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(ro 3 A. • • -; te • •k) 4, 3 ) • • . t. ••' ,‘ labs . • 141 . S - • & ...k - " r • IrP . 4 9 Pi r • 0 er, 4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY. LANL ARMY. A CAPTAIN of a Second Battalion of the - Line at Home, withes to Eachange ado into a &coot, Batts/1m at Home —Letters addreffetl (port paid) to X. V. Z. at PAO. Llactises, Hatter, No. a, Sackvine-nrect. Plecsdaly. ADM.I2ALTT-O.PFICB, Nov. TO, IEO7. NOTICE it litredy gitien tbnta SFirron of Ojer and Terminer and Cod 11Seery, for the Trial of Ofjcsees commit tad *tube Hite Sets, tiriAitatilk yrriffiaimo of the Admire/I . y of llng- Jand o Witll bet. at Yea*** Hell, in the Baity, London, or. •Fribey the 44 o f ?Matter xxxs, at Binkto Clod in the Morning. W. W. POLS. This day was pubiliked, price t3a 61 in board., I'ANKERVILLE FAMILY, in Thrce Volumes. BY A LADY. " Oh ! may my Pencil place Each little Errur in the fatraft Light." London : Printed for R. Dutton, Gractchurch-Rrect : and C. Chapple, Pall Mall. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 11, will be seed the Comedy of THE INCONSTANT. Old Minix!, Mr. Dowton ; Young Mirabel, Mr. Ellift6n ; Captain Durctcte, Mr. Bannifter; Dugard, Mr. Holland; raj; Mr. De Camp; Oriana, Mifs Boyce; Bifarrc, Mrs. Jordan ; and Lamorce, Mifs Scott. • To which will be added (for the sd time this feafon) TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF MON FGATZ. youncrekeli, Mr. H. Siddoos; Wolf, Mr. Dowton ; Conrad, Mr. Wroughton ; lfidore, Mr. Ruffen ; Alczieta, Mrs. Powell; and Chriftiana, Mr. . Bland. On Mooday, Love for Love; with Tekeli. On Tuefday, a Conde Opera; with Ella Rofenbert. On Wedncfday wiU be produced (never aded) a new Tragedy, cared Faulkener. This day W3s publifited, in one voleme, demy odtallo, price go. boards. the Second Edition of CHRISTIAN POLITICS, in FOUR PARTS. Part 1. Containing a View of Civil Government In its In• Iltsence on Virtue and Happinefs, chi&fy from the relation It bears to Liberty and Property. Part II On the Importance of Religims both to Society and be Individual ; with IttiLlfliens on Religious littablithmenta and Toleration. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Part 111. On the Conduet of a good Citisen, partieul/tly under any moderate Government. Part IV On the Way to liv: happily ander aft Governments and in all Situations The left time of Mrs. Siddons's appearing till after Baiter. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER will be aged Shakefpeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. With new Dreffes, Decoration., &c. &c. kontes, Mr. Kemble ; Antlgonus, Mr. Murray; Phocion, Mr. Chapman ; Poliscnes, Mr. Pope ; Maul Mr. C. Kemble Shepherd, Mr. Blanchard ; Clown, Mr. liflon ; Autolycus, Mr. Minden ; Hermione, Mr.. Siddons ; Pcrdita, MI6 Nor ton ; and Paulina, Mrs. C. Kemble. After which will be performed (gth tiatc), a Grand Hiitorleal Melo-Drama, called THE BLIND BOY. - - - By ELY BATES, Efi. Primed for Longman, Hurd, Rees and Orme, Paternolter-row. In the amide of this volume many interefting fubjedts are treated of, and generally with that portion of goad fence, ufaul learning, and benevolent intention which we have alrtaaly de fcribed. Critical Review, November 1806 MALCOLM'S LONDON. This day was publifhed, in (trio, Price 21 as in Boards, the Fourth Volume, being the completion of L ONDINIUM REDIVIVUM; or, a n An c i en t Hiftory, and Modern Defeription of London, c implied from parochit I records, archives of various foundations, the Raid= MSS. and other anthentle fources. TO FAMILIES FROM THE EAST OR WEST INDIES. • TO DE SOLD. AHOUSE, near Portmanfquare, with the hand tome modem Furniture, complete, belonging to a Perfou of Diftindion. The Pren - ifes arc deferving the attention of a (mall genteel Family. Immediate poffefEon may be had. For tickets to view, and particulars, apply to Mr. Routledge, Solicitor, Harcourt buildings, Tempe. The principal charadters by Mr Murray, Mrs. C. Kemble, Mr. *natal, Mr. Fawcett, Mr Thompfon, Mr. Chapman, f%lr. Farley, Mr. Litton, Mifa Brittow, Mifs Nortnit To-morrow, Two Faces undo. a Hood; with the Blind Boy. On Monday, The Revenge . On Tuefday, Two Faces under a Hood. On Wednefday, The C.mcdy ut the Confederacy. TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. On Mcnday next will be publifhed by Clcnienti and Co No. 26. Chespfide, 'THE much admired MUSIC in the Opera of TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD, compared by Mr. Sam" price 155. Where alto will be publithed in akw days, the favourite Mullein the Blind Bay, eompokd by Mr. Davy. HAYDN' SCOTTISH SONGS, With Words by Walter Scott, EN. Burns, and Other.. WILLIAM WHYTE, St. Andrew's thee, Edin burgh, has the honour of announcing to his Subferibres, and the admirers of the Companions of Haydn, that the Second Volume of his Coilscftino of SCO rrisH SONGS, harmonYled exclufively by that greatMafter, is jolt publiftsed, pfsce Ifs with, or say without accompaniments. Of whom alto Maybe had, the Ysrft Volume, either with or without accompaniments, The Proprietor is emboldened to lay, that the above mentioned Volumes form the beft felettion of Seoul& Songs extant, not only from the care employed in feleeting the Airs, and all of them being harmonized by Haydn, in which the genital of the compofer, in dulging in its luxuriant variety, has acco nmodated itfelf to the fpccific charaderiftics of each air —hut, what is !till more !layer ing, and that which mutt render them for ever valuable, is, they atc the hit and the molt vigorous elf irts of that great man in fa veur of the muhc of Caledonia, and which he Las hitaelf /no :touted to be his belt. Intl publifli -el. price ts. 6d. LORD CATHCART'S EREEDITIoN To THE BALTIC. a favourFe Air, arranged with Variation. tor thi. Piano Forte, by Mr. Ross, Organift, Aberdeen. Sold ago by Clement' and Co. Cheapflde ; Goulding and Co. Now Bond-ltrett; and the ether principal MuGc feller. in Lon don. NEW SACRED MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS. JuR publithed by Marrs. Burros and PVIIPAY, No. 75. St. Paul's Church-yard, London, And fold by every Mulic I,ller in the I/nitei Kingdom. t. S HEPHERDS, rejlice, lift up your Eye, ; a New Chriftmas Hymn. The Words from Dr. Watts's Lyric Poems—the Mul liy Purday. price Is. a. Behold, the Lamb of God; a New Grand Chriftmls An them, for a Full Choir—Figured for the Organ—Computed by T.,, Porday, as 3. Comfort ye, my People; a Chrillmst Anthem, by A. Wib hams 24. 4. Arife thine. 0 Zion ; a Chriftmas Anthm, by ditto, Ts. S. Hnufe of cur God with cherrful Anthems ring; a New Year's Ode, by A. Williams, Is &d. 6. Dr. Watt,'s Divine Songs fur Children—Set to Mac, by T. Purday.—Second Edition. with a Sufpi• meat, 4s 7. A Second Set of Pfahn Tune, and Three Anthems, with 6ymphonies, and an inilrumental Hats, adapted for the ufe of Country Choirs, and figured fur the Organ—Compofed by Tha ■u Clark, of Cantcrbury, Ss Harmonia Sacra l.ondi•utfir: containing tts New Pfalm led Hymn Tunes, and 2 t Anthems, and Sacred Odes. The whole Original; fete tad from the mantifcripts of feveral authors; and a tonSclttable part of the work computed by T. Purday, tos. FOE THE 1 EE 'l H AND GUMS. ?vomited and ufed iry th , ir Royal Highnetrts the Dukes of Ct*. elven arid }CYST, and Gel tlemen in the Navy and Army, who have found the good effras in longwoyages. • TROTI'ER 's 0 R I ENTA I. DENT I Fit ICE ; or, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for twenty years fteeinmended—a tingle box a fufficient quantity to afeertain its deny and virtues—being actinonledged by the moll repedable Palest autborities—ufed by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanfes and beautifies the Teeth, fweetens the putlifres no acid that can corrode the enamel, and Sta a beautiful polith on the Teeth. From its allringeney, it benrhens the Gums, eradicate, the Scurvy, (which often poves the deftruction of a whole let of Teeth), preferves found *lt from decay. Put what has enhanced it in the ettimarion of lb* who have been in the bahit of tiling ir, ie, that it prevents lie return of the Tooth. Ash, with which before they had been latently affildesi Likewife. a Tiodlum, which pair s the power allik the molt viuknt Tooth•Ach, and is a wain with the Powder. i on A Caution...-Any Afiatit Tooth Prowder, without ' M. Trotter' to the Stamp are count e rf e i ts . Sold, wbolt.fale and tttail, at 'het "tkrarttoofe, Nn 3, Esau /oft Buildings, S t r an d ; an d, 11 appointment, by Mars. Sim awes, Milos, and Belam, l'iartflunutli; Mr. Richards, Plymouth, mod Mr. Gr e enw e ll. flock : Mrs Siscarcliff, and Agg and Sault • Brittel ; M r . Vi ne an d Marra, Bath ; Mr. Thompfon, Hie Night; Mr. Cove. No tt i l gbaw ; Mr. P u ll ett . Coh.htiter ; der, 0:10N ; Pratt. Carublidge; Auttncon, Chefter ; Brent, artocuth 1 Townion (Tatham ; Dyer, Scwcaltle upon•Tynt ; r. Lugar, Southampton; Jacobi. Sheet refs, and Danfon, 13• Ina Sold ist every capiral town tlkruuz, bout England Iregankl, 4 Scotland. GRAND CITY LOTTERY o f FREEHOLD HOUSES, &charged of LAND TAX. Upwards of ICSOO s cOoValue in Capital Ptak, • TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. TO IC DRAWM IM OUILOMALL. LIST OP CAPITAL PRIZES, WIT* tax VALUZ OP [ACM. Grand Hotel No. si, Skinner itrcet, £25,000 No. 24, Skinner. area, - 7 coo - No 43, ditto, 6,0t0 N 6. 43, ditto, • 6,000 No. 31 Pickett Meet, - Coo* No. 7, ditto, - 6,000 No. i 7, Skinner.itrect, . +ono No. at, ditto, - • 4.0C0 No. 41, ditto, - 4,003 No, 8, ditto, - 4.0.:•0 No 4, di t t o , - 4, 0 00 No. to, Pickett•ftrect, - 4.-00 No. It. ditto, - _..4cers 1 No. til, Skinner-ftreer, - 3,003 No. 40, Weft-fide of Snow Hill, 3 ,0 00 No. es, thinner ftrcet, . 3,000 No. 48, ditto, 3,000 - No. 49, di t t o , - 3 , 000 No. 4, Pickett-lireet, - 3,000 . No. as. Skinner Ricci, - 2,000 Making together the Sum of 4f0 4 koo. '1 he above Valuation is taken at the lowett citimate, and shere is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very confidersbly increafe-d in value. In proof of this fad, it was the intention of the Contredlors to have en gaged to perchafe the (event Houfes at the prices get again it each, but it was deemed contrary to the Adt of Parliament, fur them to offcesMoney for the Honks before the Lottery was drawn. It is however csrtain that Offers have been made from various Per fans to purchafe flveral of the Hooks at the Pricestbey ar c eflima ted at. and it is IF/a - Toted that tliofe Prizes which are divided into (mall Glares Mall be fold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders accurding ad their rept dive Shares. Tickets and Shares are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices. PRESENT PRICE. Tickct C 7 1.4 Half £4 0 0 Eighth 4t I 0 gyarter_ z o 1 Sixteenth 0 to 6 GRAND CITY LOTTERY OF FREEHOLD HOUSES, DISCHARGED OF LAND TAX, Upwards of loopool. Valuc in Capital Prizes, from 20001. to as pool —To be Drawn in Guildhall. TICKETS and SHARES are on S a l e by H ones - 11 - and Co. Stock Brokers, No. saSt, Oxford firm, and No 2, Curnlull, Royal Exchat gc. IMILSENT PRIM, Ticket L - 1 4s. Half - 4 0 o Eighth - a t o Qcarter - 2 t o I Sixteenth - 010 6 Btgins Drawing a6th APRIL, Md. GRANT OF ANNUITIES. W ANTED hem Ten to Fifteen Thoufand Funnels, in one t r twn fumy, for which an Annuity or Annuities will lie granted amply fecured and payable out of Free hold Lames fur the life of the Annuitant or Annuitants, who are required to be of the al,e of Thirty Years or upwards at the time of granting the fame. Particulars may be known. by application to Mr. Tymbs, Rpintcr, Worcditcr. — ty The whole in one Sum will be preferred.—None need apl•ly but principal. FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE, A r CHARNEY IN BERKS. TO BR SOLD, I ithcr tog 'then, or in Lots, "THE• MANOR of CHARNEY, with its Rights, Members and Appurtenances in the. County of Ihrks, with the very Scut - able feveral Farms and Lands thereto belonging, in the occupation of Mears. Woodbridge, Pyke, and Sin's, Tenants at Will, cobtaining 491 Acres or thereabouts . Charney fnuatc about ten miles from Oxford, eight from 'Abington, and ha from I.arringdoo, in a fine Sporting Country, and near the Turnpike Roul, leading from Oxford and Abingdon to Fart ingdon, Cireneeller, and Glouceiter, and the 1. ftatc is well worth the attention of any perfon, either to Le or occupy. For furthar particulars and to treat for th- 'nrrha'• of the whole. or any part of the haat; apply to Mr Malawi, Solitite, Abingdon. This day was published, price is. holm], T HE NEW ORTHOGRAPHICAL ASSIS -- TAN f, or F.NGLISH FXERCISH-BOOK. Written on an improved plan, for the more fpeedy inftrudion of young perfoas in the art of fpelling, and pronunciation, Intended for the ufe of Schools. By THOMAS CARPENTER, Author of the Scholar Spelling Affiftant. Panted fur Longman, Horn, Rev, and Orme, Paternufter row. Of whom may be had, The SCHOLECS SPELLING ASSIETANT o pfiCe n. 3d. bound. Juft publifhed, price ss. 6d. faired in Marble Paper, The Third Edition, whit Additions, of ACOMPANION to the ALMANACK ; con tabling an Explanation of the Saints' Days and Holidays, with Biographical Sketch.fs of the Perrone, ,indnonce! Ac counts of the Events, on which the lefties's arc founded. To which is prefixed. an Introduetion k esplaining the Chronological and Aftronomical Terms, and the general Contents of Modern Altnanacks ; with a brief Inquiry into their origin. By JOHN AUDLEY. London : Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry. Of whom may alto be had, jolt publifhed, price 3s. boards, Evening Amufemrnts, for the Year ;log; being the Fifth of the Series of Annual Volumes for the Improvement of Students in Altronomy. By W. Fread, Efq. M.A. Fellow of Jefus College, Cambridge. CORINNA, OR ITALY. Lately was publilhed, in Three large Volumes sumo, price s in boards, CORINNA, or ITALY ; t r anfl a t e d f rom t h e Fren ch of the celebrated Madame de Stael Hol mein , Authors(' of Delphine, &e. &c. Printed for Samuel Tipper, LeadenhaU *reet. IT Three months after this trauflation was publifhed, another molt unhantifomely and underhandedly. made its appearance, and taking advantage of S. Tipper's advertifemeuts, palmed upon the Public. The refpedable Bookiellers have not countenanced a con dud fo contrary to the eltablifliedufage oft he trade; and to prevent the Public from encouraging this trick S. Tipper begs to inform them, that his edition (as in the original) is in 3 volumes, while the other is fpun out into five. For the charader of this excellent Novel, fee the Monthly Review for o.ftober, the Critical for November, and the Edinburgh, No. 31. This day were publifbedTio 13 Volumes Bvo, price 61 - t6s. 61. THE WORKS of Sir WILLIAM JONES. kith the LIFE ot the AU THOR, by Lord 'FEIGN MOU PH. Printed for John Stoadale, Piccadilly ; and John Walker, Pa ternofter row. Of whom may be had the above Works in 8 volumes royal 4to elegantly bound in Rulta, price 221. Lord Orford's Works, 5 vols. 4w. - so so 0 ilsavater's Phyfinguomy, 5 vols. 4to. - 17 0 0 Hugarth's Work,, by Cooke 0 0 Murphy's l'aritus, 8 vols Bvo 31. 3s Royal - 4 4 0 Edward.'s Hift•ry of the Welt Indies, 3 vols. Eve. 1 1 o BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE—TO BE SOLD, I'EIE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and -A- gvenfive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Patl - Audis and induced Grounds adjoining, at Sparlholt. in Berkthire, late the Mate, and in the occupation of Lieut. General Gabbit, &crated, and two Farms belonging to the fame; the whole can • taituog about 284 AMA. Alf:), the rythcs of Fifty three Acres of Land, in Rarnfbury, Wiltihire The Huai and Lands at Sparfholt, see fitaated about five miles from the town of Wantagc, and are, together with the Trthes in Wildhire, la to rdpeetattle tenants, on leaf., which will expire at diff.:rctit periods, twelve.years, and now produce 031. and upwards per annu .n, tut will rife conti.'erahly. .1 here i. a quantity of and ornamental Trees on the Lands. The date is fubjeet to two Annuities, one of &pl. and the other of 751. a year. Particulars may be known by apply in; to Jofeph Gahbit, Efq Limerick, Ireland; Benjamin Alnrl.md , b fq. Abingdon. Berkthire ; and John Lloyd, Efq. Merrion.fquare, Dublin, to whom propo- Ws are to be made in writing. CHESHIRE. MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE, with Valuable Contingencies. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, I'HE MANOR OF WINNINGI'ON, with the Manfion Heide and Offices called WINNING lON compriling a fpacious and complete Rbadence fur a large Family, built with Roue and covered with flue, and finilbed in a modern ilyle; containing Rooms of large alimenfions fuperbly fitted vp— Geometrical Stone Stairs—% ahogany Door s —Plate (Alfa Win , down—Marble Chimney-pieces% —and Oak Floors -- with ap• proprieto attached and daubed Ofates—Stahl . ng fur Fifty Horfes—Coach Houh.v Green Houfe—Hot Houfes--Grapery —Pine and Succeffinn Hooks--ezeelknt Kitchen Gardens, with Hot Wails Mailroom Hoare— Cold Barivi Houfe--a Poultry Houfe upon a fuperior kale—and every neeeftry build ing for agricultural purpofeii—lliwe Hoofs—Entrance Cottage Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations flying to the River Weaver, at a convenient -alliance from the houfe, which is well fituated an very highly ornamental ground, and -furrotinded by about Six Hundred and Forty Acre. of Land, elsisay Meadow and Patera, of fuperior quality, divided into Farms, and let to rerpedtable Tenant —Woods and Plantationsan hand—and °rem mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road; the whole toga. tiller forming a trial). clearable , auci elegant Kelidence for a large Eltabliaament. To Which there is attached,. ntoft valuable MINkR Al..which . lf attentled to, far ezweds the valor of this ',bee as a refitience. The ittate Gtuate one mile front Northwitit,r 7 from Chefter, 12 front Manchrfter, and 3o (rem Liverpool. May be viewed by applying to the Rev Jnah Furey, Winnington Lodge, near Nor Is wich—and Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor ; at the Hotel, Chefter; the Hotel. Liver. po the lindgewater Arms, Maischelter; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall. Londoo ; where a ?tan of the Enact: ins) , be ' fect,and the rri,:e and Nether I'ari4ctilars laudsvm CAMDEN'S BR 1 TANNIA. Dedicated by peroniginn, to bis Majcity. This day war publifhed, in Four large Volumes folio, illultrated with numerous Maps and Plates, price 161. 16s. or on fine Papa, with coloured Maps 251. 41 1 . 141(ITANNIA ; or, a DESCRIPTION o f t h e FLOURISHING KINGDOMS of ENGLAND, SCOT. LAND, and IRELAND, and the ISLANDS adjacent, from the rlieft Antiquity. By WILLIAM CAMDEN. With the lateft Dr wove. tes. by Ricuaan Own*. Primed for John Stockdale, Pieca Lilly. For the converacnce of the Public, the above Work is publifh. ing in fisteen Parts, at al. as each. This day was puMilbed, in one large volume, Bvo. with a Map of India, price tI. in board/. or t I. Is. Hallhound and Lettcred, I'HE New ANNUAL ItEGISTEIt ; or General REPOSITORY of HISTORY, PQLITICS, and LITE. RKPURE for the Year 18;6—to which is prefixed. Part 111. of the Hiftory of Knowledge, Learning, and Tafte in Great Britain, during the Reign of King William, cemprifing a fetch • f the Lives and important Labours of the molt celebrated Literary sod Political Charadiss who flourifited in that intereßiag period. Ibis Volume, as an Hilterical and Political Regina gives a brief but faithful 'ketch of all the m o t i m p ortant difcalona in both Houfes of Parliament, together with copies of the (everal Rate papers referred to; it contaios a Luminary view of every interelting event that has occurred daring the year, in the kraal kingdoms and Rates of the civilized world—it records the rife and fall of Empires, and develupes the sank, which have corfpired to augment the power of France, and diminitla the glory and itAluence of Auftria and Praia. As a hiftory of Literature and Science, an accovat of every watt, both' Foreign and Dome(- tic. which has exiated public attention, and of every difcovery in , Philofophy and the Arts, will be found in departments appropri- ated to the purple ; together with faieb camas from the molt celebrated Treatifes as are calculated, at once, to difplay the powers of the writers, and to add to the information of the rea der. To this art fulijoined Biographical Anecdote, of many living and deceafed charatters, who have attained to high celebrity in literary, philotophical and naive life. Printed for John Sioekdale. Piccadilly. Of whom may be had complete Ceti of the above Work, in 17 Vols. price a 4 Is. half-bound and lettered, Or any feparate volutes. N. B. Mr. Stoclade, in return for the increafed p.itronage which dn . New Annual Regiftcr has recently obtained, has, it confiderable expellee, made flick arrangements as to be able to übli 4 each fucceeding volume annually on or before the eft of Worth, which la: eonceircs will gresidy enhance the vajue of the Work. By JAMES L'ELLER MALCOLM, F S A. Printed for the Author, and fold by Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoßer-tow. This may indeed be coufidered as an original Hittory of London. No fobjed at all conoeaed with the tuidertaking teems to have efesped the Author's notice. The work it full of biogra phical notices, curious anecdotes, local peculiarities, charters, preknuaents, &c &c. ; ar.d what is not lets deferving praife, the extrads from Regilters are fo various, that certificates may be obtained if neceffary of upwards of a thoufand eminent names, exclufive of isfcriptions on monument•. The labour of fuch an undertaking is fo manifest, and its utility at the fame time fo oh vim's, that it leans a fort of pubkc duty to promote it by all pet- Able accommodation. We hate no doubt that whenfiniihed this will be the mot comprebenfive account of London that has ever barn publithed." Britifh Critic for October, t 8 as. •.• *f he purchafers of the former Volumes are requelted to complete their feta. The three Artt Volumes may be had either fepuately or toge ther, price 51 51. in boards. On the 2111 loftant will be publifh‘d, /a two •ery large Volumes Folio, or Four Pans, THE GARDENER'S and BO rANIS"I"S DIC TIONARY: Containing The belt and neweft Methods of cukivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nurfery : of performing the Practical Parts of Agriculture, of managing Vineyards, and of pro' ogating . all Sorts of Timber Trees. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F. R. S. Gardener to the Worthipful Company of Apothecaries, at their. Botanic Garden in Chelea, and Member of the Botanic Aca demy at Florence. To which are now firft added, a complete Enumeration and Deferiptiou of all Plants hitherto known, with their Generic and Specific Chandra, Places of Growth, Times of Flov►ering. and Ursa both Medicinal and Economical The whole eorreded and newly arranged, with the addition of all the modern Improvements in Landfcapc Gardening, and in the Culture of Trees, Plllltll and Frain, particularly in the various kinds of lint Houfes and For cing Frames, with PIACI, explana ory both of them and the Prin ciples of Botany—By Tames s MAKI TN, B. 1). F. Z. S. Regius Profetfor of Botany in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Printed for F C and J Riviugton, J Johofun , G and W Nicol, R. Baldwin, W J and J Richartifon, S Hayes, It Faulder and Son, T Payne, W Lowndes, J Walker, 0 Wilkie and J Robinfon, Cuthell and Martin, R Lea, Vernon, Hood and Sharpe, T Taylor, E Jeffery, W Clarke and Sons, G Robinfon. 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The HUSIAND and Wl7 e, or the Matrimmbl Martyr, by Mrs Bridget Bluemantle, author of the 'rime Old Maids, Ste. 3 vets t ant price tss fewed Mvs rear Upon MY may, a tale of Flier Times, by the au thor of the Baron de Falkenbeim, 4 vole i 21%10, price aos fewed A Part at our Ancasroas. by Henrietta Rouviere, author of Luflington Abbey, Heirs of ViUeroy, Ste. 4 viii r smo , it t• fewed 1 he MAID Of AVON, a Novel for the Haut 'Fon, by an kith. woman, 3 rola 11M0,11ViCe 13$ 6d fewed The Nu N of hits aatcoasta4, or the Eve of All Sainte, by Sophia Franci., author of Vivonio,Cott:tanee de Liudt.nftiort, 6.. c. 4 vuis • anso, tBs roved The BANDIT'S Bat Da, or the Mall of Saxony, by the author et Montbrafil Abbey, 4 volt lintu , tBs fewed BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES. Under the Superintendance of Frtih ms, Ottley, and To:Ain'. On the sfl. of January ISA. will be publithed, No. I, to be conti nued Monthly, of I 'HE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, in Two Series ; compriang Engravings of all the caichrated Piaures of the great Mailers in the United Kingdom. with Hiltu• Heal and Defcriptive Letter prefa. No. I. Fias r Sant is—conuining twn plates, reprefenting It pi Lures in the Marquis of Stafford's Colledlion, on elephant 4to, price Los 6d; on atlas 4to, with proof impreifions on India paper, al ts ; on atlas 4to, with the prints (lightly coloured, 11 i to Q. No. I. Sacuma Tbe Wonsan Taken is Adultery, by Rubetis, In the collctlion of Henry Hope, F.fq. tau atlas 4to, price los 6d ; on colombier folio, with proof imprtf tons of the plates on India paper, ti ts; on colonabier folio, with the prints highly s:tithed In colours, in imitation of the 4.rigioal pidum, tl its 6cli _ ____ The Mitotic*, Part by William Young Ottley, Efq. F. S. A. The Deferiptive Part by Hairy Treiham, Rfq. R.. A. and W. Y. Daley, Efq. The engravings by Mr. P. W. Tonikins liiitorical en graver to her Majetty, who has the inanagenient of the executive part of the Work ; Mr. L. Schiavonetti, Mr. A. Cardoo. and other emiueut Engravers. The Drawings of thsfriril Series by Mr. W. W. Crag, and of the Second Series by Mfrs. Tomltios, ['twins, Violet, Hodgfon, Anft.ll,Satehwell, Re. Uncles the fuperintenclanee of HENRY TRESHAM, Efq. R. A. Printed for Longman, Huta, Rees and Orme, Paternofter row; I White, Fleet ftreet ; Cadell and Drain, Strand ; and P. W. Tomkine, New Rood (beet. •. • A mixed manner of Engraving has been c h o r es f or t h e prefent Work, as acknowledged to be the heft means of Imitating accurately the peculiar ityle of the Mater, and the touch of the pencil, either In chiarofeuro, or with the additional advantage of colours, tat tittle peculiar excellence in which the celebrity of many of the molt dittinguillsed Maters ig founded. The objet of the relent undertaking is to give a fiiiiiited faithful reprefentatiusi of the original Pidlure, tinder the combinations of ftylis of draw. Lug. con pontior, light a 4.lhadow, and colouring. , N. b. rut further parecu:ars, fee the PsofpeCits. In the Mouth of January, 1808, will be publinictl, (Dv SVIIsCIOPTION) TWELVE ITALIAN CANZONETS, with Accompaniment for a Harp or PlaF.o Forte, dedicated to the Baronefs of 6chuturt. By SIGNOR ADA MO MARCORI. The Works will be Printcd in the belt Style, in Two Books of Six each : !We to Subfcribers (each Book) 0 6 0 To Non Subfcribcrs - 0 7 6 A lilt of Suhfcribery Names will be printed. Subfcrlptions received by Broderip and Wilkinfon, No. is, Hay Market. PIC7VAL LING OPPICA, December 7, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING NM MAY Urn NArr , efe booby give Notice, That on Wsdnefday the Roth inftant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (ferried up) and treat for One Hundred Tons of IRON VATT, and for FOUR. HUNDRED TONS of IRON DU IT HOOPS, or for any quantity thereof, not les than Fifty Toes; to be deliverdlin ten weeks, by weekly pro portions, into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with iutereft ninety daysnfter datc. The conditioeks.aktht Contrad way be ken a: the Secretary's Office. No rezerel will be bed be my Temier i. erbieb the trier filet/ cot be Waled is womb it !myth, •rfief Jiell not be deremerod to toe Boar! &fore owe etha oa the fetid Ifrochiefday the 16th iViamt, nor in* Me Palm we, melee tbs Tinder, or Jim Perlis .a bin 444 worse to Wryer lobe. coiled for.