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• . .. i rib .1 . .. 0 , y, , , ky 14 , 4 CO . 1 .. • • \ ' 'II I -‘'.", ‘, ...S I NC . ' • x. - 411 • .... . , , . t ' • ajta , 4 -. 1 .:•• 'EH thi T ' •' . - . / 1" , * kV '..-• - . /.: • , ; 11 : I . .. 1.. . . 4i : ,a+N• . ). . . dm : . ..,, V ‘6._ , _. ,._= alltA . . .‘_..... ,•• '.' l i .' • IVO k r i l _ .. . .- • _:.. / • . , . L THURSDAY AUGUST to, 1807. iiiim - iltk -579•37 LORIC F. S I X-PIINCR. _-- The Fourth of Mrs. Aftley's Sit Nights. AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. VICTUALLING OPFICH, AI. Is, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICT UALLING HIS MAY ESTre NAVY, Ar hereby pier seam MILITIA AND VOLDNTE.ERS. N Officer on Half 1 1 4 y, who has been A Intant to a Regular Regiment Nine Year., and ha , all, acted 1.3 Paymafter and (barter Matter, wishes to accept of .In:adjutancy. or to be otherwile ufefuily employed in a Militia or Votowel r Corps.—A line addr-ffed (titbit paid) for C. Brown, to be left at the Pott Office, Norwich, will meet with at•ertino. SPANISH C.OVIRDIES This /In wtr; puhlifae.:, price pi 6J in boards, `l` II It EE COMEDIES, tranflited IrJai the oPtfslISH Printed for J. Hatetard, booldefter to her Mkfty, No 193. Pottradilly. Of wham may he had, in 4 *0.143MC1, (mall oddly°, the F‘mily Shaker,nre. ma t s dse IPatronase of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. MRS. ASTLEY having been received with on bounded apphufe in the popular Pantomime, called the FAIR SLAVE, or MOORS and AFRICANS—She will make her fourth appearance this Evening, preceding which, a new Ballet of Adion, called the (lp ACK DOCTOR DU ED, with various Eguellrian and Herculean Fla-elks, and the Comte Pantomime of TELEMACHUS, or HARLKOIN and CALYPSO._ To begin at half paR 01—Hall - price at half palt eight. N. B. Thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who have taken places for the War Pantomime, called the Brave Condi, are refpedtfully informed it will be again reprefented on Monday next, the asth inftant, with by particular &f ire, the laughable Harlequinacie of Mother Bunch,and various other Entertainments. SALISBURY TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL OF hitiSlC WILL be celebrated on WEDNESDAY, /mutt i6th, and two following days. The Performances Will be on the fame grand fcale as before, for which the Band /more fele& and numerous than on any forma oceafvus,ani par ticulasty adapted to give due force and effcdt to the Choral Parts) Is engaged from the King's Concert, Opera Houk, Bath. &e. &e. On WEONESDAT EVENING, at the New Rooms, will be —.-- A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. After which will be A SALL. On TUDISDAY MORNING, at tile Cathedral, will be A GRAND SELECTION, From the Works of Handel, Jomelli, Pergotal, Haydn, &c. • On Ttnntsoay EVENING will he A SELECT VOr'Al. CONCERT. In which will be introduced tome of the New and ether fa vourite Glees, as rung this feafon at Meffrs. Harrifon, Bartleman, and Gre•totex's Concerts; alto Purcell'a celebrated Mulic in the Mafque of King Arthur. 011 FRIDAY MORVIINC.AR the Cathedral. THE SACRI•D ORATORIO OF THIS MI•SSIAH, to liket parts of which wilt be introduced Mozart's celebrated additions. And on FRIDAY EVENING will be A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, Aftcr which will be A BALL. Principal Vocal Performers—Madame Storace, Mrs. Vaughan, Ur. Brabant, Mr. Vaughan, Mr.Gofs, Mr. Page, Mr. Lacy, Mr. Barrington, Mr. Bennet, and Mr. BARTLEM AN. I each of the Band. Mr. CRAMER. Principal Violoncellos, Meffrs. Lindley and C. Maley ; Oboes. Mars. Grielbach and Oliver; Clarionet. Mr. Mahon ; Buffoon, Mr. Holmes; Flute, Mr. Milky ; Trombone, Mr. Mariotti ; Horns; Mcffra. Hatte and Cook; Trumpets, Mars Waite and Perry; Double Balks, Meffrs. Boyce. Philpat, Adtlifon. and Sudden; Double Drums, Mr. Jenkinfon ; the Organ by Mr. A. Col r c. The Choral Parts at the Cathedral will be fußained by emi nent Performers from the Choirs of St. Paul, Weibni nfter Abbey, the Chapel Royal, Salifbury, and Chichester ; and tonduded by Mr. Coot: Sen. Among the other inilrumenta, Perrortners are Mcffrs. Moralt, C. Lindley, Colard, Storm, Stantbury, , M umfor..l • Clarke. Coomb, Chubb, Daniel. Foy, Baker, Hosed, Chapman, I'. Daniels, Web lay, Young, &e. Among the Vocal's are Meer.. HorsfAll, Walker, Tett, Danby, liiddlecombe, Chafe: cc, Rolle, Street, James Pape. Fareclough, Terry, Jof. Gofs, J Cook, Bartlett, Webb, Winter G. Goff, Bay ters,Balward, Brown, &e. &e. Harper !or the halls, Mr. Owe's, from Bash. lie whole under the Dire Rion of Mr. A. COR FF. _ _ Tickets Seven Shillings, to be bad it the Printing-offiee, Mare Banta's, and principal N B. The Morning P:rforrnanece will begin at Ekvcn &Clock, and the Evenings at Seven. A NEW PERIODICAL WORN. Oniturfday, th-t Eirft of OCioher. will be publithed. the Firft Number, to be continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal Oftavo. and enthelliihcd with two or more Engravings, by the Erft Artifts, chiefly front Original Drawings, price is. 6d per Month, of THE ANTIQVARY's MAGAZINE, or AR CHJEOLOGICAL LII3RARY, itsinaoctlic IN SEPARATE DIVISIONS, 1. The Antiquities of the Britilth ;Bands. A. Oriental Antiquities. 3. Egyptian Antiquities. 4. Hebrew Antiquities. 3. Greek Antiquities. 6. Roman Antiquiti.s. 7. Northern Antiquities. E. American Antiquities. 9. Mifeellaneous Stalled. of Antiquarian Enquiry. 30. Early Eng:ifh Literature. 11. Original Laws of Royal and other Emiiient Perfons. 22. Nugz Antigua. 13. Critieifm. 14. Intelligence. Printed for Rica Ate Patturs, No. 6, Bridge Reed, Black friars, and to be had of all itookfAlers. DEBILt TY, RELAXATION, Ace. CIR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE; and Ril-ANIMATING PILLS. are the moil certain and love rely' Remedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VASCULAR RE LAXATION, MUSCULAR IMBECILITY, &e. &e. however indicated, or from whatever cattle *riling; and are earneftly re commended to every one defirous of health, vigour, and long life. A Pamphkt containing a more particular defcription of any vir tues, and much ufcful information to the afilieled, may he had, (price ts.) at Mr. Perrin's. No 23, Soulianipton-Rrect, Covent Garden, London, where (by kecial appoistment) they are fold wholefale and Retail, they are fold retail byteAclrrs. Bacon and C 0.230 Oxford-itrcrt ; Ward, 324,H01E0rn ; 'Randal:Royal • change; and all the principal Vende,rs of proprietary Medicines Li london.—To rerfon, m the country, Melding the amount and pottage, to Mr. Perrin, they will ha immediately forwardcd--- Price ball a guinea. BUTI.Elt's RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW DER, bore offered to the ore of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and i-s virtues juftly appreciat ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this Preparation. Mr. Butler has conic into polieflion of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thole afflicted with decayed or area. tee teeth and gains, that they may rely on Its efficacy and reltor ative gaality a truifm of which any one may be convicted, by a fair and candid trial or one box. Of the properties of Vie Tooth Powder, its deter five property it jug hiflicient to clear away thole deltrudtive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, tad in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the furface of either, heatiug foreners in the former. and promoting a new en, - Ibtl of pearly whitenefs, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It ho a pleafant and agreeable odour, and is withal In yerfedtly innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. There thttinguithing charadtcrifties of its fanative effects and fuperiority, have procured it the unbounded approLation of the Queen, Prineerres, the Fmerefs of Ruffra, the Ducheffes of Yen k,Bedford. Gordon, Leeds, Rutland,and molt of the Englifh and for:ign No hility, many cit whom recommend it will admiratinn, as a nce,f f?ty appendage to the niilet, and indeed they do but common juf tact hutin, tutee it imparts a armlets and beautiful redoes to the Plum) the breath the molt delodtahle fwcetners and. if tired con. ttantly as dircdted, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth•ach from returning to thole who have been li,ble to Its tooft baneful effeets. Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheaphde, corner of P:lernofter-row, London, and of molt cow) try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boats at as. 9d. each. .9 1 ., whom may he had, Butler's improved Eilver-wired Tooth. wows, price t s. each. That on Pri.lay the igth inttant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, foaled tip, and treat for THRF.E HUN DRED CHALDRONS (each totififting of 36 Bufbels Winchtiler Medan) of P 1 fl"s TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equalgoodnefs; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, by the 3ods of September mat, alongfide the Wharf of his Ma jefty's Victualling Premifes at Plymouth, and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereß ninety days after data. The Conditions of the Contrad may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard tail Ibe bad to . 7 %Lbw in enbliZ the peke jbell not ba inferted ix veer& at kerb, or [baffle!! net be &livered to the Board kjire ona o'clock. M tbe fail Friday, tin 2811, Vow', our unlefs tie ?oft* *obi snake, tie Trader,er, Pose Perim no bill Wall annuls to asfweer lawn galled for. P7CTUALL !NG OFFICR, Aqui; 17, 1107. THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING HIS mAyEsTrs NAV?", do fereinive Notice, That on Tucfday the 111 of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing, (ruled up) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of gettuine OATME AL; to be delivered one Hundred Tons into His Mallty's Vinualling Stores at Portfrnouth, and the remaining One Hundred Tons into thole at Plymouth ; one half thereof in one month, and the other halt in a month -after. wards, and to be paid for by Bills payable •• Ith interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feat at the Secretary'. Office. N. regard grill be bad te any Tender im teldeb de price flail not it i#rtal is words at length, er that Jimiknot be &livered t, Si, &erd before wee .'Week on the laid T. 4 tie wof September next, new esni.fi am pries sr& maks tbe Tender, sr femme palms ee his behalf attends le ensfewer gaol celled ffim. BAST INDIA HOUSE, 4fl 19, sBO7. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY if MERCHANTS of ENG LANDitredieg to the EST . -INNIS, do berelygive That a siZt_tarterly General Court of the [Aid Company will be held at their Houle in Lcadenhall•ftrret, un Wednaday t h e 23 d September next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. And that at the laid Court the following P.cfolutiorni of the Ce ntral Court of the 7th July laft, wiU be fubmitted to them for their confirm:dolt, •iz. Refolved, That this Court confirm the Refolution of the Court of Diratori of the 17th juin- last, re initating Mr. Jobn Pringle in his former fituation, as Agent at the Cape of Good f lope with a falary of 3cool. per annum, to commence from the time of his embarkation for the Cape. Relayed, That this Court confirm the Ref°lotion of the Court of Diredtora of the 3d July Ult., appointing Mr. Jofeph Lain, Affillant to the Company', Ageut at the Cape of Good Hope, with a Wary of soc 4 per annum. WILLIAM R.fMSAY, Secretary. GLASGOW WATER WORKS. WANTED, far the Glafgow Water• Works, CAST IRON PIPES of 7 inches diameter within. Thefe Pipes are to be caft oil end, in dry• rand, in lengths of 9 feet 4 k inches, and arc to confilt of Metal j.Bths of an inch In thicknefs. 1 he quality of the Metal mutt he Each at to refilt a Column of Water. son feet in height. Lich Pipe to have a facet 4t inches in length, of a diameter to receive the end of a 9 inch Pipe, will' proper jointing. There arc alio to be two moulded Riugs on each Pipe. The number of Pipes wanted is 600; to be delivered in the. Company's Yard between Sydney -Itreet and Luke firm, in equal proportions, in the months of November. December, January and February ruining. The firft momh's Pipes to be paid (or in calls, when the fecond month's proportion comes to hand, &c. Propcialq, in writing. fealed up, tube fete to Mr. David I) •nny. at the Glaigow Fire thrier, nn or before the 25th of September Augutt 8, iSo7. - •FIE very great demand for JUNIPER'S ESSENEP lof Pe rreRMINT. induces the prefent Prorrietor of the Cc :mine, to guard the Puidic in ge..el al, againft rurchaling any of the numerous counterldts,vended under the name and (cal of the Patentee. none heitl genuine which 1121 rot a Mack !tamp anixed to it with the name of J. P. lIICA rd, Nottingham, engraved thertim Captains of Shirt ikitrehants.&e ftippli,:d on the rnnti a Ivan rageous terms, by J. P Heath Nottfoghant ; Mr. T. P. , .Cey. 4, Ilroad.tirect ,I.ot.dott ; or any refpcdahle Medicine Vender in the metropolis. _ _ _ Small 11zed Effence of Peppernilnt, Ts. i id. per bottle ; large fized, as. 4d. large fized ditto, Itoppered for ezportati..n, 2s. qd. FlTenet of Ptnnyroyal, for irregularities, di ficiene:es, to. t id. —Tooth l'ineture, sa. DIXON'S CF.I.EBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have long obtained a jail z!e brity in the pri.a practice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON. Apothecary,anil Imo/Their great Nue, in many obflinate Difordcrs. on numerous patients of thitindlion and others. parti • cularly the Duke of Bedford. Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory rage Tomer. the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Vifentinteft Bulkeley, ike &c. he was perfnatled to offer them to the public, undir the approbation and faudlion et their name. The tillowini is a Proof of their Efficacy— " Deal Cattle, Haverfordweft, South Wales, Mina try as. 1803." " Captain Lloyd prefects his compliments to Mr. Dixon. altho' not perfinially acquainted with him, would take it as a favour, if he would fend hint four or five boxes of his Pills, as foon as he pufnbly can. Mrs..l.loyd, who has always nits! the Medicine is now pregnant and very unwell—fur the great fervic they have heat to Mrs. Lloyd. as Well as to Col. bilhop and all his family, Capt. Lloyd f .cls it his duty to recommend the Nibs wherever he goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint fume pedant as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to the community." 'lie Pills are riund to be an Incomparable remedy for restoring the me of the itomach—for curing indigeftion —for preventing crudities, and their confequent difagrceahte erudlatlons and fl len ience& Ihey prevent habitual and temporary coniveutfs....ficit head-achs, and heart burn which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a ( l e mma t a ttomach, whether arifing front the acrimony of the redundant bile. intemperate diet. or drinking to excels. Sohl wholefale and Mail at Mr. Butler's. No 4, Cbeiplide,COT. ner of Patcriitilter row, London; and retail by molt country Me- Veloists, In bola at U. 91. /La 6s. each. TO ATTORNI FS AT LAW. GENTLEMAN, whn has two years of his Clerkfhip to terve, and who is able to take the management of the Conveyancing Department of an Office, wither o be afligned. and to Cove the remainder of hit time in force refpeetable- Office in or near London.— Ihe Printer of this Paper. at his (Ake, Temple Bar, ssis give a reference to the A dwertifer, of whom (tattier particular. may be learnt. NVODURN PARK FARM. SAI.E OF LEICESTER SHEEP lIY AUCTION. • THE SALE vf I.EICESI'EIt TUPS. EWES. and TH EAVES, tle!..riging to the Duke of BEDFORD, will take place at Woburn Park Farm, on Thorfilay the Mal and Friday the tub of September, when the whole will be told with out referee. 'I he Stock witl be exhibited for Show each forenoon, :•nd fold in the afternoon of each day. Woburn Park Farm. Jura a, 1807. PORT OF PLYMOU By Order of the Honourable the Co.timiflioners of his MAjdly's Cittti urns. On Tuefday the asth of Augult, 1807. by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be ezpofed to rublie Sale, at the Cuannt Houle, ih this Port, THE GOODS UNDER MEN HONED, VIZ. 48 Gallons Wine No. Po Coma Nuts 2 Ditto cordial! s Orapiiell and Rope 336 Pounds Salt 1 Foreign 5..11 17 t L)itto Coffee a Malt 89 Ditto Bullocks Horns 8 Ditto Pcpp. r 26 limn 28 Ditto P!ti oho 4 Brazil Hide 28 Ditto Cork Oak Staves 15 Ditto Rice s Floats and Materials Corrl , ge ccwt. talbs. so Feet Uutter Stone Iron flallalt 53 1 16 37i Yards Canvzs Rollo I 3 at 31 litlibtlq Wheat Copper a a 13 14 Ditto Rye N 11. The Gonda ahovc mentioned will he let up in feveral Lots, and Sold to the hightit Bidder. Attendarce will he given at the CUROM HALtrt afOrefahl, for viewing and talking the fame, Three Da,.s before the Day of Sale r only. TO MELT TALLOW-CHANDLERS, OIL MEN, &e. &e TO be DISPOSED OF, a SHOP,' .r , ,z eflablifled In the above Bnlinc[4, which hag been, awl i carrc,l tc a cmfiderable estcrt, and may Le much iocreafed wi.l be gratattl for st Year,. from Micliaelira4 mat. The Prevail:. are roomy. and well lii,l out tor bufin , rs awl the Fiaturrs and Utei.fils v.ry good, which, wth thr St t, mull be taken by the P.:r..11.11...r hut who may be ac,.arnmudatcd at his own eptimi r..4petftiog the 17.tter. Further particul.lr. el iy be known, on application to Mr. man, 593, Itifh.Vl.,4te (tart ;or Mr. ]action, 2' , Tottenitam.cotos r«ad. TO BE LET, rurnifhed or Itnfurniftiett. for Four or Seven Years, to etii.fr on at Michatima, or Chrillmas next. fittiarc within a mile and a hall of R.r on (Coc Mstket Town) in Yorkihire, 'I - 101( iE LODGE, a neat and convenient Man• firm 1 !wife. ccr.fiiiing of a handfonte Vellibule and Stair -cafe, Dining Rof.ro 'II to t by IX, with I)rawirg Room 17 feet by 17, Library, Houi ket per'. and Store Rwini, Laundry and Ser. yams' hall ; a gon , l Kitchen, Mack K tch-n, and Brew Houfe, rpur brit lira Rooms, Oral:lnt Bow.window Dreffing. Room, Nurfery and three Servants' Apartment., with i.eccffary attached and eetached Oases Stahl, P for fit Hot fel. Cow Houfe and Barn, a fpaci nit Paved Yard, with a Pump of good Water in it • Gar den wall 41 and Orchtr.i afiji . • g A Hind's Hou fe. and t 36 A cri Ili: fame more or Ids, of very good Graf,, I And. F. , gild,: (if by letter, p. it paid) of R. Pickering, lifq at the Houle To hi SOLD, an Organized PIANO FORT& an excellent infl•um,nt, aril a Fonr Parrelltd HAND ORGAN. The Farming . .' tack and fame Furniture will be fold at the Hind's Houfe, 1111 the Id day oro.ft•ther. AM., to hr SOLD, litilate at lireeltenbrough, near Thirik in the fame Cnonty, a FARM of Arable, aleadow, and Failure Land, containing at . GA, t K. 34P. he the fame more or Ida, with a new ernelvd Houfc tint quire finiihc 1. but which at a further mo derate ..spenee, may he naadefultahle for a Gcnteel Family. rh., I and is capable of pm! improvcinerrt , lays all together, is VreCIIPIct. I.IIIJ payo Bs. it in lieu of Tythes. toquireasahove. who will order the Premifes to be (hewn. ' a • Ilse main; pir: of the yurchafe money may remain on fe- C urity of the Prentice& if agri.eable property). FR El. HO I .I 1 FA M-BUCIUL I'O BI SOLI) BY AUCTION. By Mr. DARBY on Monday, Attealt 11, tby, at the Bell and lingon Inu, Cnnhhant, scar Makkuhead, in the County of Berke, at 001:4.a.110C11. `INCHBO I'TOM FARM, in the Para of I.irtle Marlow, in the County of Bucks, in the occupation of Mrs. Poulton. under lesfe, t t years of which will he unexpired at Michaelmas next. Co-op -Bing a Farni houfe, Barns, Stable, and cr Ler Buildings for the convenience of the Farm, and about 63 Acres of Araulc, Meadow, and Paiture Land, in a high fl.r.c of cniiiratiutt. May h vi:verd any time preceding the file, by applying to 'Thom. Av. ry, rot tt•c prernifes. Particular• and condition* of S de may be bad fir days previous, at Mothind', Hot," Dea!l itrett, Soho; Ni hire !lode, Beacons• licid ; Red Lion, Wycombe ; Ouch and Horfes, Orrat Marlow Whim Hart, Henley ; and Dra';on. Coolthans; Swan. Wind for ;of Mr. Hunt. Sulicitor, Nlailoohead;aud at the AuCtioneers. ELEGANT VILLA, with TWENTY SEVEN ACRES of MEADOW LAND, DULWICH. TO BI SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meirra. WINiI'ANIAVI and SON, At Garraway's To -no awl, A ugaft at kat Twelve, In One Lot, A Very Sorbdantial and Cnmmodiqus LEASE HOLD RESIDENCE., the property of N. Bob': French, Erg. erected about f,Her years (ince, on a judicious, enlarged, and elegant plan, with .very accommodation for a Nobleman or Gen tleman's family, of the lira refpcdtability and confequence. The entrance to this beautiful rztreat is by a handfome lodge, and through a grove of chefnut trees of uncommon fize and foliage. The Muni: contains a very largt hall, paved with the tineft ftonc; ao elegant eating room, 33 feet by 22, opening nn an extenGye lawn, and into a Lrge snnfervatory, at the end of which is a beautiful aviary : a fuperh drawing room, 30 feet by 22, the windows down to the (hot, which is of oak, as is that of the eating-room both of thefe rooms are painted in the choiceft and highelt Ityle, by one of the molt eminent artitts of the prdent time, a large hreakfalt room, and Gentlemen's drefling room, into which wa ter is laid ; a highly adorip..l library, 33 feet by 22 ; a Ladies' work-ru let, ortiainentcd with uncommon beauty and ckgauce ; numerous bed chambers, w4lt (ui:ablc attached and detached of fiCC9; extentive Cirnhhcries, produdtivc garlen, dairy, fervants' cottage, and rich paddocks; containing 27 acres; molt beauti fully coverc.l with wood, and as much fectuded as if it were too i milcs from London. _ _ _ To be viewed till the fale (excet.at on Saturday+ and Sunday), by earth only. A% bias, with particulars, may be had of Wks. Wilillinle? sad Son, Paternorter-rstw ; pameulara alfa at Gar raw.ty'a. This dry wa% publithed, an Two large V ol*. Rye price One Guinea. in boardi. 'THE Et.OQ!JENCE t.f the 13nrrtsti &wary ; or Sett Specimen% from the St cechea of th- molt dilliti tviated Patlialzentary spetkers. !:ront the Lei/inning of the reign of Charles the Fbf, .o the prerent time, with Notes Biographical, Critiall, Mil Explanatory. London: Printed fir 'Thomas Cifb:H, No. 3, Ave-Maria lane, I.t4atc-itre,t ; and fold by all the BoAtfateri. hii day teas In Three Volume% Odava, price zt s 6d I. hoards. ACH .1/NOI.OGICA I. REGISTER of both TiOt./455 . of thr BR, I'ISH PARLIAMENT, from the Onion in iloX, to the third Parlisth tat of tht United Kingdom of Gnat Saabs r..d IrrlaMl ilt 1107. By ROBER r BIiATSON, LI . O. PrMied for I.ongnuni, Hurft. Rey', and Orme, Paternater row. This day wad publifired, price fP. 41. h hound, AN A 136 I'ItAC of the HIS :CIRY of the for the wfr of Children and Your; Perfura, with Quefih IRO for examination; arid a Sketch of Script ere Ctognphy, illottrated with Maps By WILLIAM TURNER. Printed for K Monthle, Ncwwcaßle•up.wi-Tyne; and mold by Lorgntan. Hurit, Rees. and Ortnt, Paternufler•ruw, J. :uhnfon, and W. Vitiler. London. This day *as publiihed, price as hound. THE NEW OR rHOGRAPHICA I. ASSIS TANT.br ENGLISH EXERCISE-BOOK, Written on an improved Om, for the more fpeedy inftrukllioti of young perfont in the art of Cpelling,atsd pronunciation, intended for the ore of Schools. By THOMAS CARPENTER, Audio(' of tbe Scholar'd Spelling Affittant. Printed for Longman, H urft, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter•rovr. Of whom may be had, Tilt SCHOLAR'S SPELLING Assis - rAs: r, pricc is. 3(1. hntll3(l. EDINBURGH REVIEW . This (by was puhlilbeci in Whim price sit. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW :---No. XX. CONTENTS. I Thornton's Prefent State of Turkey—Meares Tour through Holland.-111. %Vheatley's Eftsy on Mona And Commerce.— IV. Parnell's Hiftoricil Apology for the frith Catholics.—V. &stow Caroli 3 Llnt.C . Species Plantaruni.--VI. Johnes's Trave ls of 13,rtrandon de la Broequiere..-V ll.Confidervinna on the Turk with Indi i. and the Policy of continuing the Company's Mono poly Durnourier's A nalyfi• of the Charadter and Condudt of Boraparte—lX..Cohbet's Political Regifter....X. Antonio de Capella ly Critics—Xl Durnett's View of the Prefent State of Poi .nd.—X!:. P.entley on the Hindoo Syftems of Aitro nomy SuY.4c's Account of New 'Zealand.—.Xl V. Hope on Houtehold Furniture and Internal Decorati.itot. Pri tcil for Archibald Con!table and Co. lislinb:;rgh ; and John Murray, Fleet ftc_et, London. Of whom mac be had, complete bets of the Edinburgh Review, in Tru yob,. Ociavo, it cs in boards; or in a variety of bindings, and any Is:Limbo . or Vo:untc feparatcly. BY TUE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 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