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PP° "7 1 4 1 • fr7T";, • :1 • ,-.0 ; r td`i i t r - t \ ." • t • 11 1A P4 , I . tc t > '/ 4 04 a Nr! L : • ) 7 ..! -•"; )UMBER 5662 j TO THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, AND GO VERNORS, OF THE ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad-ftreet, Golden-fquare. MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, ITake the earlielt opportunity of offering you my moft grateful Thanks, for the honour of being ele6ted this day Steretary to your Inftitution ; the Duties of which I (hall endea vour to difcharge to your Satisfaction, I have the honour to be your devoted fervent, March 20,1807. ROBERT DURHAM. AT a numerous and refpeaable Meeting of the FRIENDS of Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN. at the King's Head Cavern, in the Poultry, the following Refolutions were unanimoufiy carried. P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Efq M.P. In the Chair, Refolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting. that the energy, ability, anti integrity, of Lieut. Colonel BANNERMAN, which have been uniformly manifefted by his conduct in the important Military and Diplomatic Rations he filled, during a period of 24 years actual refidence in India, render that diftinguifited Officer in a peculiar degree qualified for the important fstustion of an Eatt- India Direetor. Refolved alto, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the Court of Dirediore, the Governor General in Council of India, and the Governor it Council at Madras, in the high terms of appro bation bellowed by them rcfpeCtively, on the Public Services of lieut Colonel Bannerman, will ufc its utmoft endeavour* on the paint occafion, to promote and fecure his Eleclion. P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman. Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet on Monday next, the 23d initant, at the King's Hrad Tavern in the Poultry, from eleven to four, where any friendly conununicaLona will be grate fully received. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery. made in a Caufe ISLES againft Nosy's, the Cre ditors of ANN WATSON. late of the Parifh of Bail Greenwich, in the County of Kent, widow. deceafcd, ale, on or before the t Bth day of April next, to come in and prove their debts before John Campbell, lifq. one of the Mafters of the Paid Court, at his Office, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the bone& of the Lid Decree. Na 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH refpeelfully reminds the Public, that the • Drawing of the preterit STATE LOTTERY is fixed for the 54th of NEXT MONTH ; and, from the peculiar Novelty of the Scheme, there is every reafon to belkvc the Sale will he to rapid before the Drawing begins, as to deprive many Perfons from tieing fupplied; he, therefore, entreats his Friends to favour him with their Orders as early as pollible, affuriiig them that Tickets will rife in Price as the Drawing approaches. Part of the Capitals are fixed, as under-- Firlt Drawn Ticket, ill Day, 420pc:0 Firlt-Drawn Ticket, ad Day, 20,000 Firft-Drawn Ticket, 3d Day, 20,030 Fird-Drawn Ticket, 4th Day, ao,oco Every Ticket Drawn the Fiat Day is lure to be a Prize, and will be paid on Demand. ••• No ant 47. and 6433, the two IA Floating Prizes of were both Sharcd and Sold at No. 4, Cornhill , and No. 9 , Charing•Crofs. MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con tradors for the prcfent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. iI, Holborn, ay, Corohill, and 38, .Haymarket, Piccadilly, folicit an immediate attention of the Pub. lie to the Scheme of the NEW LOTT Elt T, Whieh will be found to contain an unufual number of Csrurnt Plitt Es ; and the fi:it.- drawn tickets on each of the firft tour days of drawing, mutt be entitled to 20,0c01. each; and the firft. drawn 3000 Tickets will divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fubfe quently: therefore an early purchafc is recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1805 and zBo6, fold, in 267 different Shoreham following Capitals: namely No. 3.330 - £t,coo I No. 13,747 - £ tome° ;7,477 1.000 456 - ao,oco 24,699 - Loco 9,519 - 10.000 26,80 t - a,oco 11,613 - 20 COO 17,915 apoo 7,686 - sopso 4,077 - 5,000 7,757 - 20,012 11,871 - 50:x" I 12, 7 1 9 - 25,000 With lixteen Prizes of 5001. and a great number of tool. Sol &c &c. and where the firft 30,0001 and the left 25,0c01. ever fold, were (hared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on Demand. THE 14th OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, .1 , ,t1 contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Money. r 1 IS is the moll extraordinary Scheme ever pro f IL red in the Annals of Lotteries. 'I he unprecedented nunt ler oF Grand Prizes makes 1-. very Li ttery Office a Temple of 'tVealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn tsth of April will be a Prise Every Prize will be paid as foots as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prises of Lzo,otto topoo j,coo ,00ta 500 zoo 5 0 20 ‘104:00 4o Sop= Jo 5,000 3poo lA= boaxo 30,000 JO Io So 40 30 , K ) _ _ 3,coorlrit drawn Tickets zo each ss,cco Tickets. LO O , OOO FIRST•DILAWN TICKET. VI Day, - - Cao i cco 2d Day, 20,000 3d Day, 1 - 22,000 4t h Day, ~ - 20,000 yth Day, . - 1.400 6th Day, - - - 10,00 3 TICKETS and SHARFS are rcllin ~. at all tl.e old citablllhed Odwes in b`ngllnd, !Maid, rid euttr.d. TLu Erittkawo Tickct will icc.ive a:pool. SATURDAY, MARCH '2l, 1807 VICTUALLING-OPPICE, February itS, ao7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIAG HIS MAY ESTrs NAVY, do bereby give Notice, That on Thurfday the 26th of March next, they will oe ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe•grained Chefhire SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; and for Eight Hundred Tons of Cheffitre BAY SALT, of the largeft grain, or Silt of equal goodnefs ; of which the Perfons who make the 'renders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majefty's ViCtualling Stores at Deptford— one half by the 31ft of July next, and the remainder by the 3oth of Septemher following, free or all charge and rick, to His Majefty, except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. t ad. per ton, for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid fur by 11:11s payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrads maybe feat at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the ColleCtors of the Sal- Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Chelltire, refpcdtively No regard will br bad to say Tender is :ethich the tries fball Not is infested is word. et inerb, or that flail sot he delivered to the Board before owe ectoth se the faid Tlearflay the 36th of March Heat, oar endefi the Perlis who stakes tbe Trader, sr forme Perlin as his bebalf, ennuis to *sliver lathes sailed,fer. ARMY. LIEUTENANT in a Welt India Regiment whiles to exchange on the Half pay, and will give a diffe tem.—Letters with real fignatures. direifted to A. X. at Melfra. Norton., Bookfellers, Briftol, will be iminediittly attended to TO TIN-PLATE WORKERS. WANTED immediately tw.) Pin Plate Worker., in the Common Line, conltant Employ and good Wages. —Letters (pnft paid) to Mr. George Harvey, Weymouth, will be duly attended to. • The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WFiI.LS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. ROBINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pub lie, that he is constantly receiving from his Manufaetory at Tunbridge Wells, a fresh Ripply of goods of every defcription in the above line, confuting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back• gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Morale Work; alto Work, Writ. ing, Drawing, Nerting,and Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Cazldies ; Tambour and Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of Turnery Ware, &c. &c. on the lowell terms, great allowance nude to mer. chants, and Captains in the EaR and Weft India trade. Every article made of white wood fur Ladies to ornament. Ladies works vamilhed without dikolouring, old Tunbridge Ware rlsaired and varnished to look like new. AU forts of Entlifh and Foreign Per fumery. A good affortment of Leither, Wat t and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every• dcfcription. —N. B. All the Abbe Gualtier's Works, with an extenEve collation of Inflruelive Games, Children's Books, belt W hite Copal and other Varnmlh, fold for Ladies own life, at Robinfon's Warehoufe. NATURAL HISTORY - _ This day was publithed, embeUifhed with twelve beautifully co loured Engravings, price S. ball bound, THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the mold remarkable and interefting BRITI3II BIRDS ; contain ing a copular View of their ChAraeters and Habits accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amufemunt and Inftruttlion of Young Perfon. By the AUTHOR of .theHiftory of Britifti Domeflic Quadrupeds.' Printed for RICHARD Piticups, t, Bridge-ftreet, icktriars ; fold by B. Tabart, New Bond-ftreet ; and by ill other 130 , .kicilers. Of whom may he had, The HISTORY of BRITISH DOMESTIC QLJADKOPEDS, with Plates, price as. 6d. NATURAL HISTORY for SCHOOLS, with Seventy Plates. By W. Mayor, 1.. 1.. D. Price 64. bound. ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY; or, Anccsiotes of Animal, &c.&c. By the Rev. W. Bingley, 3 vols. ii, tos. VISITS tO the MENAGERIE and the BOTANICAL GARDEN at PARIS. Price 2 .6d. half bound THE NEW REVIEW. This day was publilbed, Price Half a Crown, To be continued Monthly, Forming Two Volumes, at the grofs annual expence of 3 -ft. THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY CENSOR, for MARCH. IE4. Containing Analyfes—Criticifms—and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, Englilh and Fordo —Written By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this Number will belt lterpeak the the. VA RIETY, the COMPLETENESS, the NOVELTY, at.d the PiIo:HETI- Tun E which it is intended (hall fupercmiucntly charadterize this new Critical Journal. CONTENTS OF No. THEOLOGY. POETRY. Maltby's Serm mat Cambridge - Serious Addrefe to the Faro- Main's Pnemg L4urcnce's Micellaneous Pro duclions ehial Clergy of England Styles's Sermon on the Divine POLITICAL. CCONOMT._ hirencc Bibhutheca Sacra C or Dial°. nary of the Holy Scriptures Diekinfon's Sermon on the Jarrold't Diff-rtatiou ou Man (conclu , lel) cDUCATION. ErWes Independent Man Death of the Bifhop of Afaph Hawtrey's Sennon Barry's Works POLITICS. Maori of ;11eWeftminfter and Middlefex Elections A Letter to Mr Whitbread JURTSPRUDENCS. Chifty . 3 Treadle on Bills of Eschange Rowe's Vindication of Black fione's Commentaries Abridgment of Modern Deter minations in the Courts of Nt! , CIALANICS. The Bilgravhical Mircelleny Burder'i Oriental Cuttortis (Vol 2 ) FOREIGN LITERATURE. UOL LAND. •_ _ Difitutatia Hiflonco•erita de M. T. Tironc, M. T. acct..). nis Liberto Luduvici Cafrari Valekenzri Diatribe de Aritlobitio Ju • rizo, Philo!'opho Peripatt tico Alexandrino CFR MAN tx Beckmann's Beytrzge zur Gel' chichte der Eifinciungen, &c. Contributions to the Hiitory of Inventions and Difeoveries Scbneidcr's Krititchcs Grie- Deutfckes Worter buch Scc. A Critical Grcek and German Didlionary, cal culated to aflitt shore who perufe the Profane Greek Writers ..... _ Commentaries perpetuus et pie - nus in Oratiencm M. Tullii Ciceronis pro M. Marcello Reife der Rullifehkalferlichen anfrerordentliehen Gef-ndt fchaft, &c. Journey of the Imperial Ruffian Embatly to the Ottoman Perte Law and Equity (VoL 6 ) MEDICINE. John Ron's Practical Ohffrvs• tions on the Urinary Gssvel and Stone BIOGRAPHY. Life or Wathington (concledel) Memoirs .4a( a Traveller (con cluded MISTORY. Horne's History of the Belgian Republic Stutterbeim's Account of the Battle of Auiterlitz VOYACAS AND TAAVILL Hall's Travels in Scotland, by an unufual route. THE DRAMA. Siddons's Illuftration; of Rheto• rical Gsftnrc and Adion OPERA. Kenny's Falfc Alarms; an Opera NOVFI.3 AND ROMANCES, Donald Baron de Falkenheim Latham'' Human Beings Jamiefon's Ballads Oxford: Printed and publilhed by Slatter and Munday, High (tree ; fnld by J. Deighton, Cambridge; by ilatehard, Symonds, Richardfons. and all other Bookfellers in London ; and fupplied regularly with the other Monthly Publications by all bookfellers, Newfmen, Poftmafters, and Draltrs in Books in (vi ry part of thtßtitifh Empire. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Maras 4, 1807. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Majilly's ORDNANCE 4 herelysive Notice, That Prapnfals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 23d inßanr, from fuch Perfoni a 4 may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD. NANCE HORSES Rationed in the following Macias, viz. NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, exclutive of Warley. SOUTHERN, =darn of Chatham. SOUTH WEST, including Portfraouth, Ifle of Wight, and Chriftchurch. WESTERN. WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, Watley and Chatham. LIVERPOOL. For a period of Fix Months, from the ift of April nest, the Forage to be furt:ifhed in Rations, confuting of stabs. of OATS, at 4olbs. per Butbel. nibs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and Sibs. of W NEAT or RYE STRAW. Abd to be delivered at the refpedtive Stations, at the expence of the Contradlor, who is alfo to furnifh loch Hones with Oats at 81bs. pi.r Ration, as may be billeted in the Diftridt for which he contr. !ts. Propafals mly he (14livered feparasely or jointly for each Station, and it i$ ixpedted that the Contradtor (hall receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an allowance for the fame. Further l'Articidars may be known, tirm application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artilkry in each Diftridt ; and alto at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day be tween the Hours of Ten and Four &Clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered fealt.d op, and indorfed " Propofals f.r the fupply of Forage ;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the laid 23d inftanr, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; nur will any Tender he noticed unlefa the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, (hall attend. -By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. This day was publithcd, priee dia 6d. • 'HE MEANS of REFORMING the MORALS of the POUR, by the Prevention of Poverty. And a Plan for ameliorrinz the Condition of Pariah Paupers, and diminilhing the great Expsnee of maintaining them. By JOHN Hi I. I. Publithcil by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, LOlOOO. This Plan is propofed as au amendment to the 43d of Eliza beth ; and thews that the defeeis complained of may be effectually obviated by forte modifications of that Act, which are too efts:2- pie% for its due execution by the generality of Parini Officers; and by foine auxiliary Clanks to prevent the alarming increafe of Pariih-Paupers, on the principle of Blackfone.• Who lays,— " It is really an honour, and almolt a fingular one to our Englith laws, that they (twirl& a title of this fort; fince preventative jut . - dee is, upon every principle of reafon and found policy, preferable topuoilhing juttice." e This preventative juftice confilts in obli ging thole perrom, whom there is probable grounds to fufpedt of , future milbrhaviour, to ftipulate with, arid give full affurance to the public, that fuch offence as is apprehended, (hall not happen, by I finding pledges or fecurities for their good behaviour."— fhis curity to the Public is here founded on that itatute, by which Sea lmen are compiled to contribute monthly to the Chatham Chelt ; and as it is prefunted that a fitnilar regulation may Iv: extended to all that; of the riling generation, who are not payers to the poor rate or to the revenue ; who, initead of laying on their fuperiots the heavy burden incurred by idlentfo and profligacy, might he obliged to make early provilion for their future welfare. Thus /lair morals would be improved, their wan•s fupplied. a laudable fpirit of - independence acquired, and every individual would be • come his own Reformer. With thefe views the formation of Friendly Societies is recom mended, at the fame time that the defeeta and abufes in their pre fent Rate are pointed out, and remedies fuggefted. Thefe fug. geftions, if adopted, would prevent adventitious posoity, and ftop the great inlet to Par;9l PAupers. The irkfome burin& to the •Magiftratc and Parifh ufficer would be diminifked. 'The vete tilos law of fettlement uuld four- become ohfolete,aod the heavy poor rate reduced to a fi th of its prefent large amount. 41 We have perufed this really patristic mad with much fat's faClion, &Tank the Author appears to us to contemplate the im portant funlea of W.. n t0..,rk4 to a true point of view; and that,• fore Wt rt con:mem: c 6elitr.d and effective attention.".--Month ly lie tic w. • Llacklbc, Book iv,c. 111. FASHIONABLE FURNISHINO SHOP, AFTER THE LONDON STYLE. Alkii ROSS, Clothier, No. z, St. An v ilrew'a-ftreet, Edinburgh, refpedfully informs bi. FrirOs and the Public, that he has alway 4 on hand every thing New and Fakonable in the Clothier line, of the heft W-rkiranfhip and Materials, which he condones to make up at the following pric.l,l for ready money only : A Coat of any colour, belt foperfine L 1 9 0 Ditto, French Black, or Navy Blue 2 13 0 Ditto Superfine, from 216 s to to 0 Gilt, or Pitted Buttomt, an extra charge to the above. A Veft of the heft London Printed Cti/ilting t 1 0 Toilenet, ditto ix 6 Silk ditto a 19 0 Beft Silk Breeches I IS 0 Conftittitlnnal, or Velvet ditto 17 0 Patent C• rd, trom tl. is. to x 5 o Brit Mili'd Cafilmere ditto - t 4 0 Belt Single Caftimere ditto - x I o Forma Cloth Pantaloons, from t6s. to x 2 C Bdt Mill'd Stocking ditto - I 2 0 Deft Superfine Blue Pantaloons &ft Mifi'd Cafflmcre ditto I 7 o 7 Single ditto a s o A Suit of heft Superfine Black Clo•h 4 8 o Gentlemen above five feet eight incht a hies and three feet two inches thick, will be charged extra for Cloth. Ladies Habits, Boys' Dreirzs, Servants' Liveries, and every thing in the line done on equally moderate terms, and on the fhorteft pollibte notice.— Particular attention paid to Army and Navy Uniforms. Gentle men in the Country, by fending their old clothes for !near:ire, will be fervid on the :;me terms as if preftnt. Eslinburgh, March 6, 1837. SYNONYMES. • This day was publifbed. prh. fss. in boards, in one elorely printed Volume, D ICTIONNA I I: F. U NIVi.RSLLdes Synonyms de In Latigue Franc.nire.s Par M. de 1.1i.V . 1L AC. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS Nu 6, Bri ige-street, Black friars and to he had of all Boolsk.lers. DR. MA VOR'S NFW W *.RIS. This day sins publithed, in two el rant Vol frr.lreap oetwo. Price Nina shilling. in hoards, A FATHER's GIFT' l'O HIS CHILDREN; confining of original hSSAYS. TALES, Rn.- FLECTIONS, &c. By WILLIAM MAYOR: LL. D. Vicar of.Hurity, in Beiiiihi , e,at,tl Chaplain to th-! Earl of M.lir3. Printed for Ric naan PuiLLIP. , No. 6. Ncw 13ritisc•ft; cLt ; and to be had of all 80okt-diem THF. NFW HOUSE OF COMMONS. This day wac publiihld, price toe. 6d..in Boar is. iis. in LA, or las. Calf gilt, a yew and enlarged I•dition, rewired to the Fiat of March, of ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS containing Reef hat enrred Notices of the Lives, the Family and I'arty Connections the Senatorial Chas rader and C'enatind, and other ufeful and fatistadary Particulars relative to all the Members of the prefent COMMONS HOUSE of PARLIA MEN l'; drawn up and printed as a Companion to the Court KaknJars and the Packet Peerages. Printed for RICUARD Paitcars, No 6. IPidge.fireet,Blackfriars, sIX..(r 't.% and to be had all Bookfellera Of wham may b- bad, In Nine Volumes complete, or either Volume feparately, Memoirs of Public Charaders between the Years 1798 and 111.4, price tos. 6d. per Volume in Boards, embel • bled with Pe►traits. This day was publillsed, a New lidirion, in final! Octavo. price 6s. in boards, ADICTIONARY of MUSIC; so which is pre. fixed a familiar introdunicn to V. • SCIENCE of HAR MONY. By THOIVIAS BUSBY, Muf D. The prefent Work is offered to thc Public Ls a complete and comprchenfive Mulical Dietionary. The want of fuch a work has long been I:it by flu:lents ,?matcurs, and profefrons. In Imara ing fchools and priv , :e families. it will be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady het i :inning to pm:lice; and it will he no left aeceplabie as an app ndage to every Plano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Pradlice of Mufic Printed tor RlellAkD PISILLIPS, No 6, Bririg•-ftrect, Black friars : and fold by all other Mufic-fillers and Bookfellers in the United Kingdom. POPULAR INTRODUCTION To ASTRONOMY. This day wa. puldifhed, illuqratetl no-nerous large Copper plates, on a plan entitely new. price L 0.. r Shillings and Sixpence, with an allowance to Schools, _ 1 'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, nr a L DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS, and of the SYS I'EM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po pular manner, adapted particularly to the penifil of Young Per iwig, and efpetially calculated to promote and II nplify the Rudy of Agronomy to Perfons of al! Ages. ' Printed for RICH ALD P 1111 LIPS, Bridge ftniet, Blackfriars; and fold by Tahart, at the Juvenlle Library, New Bond-greet, and by all other llockfellers. Of whom alfo may he had, The Wonnzas of the Mic 1119 COPE, or a Difplay of the Woo den of the Creation, in Ohj:•ei• compost atieely minute, illuftrated with very large Plates.. --Price 3e. 6d. in Boarde. ACRICULIURE. LL Perions in:crelied in the Prneiiee of Agri• culture and anxious to aZopt the rations modern Improve. ments and Difcnverirs in that Att. Are refpettful:y.irformed, that a new, reviled, and enlarged Edition of Da. DICKSON's COM PLETE SYSTEM of frlOD:ilt N HUSBANDRY, including an the lateft Improvements and Dlrcov,rles to the ift of January Ito 7, has jun h -co publifhttl, and may b: had of all Bookfellers, price Four Guinvz s and a half in hoards. It fltould be underftood, that this capital Walt includes every Branch of the important Art to which it relates, (Arable and Paiture) particularly the heft Methods of Planting, and the im proved Management of Live Stock; with the DefcriptiJn of Im plements and Buildings. the Theory of Suits and Manures, the heft Methods of Inclufing, Entha..king, P,oadmaking, Draining, Fallfwing, Irrigating Paring. Burning, &c. &c. The improved cultivation of Arable Lands, of all kinds of Grain, artificial Graffes, Ste &c. illustrated with numerous Carper Plates In a word, i❑ Conjundion with the Farmer's Kalendar, by Mr. Arthur Young. this W.4-1c by Dr. Dickfun, forms a complete FARM HOUSE, or AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, for re ference or in ftrodion upon every Subjcdt. Both Works are printed for RICHARD PHILLIPI.No 6, Bridge ftrcet, Blacktriars, and may be hal of all Bookfellers. AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SERIES OF BOOKS FOR TEACHING THE FRENCH LANGUAGE IN SCHOOL. VIE FIRST COOK. I'HE FRENCH and ENGLISH PRIMMER ; confiftbig of a brief Vocabulary ..f the moE common Nouns, Adjedlives, and Verbs ; permed its a large Type, on good paper, price 'yd. fewcd. THE SECOND ROOK. The FIRST FRENCH GRAMMAR confining of the Aced denec of that Language, briefly expreffed, and perfpicuoufly dif. played ; containing every thing diential, and nothing fuperflauue —by M. 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'V This new and greatly improvad French and Englifh Dic tionary is printing with all puilible expedition, and will be ready for delivery to the Yublic before Midfummer, r 8.7,7. THE S/ITH BOOK. DICTIONNAME UNIVERNYI. DES SYNONYMES DR I,A LANGUE FRANCOISE, Recueillis par M. L'Abbe de Lc - vixac, pr Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS. No. 6..Bridge-ftreet, Black • friar's, and to be had of all Bouldeliers, with the full allowance so Schools. N. B. The above mentioned Series of eafy and Cmple elennn tary Books are believed to be all that are nr•ceffary to render ern Engin Student rufficiently familiar with the French I.:.ugua, .fot the purples of reading and eoriverfatioo. Every perren have been ftruck with the abfurdity of the practice of putting the prefent voluminous, t.-lions, and perplexing French Gram mars and their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. 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