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IV 1--- - '‘,l-1 • 1 ?; 1 •I •. / c 77 • Is, v , ... ; ‘ • ~. li :i J C:.: VI. I ► .. ~:. ...,,..,,., ..r c ~ ; r 4kl ji -:4 IL I • • 7 :. . ''A -‘ - , & i Jae- . ' t_a • 31 . i ,• 1 . ..:. T 1 Ili l P r. • • .„, - N ' - ( _.... ..., . . sumßeß 67 7 SATURDAY, MAY 23, Iho7 THFATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. LPRICI 81X-PEmci ON MOTIDAY NEXT, MAY 25, 1807, will be aged an Opera. called INKLE AND YARICO. This day was palliated, bandfomely printed In 4 vols. Odtavo, price 21. T HE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY; Or a Coucife View of the Principles calculated for the Pre fcrvation of Health, igd the Attainment of Long Life. By sir JOHN SINCI.AIR, Bart. Printed for Arch. Conftable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Cadell and Davies, Strand; and John Mutrart Fleet ftreet, London. GENERAL ELECTION. To which will T H E add WOOD the new Roma D/EMONntic /Vlelo ; -Drama, called Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRU'CK." nis Evening—The Travellers ; with the Liar. SUSSEX ELECTION. I'HE early attendance of the FKEF.HOLDERS - 1 1- in the intereft of JOHN FULLER, Efq is earneßly re quefted at Lewes. Tbe Committee meet every day at the Crown and Anchor, S: rand, from eleven till thme ; and after that hour at Mr. B.dl is Cbambers,No. 26, Lincoln's Inn Old Square,to whom all communications tending to fecure Mr. Finite s eltdtion are re• quefta to be made, and who will provide Carriages to convey the voters to Lewes. Tbi• day were publifhed, In Three Volumes, ;mo. price iss in bit.rds, GLEANINGS of WIT, being a choice Collec. Lion of Talcs, Anecdotes, Occurrences and various pieces in Profe and l'erfe, interfperfed with many Original I'ixe►, never before publifbed. From the Works of an OLD MILITARY OFFICER. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•row. Mr. Fussaa's COMlllittet at Lewes meet every day at the White Hart. State of the Poll at the Clore on Thurfday, May it : Mr. Wyndham . 3650 Mr. Fuller - - ssly Colonel Sergiffon - - 2000 Dr MAVOR'S NEW WORK. FIRS TIME. GRAND EQIIESTRI-AN CORPS DE RESERVE! Ago, the numerous and eminent Pantornimieal Performers from the Royalty Theatre. ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, W ESTM 114 IS PPR BRIDGE. This day was publillserl, in two elegant Volumes, foolfcap °Zhao Price Nine Shillings in boards A FATHER's GIFT TO HIS boards, ; vinfirting of original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE. FLECTIONS, &c Fee By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vit.:lr of Hurley, in lierkasire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira. Pritiod fur RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. New Bridge !tract ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHO LD SKS OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET. GENTI.2IIIIN, T BEG leave to return my finceret thanks for the very great honour you have this tiny conferred upon me, by eledting me a fecund rime, one of your Reprefent.alvt. in Parlia ment. The ground upon which I folkited that high diftindtioa • was a . zealous regard to your honour an 3 independence, a Arm at tachment to the principles of our excellent roultitu ion, and an uniform deire to promote an the iuterclk of this County to the utmolt of my Power. It (hull be my melt carneft endeavour, to difehzrge faithfully the duties of the importan• trult , and to prove myfelf as active, vigilant and independent Mouth'. of Parliament. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the highelt refpedt, Your molt devoted fervent, Dorchefter, May 20, 1807. E. 13. PORTMAN. • Under the Pattonage of their Royal Itighucffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 25, 1807. be ‘4.." prefented (firft time) PRUSSIAN POLANDF I. X ER CASES, Strpe"tine Ladder, &e..—aft time, an Arriette, called the German Spa Girl—ti time, Equeftrian Extrcifes, by the young Pruffian.—atth time,tbat fo much admired Militat y Spec tacle, called the BRAVE COSSACK, with Its dependent and in • toiling new and fplendid Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's jridge. Ste &c. of new invention.—tft time, a favourite Song by a Young Lady.---tft time, Warbling, Whiffling. and Julking the Nato of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, Ste ik time, The Grand Fqut.ftrian Corps de Referee will have the Warta perform divers t:xercifes.—To conclude with HAR. LAVIN and MOTHER BUNCH. Deorsta be opened at half pail Ave, and begin at half pail fix. -.Bons as—Pit ac—Gallery as—Second price at half raft eight. ...hues to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box Office This day was publithed, the Fourth Edition. reviled and enlaried, price Bs. in boards. A PRACTICAL INcLuIRT into DISORD E RED R F.SPIRATION, dittinguifhing the Coulee of Afthma, to which are now fubjoined vari 'tat ['radical Obfervations on the "'mamma. By ROBERT BR HE, M. D Fellow of the Royal College of eitylicians. HERTFORDSHIRE, MR KINGHA ANHIRE, BEDI ORD SHIRE, ur k Y WAN CED, either at a Rent or Purchafe, about fifteen miles from the Metropolis, a large commot'h.us Houfe and Premifrs (*unable for an Academy, in or near a Mallet Town nr refpeaable Village. Apply to Mr. Sabine, Upper-ttreet. taingtol. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge firent, Blackfriars; and to h: had of all Bookt Hers —Of whom mar be had. FIRS,. lames Or Ttlit LONDON PRAC rice or gUlCritY. By FAVIU EL COOPER, Fellow of the Royal Colkgc of Surgeons, Lon lon, Ste. &c. Price 12S. In hoards. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF PRESTON. Olsyrxems IT is midi the turmoil regret, that I confider myfelf under the nec,IBI of withdrawing from the prefent eonteft. My reafons for doing fo, you have unt more right to exped, than I am anxious to give, and I will Rate them, frankly and briefly. They are lOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. ..J•tiN-bTRECT, ADFLPIII, May 22,5807. THE Difiributton of the Premiums and Bounties 11 Toted to the refpedtire Candidates during the preterit Set. fionoribbe on Ttrefday next, the s6th init. at Twelve &Clock at Neon, ID the Great Room of the Society, where the Candidates atcsoattmd. Strangers cannot be admitted without a written oder from, or a perfonal introdudlion by, a Member of the So. erg; and no perfon can be admitted before Ten o'CI Kt. Carriages to fet down with the horfes' heads towards Bucking isaidtrect, and drive off by Rohcrt-ftreet, and the Terrace. By Order, C. TAYLOR, Secretary. ALICE FOLT FOREST, HAM S. To be SOLD by AUCTION. By Order of the Surveyor General of his Maj-fly'. Forefts, Woods. &c. by Meffrs. Allen and Ward, at the Star Inn, at Bentley, near Farnham, Surrey, on Tuefday the fifth day of May, 18_7, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in three Lots, THE BARK of 300 large OAK TIMBER TREES, felled fur the ufe of the Navy,i4 the above Foreft, containing about 163 Loads. May be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by appjying to Mr. William Moore, Keeper of the faid Foreft: and the particu lars and Conditions of Sale may he had of the faid Mr. Meore; alto of Mr. Butler, Deputy . Surveyor of the Foreft, ISinfield, Births • at the George Inn, Snow-Hill, London; White lion, Guildford ; King's Arms, Goda!miug ; Swan, Alton; at the Place of Sale; and at the Audiuneers', Farnham. This day was publilhed, a New Edition, in (mall Octavo, price 6s. in hoards, ADICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre. fixed a familiar llntroduels.n to the SCIENt!E of HAR MONY. By THOMAS BDSBY, Muf D. The preterit Work is offered to the Public as a complete and comprehenfive Mufical Didtionary The want of fuch a work has long been felt by Rudents,amateurs, and profeffors. to hoard ing Ichoals and private families, it will be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to pradlice; and it will be no lets acceptable :s an appendage to every Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Practice of Mu Ac. Printed tor RICKA RD P•i WI% No 6, Briillge.ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by all other Mulle-falers and Bookfellers in the United Kingdom► USTITUTION for the Cure of IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH, teruetion of FOREIGNERS in the Idiom and Pronunciation of the Englifh Language, and Improvement of ENGLISH ORATORY, No. 40, Bedford Place. MR. and Mrs. THELWALL continue to lend their alEfLance to Ladies and Gentlemen in all the various *Ferments of Eng Nth Elocution, and to thole efpccially who e*kr have difficulties or imperfections of utterance, or who afpire nit higher graces and accompliihments of eloquence, dce. Pupils may be attended, either privately, or in chiles, at Rated Mats ; or may he accommodated as boarders, by the Year, lent er, Month, &c Foreigners, and Gentlemen from the Coun try, whole Ray in London is neeeffarily limited, (thole elpecially who have Impediments) will find particular advantages in domef ticathal. For the ufe of the latter, is prepared, A BOOK OF I. XERCISES, with Manufcript Notations, prix. so Guineas, by means of which the Pupil who has received only a few Leon., may be enabkd to purfuc a fyftem of felt tuition. Jul or Pupils, with Impediments, entrufted to the care of Mrs T.will he initiated in the French, Latin, and Italian Languagcs,&c. ACAPITAL Fine•toned PIANO FORTE, with Additional Keys, Pedal, and the new-invented Sir legg'd Prase; colt, about five weeks fmce, 34 Guineas, and has not been ufe4as the Gentleman who it belongs to. is ordered abroad in the ferrite of his Country.—lt will be fold for 24 Guineas only, ready tasty. It may be feen from eleven till four o'clock, at Mr. Wat Ws, No 3, Leicefter-place, Leicefter fquare. N. B. Maker's name is Tomkifon. Tile ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN %RIDGE WELLS WARE, next ALBANY, PICCADiL I .Y. ROBINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pub k, that be is canftantly receiving from his Manufaciney at Taal ridge Wells, a froth (apply of goods of every dercription in the skowe line, confuting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back. Paseo Tables, richly inlaid in Mofaic Work ; alto Work, Writ ill. Drawing, Net ring, and Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented Woos, Tea Tables, Chelts, mad Caddies ; Tambour and Em- Wiley Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of 'lurnery Wee,he. &c. oa the lowert terms, great allowance made to nler. thaw, and Captains in the Eaft and Welt India trade. Ev r t ankle made of white wood fi.r Ladies to ornament. ladies works 'MAW without direolouring, old Ttnebridge Ware repaired and walled to look like new. AB forts of Engli and Foreign Per. 's t un!. A good allurement of Leather, W as, and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every dacription.—N. B. All the Abbe Gushier's Weeks, with at exrenfive colleCtion of Inßruetive auus,Ckilderala Boobs, heft White Copal aid other Varian), fold ope Ladles ma tie , at Rehinfon's Warahoufe. MR S fOCKDALE reipeettully acquaints the Public, that a Sale by Anetion of Books, Maps, and Ho- P lll ' l lWorks, will take place at No. 17,0, Piccadilly. on Monday ' oll .sbt 25th instant, and five following days, beginning at One I'Llidt to a-minute. , Amonglt many other valuable Publications are, • '‘'llttli's Works, 271 Proof impreffinna C4O co An Annual &tiger, 5780 to t 805, 26 vols. half bound as a Lotatet's Pliyfiueanniy.s vols. 354 pl. 2,71. Raffia 33 0 Iv William .lone:a Works, complete, 8 • 011 ' R•tn2 13 0 Campbell's 1 our in Scotland, with 44 plates coloured, 2 vol 4 4 Holy Bible, roper royal, &aria 7 7 luvreroy's Chemiltry and Synoptic tables, t t vole. S 5 William's Abridgement of 1.2 w Cafes. 5 111111 • 4 4 Parliamentary kroner and State - - Pages., 1743 to 1806, tcB vols sos o • Croft% Antiquities c.f England and Wales, 699 plates, R vat. 17 17 t iflarov of Roils, 71 plate...elegant, in usorocto 13 11 r aerouves Voyage Round the World, 3 vols. 410. and charts is 15 y: l r Btitifh Atlaa,being a complete fet of Comity Nlapa,&c. 3 S 01,4tews's and Duty's Map 65 miles round London, so leers 4 4 Nstturd's Map of Germany , &s. coloured - to il. I'melt Encyclopedia, 35 vols. folio, calf gilt vd Orford's W or k s , t vols. 4to• 1 7S Plates 10 tc vern's four through t h e Hi g hl an d s , 53 Plates, co' %tired, a vols. 4 4 - - torgroors Di ct i onary of Piinters,by Fa fell, oriel Lord U rtuttra 811 PIdernent.139 portraits, large po i er 8 8 Latalogucs to be had of Mr. Stoic tdale, Piccadilly. 32 to BECCLES, SUFFOLK. Any Family wilhing to exchange their place of abode for a gen teel Neighbourhood, abounding with every comfort ; or any Perkin deGrou• of connecting a Commercial Concern with a Country Refidence, wilt find this every way calculated. TO BE SOLD, AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE, containing a Hall, Breakfaft Parlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, five Sleeping Rooms on the Firft Floor, and five on the Attic, double Coach Houfes and Stables for eight Horfes, with attached and de tached Offices, accommodated t be the Refidence of a genteel Fa mily. The views are catenfive and interefting ; a Gardener's Cot tage adjoins; and the Prentifes comprlfe nearly one Acre and a quarter of rich foil, forrounded by a lofty well planted Wall. The Forniture, or a part thereof, may be taken at a fair valua tion.—Beecles is a very handforne town, paved and lighted, the poor rates moderate, the market well fupplied, and the river navi gable. Diftance from Norwich 37 miles, Yarmouth 14 miles, Loweftoft 9, Bungay 6. Apply file particulars to Mr. Lincoln, merchant, at Necks ; pr Mr. Page, archited, King's Road, Bedford Row, London. To five trouble, the price is tycol. Two thirds may remain on mortgage HIS I'ORIC GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION-hy FETER COXE, At Mr. Squibb's Great Rooms, Say Ile Paffage, On FRIDAY and SATURDAY the agth and Both inftant, - PHIS Gallery of Pnf h tres contains the Works of L our molt eminent Britilh Artifts, on SubjeCts peculiarly inte refting to many Noble Families connected with the molt early part of Englith Hiftory, as well as to the commemoration of events tbat will ever be held in remembrance by Britilh Subj 'eta. Among others it campfires thofc very fplendid and inimitable produel ions of Loutherbourg, the Great Fire of London, the De feat of the Spanifh Armada, and the Battle between Richard Coeur de Lion and Satadin, in Palatine —Likewife, two highly finifhed Pittures by Weft, of William the Firft accrpting ,the Crown of England, and the Submiflion of John to his Brother Richard; with the happielt efforts of thole diftinguilhed Artilts lately deeeafed, Wheatley, Hamilton, and Hodges , and particularly eleven of the very fineft Works of the late Mr. Opie, whofe Chefs ineuvre are certainly in this Colledion; alto, that interelting and beautiful Picture of Lady Jane Grey in Priffm, by Northcote; with fome ot the moll highly fiiiifhed produdions of Smirke,Trc• (ham, Fuzelli.Stothard, Rigaud, Wcltall, Been Sec. Two fcts of the Hiftory of England, the Plates on India Paper (fix only of theft have ever been publifhed) and three Copies of the Etchings of this Work; likewife three Sete of Views in Egypt, Paleftine, &c. &c. Affix, the whole of the Drawings made for the Vignettes, See. &c. belonging to the Hiltory of England. 1 his valuable Collection cannot but be highly interefting to the admirers of Brits Art; they colt Mr. Bowyer to.eml. as proved before both Houfes of Parliament previous to gaffing the Ad for this Lottery. For particulars inqdtre of Mr. Bowyer, Pall Mall. Tbis day was puhlillscd, Elegantly printed in One Volume, Foolfcap Oaavo, with a Huz. mourous Frontifpiece, price ss. 6d. boards. POLITICS of the GEORGIUM SIDUS ; or , Advice how to become Great Senators and Statefmen ; in chiding a Satirical View of the W —g Adminiftration With Hints on the following fubjeds, by a late Member of Parliament : Eledions . Ufe of Dancing to Chancellors Elation Agents C—bb—t's Works Trials of Elation, before Parliamentary Campaign Committees Diplomatic Correfpondcnce _ _ . Firft Exertions in the Houk and Trratie% Senatorial Eloquence Grand and Original Schemes of Political Clubs Finance Career in Oppofitinn Treatment of Military and Na- How to become a Leader val Commanders, &c. London: Printed for altly and Co. No. 27, Oxford ftreet ; Gray and Son, oppofite St. James's-ltreet, Piccadilly ; Jordan aoJ Maxwell, Strand; and may be had of all other Bookfrllers. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU TION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. 'THE PUBLIC are tefpeefully informed, that a new uniform, and enlarged F.dition was this day publifhed, of Mr BELSHAM's HIS I'ORY of GREAT BRITAIN— from the Period when Mr. Flume's Hitlory terminated, tothe year 'BO3, forming, with that Work, the only complete and refpeetable Series of Englifh Hiltury extant. This Edition has been rewired throughout. and hu been greatly improved by Appendixes to each Volume, confilling of itate Pa pers, Authorities,and official Documents, illuftrativc of the Text. The entire Work thus improved and enlarged, may be had of all Bookie-Ilers, in twelve large Volume.a, price Six GUIN LAS, in boards, or any two Volumes may bet had feparately, price Otea GuiNZA in boards. The APPINDIELS to the firft TEN Votota es may be had fepa rately, price 0m s Gut NEa in boards, by thole perfons who have purchafed the former Editions, in which Appendix:a were given only to the two latt Volumes. Perfons who are poireffed of Huss a,with SNOLLET'S Continu ation to the Death of George the Second, may have Bellham's Hif tory of the Reign of George the Third feparately, eight volumes, price FOUR GUINEAS in boards. bridge-ftreet, Loudon, April [Boy. HARROW GROVE, (Being the Manor-Honfe of HARROW ON THE HILL.) TO or: SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASpacious and excellent FAMILY MANSION, 57 feet in front, with /even windows; it contains on the Ground Floor, an Entrance-HA paved with ftone and marble, t 7 feet (spare, principal and back Stair-cafes, Library, add Breakfalt Rooms (South afpeet), each t 8 feet by t 6, and 1a feet high; Dining Room (Eaft Ipeet) It feet by teit; Drawing Room (North allped), 15 feet by so, and Is feet high; with fuitable beR and Servants Bed. Chambers. The °feces conflit of Hufekeeper's Room, Servant's Hail, Butler's Pantry, Larder, Kitchen, Scullery, Want houfe, Laundry, Wine Cellars, a Beer Cellars, and Water Clofet. The Houle and Offices are abundantly fupplied with excellent Water by means of an engine in the grufs•plot. The Previtifes are in complete repair. It is a molt airy and healthy fitnation the grounds commanding, on all fides, extenfive profpeets; with large Fills pond, Kitchen Garden, Shrubbery, and Plantations, making an enclofure of about 9 Acres. The detached Oasts sonfiß of Stabling for to Horfes, a Coach houf:s, Hay lofts, and rooms for Servants, Cow•houfe, Poultry houfe, and Piggery. The whole Premifes an Freehold, Tythe.free, and Land-Tax redeemed. The Poor's Rate and Highway Rate in this Parini arc very trifling. The diftence from London is to miles, on the heft road agar town; and the Proprietor if he occupies it, has always been cleared one of the Six Governors of Harrow School. •,, 5 A rich Meadow, upwards of Nine Acres, adjoining the Pleafure ground at the bottom of the Grove, may be had; or tao Acroa more Land If required. .gt§ A Perla) in the Houk will Mew the Frentifes ever/ day (Sundays excepted). For particulars of the purcbafe, apply to Mr. Edwards, No. 77, Pall-Mall; Mr.lPayne ' Bookfellar, No. 88, Pali-Mall; or Mars. Rhodes, Cook, an 4 Handley Sachem, =loam*. MODERN LONDON SURGERY. This day was publiihed, in One very large and elofely printed Vol fivo. illuftrated with Each Plates as are effential to the fubjedt, price ras in boards, FIRST LINES of the Praftice of SURGERY— being an elementary Work for Students, and a eoncife Book of Reference for Praditioners. By SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Royal Cidlege of Surgeon+, Fellow of the Medical Sveiety of London, and Author of Critical Reflation* oo the Cataradt. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge•ftreet, Black friars, and-fold by all Bookfebers. Of whom may alto be had, a. A Treatife on the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Ear, with large Plates, drawn from real diffeetions By J. C. Saunders, De monftrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to the Difpenfary for Difeafes of the Eye turd Ear. Folio tl. So. 2. The Elements of Galvanifm, in theory and pradliee. By C. Wilkinfon, Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Ledurer on that (Hence, in Soho-fsuare. to s vols. Bvo. with numerous Plates, price it is. in boards ' 3. The Naval Surgeon, containing the en-ire Duties of Medical Men at Sea. By W. Turnbull, Surgeon of the Navy, &e. ace. plates, ps. boards. 4. A Treatife on Vialitle Inoculation, to which is added, an Account of the Chicken-Pox, the Swine-Pot, and the Hives; with an Appends, containing Letters from Phylicians and Sur geons of eminence, refpeding the prefent Rate of Vaccination in puny Cities and principal Towns of the United Kingdom. By Robert Willan, M.D. F.A.S. &e. &c. 4to. with coloured Engrav ings, price iss. in boards. 5 Treatife on the Caufes, Progrefs, and Cure of Confumptkn. By John Reid, M.D. Phyfician to the Finfligry Difpenfary, 7s. boards. • 6. A Treatice on the NOCCh employed by Nature in ruppreang the Hemorrhage from divided and Pun&tured Arteries. By J. D Jones, M.D. In one volume, /Ivo. with numerous plates, ios. 6d. hoards. 7. A Pratileal Inquiry into the Caafes of Contrulfive Afthma, Bte By Robert Bree, ht I) Fellow of the Royal College of Pky hales. te.e. The Fourth Edition, oonfiderably improved and.en larged, by additional practical qhfe•vationa, price Sr. My arrival here, more than a day after the commencement of the Election; your uncertainty as to my °firing myfelf a Candi • date; the numerous promifes, ftrongly folicited in the mean time, and o' t ant] by my opponents ;—the infamous conduet of thofe who have difiniffed a confidcrable number of able and induftrious workmen, fur independently giving their Votes, and the threats of difmifral to thofe, who thought it their duty and interett to adt like men, and contrary to the party-with of their Employers. After having Rated there grounds for believing that I cannot now obtain, what will ever be the higheß objedt of my ambition, 1 do not fcruplc to affcrt, that had I canvidli:d prior to the Elec• tion, my forcers would have been beyond a doubt. Indeed, the Rate of my Poll fully (audio°a the aSertion ; and the public voice, and the public frelicg, prove thy hononrable fad ; and. enters I am very much miliaken, there is not a man in the Borough of Prefton, who is not convinced, that if the prcfent fl Rem of re turning Reprcrentativcs fur this Town be continued, and in any way approved, to (peak of your Elective Franchire, you mutt confider an intuit, for the perfon who has the molt esteafire ma nufadory will be fent to Parliament, whatever good grounds of ohjeCtion there may be to his Polities, his Integrity, or his Ability I am not defeated although I withdraw from Ails EleCtion--• Your kindliert exceeds all dcfcription; and, I allure you, it is ha. pollible to words fitfficiently espreflive of my gratitude. If I am in exilience a: the nest Eleftion. I will requeft, what I am pcduaded it will be your pleafure to grant, your zealous and Ready fupport. Belirve me, Gentlemen. Your molt fairLful, and obedient Servant, JSOSEPH HANSON. Prefton, Monday Evening. May 18. BUILDERS' PRICES, 1807. This day was publithed, price 3s. leveed, Corredled to May, including the Advances, ['HE BUILDERS' PRICE BOOK : containing a correet Lilt of the Prices allowed by the molt eminent Surveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned In Build ing ; including the Journeymen's Prices. By an EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR, With a Table of Scantlings, and a Table of the Duties on Win dows and Hooka, and the Rules for charging them. Pub Hiked by J. Taylor, at the Architcdural Libra-y, No. 39, High Holborn. N. B. Gentlemen arc requefted to be careful to order Taylor's Original Builders' Price-Book. AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SERIES OF BOOKS FOR 'TEACHING THE FRENCH LANGUAGE IN SCHOOL. TEB WHIST BOOK. THE FRENCH and ENGLISH PRIMMER ; confining of a brief Vocabulary of the molt common Nouns, Adjeetives, and Verbs ; printed in a large Type, on good paper, price pd. Cc wed . Tat SLCOND BOOK. The FIRST FRENCH GRAMMAR ; confifting of the AM dencc of that Language, briefly expreffed, and perfpicuutin dif• played ; containing every thing e ff ential, and nothin g fuper duous —by-M. L'Abbe Boffut ; printed in a large type, and on good paper price:s.6d. bound in cloth. 11/11 TiIRD 300 Z. A KEY to FRENCH CONVERSATION. and FRENCH IDIOM ; confifting of eafy and familiar Phrafes and Dialogues Mei& and French, adapted to the Memory of Children at an early Age—by M. L'Ablic Boffin ; printed in a large type, and on good paper,price is. fewed. Till FOURTH 1100 K. The FRENCH SYNTAX, with Illuftrations and numerous Exercifes, annexed to every Rule, calculated to perfed the Stu dent in all the peculiarities of the Language—by M. L'Abbe blot fut, price as. 6d. bound in cloth. THA FIFTH IOOR• A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Words not to be found In other DiCtionaries, and mind. ing others unknown to modern French Literature. 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Every perfon emit hose been Itrock with the ahfurdity of the pradice of putting .the Indent voluminous, tedious. and perplexing French Gram,- mars and tkeir Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Weil edi t:area Frenchmen are themfelics unacquainted with half site fubtleties which, by means of the previoully-exilling Frenc:h and Englilh Grammars, are attempted to be taught to Children in EnglASchools. The Abbe Boirut's Books, on the contrary, e,not t ain nothing but general and effential points of information."... they leave the pronunciation to the living tutor, from whom as much will be learnt in an hour as by rule in a year; Ad, in ref. pedt.to words and conftrudion. they place the acquirement of the grore§. l . l 4frie An,milleial child , madly on clic fame lunch's as that on *bleb it 'Lauds co a native. • JO, THEM! E ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 25, 1807, will Lc aded Shalc,fpearea Tragedy, called CORIOLANUS. 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