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~-r-~ .. . o • 2 i •_. 1 v. !* ' • . . . • •., . . ' 4 .ri i. - 4 ' Ih* ' . . • _ „4----%...kez( s -- 1 . 1 - 40A. ___ .... It P r w......,,1. ' , A, - -&4' __.,--. ---- .:...-- • -.. ..• ~• In- • 7' E. Y / } y -•: ti A;-.1 ' -04 KV;t::::(L \ NI I; 69621 W EDI\ ES 'AV, 31 LY 5, 1809 . [PRICE SIXPENCE-II AI I'PENNY. r Ji XC HEQUER• BILL OF E, -Jut!, 1, 180$. All F...c.hcquer Bills dated in . the. Month of June, .181:111, TO BE PAID OFF, comptissioArEßs of IFIS MA :EsTr: Ts! LAStIRY, having given Directionsfor paying IP tic Fr . lithe '' belle mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Intend at th. Es:charm, Bill Ojfee, in the Receipt of Exchiymero -,v,„ 'id, Westminster, on Monday, the 24th day 1 Italy, t ypo, ,laendance uill.Fegiven daily (Sundays and Holidays exiieciff Tuesday the 18th instant, from Ten o'Clock in the • •• r l;x k r Pa One in the Aftersoort,for the purpose of receiving tl etasne. f r the greater dispatch, the bearer of the said Bills are :desired og separate Lista of each description of Billsorontaining the Nun n r ,., in n umerical order, according to the dates of Mc mid Bills, and wen:en:runt of Interest, Tvith the priaeipal Sums and Interest Jose II: sr ~rptedfr, m , but sx.7luding the days on which they arxre; d:ted, to the said 246$ instant inclusive, ashen the Interest pill I the said Bearers ( bang Holders or not) are lad:s i tes:ol4y te r.ind to Odense each Bill with their usual signets:tie , and:, write teeir Cana and R.:ides:re at the bottom of each separate List; and they: ore ;recover required to attend the Exchequer Rill Office tor r 6 r i to reeeive ess neaßills, and give Me Receipts for the same. an y ef the Halos if the aforesaid Rills should be desirous of receiving raumerrt of Mt Prineipil and ltite;est, previous to the said 24th day of jars, they may be aecommckLqed, en competing the Interest to the day en which they ;wish t; be paid, and leaving the said Bills Jos examination eat dry pci , r Mervin. l'.r.ocs as ma'; lc desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in nchu:e ec in tart Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bill:, and mectonins the ,7711Cvnt at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or bpi e tie 16111 i 'Wart, may he accommodated with ern: Pills, carrying oz Jni. , mt of tierespeiltelaratirg, by the day, on every One Hundred r o unds, -::.1;;;;; sail Neu , Bin will bear date the said 2411: day of July, 1;409, and will be ddircead en Wednesday, the 26th of July, :and the feL'r:e.'rez N. B. I%.x:h...qtizr tills dated prior to June, 1808, have beep rn Ise -ail off, and the Interest riv.r.. , ”) !sac e•-,,• 'PATE LOTTERY, .to be drawn in One Day, BY minipurr V. "-I 20th Of OCTOBF.R, !MI. . • • Tbis•day Were.Published,,irice 2s. SCTIEME. INSTRUCTIONS FO it EXE ['WISING ANO 4 ....•‘ 4 4 • 4,000 s 12 ,.b 580 24 . . 38 r *3 • tinoo 4,920 ...-......—. 20,000 Tickets. X 200,000 • This Lottery consists of oniy 5000 Nunttstes (from t to r• 000 1081 save) but there are Four TleVets of each. Number, which will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is di-awn - again-4 such Number; for instance, If No. 1 should be drawn a l'rize of 1110,000, the Four l3ckets of that numbensviU each be entitled to xen,ooo, making, is the whole senupoo; so that if anv persoa should purchase more than Otte Tleko of the same Number, sod 1 that Nunibeepiave fortunate, be may gain . Bf Two Tickets of the sane Number, A Prize 9f - . - - - - - • By Three Tickets of the same Numbers Prize of - - - - ' - - - A~ ....;- • illy Four 'Pickets of the same Number, A Prise of - - • - - • This day were pdblithed, in I vol: BvO. price 7s. Uar s, • I3RIN.:II ) L6i of DESIGN in ARCHITEC •FU RE, traced in observations on builtungt i ri i ival, E dais ilia . Actin, or Syrian; Grecian, Roman, Got.: r cor apt Rowan ; Arabian or Saraceuic; Old English bee.' .4.ti‘al, English Mil.iary a A . Donsestic,•Reviveil Rom .n, P.‘I7FILII ;1 - 6 • ciao, Chinese, inkilitn,•Ariodo - n Anglo-gotuic, Ent Dosn(stic. In a series a Letter, to a friend Printed for Catiell !1nd:W..4 1 ' 1 .4 4 s B , , •;*!Arl(L.: . ilo IN II.ODUC rioN to the I Ui)Y of I X I'ItANEOUS FO.S.SILS. This day 'yr ere published, in 'one Volume ~ vu. boards, fIU CL iNES or an Attempt to est.tonsh a Know ledge of h/C ra AgEU J FO.IStLS do acientific Pritgiples. By. W. MAR I IN, F. L. a. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, and I. Whitey London • and sold by 1. WWII, and the kingor, button, Derbyshire, • Spe• diiy win be published, by the sar.e Author, Dedicated, by peratisn.n., to the Alight Honourable Sir Banks, K. B. .P. R. S. &c. &o. In o.te Vat.-4tO 'vita 7 Pkues, PiT/LUICATAUs .111SNSIA ; or, r 'sures and 1./......icriptions of Perinactitins colb•ctLAl to Derliyibire: .04opoo irsomo .EBO,OOO And an other Prizes in the same Proportion. Tickets add Slates are on Sale at all the Offices. 1 FFICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. respec - fully acquaint the Public, that ickets and Shares for the STATE 1.0 rrEwY ate on S ale at their °Mc - es, Bank Buildings, Cornhill; and facing the Ogre of the King,'s Mews, Charing- Crois. Therc are but 5,000 Numbers (from Ito 5,0u0 Inclusive) four Tickets of each Number. The *hole to be drawn in One Day. . . 1 This tray were published, in octa o, pric e 6s. QUTLINES ~f a POLI":.CIL SURVEY' of . the LNGI.I. H d‘ LTACK in , iIb....N.f.ARK 1 , t :- Yeas ' 1807. Translated from he Dani.h of C. F. iiLLLFR E ,Lord Lie.iten.,.t of ttibe, and rust-Mists r ks‘neralut i:t.n. a k. Loudon : Printed tor C. and . R . Baldwin, heiv lartose *met; and John Murray, rise -street. , .. . CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of 4 4 • &e.•. &c. &c. Stitemei at large grad,. This day Were published, in ovo. prices es. bu.itus, LETTERS written during a TOUR ti.r.iu,rh OU t ti WALES in the Year 1803, at.d at eph r 1 Imes ; contai .ing Views of the History, rinrigunks, and Customs that p.irt of the Principality, and intersptrs d with Observation on its Scenery, Agriculture, Botal.y, tiliaeralugy,, Trade, anti Manuractures. . STATE LOTFERY, TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. QxvirT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, ,-, that Tickets and Shares are now oniSale at all their Officer; at the same time they beg leave to recommend to the attention of their Friends the Schein.: of the present Lottery, which they trust will merit their approbation and support: in order to prevent disappointment, it is necessary to observe, that there are only 5,000 Number' in the Lottety, and of course no Number higher shan 3,000; and that the Whole *lll be Drawn in One Day. 4 of ... . 4 4 ... ... . . of _ _ By the Rev. J. EVANS, B. A. Late of :caw College, Oxon. London; !tinted for C. and R. 131111W1:1t of New Bridge -street. Where nuy.be had, by the same Author, the sd Edition of LEITERS written during a TOUR in 'NOR'! fl WALES. es. EAST I.N !EA HOUSE, Jiate -6, ; BC7f). THE COURT of DIRECTJRS of the UNITED COM P 3 AT i MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading t• the EAST INDIES, do hereby g ive gotice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, nn or before Pi'ednesitlay, ti!e 14th of Jury nest, from any persons who ray have engaged to furnish the Commissioners Of his Ma jtety's Tranvort Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of. Troops and Stores for the Cape of Good Ho n e; on what terms they may be willing to let td the Company agood copper-Lottomed Ship, of about 470 Tons burtheo, to bring home a Cargo from India, on the Company's account; such Ship to be approved by the Cnrapany's Officers, and to Le manned and rejuipp:d in every rcspc‘o agreeably to the usual regulations of the Company. 'li.e'l end, rs to express the rate of freight for builder's measure also or surplus tonnage, and stating the same on the t,rm, as there will not be an orportunity of making any aYatrtutnt. This eay r. s ', price 21. T HE EPISTLE of MEDEA to JASON. Trans la:ed from Ovid. ANNUAL LET riN.; OF 11{E BARRACK CAA 'a B 1 NS. BAGMACK-OiFIL6, LUNDuN, JULY 1, 1809. TICE HEREBY GIVEN, that the CAN ." MO FEENs, in th:• nu& nod: veined Barracks, arc to be Let to the high 6L bkldera, for year, trout the Stith September next, to the t. o 9th ot ptemher, 1810, • • London : Printed for C. and R. New Bridge street. Where tray be bad, recently published, in a pocket Voluche% price 7s. 6d. boards, • Tea Epistles of Ovid; translated Lite English Verse by the Tato Rev. Wm. Windsor Fitzthorna., A. M. with the Laths Notes; to which are subjoined, the Epistles of Hero to Leander and Lean der to Hero, by a different band; that of Sapphto to llbaon by Pope, sod of Dido to F.neas by Dryden. ' &c. &c. &c. As there are Four Tickets of each Nuniber, Adventurers 'nay have t ;e Chance of gaining Eighty Thongand Pounds. FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL NORFOLK. I'HE Mastership of the Free G rammar School, at Holt, in Norfolk, on Sir JOhn Gresham's foundatihn, will be variant at Christmas next. It would be preferred that the Master should be a graduate of one of the Universities and in holy orders, the income will be more than Xioo per annum, be sides a good sehool-hoese, and about eight acres of land, free from taxes and repairs, and the master will be allowed to take a few bOarders.for his own emolument. Further pahiculars of the school, and of the mode on whiCh it is to be cont'ucted may bad of Mt. Tovise, Fishmongers' Hall, London, to whom candi dates nsay transmit-an acrount of their, names and qualifications, dewing the montfis of July tend 'August; It is.httended . that the F.lottionithall takeploce alwiut Michaelmas next." - Person hut of unexceptionable character, nor any Person for more than one Canteen, c•r woo will not undertake bona-fide to reside in the Canteen, ang concuct tne business thereof its his own Person will be approved, and two ~ u reties will be required for the regular pay.nent of the Rent, and ad sums which maybe come due in respect to the situ. ...!anteen, and for thedue perfonn ance of the several condition. d stipulations of the Lease. The Person whose v.reposarshall be accepted, and his sureties, mast execute the ineittureoi Lease and Covenants relatingthereto, the paeticularr ivnerc-of may be known by applying wilds Mike, or so the Barrack-Ilasters at the several Barracks. This day was published, in 4to. price Li, boards, A N ACCOUNT of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE; -I. csintainiugan Historical View of its original Sett! nt by the Dittch,. its Capture by the British in 1795. and the d Policy pursued there by the Dutch and British Governments. Also a oketch of Geography, Productions, the Manners aed Customs pf its Inhalsitaats,&c.&c.. wish a View of the.Connntr• cial and Folidcal Advantages which might be derived from its possession by Great Britain. . • Ey Captain R.PIRCITAt, Author of an Account of the island of Ceylon. - . London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, of Now Bridge•street The T;:micrs, with the words " Ship Tender" on tile cover, to be severally sealed lip and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'cl,elt at noon, on the said 12t5 July next, latyand v./41kb hour •he Court will not rocebro way Tem*. . . WILLIAM Ltivzsitr, sc,retain,. Draft of the Terms and Condirionti on which the Ship will IN engaged for the Company's Service, may be seen upon appli erian to Mr. John th• Committee of Atippini, ed or atter Monday next, the t!il ~f 1t.:1•. Cop) A. - RACHTENS Zeebere appointment Iran den W..Rdttle Gesi reuse liter Mr. V. A. Httyliger, feiguerend 1 1 .4t0.;id van den It ti Aelllb. tinve van Justitie nth er ait I Nov Verteend op de k !Ain. ate van Nti. P. PAN YE, xecUrtur Te,tatnentair tett Bnrd.l or natatenveha7) vat) wylen E. COOKE, cu r.e.o Cayeensentle vonr de mettle Executeurer. Zoo Worden deur my ttntierg:setnee ntn Etrite Ezploattur van Welgetu Hove vnt•tr t Eeratt• frau). Ly EIAL I CEDAGVAAID, Binners & Beitenlantiott•., kende & 0 mb. ktFnde Credireo vr van del Boedel van wyl r EDWARD COOKE. Orate Compare. nice genutentigtitlia e Zender Vonder Ed. Arbil,. Hove van lust) cc Al'ier, .sea6ie linndende op de H00f..., 713ats Stabroek indt• Ja4tary des yaars t ltlO, •ten Elnue 4d-tar to diener vaa htomt I're , en'ier & Sustenertx Zulltlide Expiratte van do Vitrdc Ldictaale Citatie teegens de Non Cornparartter wordtt s g procedeesd ala naar At-dater. Aldus gtpub4ceerd & geaffigetrd daar waar & zo het behoord. ActAun Demerary den 6 December, 1806. MAR I'. sIIIIT, Eerste Exploiteur.• TRANSLA'rioN. • By Virtue of a certain App:iiiitment of the Hp rc,..n-abie V. A HEYLIGER, Acting ?resident of ti:e Honourxe. Court of Justice heti, bearing date the 24th November. 1808, 7rativ.:l on the Petition of W. B. PANYE,Toraine..tary Execu• in tic Es: ate and Inheritance of the late E. COOKE, and acting for tie,. .I.lteClltOrS ; All coionii.l and foreign known and unknown Creditors of the Estate of Edward Cooke, are SUMMONED BY EDICT, For the first time. by me, the Undersigned First Marshal of the misaid Court, to appear or send their Proxies before the Ho : C inn. of Justice here, holding Sessions in the Town o: ru' k, i.: the rutnith of January of the year MO, in order iliac th.:ir several Claims and Petitio.is. th. expiration of the fourth Edictal Citation, the Non -.; V-:I! be proceeded against according :o law. and duly affixed in the customary places. in Demerary, 6th December, 1808. (Signed) MART. sMIT, First MarshaL 6:o , .:rdav, July Bth., 1809, will he published, price is ii..Wo r WEEKLY WORK, to be enLitied, the CONSTII UTIONAL REVIEW. somc titne past the British Press has teemed with to mislead and to inflame the public mind. "[lie 1;.e..,!1‘,•en resorted to in order to s.tp the loyalty of the 'o destroy r.npect for exalted rank, aid to obliterate :.:aeration fir the Church ; a similar syst in was pursued i rui.:e, previous to tltt r:,volut ion, and its baneful effects are : :ai.lifuliy recorded is the pit s.nt degraded state of the Conti e!ot ; i. bec;imis, then, a vary decirible Aject to tut nish 4e peo ple ,!.is Empire with an antidote to the poison thus widely dis • ernmaked itin.Hig,t them. With th is view i is prop sed to ins*. a \Veekly i'ap.•r, upon the p;att of Cobbetl's Register, to be , ':titlt•el the Coos lON. Ru.vt!:w. In this work every sub connectiA with the interekts ot the public will be fully can ; and upon whatever questions it may be necessary to enter, such prieciples only will b.! maintained as are congenial with the British Constitutiow. The same motives of loyalty and indepen •.ler;ce which impel the Proprietors to oppose sedition, w :1 induce them, with no less firmness and zc.a, to expose corruption; and, while they keep a watchful eye upon the patrons ot tumult, Pe culators shall never escape notice. lie conduct of public men will form a very !wit trial point of discussion, and the Yiopnetors p,edge themselves to meet the subject with perfect impartiality r,view will also be taken of the diurnal, and other periodical j : uruals, for the purpose of detecting the falsehoods, and repelling i.ei pernicious dectriues occas:onally pronttilga:ed in some of these prigs. In order to render this wqrk more permanently useful, Vie principal events of the week, worth recording, together with a;.y interesting public papers, will be inserted in it. Published Ly C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall-Mall; and Orders re' ccived by every Bookseller awl New:martin the United Kiaitiony The Nitlnv. of two respectable Persons with their Christian Names, Pro ft. se ions, and places of abode, who will join the tyr ant ►n executing t:le Indenture as his sureties, must be inserted in the Prooosals, and the 1 is to pay for the Stimpe,and the Com. missioners ror the Affa'rs of Barracks can in no way interfere in procurint, the Tenant a I.iceNce. sealed Proposals, with the words " 1 stszca roa C., WIZEN," written on the encode cover, and post paid, will be rec, Toed at this Ofilve, on or before 12 o'clock at noon of 'l'ueiday, the !fit of Augu.t: nest, after which hour any proposal received cannot he noticed. By.the Mu my Act of 49 Geo. lli, tap. 1:4 sect. 41, Canteens are nut liable to thote Troops billeted u; on them. The form of the Proposals to be as falows To the Commiscaner; :or the Matra of Barracks. Ihe ruby off, r for the ealiteen at for one year, front 30th Sep tember 1809, to 29th Septymber 1810, the sum of £ as rent, and £ - for the privilege of sell -g liquor-, &c. therein, making together X-, and propose Mr. of ---e n and Mr. of as mj sureties for tke same. Arundel Ashford Battle Berryhead Bexhill Old Beixll,ll tints Hythe, Fort Twiss Sutherland Moncrief Ipswich Old Ipswich Vesv K. ightsbridge Lewes Maidstone Ilialdrn tlanchester Mill say, Plymouth Norman ( Toss, Fast Normal Cross, West Northampton Norwich Nottiegham Oitery Parkhurst Pevensey Playden or Rye Portch• star Portman Street litehng Street Romford Romney Stonehouse, Plymouth Saitclowit Siivi r Hill Steyning Sunderland Sitorncliffe• Weeley Winchester Windsor Cavalry Windsor Infantry Woodbridge Yarmouth, Norfolk Yarntou.h, or Caldwell, Isle•of Wight York 3trmingham chington BraborneLtea Brighten Can. erbury Chatham ChelmFford, Old enetm ;ford, New Chichester Colchester Croydon Ilantuiry Dar.moor Deal North Infantry Deal:south Infantry bore:watt:l Dover Citadel Dover Heights, or Redoubt Barracks Dungeness Grand Redoubt (No. 1) Fort (No ) fort (No. 3) Fort (No. 4) Fort Eastbourne Exeter Gosport Hailcitam Hampton Court Harwich Hastings Horsham Hounslow Hythe GtIBRNSEY. Castle Cornet (No. S) Moulin des MEW, or Fort George Delancey Amhurst Vale Ca d et (No. 1.) Moulin des Monts, or kart Delancey Homett YERSEY. St. Oweo's Bay St. Htlicr's Bay C;rootellka Barracks Dc Vatilkortarracks Elisalx I h Castle Mont Organ Castle St. Aubitta Foul it STOCKINGS clliisgoffuncommonlychump, A- , at No. 62, Cheapside ; aw inunarse Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladi:s Invisible Dresses all in one, Sr.c.,—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of whits or black silk, Gs. 6d. the best qualil equally cheap; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fi.ie Is. Gd. super. 33. 6d ; brown cotton fur ty,ots, Is. Gd ; fine ribbed cot ton, 2c. 21.; a variety of gloves from 10d. per pair; lace sleeves Is. 6d.; and many other fashionable articles, too numerous to mention, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement from the price first asked. • ARCHUI EC I URh. This day welt rublished, engraved on VT Folio Plates, and ele gantly coloured, with proper Descriptions, price 21. lgs. tid. in boards, PLANS, Elevations, and Sections, of ROT -11 HOUSES, GREEN-HOUSES, an AQUARIUM, CON SERVATORIES, Sze recently built in different Parts of England for various Noblemen and Gentlemen. By G. TOO, surveyor and Hot House Builder. Including a Hot-House 'mil Green-House in her Majesty'S Gar _ dens at Frogmare. Printed .for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. High Ho!ban. Where inay be had; now first published, The,COUNTRY GCNTLEMAN ' S AactuTßc r c containing a va riety t,, Designs for Farm Houses and farm Yards, Rte. shelving the Construci ion of Cottage , „ Barns, Stables, Feeding Houser., Dairies, Brewhouses,' Maltings, Dog Kennels, &e. Adapted to the Use of Country Gentlemen about io build or to alter: By R. 1.11 pr: On S.:: large Quarto Plates, price 11. ss. in hoards. l AL. et.E. The Following Bnoks have been published by J. TA Y LOR, at the Arelutectural Library, No. 59, high Holborn, 1. BUSBY's DESIGNS for Villas and Country iloi.ses, on 24 Plates. quarto, .+. l si. beards. 2. Bosby's Designs for riodern Embelli-binents tor Folding door=, k.2lli:tiney-pieces, Varandas, atc. 25 plates, quarto, colow ed, Xi. 11s. 64. 3. Aikin's Designs for Villas and other rural Buildings, 31 plates,- quarto. XI. 11s. 6d. 4. Dearn's Dr signs for Cottages and rural Dwellings, 20 plates, large quarto. £l. 7s. 5. Pocock's Designs for rustic Cottages, picturesque Dwellings and Villas, 33 places, quarto, Li. 11s. 6d. ti. Itandall's Designs for Villas, Mansions, Lodges, and' Cotta ges, 34 plates, large quarto, £'.3. 12$. 6d. 7. Lugar's Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, &e. 38 plates, quarto, £l. i is. 6d. 8. Lugar's Designs for Farm houses, Farm Yards, Da'sles; Cottages, &c. 21 plates, quarto, £1 ss. 9. Laing's Hints for Dwellings, Cottages, Villas, &c. 34 plates, quarto, £l. ss. • 10. 'od's Plans of Hot Houses, Green Houses, Conversatories, Str... 27 plates, folio, £2. 12s. 6d. _ _ On the [RSA I'MEN 1 of the TARES DORSALS, &c. Lately puldished„price 7s. The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS L on the Nature 2 various Causes, and the most rational Mode of treating and eradicating that Species of Consumption incident to youth and the different stages of life, commonly called 'raises Dotson., with its min of concomitant Disorders, which destroy the functions of the )a nest organs of the animal economy. In cluding the Author's practical Observations on the singular effi cacy of the Savin, in eradicating Strictures and Spasmodic Affec tions of the Urethra, without Irritation, so often the consequence of caustic applications. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon-Major to the sth Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th (or Queen's) Re fitment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hovital at Chat- • • The Anti iacobin Review far September, 1101, he. boot pie:Wl to take some notice 01 the nature and slaty of the above work. Fl:is day were publisit.l4 Elegantly printed in 2 Vols. royal 4to. price in boards 44..311es I- HE WORKS of SALLUS . I I . , To which are . prefixed, Two Essays on the Life, literary Character, and Writings of the Historian; with Notes, Historical, Biographical, and Critical.—By HENRY STiii.JART,I...D. F.tt.S. and S.A.E. Printid for C. anti R. Baldwin, N„w Brikige•street, London. *„• It will afford us great pleasure to renew our acquaintance with NI r. S. whose translation of Sallust is worthy to rank with the Pliny of Melmcth, and the '1 acitus of Murphy. On the Notes we are happy in bestowing the mcsr unqualified approba* tion. The teamed translator has, with infini;o pains, examined ail the ancients who treat either of the history', with which he hicori ceaned, or of the illustrious personages who then figuresi on the public stage. He Oas been thus enabled to collyct into a feces much useful information., which before 'was scattered in fi variety , of writers, and has brought his readers to a full acquintane.e with the views, characters, and tempers of •the diti re.a actors who pass i•a• review before Crit. Dec. 1996, March 1807. AGRI2ULTUitE, 'l'l L'HES, CANALS. Lately published, in 3 Urge eo!s. Bvo. price 11. ifs. illustrated,y a Map of the County, and t arlous t'latts of improved Li kilns, &c. A COMPENDIUM of Modern HUSBANDRY, • Ci according to the bes: practices in Surrey, and the neigh bouring counties, collccied with great industry and expruce,dur ing an absolute residence of woo-al months succeZsively it diffe rent seasons in each Hundred, and with the assistance of some of the most able practical Farn::•rs .hervin. By JAMES MALCOLM, Land Agem, F. R. LE. S. of St. Perersbuigh, and Member of several Agri. cultural Soci.ti.•c in England. it p Front this Work the inexperienced in Agrieulttre may learn to farm with advantage. It has reccvell :he unqualified ap probation of the best farmers in this kiptelom, as well as of the several Agricultural Societies here and abroad. It has likewise the merit of having arrested the taz on private brewing, which was submitted to the House of Commons in 1806, by exposing the ingredients used by public brewers, and for which the author rezerved the thanks of the principal land-owners of the county uf • Norfolk. London : Printed and sold for the Author by C. and R. tits win ,New Bridge-street. Where likewise have been lately published, I. In 1 vol. Bvo. price IN. 6d boards, • Etratzsrs or Ancient - roar; being an Essay towards establi-hing the Cultivation artist Soil, and promoting Vegeta tion an steady Principles. By Joust NAIIIMII r , Author of the General View of the Agriculture ,uf Clydesdale, and other Agricultural Works. , 4 We recommend this book to the attention of all. Agricult urists who wish to be acquainted with the various opinions of Phi losophers on the subject of Vegetation, with the Natural History of Vegetahles cultivated by the Htobandman,-or with the possi bility and means of increasing the products of the Earth, and im proving industry."—Anti-Jacobin Rev. Dec. 1807. 2. In One very large. Vol, royal livo. priCe les. boards, ' The Principles of Law TITUS bro. intended not only the Professors of the Law, but for all persons intere s t e d i n Ti t h es ; and illustrated by references to the most leading and recant Tithe Cases. By F. PLiwtivn, Esq. Barrister. • •• In this closely printed volume, the Author's object has been tip include every thug which cants sought .for by any cla.s of rea ders interested in Tithet. The practising Lawyer will berettnd concentrated what. few eittensitelkrarigs could furnish entirely all the Acts of Parliament relating to the subject, the Forms of different Processes and Ptircedents, and a collective of the leading Cases. Those wise art not of the profession will beenabled to form a competent idensof tbi probability or improbability of succeediug in any. suit in which they might be inclined to engage. 9. 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'll64 ' 6° ' The I.ords Commissioners take this oczasionto express their 'satisfaction, that since their Advertisement and Circular Letter, Bills in of the 6th of February last, many sales of Lands for the Redemp :to Bill:, tion of Land-Tax, bosh by - Eeciosiastical Bodies, Politic and rd " 6r Corporate, and Individuals, to a considerable amount, have been " rr Y ifi g brought forward for their approbation and confirmation ; but Hundred they regret, at the same time, thAt very few Lay Corporations 6 j ' 9 11 : and Companies, or ieoffees and 'll-ustees for charitable and other rf ' 7 "'Y' public purposes, have hith,rto availed themselves of the means offered then by the I,:gisla.ure far redeeming their Land. 1 ax, )8, have by a mode so beneficial, as well to their own respective Esta • 4 ' blishment; and frosts, as to the Public in general. , ; ROI). AUCKLAND. rl7 ED GLENBERVIE. , trading By order o: the Board, WILLIAM YOUNG, secretary.