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,--.--- ---- . . ... ...!.• . ! . . . _ . --- , . . - . • 2 .-T •,. " • , . . . . . ~ . . ~ .. . . .- . . . • . , • .. . .• .- .. -.— ..... it. i.. s . , ie: Al.: r t ~... • a' ..., • . . 2...... .....- . el t. ;\ 4... i r ..... , • ...0-: . • ‘'' . • ~11 , ... st '-' Az] . . - V. g •- , ;;;.: ', ..„T___ • . • ... 4. _ _ _ .- 1 .7.- z a•-_ - e i...Tru: - l',- ..., 4 )6.,. • ii 4 • • ..1: 1 . , '''. al i• • ... • , .4. . • .•. a l*, . 4 . • th, 1 . 4 1 1,_, ‘ i.,. ; • . . . . . . . )\' 1 i .;;''; : L . ~...''''\ f I ...... • • . • ..-• • & • , ~*. . • • . . • iIII / l' - flak.. • .. ....._... ___ . WEDNESDAY,_ FEBRUARY is, ,1507 tIUMBER 56S 51' 4PC-PPOi*:: THEO,* 419Y.AL. COVEN E-GAIWEN. rI7O44ORLOW EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, ailed* Play et .. :I'H,E TEMPEST ; or, t..1:4C1012411 - 11D ISLAND. pare: Mr' KIMBLE; jkarancla, Mif, sR UNTON ; Arid; bri YGONO LADY. Ti ol;letirwillie Laded tho NevealUdosogroe r called MOTHER GOOSE.; . • ogs, THE GOLDEN EGG. 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" They are all original, and poffers much epigrammatic point; . we reiganmend this.produttion to all our fentitive readers, who love i laugh: from the Ryle of the Work, we prefume the Author is well known to the public."—Monthly Mirror. This day was publithed, In One VoTurtle, Odtavo, price 76. in boards, A T • REATISE on the VARIETIES. CONSE. OUENCES, and TREATMENT of OPHTHALMIA ; with a Prcliminary Inquiry into its Contagious Nature. By ARTHUR EDMONDSI'ON, M: D. Tellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. printed for Longina n, HUrit, Rees, and Orme, Pater noittr. row. The 011..dfs of this Work are to trace the Origin and Pr:Trefs of the Opinion, Which confiders Ophthalmia to he pi spagori by' Cuotagiontor Infection ; to investigate the Nature and inflto•nce of the Ganef Inflammation in gcneral, but parti• culArty of the 1 7 4745tr0t0 glpkMlada ; and to dwell a Mode of Tri'athient uliskelsaV beertistakil isseteisfel is its Cm.. This day i as yabßflsed, In Atte Volume, Detaia. priet 6d.' in hdards, CER MONS on the EXISTENCE of the DEITY, V the Immortality of the Snul, the Excellence of the Chriltian and other iinpottaut Subjeds. By the Rev. JOHN ADAMS, A. M. Malta of the Academy at Putney,and Author of" The Hillory of Great Btitalh," ate. Printed for Lorigman.Hurft,Rees.and Orshe,Paternoffer-row. " This is a. performance of infinite *Mill. in wkieh there is much that ought to be often repeated, and exhibited in huh sari • forms,as the various talents of Writers may afford. The aloft ini..ortant truths are expreffed in plea fi ng, elegant and perfpicuous 14.o:1:age. The more learned Readers will find their minds agree 'hie refrethed by the effence of many valuable dirquifitiqns reduced to the balk of popular difeourfes, and young perfons will be in ci“ce.l pulls their enquiries farther than the precut plan ad anitte.l."—Literary Journal. DR. FRANKLIN'S WORKS COMPLETE. This day were pulsated, In Three Farr Volumes, OElave, with Evens Engravings, and a • Portrait of the Author. price sl 166. in Doan* r nit: COMPLETE WORKS, in I'HII4OSO. PHY, POLITICS, and MORAI.S, of Dr. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ; with Memoirs of his early I.ife. Written by NIMSEI.P. Printed for J. Jolutfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman. Mitt, Rees, and Oime, Faternolter.row. It is Dot very creditable to the liberal curiofity of the Englith 'Odic, that there ihOuld have been no complete edition of the Works of Dr. Franklin till the year 1806. The public is very s.luch indebted to the editor of the prefent colledion. It i , pre. Tented in a cheap and onoltentatious form, and feems to have t:ett compikd with fufficient diligence, and arranged with con rahle jod s nietit. Di. Franklin was the molt rational perhaps 011 i, t ishcrt." EDINJOJRCH Rev. No. sh. As above may be had, juft publiftted, A I , ew and improved Edition, clephtly punted in t ♦ols. fonlf .cap /N 4 with a Porttait, prick Es. bOatds, of the Life and il.rys of Benjamin Franklin, LLD. _ _ ON THE TREATMENT OITHE TABES DORSALIS. This day was publithed, price 71. The Third Edition, with very conhderable additions, f P•attiCal Effajs and ohkrvations on the Nature. various Caere and the moil rational mode of treating and eradicating that (re ties of Concomption, incident to Youth, in the different ftagcs, of Life, comm.* called ' 4 - FADES DORSALIS. Including the cure of that train of eancuntitant Difordcrs, which dermtge the human organ., to a, to tcnier them not only incompetent to the divine tuna 013 of procreatim, but inedequate to perform even the ordi ili*y Acts of nature. I t By H ST. JOHN NFAI E, t Member of the Royal Aeademy of Paris, of the Usilverlity of ' Leyden. utill . Pradlitioner in London ; f.roserly Surgeon Major s to the gat Regimeta of Infantry, to the a 6•h or Q . lleen'a Re . ers t a b a n sal Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hofpitar at " 'Printed - ferl Walker, and H. D. Symmonds, PAternofter-rew ; Ito ha Pad a No 62, Frith Brett, Sobo•fquare. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Feirrary 4, an. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hu Majilly'r ORDNANCE do hereby gig* Nadu, That Propofais will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before the soth initant, from fuch Perrone as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CAKE COPPER for the Service of this Di.partmeut, upon a Contra* for Three Years, fubjedt to be ter minated by a Notice frost either Party of Three Months after the Aspiration of Ooe Year, and conformably to the Conditions of Payment obkrved by this Department. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Comradt may be known upon application at the Secretary's Offing in Pall Mall lifosefaid, any day between the Hours of Teo and Four o'Clock. The Propel('la are to be faded up and indorfed " Propofala for the fupply of Cake Coppers" but no Propotils can be admitted after the (aid acth inftatit, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unlers the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, that attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW. Secretary: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Memory 7,x1b7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit MajdYet ORDNANCE Jr bred . , give Notice, • To fuch Pcrfons aa.may have scafoued Walnut-Tree Timber In their poffeMon, or who may be inclined to felt their Walnut-Trees in the pref.-..nt Sessfuu, tbat, they, the Principal Officers will be ready to purchafe (itch quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank as may be from time to time tendered to them. The Plank mull be found and fit for making Magnet Stocks, and of the thieknefs of two Inches and a half, and mutt be delivered at the Tower, where payment will be made in ready money, when required, for the accommodation of perfons having (mall quantities to difpofe of; fo fuon as the Plank has been mcafured and approved by the Offi cers belonging to the Royal ManufaCtory of Small Arma at the Tower. Each Propofal mutt fpecify the quantity of Plank to he fuld, and the price required f•r it per foot fuperficial; and the lane is to be forwarded addreffed to the Secretary to the Hoard of Ord nance, Office of Ordnance, Pail-Mall. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, February it , i 80 7 'l'l-1E PRI isCll 3 ,ll, GFFICERS of His Allotth'i ORDNANCE d, hereby give Noire. That Proporals will be received at their Wee in Pall-Mall, on or before the 4th day of March fleet, from fuels Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of 400 Loads of hewed Elm I Timber, for the (crake of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, of the file of 110 feet at the leall; and the whole to be delivered into (tore in the mare of t h e enfuing three months. Further particuiare, together with the Terms and Conditions el the Centred, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals arc to be delivered, feelcd, and Whaled " Propetals fur hewed Elm Timber ;" hut no Pro- pofal can be admitted after the laid 4th day of March, at twelve o'c lock at noon of the fame day, thither will any Tender be no ticcd, wilds the Party making it, or an Agent in Lis bel.alt, Mal attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. _ VICTUALLING °MCI, Fe;realy 16, 007. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7ESTrs NAVY, de Gerdy givir Nakt. That on 'Tuefday tht jd of March next, the) will be ready to receive Tender in writing (realed up) and treat Fur FOUR HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL, To be delivered Two Hundred and Fifty Tons into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and One Hundred and Fifty Tons into thole at Plymouth—one half thereof in one month, and the other half in one month afterwards ; and Fur ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS; To be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in a mouth, into His Majefty's Viduaßing Stores at Deptford be fore-mentions& The whole to be pail fur by Bills, payable with intertft ninety days after date. 'rhe Conditions of the Contradks may be fern at the Secretary's °Mee. No regard will be tad to say reader in aa biob thl ityk,,,,11 not be isrfered torrdi at lengtb,or I:Naftali not be darning ia et a Board be ! re One o'Cloa as tbefaid Tateftlajt the 3d of lfired neat, my aitiefi eta Perini lobo swats the Tastier, or fine Perfoa on bit behalf, attend, to deliver wino eallodfor. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe " PEA ace. and another, againff his Majeity's ATTOR NU GIN CIA!. and others." the Creditors or Charles O'Hara, late Governor of Gibraltar, /lg. decraftscl, who died in the month of February. dos) are, on or hriore the ~d day of March. c 807, to come in helm( John Ord, E:q. one of the Maf tens of the (aid Court, at his Chamber.. in Southampton Building., Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts; or, In default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the here& of the Paid Decree. STEPHENSON ANL GOWER, Plaintiffs Solicitors. TICKENCOTE HOUSE, RUeI.AND. T •--- . • O BE LE r, in a midi deniable li•tiation, wit% an I. excellent Preferved MANOR, ninety-two miles nn the North Road from I.nnt4on. and three from Stamford,the Mail taking and leaving letters daily at the (sate, a c.A PI l'Al. MAN/ 6 10N, fur nithed or unfurl dhed, fit tor the reception of a very laro Family, or commodious for a moutrate one; confuting of a fpacious it four lugs Sitting Rnovis, eleven Family Lodgiog Rooms, and Ls duo for Servants ; with very commodious Offices, excellent Gar den, Do'veeetc, &c. Fifty Acres of Graft Land may be occupied with it, if required. Further Particulars may be had on application to Mr. llnking ton, Attorney,in Stamford, Linentnthire. ~TTHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per- V Iona! beauty in both Sexes, and in Come puts of ! 'trope arc efiential to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian W'athin Cakes, porch the petuliar Property of giving the molt raqutiite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairsefs to the hands, which are conßactl4 walhed with this Soap. Even in cafes where the fkin has been injured 14 labour or other vio• knee, the herds:els and coarfenefs are rff:dlually, Intallibly, and permanently removed, and fueetcdrd by a Intoothnef., fairnefs, and delicacy of oppearance,,which cannot he acquired by any other means whatever. It is by'experience only that any one can form an adequate idea of the fuperior excellence of this Soap. Sold wholefale ' retail, and for export aion, by the Proprietor's role Agent, (whore fignature it hears) Wm. Withers 229,Strand. near Temple bar, I.ondon : and the Proprietor:, aa a farther ken rity, beg them to be putiesku is noticing that the same and ad• arch of the Printer, (h. hpragg, No .ity, Bove-ilreet, Covent•Gar .len). is affixed to the label and ar t esppez.- 4 4 cttbsss ass cam • whits. Wise is. cstali Cats. TRESHAM'S BRITISH GALLERY OP PICTURES. Early in the Spring will be publilbed, in large on. both Plain and Coloured, after the manner of Miniatures, price plain, 13s. proofs tl iis 6d coloured 31 3s. 1401. of - 1 1 HE BRI VISH GA LI Elt V (4 7 NC ru RES : IN TWO SZNICS. The Firft, containing a Ilefcription of the Cabinets and Galle ries of Pidtures in Great Britain; embellithed with Engravirgs on a final' kale, from all the belt and molt. interesting l'ainti , gs in the different Collcdlions. Each colledtion 1t magnitude being dittindtly illuftrated by a concife hi(ory of Its forniation, and a defcription of its Contents. The Second, containing a Hittory of Painting and its Profef fors ; enibellikcd with highly iittifhed Specimens from the Works of the molt celebrated Matters ; felcdtcd from the fitt . lt exam ples in Great Britain. '1 oti•ber with a defcriptive Elucidation of the peculiar Excellence of each Painting, and Anecdotes of the Pidtures. The hiftorical and dcfcriprive part by William Young Ottley, Efq. the Engraving; by Mr 1' W. fomkins, Hittorical Engraver to het Niajtity, who has the management of the executive part of the Work ; Mr L. Schiavinetti, Mr A. Cordon, and other eminent Engravers 'Use whole under the fuperinteudanee of HENRY TRESHAM, Efq. R A. Printed for Loignrin, Hurft. Rees, and Orme, Paternoßcr-row ; J. White, Flat ; Cade!! and I)svies, htrand ; and fur''. W. Tomkins Nu 49, New Bond•Rreet• ••• Sublet iptiun• arc received at the Publithere, and a detailed Profpettut may be bad at all the Buukf•llers in Town and Country. Highly.finifhed Copies of fume of the Plantes may be ken at Mr Tuutkinie, New Bund•ltreet. 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In One Vulumr Crown Octavo, price 95. bound, The Second Edition, With numerous Additions and Improvements, of 'HE UNION DICTIONARY; con! Aining all that is trimly Ufeful in thelMC I'ION ARI ES of JOHNSON, SHERIDAN, and WALKER : the Orthography and explanatory Matter (*elated from Dr. Jolinfon, the Pronunciation adjutted ate cording to Mr. Walker, with the Addition of Mr. Sheri(lan'R Pro. nunciation of thole Words wherein theft two eminent Orthue piltsdifft.r The Whole defigned to prefent to the Reader at one View, the Orthography, Explanation, Pronunciation, and Accentuation of all the purcit and mutt approved Terms in the Engitek Language. With a MythologicaLand Hittorical Appendix of propel Names, deduced from the heft Authorities. By "11-10 MAS BROWNE, LL. A. Author of a " New ClafficAl Dittiunary." " Virtiattuut POCIICUTiI " & c. •.• Upwards of One Thoufand Words not inferred in Dr. Jobnfun's Dictionary, and feledted from the Writings of our molt eminent modern Authors, namely, Burke, lilackftone, C'tt. (ter field, Bryant, tiawketwortb, Oray. Makin, Shenftone Cowper, Blair, Etc. &c. have keen carefully ingralted un the prefent Edi-. tion. A coneife Hiftorieal and Mythological Didtionary has been alfo fulsjoined. Printed for Wilkie and Rohinfun; Scatcherd and I.rtrernian; 0. Kcal Bey ; C. Law; Longman, Horft, Rees, and Oruse ; J. Booker; and Verner, Hood, and Sharpe. This day were publithed, In One Volumeiato. with Engravings aster L . /raging% by the Au thor, price al. as. in boards ESSAYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION in PAINTIWI.—By CHARLES BELL, CUNTAINING. I. Of the Mrs of Anatomy to the Painter. Of the Study of the Antique, and of the Academy Figure. s. Of the Skull. 01 the Diitindtions of Charaeter in different Ages. Comparifon of the Antique with Natural Charader. 3 & 4 Of the Mufelcs of the Face, in Mao and Animals. S. Of the Expreflim of Pal Eon as illultrated by a Comparif 'n of the /Ankles of the Face in Man and Animals. Of the Mufeles peculiar to Man, and their !areas in bcitowing Human Ent% ffion. 6. Of the individual Paflions ; and of the Action of the Muf. ties expreffive of thcie Panne 7. General View of the (Economy of the Human Body as it relates to Exprcflion in Painting. •.• The iitihjeds arc lllullrsted by Sketches of the Bones. and of the Forms of the Head. Of the Mit!'elcs. Of the Ex ration of the Face in the fermi Pallior.s. Ace. Printed for Longman, Hurlt, Rees, and Orme, Pate:miter row. "'rm. we think is a very elegant and interefting publication In the execution of his tafk Mr. Bell has nut only given new proofs of intimate acquaintance with hia proteffional Science.but has indicat ed a tafte mid a feeling for the excellencies both of Sculrture and Painting, and entered at the (sine time into all the difficulties and perplexities of the ftudent with a zeal and a fympathy which cannot fail to he very gratif)ing. The conception and execution of the *etches do great credit to the talents and tafte of the Author. They are fur the mutt part extremely ftriking and im preffive. tantalize:lN RILVILW, Nu. e 6 _ This day was puhliOicd, Qtarto,embelliflied with two elegantly engraved Portraits, and a View of Nottinghani Caftle, price it t is. 6d. and in Royal Qarto. with firft imprefLons of the Plates, price ai. t as.id. la cure bouts, MMEMOI RS of the LIFE of Colonel HUTCH IN. SON, Governor of Nottingham Cattle and Town, Repre fentative of the Count) of Nestingham hi the long Parliametit,and of the Town of Nottingham in the Firft l'arliament of Charies 11. &c. With original Anecdotes of many of the molt diftin guiesed of his Cooteniporaries, and a Summary Review of Public Affairs : written by his Widow LI/Clr, daughter of Sir ALLIEN Amer, Lieutenant of the Tower, &c. Now fira publiased from the original Manderipts. By the Rev JULIUS HUTCHINSON To which is prilled, the Life of Mrs. Hutcbinlun, written by Herkif; a Fragment. _ . . . Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rces. and Orme, Paternofter.rnw. " Tilde intetefting men will gutify all, who delight in the contemplation a human ebarakier, and arc fenfible to the charms of lutelledual gad mural medicine." Fetedlive Reale'', Jan. zSoy. " As a political record, we regard it as a valuable sdaltiiiii to our flock of original documents ; bur, perhaps, its g•catcft merit will be allowed to raft on its cseellency as a literary compoiltion. The Rory Is interefting in the bigheft degree. The ityle is un doulitedly entitled to the praife of vigour and elegance, and will not be canly matched among the writings of our elder Authors.' Critical Review, Jan sky. 1)t4l work, Indeed, be a moft valuable addition to the hiftorl ad record of a petiod, which has always been confidered as one of the molt Important in this annals of knBlifti hiftory." Oztord Review, Fcb. ° This lo &beg Qi 11 , :plarinterett and Importance." Centurs Literals, Feb. 407. This was publiated, In Two 11clumes, Putt Odavo, price 16s. in boards. MISCELLANEOUS POETRY ; cons iHitg of LTA TRANSLATIONi from the !CFI ANOIC, 1 MU/4W SPANISH, .PORTUGUESE, GERMAN, &c. By. the Hon. W. HER fiKRT. Hurl, Rtes, and, Orme, Pat enmfter-rows. Printed for I. m. 4 E ZI Ws. 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NKW ICYCIAVEDIA (the• nly modern Work of the Lind) in two large and magnificent qtarto Volume.. illUltrited by One Ffundrelilisid Forty Engrav ings, price id t cs in Boards. It is doubtlet: underltood by the Public. this: this Work con.. tains t!r• prefcnt State of every Branch of Knowledge. including all recent Dircoveries • and • lmprovernen and• that. atthongit it, is eomprized in only Two Volumes. which are fold at a fixkh ot eighth part of the menet of other Cyclopedia.; yet,, by the re-. j,ction of extraneous fuljett., not properly conneded with a ,Dic-, titulary of Arts and Sciences; all objects of ufeful or probable Reference, and all important Fads and Principles, are given as much at large as in Works ten times the bilk. Linker ot the twelve Part. may be hod feparately, at Nine Shil. Hogs; and, perfotis dillsofed to take in a part Weekly or Monthly, may be fupplied regularly by all Bookrellfri. No 6, Bridge itrcet. Black friar., Feb: tt, WITH SIXTY-SIX COPPER PLATES. This day was publifised, in One elegant Volume Bvo. illuftrated, with 66 Copper plates, chiefly drawn from the Life, and en graved by the Brit artifts. price One Guinea in boards, 13 AcricA L ILLUSTRATIONS nt . R H ETO. z RICAL GESTUktE and ACTION. adapted to the Bullock Of the F.nglith Stage, and to the Charaaers of the English Drama, from the original Work of M. Fogel, Member of the Academy at Berlin. By HENRY SIDDONS Of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. With Sixty-fix graphic Delineations of the ExpreMon of the-va rious Paffvms, and of the modern Coftume of the London Theatres. Printed for It lc u m‘o Put tu es, No.6,Bridge-ft met, Black triari and to be had of all Bookfcllers. JUST COMPLE FED. 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