. and C. kivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard ; fold alfo by J. Hatchard, No. Inv, Piccadilly ; and by the Bookfellers at Oxford and Cambridge. A few Copies arc printed on a fine woven Royal Paper, price,, in boards, 31. t as. •.• The Differtation on the Gofpcls may be had, foparately price, in boards, ss. This day was publithed, Handfomely printed in Two large Volumes, duodecimo, pricei a boards, os. the sd Edition, confiderably enlarged, of AN ESSAY on EDUCATION ; in which arc particularly confidered the Merits and Defeds of the Dif cipline and InftruEtion in our Academies. By the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, LLD. and It AS. Author of the Bampton Le Lure for 1799, and late Matter of the Academy, Sobo-fquare, London. Printed for F. and C. R , vington , No 61, St. Paul's Church- yard, and fold by J. Hatchard. N.l9a, Piccadilly. The Two Chapters on Dramatic Performances at Schools, and on our Englith Univerfities, added to this Edition, arc printed fepa rawly, price is. for the Purchafers of the fiat Edition. FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES, &c. Lately publithed, price Bs. 6d. the Fifth Volume, of THE GUARDIAN of EDUCATION. Edited By Mrs. TRIMMER. THIS WORK CONTAINS, S. A Pradlical Syttem of Chrittian Education. 2. A Sequel to It. 3. Extradts from eminent Authors, relating to Modern Philo fophy, and other Subjedts connected with Chriftian Education. 4. A Copious Examination, including upwards of Soo Volumes, of Syftcms of Education, Children's Books, and Books for Young Perfons. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 61, St. Paul's Church yard,and J. 1-tatchard, No. tqo, Piccadilly. The above-mentioned Work may be had complete in Five Vo lumes Ottavo, price 21 as. 61. or any Volumes or Numbers fingly, to complete Sets. FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES, &c. Mrs. TRIMMER'S EXPLANATION OF IHE BIBLE. This day was publilksd, In Oat large Volume, Otftavo, price 'as. in board., The Second Edition of AHELP to the UNLEARNED in the STUDY of the HOLY SCRIP TURES. Being an Attempt to ex. plain the Bible in a familiar Way, adapted to common Appre henGon, and according to the Opinions of approved Commentators. By Mrs. TR! fvll,l ER, Aothor of Sacred Hiflory, feleded front the Scriptures, with An - notations and RefleCtions, and ot h er Woika, and Editor of the Guardian of Education. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivington, No 62, St. Paul's Church yard, and J. 1 latchard, No. ic:, The defign of the Author of this compilation has bees to firr nifh as explanation of the Bible, by which the unlearned reader may be enabled to underftand the Scriptures fufficicntly to reft his faitla upon a Mid foundation; and to know how to regulate Lis p aettee in piety and morality, by the principles and rules of Chrif tianity ; fo as to be guarded agsitilt the fopiitry of infidelity ai.d the Muttons of enthufisfm. And it X. hop, d tb:t the Work ma y prove ufeful to heads of families, who give religions Marti:aim to their donwßies; to fervants and others in the infetiw &Sea of To day, and to matters and miltreffes of charity fchools for the in,- Mufti on of their fcholars. Of the above-tuentlorted Bsokfcllttsinay be 1144 all Mrs. Trim. Works. ARMY. A LIEUTENANT in a Weft India Regiment wines to exchange on the Half-pay, and will give a dare renee.—Letters with real fignatures. directed to A. X. at Meirrs. 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