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'PIE ANNUAL SERMON, b e f ore t h e Cories -a• peadinglbod, ilk Loader, will be presche4 at Sakai& Hall, 93 Sululsfy evening, Ow 30th of April, 1909, by shears. °aquae Cs-ay-rots, of Walworth.—Service to Iseen precisely et Six o'clock. • N. B. There are at present about Sixteen Thousand Cbildre*, who art, receiving Instruction hr the Schools of theSociety,hesides, Misstooaries, Catechists, &e. FICIVALLIIVG 01 1 PlCX, April 24, 1 0 02 . THE COMMISSIONZAS for . VICTUALLING ' 6111ZEP4 This day was pabilike4, in Quarto ) price 11. 1 Is. 6d. illasttatad with a variety of Plat-s, SYSTEM of SHEEP-GRAZIN,_; and MA. A NAGEMENT.tas practised in ROMNEY MAILSii. By DANIEL PRICE, Eaq. of Appladore. Kent. London: Printed forßseamtv Pau-tars, Bring. •stnset ; and to be had all Booksellers. • Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPIVIAN ; m a de, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY ; L i mos, Mr. CRESWELL ; Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hecate, Mr. BELLAMY. Lady Mac beth, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will be added a Farce, called ARBITRATION. Jack Familiar, Mr. LEWIS ; Thoro, Mr. SIMMONS ; Sir Toby Tritely, Mr. BLANCHARD; Chequer, Mr. LISTON. _ _ MIS id41i14177", NArr, *ler* give Nodes, That un •Thursday,the 1 . Ithof MiLy next, at eleven o'clock Precisely in the forepeep;•they will be 'ready to sell, testae highest bidder, a Jiffs Wiestes Victualling Premises, at '•Deptford, sundry Lots of the folloirlagTrovisicinuand Victisailing Stores, viz. Bread, Bread-Dan, Moor, illoarihntepiegs, Raisins, Rice, Vase, Pease Screeningl, Off, Oatmeal guralpings,lsot ley. Bakehouse . Sweepdags, Dolt, •Celavautes, Begs MeV Corn Bags, Beef, Suet, Pm*, Peeking Scraps and Sweepihgss . Wren, itish Benctis; * Diew Board 'Mullet and SlanEnds, Butt Aced Puncheon Bung, Pane/Moo, Hogshead, Irish' 'rube, and Barrel Staves, Brelom 'Staves and Heading, Iron Eoollsbfabee and bent, wows bet Coopers' Teak, Piro Wood, AntiCsirrigion powder foe' eintiag, • "'kiwi, .01seese, damaged Sep;, Old Cop per UtessilllrtPlFaiisiforirei s , Old Tea Chests, Tea Chest Lea, aid Wind; lying: hi 144.1 . Mijesty's •Vlcnialling Pre mini at Deptford. I •. . jape poll** prise 6s. in boards, .7 1 11 E IMPIgIAL arid ROYAL COOK S con , •AL ristiog if din Most einnputeus made dishes, Ragouts, Fri- AINSINISS, SOW, Crentim, -am. Foreign and &NOM ; including the Inteet improvenutees in Fashionable Life. JITrIF A B&lC N [TIT, Esq. Author of " Complete Confectioner, ke. Abe kla Edition of *high is kilt published, price 6s. 6d. London : Printed for Mathews 2,4 Leigh, le, Strand. The Friends of the Institution will dint teoether, at the Crown and Anchor 'cavern, in the Strand, on Friday, the Bth of May. The Right . Hon. the EARL of BREADALBANE in thecliatre STEWARD& _ . ,d y Litigious, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Harriet, Miss LOGAN. Peter Maley; E4q". -7- Rev. Wigiiin aile•L'.' Peter Cockburn, Esq. James Ealtb.4l9. • William Dawson, Esq. AlezanderNfackenalq.sq. ' Robert Ewen, Esq. George Penny, Ls. James !Tarbes, Esq. George Pune* 16 Ebenezer Gairdaer, Fag. , •Dirseliti SOlsaaik . THE ARMY. A CAPTAIN of a Single Battalion of Light In fantry wishes to exchange Into a Garrison BattaHon.— Loren addressed (post paid) to 'W. W. No. 16, Charing-cross, will be Vended to.--Application from principals is expected. da was published, In One small Whine, .Ciown Octavo, with a Frnalthpiam Prlee.Four Shillings in extra boards, AN ESSAY ON SEPULCHRES : or a PRO POSAL for Es*cting some MEMORIAL of the ILLUS TRIOUS DEAD In all AGES on the Spot where their Remains have been interred. By WILLIAM GODWIN& Not one of these should pert:h.—The BIBLE. • Printed for William Maier, Albemarle-street. 1T • ANTED a MESSMAN, for the 91st Regiment of Foot. Persons qualified for that Situation, wishing to eterinto tern., may correspond with the Officers of the said Regiment, at Ashford, Kent. Dinner co the Table at Haying Four o'clock.. • • Tickets its. 6d. to•be had of the Stewards,—at the Bar of tit* Tavern e --end of THOMAS RUTLEDCE,D.D.Z ROBERT YOUNG, D.D. Deprit of i2Stemerot. is task made opal the ersmsnet epoch lot, at the dowered( ; and V the remailetkr f tie meory 'of pail, and the frartiesdors tale. away, soit2fretweaty wonting days eter-warde, the elejse"it seriN iefirrfrited, am/ the Geo& Tema's" the property e - the Crown. 7Ze ether Coseditima may k teas amttriated Catalogue' may he had, at the Sectehrgi Vet. , . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAvits AND DINTLEMILN, BEG leave to return my mint grateful tanks for the .eery flattering reception wish which you Uwe ho noured me upon my Caovasp. s Your kindness encourages the Root confiflent expectation of 3uccipts upon the day of Election, which is axed for the 20th of May. - Shoold I be so fortunate as to obtain the object of my ambition, my best endeatoors stall be exerted to prove myself worthy of your choice.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and very *bed em Setrant No. 9, Billite•r-square, April 25, 1809. JAMES DANIELL. N. B. Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, from eleven till four o'clock. COUNTRY HOUSE. WANTED, to rent, if for a Term, furnished, or to purchase, a middle sized modern built MANSION with about 40 Acres of Grass Land. The Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Bedford, Dorset, or Wilts, would be preferred. A dry situation tot distant from a pod market town, and a right of sporting aver an extensive track of country well stocked with gante, are indiipeusibly requisite.—Apply by letter, post paid, to A. Z. at Colburn's Library, Conduit-street, Bond-street.. , I r ICTUALLINfi-OFFICE, April es, 1809. TE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING On - .ALIJESTT's NAY', do heresy eve Notice, That on Fr;day the 1 2th of May next, they will in! ready to receive' Tenders, In writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supplying, on separate Contracts, of SEA PROViSIONS and FRESH BEEF, to His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, Leith Roz-la, and the 1 nib ofEdnbargh ; and also forthe . supplying of SEA PRO VISIONS to His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Newcastle and Tininouth Haven, for twelve months certain ; and further until six months warning shall be giyen On 'tither side for the termina tion of she, said Contracts. The mode of p a y men t to b e b y ninety day Bills. This day wore published, in one voltusie; quarfoi Price 11. ss. In boards, nBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORICAL %••••F WORK , of the lite Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX. Ey the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. With a Narrative of the Events which occurred in the Entkprit.e of the Zarl ofArgyle in 1685, by Sir Patrick J-lutne. • Printed for T,gadeli and W. Davies, Strapd. ••• A very few (topics oa royal paperovith the Poitrak Of Str Patrick Hutue, from an original picture by Alkman, priee 1L 16$. in boards. COUNTRY RESIDENCE WITH A MANOR. VVANTED, for Five or Seven Years, in a pleasant Nei2ltbonthood, rot more than 80 miles from the Metro polis, excluding Essex and Hertfordshire, a comfortable HOUSE with a few Acres of Pasture, and a Manor, or unlimited Per raiision of Shooting. The Counti:s of Hants, Bells, Sussex, or carrel', would be preferred.—Apply at No. 6, Copthall-court ; i! letters, post paid, immediatrly attended to, addressed for G. I. at the above: place. IPSWICH, APRIL 21, 1809. T' HE PORTMEN of the BOROUGH of. IPS- 1 WICH, at whose instance a Great Court was held this day for the purpose of returning Thanks to Lieut.-Colonel WARDLX for his meritoliOn conduct in Parliament, feel it d: e tl ez own character, to submit to their Brother Freemen who were not pre• sent in Court, and to the Public at large, a Copy of the Resolution which tht y moved on the occaltion ; that the spirit and temper ty which they were guided in the britigingforward of this rne+sure, and that of their opponents by whom it was defeated, may be per ft...tly understood. " That the Thanks of this Court be given to Lieut.-Colonel " Wra atlLt, for his meritorious and.patriotic exertions the " House of Commons ; by which gross misconduct in the " Chief I ireetion 'of the Army has been det , cted and ex " posed ; and an example set, from which the must beneficial " consequences may be expected by the Loyal Subjects of " this Realna, in a Reform of those Abuses which tarnish the " lustre, and impair the energies, of our happy and glorious " ConstitutiOn." • This day were published, Neatly printed in foolscap aro. price 4s. boards, a New gditinh, 'THOUGHTS in PRItON ; in Five Parts, viz. -I- the Imprisunment,.the Retrospect, Public Punishment, the Trial, Futurity. • WILLIAM DODD ; To which are Added, His Last Prayer, written in the Night before his Death; The Convict's Address, tp his unhappy Brethren —mid" other Miscellaneous Pieces ; with some Account of the Author. Printed for 1. Mawmah, J. Yiralker, Scatcheni and I,..etterutan t Longman, Ruth, Rees, and 'Orme, Vernor, Hood, and B. Crosby and Co. lied Sherwood, Neely, tud June.. Of whom may be hstd,•by the same Abhor, printed uniformly with the above, gary-icnow a on DrATIP; price 4a. Words. HA 1 - ERDASI iERY, &c. A COOD SHOP in full trade in a great thorough ic London, to be Let, and. entered on immediately. Firtnras anti Stock to be taken at a fair apptalbenient ; the pre- Hunt trifire. Coi.li:ltz in abut .Clooo.—Address (post-pa :i. V. Z. GU* 'Cavern, Illoorgate4 • • The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the *Collecturs of Ike Customs at Leith and Newcastle respectively. No regard mill be had to any Tender is 'which thr price Aar ad it is. ,ertol is war& at lava, or that shall ea be ddiversd to the Board before owe 'Wed as the said Aldo, the 12th sf lifey sex!, oar sales, the perm who Wes the Tender, Sr me ' W ON MI ids iekay;sttos a ft, to answer whew called for j war will aN3 Tau/twills, ametoias estraoassust ps eel rpm aisle srtiekt, asdprkes ornie4 ill:Tier to the real vase spas Mien, it cos:odors! at prefer to br admitted. MUCILAGE of MARSHMALLOWS, a botani -Lvi cal preparation for the GRAVI.I. and sroNw. It is pre :are by a man of science, from the leaves and pulp of the root ti that most eniolli.ait of all herbs, the Nlarshrnallows—from iqutrice root—finely powel.Ted watt - , arabic—from a few other ..1:1Z:7 potent vegetab:es—and from uva tirsi, and the d oleos syl westti.—Medical men of eminence, with some of the first per :ostzz.s, have acknowledged its efficacy, and support it with tueir reccrunendation. This Pant Ikluheinets sold wholesale and re tad, ky the Proprietor, Thomas Curtis, at his *warehouse, No. 9.1, Tavi.tock•street, Covent-Carden, is packers 7s. each, or three for IL—Persons remitting a £1 note, postpaid, may have three packets sent by coach. MR. BBI,SHAM's HISTORY OF OREAT BRITAIN * from 1668 to 1804. Stamen of the above-mentioned Work ate tespectfolly ihfonned, that Mr. BP. SHAM has lately completed Two Vtdames Of STATE PAPERS, AUTBORITIIS, apd 0141CIAL DOCILIEMETS, dedped to aecompany and illuettute his Hlstory; and they may 00* be had of an Booksellers, pries One Onion', They ate sold separately, fay the accommodation at former Paramecia of the •filstary ipts they via be subjoined to each separate Volume of the new Edon of the History, which, with these Appendages, will, in' future, be sold at Six Guinea., ;in boards—Bridge-street, London, Ap, 1809. - 1 FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • - . At the London TOtero, Foxhole-street,. Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 24 of May nett,' THE fist-sail' Coppered Cutter Pouttunteirt, t, f • - • the . Disitinslons : Breadth - - - 65 Ft. ft) In: Length - - - 21 41 Depth - - - 9 0 Admeasures 118 36-94 Tons. Plereed.for 16 guns, nearly new, well found in good stores, an] appears to he particularly calculates) for a letter of marque, or runner to the West Indies, has good capacity of stowage, and needs nothing more than men and prov4sions to protest on any voyage immediately. Captured after a very lanz, ...hace, (having carried away her topmast) by his blajegy s ship shanuo:i, P. B. V. Baoar, Eq. Captain. For viewing the Vessel and Materials, and further informa tion, apply to W. P. Smith, Esq. G‘snrw.:'s-strert, Dock, or Mr. 1011 N HAWKER, Briton Side, AprillB. Merchant, Plymouth. • Such was the Res.)lation, and the Orly Resolution. of a public nature, With which they wereprovided: and having scripnlousli avoided in it every thought and every expiession which they-sup posed could possibly gire,offence to any pereossal or partylealint. they hoped to have?onciliated the concurrence and support of al/. their Brother Freemen ; and deemed it Impossible that sentiments and wi-hes 51 perfectly congenial with those of the great body of the people, could h~ negati7ed at a Great Comet of the Borough of IpsWich ; till they found r party industriously formed there, to frovrate altogether, by noise and tumult, the purpose for which it was convent.d. . _ rANDLES manufactured by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those nude in the common way. The tallow being melted with steam it greatly improved in its rel:tlity and colour, and the wicks, by bemg coated with waz, emir a brighter flame, and are more dr-able than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold fin the convenience of Families, I:: Boxes of One, 3,hret, biz, and Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. I fl 2, Fleet-street, London, and J. Batter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goats for ready money, Country :orri.spondents are requested to send references for pay.nent in .ondou with their orders. POETRY. Tbis day were published, elegantly printed abd embellished With beautiful Engravings by Cardon, from original Designs by Loutberbourgb and Barker, price Half a-Guinea in boards, QYM PAT HY, L AND SCAPES ih &ELSE. Tt ARS la of GENIUS, COTTAGE PIC MIMS, and other POEMS; revised, corrected, and illustrated with Notes. • May heir .opppownts long enjoy the full credit of the victory they gained on the occasion. The Portmen, on their part, are quite content to take to themselves the whole obloquy of bringing forward a treasure which they are satisfied must meet the approbation of. al!, but the miserable Took ar Dupes of those who thrive on that Syotem of Corruption and Abuse against which it was levelled. H. SF.EK AMP. • • 1 A I 21 B nl of in C w e: I - - 1 1 ut to lit EC to A 1 is be ek fe: Ta Bo Co 1.0 Ti to ele col flu cal adl :ne too Ito; au to • r I thi the 1' ; if ; i 1 I' . 1 This day was publklied, a new Edition, in 'Fwo elegant Vols. Foolscap Bsro. price 12s. in boards, THE MILITARY MENTOR, being a SERIES of LETTERS recently writtn by a GENERAL OFFICER Ills SON on his entering the Artny. Comprising a Course of 'rpm Instruction, calculated to uvice the Characters and Ac wmplishments of the GENTLEMAN ar.d ihe tOLDIER. 'I he established character of this Work, its g. neral reception in .le Army, and its adoption in ad Military Schools, are Cie highe , t ralogiums which cap: be conferred upon it. Private et.coadurns, addressed to the Echtor r miglit be quoted out of number, but he satisfied with the utility which he believes has attended bis well leant endeavours, and is compensated by the sale of tany thousand copies of his work in a very short period. He :open the principles contained in it will he immortal, and on their tecount he is solicitous that his book should last, and be read and oat d, as long 34 the language in which it is written- Printed for Rini/wan PrittLirs, Bridge-s:reet, London; awl be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books in Great I ri %tin, Ireland, and the Colonies. LIFE of LORD NELSON. By the Rev. J. S. CLARKE, and JOHN M'ARTHLTR, Esq. "tinted for T. Cade and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Miller, Albemarle-street. The printing of this Magnificent Work is now in so advanced ''•:'e, and the Engravings are all so.nearl); finished, that it will be published in the course of the month of May.. As a i•t evith the dates of orders for copies received previous to the th of May, will be prefixed to the Work :- this List, up to the .-tut time (ii:cluding a considerable proportion of t he most d•stin shcd names in the United Kingdom), is already printed alpha and now lies at the Publisher's for the iripection of per ms vi-ho maybe desirous to see that their names and addresses are .erectly inserted, and Also-, for the purpose of receiving any fur • ter Additions, before it be finally printed, and annexed to the till the 10th of May, the prices will continu.: as at pre• guineas for Copies with proof iiiipres.ions, and six gui. :ts copies) hut, after that rime, should any copies still li.iisosed of, the prices must necessarily be advanced, on :c°•''t t!,e extraordinary expencesincurred. '.' Hied I'roofs of most of the Engravings, together with ••'try of the Paintings, may now be seen at Meatrs. Cadell anti ) ion,.s . -, in t!:e Strand. I OkY OF Tlin POLITICAL LIFE OF THE RIGHT I-lON. WILLIAM PITT. Including some Account of the Times in which he Lived. By 10 I-IN GIFFORD, Esti. Prtnted for T. CADCLL and W. DAVI ra , Strand. PIE Author finding himself incapable of detailing : 1 - the ev , :nri of so interesting and important a period wit'ain ^.e limit which he originally prescribed to himself, and the Pub. •' , -rs hAvioy be...n honoured with intimations from many of Mr. • t , ', n•ost digtingaished friends, that a more elegant edition than t I I'er:o announced would be highly acceptable; the Public ftely informed, that the Work will be brought forward ia the month of May next, in the three tollowingforms, via tuu Copies, plt.r didlyprinted, in 3 vols. imperial 4to; which will •.!:• , : , hf , :llyappropriated, according to the dates of orders rect-ived; ss. in est raboards--3. A limited nurnberin 3 elegant 4to. .!t. or royal paper; price .1:13 Bs. in extra boards-3. Handsomely retl in G tivo ; price X 4 4a. of the hditions will be illustrated by two finely engra .'. Portraits or Mr. Pitt; one from the bust executed by Mr. ' 4 X1113II; the other from the most approved original picture; and ;htie one hundred proofs will be taken off for the superior c0.w,1 .w,1 the next impressions for the royal paper edition. A List of the Names received for the superior copies will -;-Tinted and prefixed to the Work, except those wh• may di rtct otherwist. MR. WARDLE. ShEPPIRLD, APRIL 12, 1809. • AT a Meeting of the INHABITANTS of SHEF FIELD, (a• whirl' not less than 5000 Persons were a ,. ..m1.1••ci; copyrnej. by pub'ic Advertisement, and held this day, 7.• the Code:-'s -Hall, and adjourned from thence to inrad -square. Mr. F. lIHODr.S, Ma s ter Cutler, in the Chair. It WAS Resolvrd rnalirrous/y, let, That, ardently as we wish to promote the welfare and prosperity of our Country, and warmly attached as we are to its true Constitutional Government, we cannot but d-..cr!y hi.leat, .1-at such shameful instances of Corrup tion, such wit:u..• i•:fi such unwarrantable Pr.;ctices, should ever hav, •-; • I Ave been developed by the late pro ceedings of the Howse .t Resolved unanimously, 'I ;Mt CIVILIAN! LLOYD WARDLE, Ksq. by inrituting the Inquiry, which has brought this scene or Corruption lteft.re the Judgment of the Public, he.s deserved emi nently well of his Country, and that the thanks of t.ds Aleufing, with feelings of respectful gratitud., be presented to him for the manly, firm, and independent manner in which, amidst great dis couraguments, undaunted Fiy threats of infamy and heavy respun stbility; .qually unconnected with, and unsupported by party, he has conducted this ::upirtant and patriotic inquiry. Reselvt..l unanimously, ad, That we also wish to convey the approbation, and the thanks, of this Meeting to Sir Famyets Busac rr, svhn seco.:d:d Mr. Wardle's Motion, to Lord FOLK STONE, Mr. WiiITER PAD, Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, General FEE ou,4s ax, Admiral MAttxuAtt, and all those Members of the House of Commons, who voted in the Minorities on the sevoral questions which arose in the course of this most interesting inves t ption. Resolved unanimooly, 4th, That the particular thanks of this Meeting be given to WILLIAM WILIDERFOIICZ, Esq. and the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Mitt Go, the two Representatives of this extensive and populous County, for the discriminating and independent sanction and support, afforded by them to Mr. \Vaal:me, in his meritorious efforts to detect and counteract abus-s so injurious to the real interests ot the Government and so detrimental to the welfare of the People. Resolved unanimously, sth, That We thus openly express our sentiments t conceiving it to be the duty of a sass People, when strongly urged by traniactions, which materially affect the essen tial interests of the whole community, to declare their opinions, unbiassed 11) Party consideration, in order that independent Men may be thereby encouraged steadily to pursue those just, rational, and constitutional measures which will eventually root out every species of corruption, and prevent the repetition of similar evil practices ; and which will also prove an effectual security against a profuse and unnecessary expenditure of public money. Resolved unanimously, 6th, That these Resolutions be tran scribed on parebm"nt, and remain for signatures at the Cutlers' Hall, for fourteen days fruat the date hereof. Resolved unanimously, 7th, That thesii Resolutions be printed and published in +land Diai.ia.,Cite Sheffield Papers, and other. wise, as the Chairman and she pesorif.a who moved the Reso lutions may direct. _ • E. RHODES. That thO thanis of this Meeting be given' to the Chairman for his conduct and Witt ttepestielity 1114 M Chair. A NEl,l' POLITICAL, MORAL, AND LITERARY PUBLICATION. On Surday , May 7th, will be pubbshi,(l, the First Number of THE CITIZEN; a weekly P a p er , con d ucte d b y the Writer of the Political Letters, signed Alfr:ti, which appeared in the News; assisted by Gentlemen of acknowledg:•d claisical attainment. The Politics of the CITIZEN will be in the strictest sense of the words, independent of par l tr...—pdaunted Discussion will form the distinguishing feature, and at will be the ionstant study of its Conductors to aid the people in vigorous, hut Constitutiona 1 struggle against the abuses which.infect the State. kiligested selection of Foreign Nevs7acoiioits detail of Do mestic Events ; and an.arratiged account of the Proceedings in Parliament, wijl be afforded in each Number. The interests of the Army and Navy will be carrfull7 watched over In the CITIZEN; and it Will be the aim of its Proprietors. to render their Paper useful to both these profeesions, by affo:ding such information, and discussing such topics, as sball be interest ing to each. l'o the Belles Lettres department of the Om en much atten tion will be paid. It is intended that Literary Criticism shall statedly occupy a portion of Its columns; also Strictures on the Drama, apd so the merits of Performers. The usual Tables of the Market', of the prices 'of stock, &c. Ste, will be regularly inserted, with the Bankruptcies, and other matter from the Weekly Gazettes. The CJITILIIN will be printed on the largest .iced paper ; with much attention to typographical neatnes4, and in the octavo shape, for the convenience of binding.—The Proprietott feel that at the present advanced price of paper; &C. they could not do justice :o the Public, for any sum short cd Ten-pence per Number. Orders received at the Oise, Nal, Catherine -street, Strand; sod by tits Norman, Clacks of the Saida, Postmasters, ism. • .By & 3. PRATT, Esq. Several of the Poems contained in this Volume are known to the World, as the moat pleasing and popular Con positionivin the English Language, but no uniform edition of them has Warn° existed; some have long been out of Print, and others.have been unattainable, except in connection with large and expensive Wads. By associating •tho_best style of modern Typography,. masterly Designs, and superior Brigravings with such. interesting Carnal") _ sitions, one of the mast elegant B:aiks of its Sias and Price is now presented to the Lovers of Litcrature,which has appeared for se. veral years. • Printed fir RICHARD PHIL,LIPS, No. 6, Bridge.street, Black friars; and to be had of all Booksi.liers. • •r• * Of whom may be hack, by the sine Au th or. liatvisrlloXts ; or., Supplementary Gleanings, price 11. lls. 6d. in bqafiltp. - - A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was published, price ;?d. or Thirteen to tke Dogma,' with the full allOwance to Schools,%* T • HE FIRST CATECHISM Or' CHILDREN, containing common Things necessary to be kn * O - Wit,:. adapted to the capacity and curiosity of children betwefu Pour and Teo Years Of Age. I.s the Rev. rAVID.BLAIR, A. M, • Author of the Class Book ; the Reading Exercises, or litre. ducdon to the Class Book; ad trio Grammar of Philosophy,.Bcd. dtc. ' - Every Pareet aid Tutor will b instantly struck With the use+ fulness and import,uice of this new Catechism, which bCgiris with reaching the Guild to count Tot and name the i)ays in the W F !:, and proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explioatiqn (Tall kinds of familiar and common oljects. It bt Sin fact,' as to the business of life, the first principlei of general knowledge, exactly the 'Same releion as the Church Catechism, and the easy Catechisms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Rae" and Morality. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridgi:- and to he had, w.th the other much approved Works Mlle Author, of all Booksellers in Town and Country, - VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. This thy was published, a New Edition, entbeillibedlrith 6trlg HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on VAN* Ore 2s. cd. bound ; with a full allowance f9e Sebools, • D EADiNG EXERCISES for' he Junior Climes in Schools, being a Sequel to Mayor's kid other.. 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