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In the Press, by the same, A VOLUME. of SERMONS, preached on Public Occasions. anti pubWshed by request ; with an APPENDIX ; consisting of Observations on the Catholic Question, and on several other im portant Subjec.:s. GLOTICISTERSHIR IMEC I TTON. UR. DUrrON's COMMITTEE sits and will co•lnoue to sit daily during the Election, at Will's Ciffee house, Serle-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. when friendly commu nications are thankfully received. That PrOposals vAll be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, en or before Mooday, the 11th of February next, from such Perms as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, consiring of Tools of various de .cript ions, for sir like of this Department, for a period of Three Years. 13y the Rev. JAMES RUDGE, A. B. Curate and Lecturer of Saint Anne, ',firehouse. Mired for F. C. and J. Rivlngton, 62, St. Paul's Church yard. BRECONSHIKE AND HERkFORDSI-111th "I RAM ROAD• A T a General Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS,. 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The contents of which are: Gsnzaec PillEfACZ.—Oxford Prise Euay—Jevenal Mos. tratel-4inendstions on plesages in Aristophanes, No. lI.—A That the neat General Meeting of the 'Subscribers be holden' upon Wednesday, the 20th February, litll, at the Swaii Inn, Hay, .at 12 o'clock, when the attendance of every Subscriber is particularly requested. That these Resolutions, with a List of the Sabstrihere be pub lished in the Morning Chronicle and STAN. (Signed) JAMES JONES, Chairman. LLST OF SUBSCRIBERS. Earl of Oxford £20911 Samuel Hancorn Al : ill Ladpiallitilfley wit • 1 Repko 1000 Lady Char/ette Harley 200 Viscount Hereford 1000 , Lady Au Harley 200 I Sir G. Cornwall, Bart. 1000 lady Frances Harley 200 i'l'. F. Lewis 1000 Hon. Alfred Harley 200 I Walter U'ilkins, jun. 1000 Miss Harley SOO I 'Fhomas Watkins 1000 Miss Frances Harley 500 'uses Jones 101,0 Earl of Ashbornham 1000 ..I',uNkityns Dew 1909 Sir C Morgan, Bart. 2000 1 bons* Powell i 1009 Walter Wilkins , M.P. '2OOO William Davies 100 I Hon. Andrew Foley, M.P. 500 Major Aubrey' ' lON, SirY. G. CotterellAt. M.V. 500 George Overton POO Thomas Foley, M.P. 600 John Parry Wilkise : MI Wm. Gordon, M.P. 600 James Beavan 201) Walter Jeffreys 500 George Munkley 20041 Hogli Bold '5OO James Webster' 2no Henry Allen 1 560 Franeii Langley 200 I James L. Harris 500 John Morgan 100 F.. Frere 500 Edward Junes, jun. 901 I Jeffreys Wilkins - SAO Thomas Trumper 200 !Avineri) Park in mn 500 I John Wellington Lloyd 200 Benjamin fhomas 500 Henry Allem jun. • 306 i James Wilita•lts 500 1 John 'c . rimper 100 _ . muTauve of the last illness:and death of Parson, with a fac simile of an Inscription found at Eleusb.—Account of the luscrip.— ilibHcal Criticisms —Explanation of. a Passage in Horice.—Of the Standard ut lane, No. 111.—Grodus to Du Madtler, on a course of Reading.—Grotias to J. 4. De Thou, on his Centro , *wad Writings.— lugs Granunaticz ; being an attempt Viln a% itigre the EnglisiVerls—ldustnition of DeuteronJmy.—Mar tial.—Emendationes in itschyll 4uppliess..--Intistiraiian of Isaiah, No I.—Remarks on Longin'us, No. I.—Of Degrees in the Uni versities.--On Greek Accents.—On Latin Supires.—Dr. Clarke's Hebrew Criticisms.—Latnberti Boa de Etymologii Orzcil.—On the English Version of the Old Testament. —On Sir G. Staun ton's Penal Code of China.—Latin Poem.—Conjecturs in Auc torn Gr.—On the Ir.scripdon in Blenheim Gardene r -Classical' Criticisms.—On the InseripOnns found at Ancient Sagiintum.— , Bibliography.—Notes to Correspondents.—General Index to Vol. Land 11. The Titles to VoL T. and 11. are given in this Number. The Noribers will in future be regularly published on the Irt of Aor:. July, October, and January. Subscribers may, therefore. has, :bent with Reviews and Magazines, by giving a general order to their Booksellers. 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Of whom may be had, just published, Professional Characteristics. Consisting of Naval Squalls, Mi litary Broils, Physical Disasters, Legal Flaws, and Clerical La mentations, uttered by an Admiral, a Colonel, a Lawyer, a Doc , tor, and a Parson, in the Coffee-room at Bath. Price 3s. in extra hoards. Also Woodward's Eccentric Excursions through England and Wales, in Ito. containing a Description of the Country, with the Hu mours, lollies, ffcc. of the Inhabitants of each County, embel lished with 100 humorous plates, price £5 coloured, an d £3 3s. plain. Pros and Cons for Cupid and Hymen, with a humorous large Frontispiece, price 7s. in extra boards. WINDMILL. lobo Powell 500 I Walter Watk!ils WO. I William Jones 5001 John Clutton 510 James Spencer 500 I William Wilkins 30u Thomas Perry 300 William Saunders 300 Charles Williaing 300' Thomas Longfellow 300 Janus Pricy 109 . 1110111.15 Price lO9 Joseph Ward 109 John Milward IN Thomas Kress 'lOO Morgan Waiters lu9 Edward Hanley 100 Henry Allyn Llierefard) 100 Richard Unoood, jun. Ivn Sarah Eves 100 TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE •CONTRACT, THE long unexpired LEASE of a capital WIND MILL, with a Fan Tail, together with the retentive Pre mises, within a few walk of the three Bridges.—Re ference, on application to G. Cooke, Printer and Stationer, Dunstan's Hill, Tower-street. nom= Jams 3064 ileeeseaselcs 1110 The Surveyors estimate of die. enema, .C4:2,000. A Plan of the proposed Road, with observations respecting the Undcrtaking and an Abstract of tie Surveyor's Report, may be had at the Auction Mart; the Office of Mr. Pest/true, Solicitor, Vernlam-Buildings, Gray's Inn ; and the Office of Mr. Spencer, holici:or, Hay, kireconslure, •irbere the names of Sidascribers will be received until the It:th day of February pelt. TO BE SOLD, the Perpetual Advowson and Right of Presentation to a VICARAGE adioining the Turnpike Road between Alton and Alrecitt.:, in tb , County of Southampton, producing about £3OO per ?ilium. ne +legation is very pleasant. The Premises consist of the Vicarage Bosse, which stands in a garden, containing aboot an Acre of ground, elegantly laid out, a Parat-yard, Barn, Stables, Cow-house, &c. and Close of Land of near dire* Acres adjoining ; the whole sheltered from the North and West, by a roung Plantation of Forest-trees. The Glebe is front 27 to se Acres. Farther particulars may be harem, by application to Mr. lent, Clifford's inn, London. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, without FLINT and STEEL !! or that DANGRROUS COMRUPTIELt PROitioims by means of a NEW POCKET INSTRUMENT made and sold only by THOMAS GILL, at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, ST. JANLES's.S TREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be bad, His NEWLY-INVLN t ED SLIDING KNIFE ; his superinr SURGEON's• INSTRUMENTS; GRAVERS and Ert H ING-NEF.DLES for ARTISTS ; PEN-KNIVES; RAZOI. NEEDLES, &e. made by his IMPROVED PROCESSES, of AN UN RIVALLED TEMPER. Also, his L•Nq-CIELLIESATEN WARRANTED SWORDS; GUN 4, PISTOL!, ARKS and ACCOUTREMENT. Of every description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. Sir J. BILANSCOMB and Co. T. STVEWRiGH Sole Surviving Partner, ARE happy to announce the New P l , n of the STATE LOTTERY, to bo Drawn 15th FEBRUARY, 1811, will remove every objection that has hitherto been stated. There are more Capital Prizes, and each will now be of different Numbers, and there are none leas than £2O. They trust their uncommon good Fortune will ever attend their Friends the Public, having sold in this and last Year Atoms, Si Prizes of £20,000 The Only . ....... £40,000 Forty of £5OO up to 10,000 And severalPrizesof 100, The First .. The Last And others too great to enumerate. Tithes awl Shares in great Vitus, 37, Cornhin, 38, Hayn riety are on Sale at their Old .ket, and tl, Holborn. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, On Tuesday, the 19th day of February next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation : 1 . 955 Casks, and 109 Bap Coffee; and 226 Bags Pimento ; landed from a French Brig, and condemned u Prize to His Ma. jesty's Ship iNDIFATICA ILI, J. BROUGHTON, Esq. Captain. Also, for Exportation, 41 Hltds.and Brown & White 5 Cues indigo 26 Boxes Sugar 4 Bales Bear Skins N Tierces& 10 Tons Logwood 7 Casks Coffee 10 Tons Fustick 11 Bags Cocoa Restored to the Claimants, ex Potty, from New York. Also, 3000 Hogshead Staves, (Left by a defaulter at a former Sale,) per Boater*, lying in the Prison Yard, Coxside. For viewing, samples, and further information, apply to Messrs. HAWKER and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. Plymouth, January 99, 11111. MIDDLESEX. ONF, HUNDRED CAPITAL ELM, OAK, CHESNUT, and WALNUT, and TIMBER TREES, of large Dimensions' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, About the middle of February instant, at the Now Paef Horse, Turnbam Green, in the following Lots : Lot I.VIFTY ELM TREES, marked 0 in white paint.-20 Ditto, marked >4 Ditto. lot 2. Six Spani.h Chesnut Ditto, marked 1 to 6 Ditto. 'lwo Oat Ditto, marked 1 and S Ditto. 1..-" ts 3 and 4. Twelve Walnut Trees, marked 1 to 12 Ditto. The above most valuable Timber is now standing in the Grounds of Grove House, Chiswick, near adjoining the Wanks of the Thames, and is well worth the attention of Ship-builders, Gun-stock Makers, Timber pealm, and others. To view the same apply to Mr. Joseph Vickers, at the Lodge, l Grove House, Chiswick, where catalogues and Particulars may be bad; as also at the Pigeons Inn, Branford ; Greyhound. Greenwich ; Inn, Wandsworth ; Angel lon, Blackman street, Borough ; at Garraway's Coffee-hoote, Change alley, Corn hi'l; at Mr. Jameo's Once, New Boswell court, Lincoln's-Inn. London ; and at the place of Sale as soon as the same are prepared. 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AEI= BOTANY publialled, ilt ^ re? - tVIIL This day was pu.._ illustrated with forty-flue beautiful En gravings. ce 7s. plain, or 12a. coloured, A GRAMMA _ of BOTANY ; being complete ELEMENTS of that interesting SCIENCE, for the Use of pebools and Young Persons, accompanied with Botanical Excr eta. By R. I. THORNTON, M.D. Author of a new Family Herbal, illustrative of the Linnean System, &c. This Work is the first regular attempt that has been made to accommodate the Science of Botany to the business of Public Seminaries. The numerous Plates elucidating every Part of the System, and enabling the general Tutor to render Botany part of a course of Education without preliminary study, and with little additional trouble. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, London, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, Dr. Thornton's Family Herbal, with cuts, by Bewicke, price £1 111.6 d. and XS 51s. FEAR YinY's SAUCE FOlt.-1,41, GAME. STEAKS, ate. 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BEAUTY of ountenance, and reguArity of Fea. tures, are allowed to distinguish the Britieh lair; but the Preprints: . of lIIITLER's TOOTH POWDER wouldlt2 leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or *hew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords the infallible means of removing every blemish of the enamel, and i* safe in its application, bail composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay cf the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape a.id. term:tilos hue; and a certain preventive ar.inst the TOoth-ache. NO com position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast that It is in daily use of Royalty itself. 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