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--- ..-------- NUMBER .5633 ] THEATRE-ROYAL. DRUR Y-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, will be added the Comedy of THE BUSY BODY. After which, forth; 7th tne, a New Ballet, called EMILY ; Or, JUVENILE INDI•TRETION. To which will be added the Farce of • THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. . rw , Even in g —The Travellers; with Fortune's Frolic. THEATRE ROYAL, COVER4T.GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING. FEBRUARY 17, will be adted tho Play of _ _ THE JEALOUS WIFE. To which will he added the New Pantomime, called . MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOI.DEN EGG. • This Evening—Cymbeline; with Mother Goole. ORATORIOS, At Ray -Notre Prices on theWTednefdays and Fri .ays during Lent. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 18, will be performed the Sacred Oratoilo of THE MESSIAH. Compored by G. F. HANDEL ; with additional Accompaniments by the celebrated W. A MDZAD T. Principal Vocal Performers : Mrs. DICKONS. Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BEI.L AMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. --- . The remainder of the Band and Chorufies (which are numerous and complete) by the molt approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six &Clock—begin at Seven. Half Price at Nine. Boxes 66--Pit 3s. 6d.--Gal. 2s.—Upper Gallery it s. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office, in Hart ftreet. 0 .• Coffee Books of the Performance to he bad in the Theatre only. price 6d. Thofe fold in the ftreets are fpurious and lin. erfeEt. - s ASSISTANT WANTED, IN a FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL in the Weft -a of England, whore faliry, with a Curacy, will be a Bel. per annum. It may be inereafed by the advantages ariang from pri vate Tuition. He will be required to attend only during reboot hours. Apply to Mr. Woolmer, Printer of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, city of Exeter. N. B. Retpeetable reference will be expedled, and letters, poft paid, will be attended to. TO BE SOLD, THE entire LORDSHIP of LITTLE OXEN DON, in the County of NORTHAMPTON, confining of upwards of Sao Acres of rich and ancient Feeding and Meadow Land, divided into Twenty-two Ckies ; together with the Manors of Great and Little Ozcndon.—Land Tax redeemed, and an an cient payment of 4 in In of all Tithes. The Lord Chip of Oxendon is within two miles of the town of Market Harbnrough. 'The London Road from thence adjoins it; and the fituation is uncommonly fine for Building upon. For further particulars apply at the I.aw Offices of Meffrs. Pares, Miles, and Alfton, Lekeßer, where a Plan of the Eftate may be teen. CAPITAL FR EEHOLD ESTA TES. HUN TINGDONS HUM TO BE SO L D BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEARE, At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad, at Three o'clock, in Sixteen I.ots, confining of rI'HE MANORS of Sawtrey Stilton and Gidding, -1 1 . and fundry valuable Farms (the greater part Tythe Free,) containing 2184 acres of excellent arable, patture, meadow and wood land is Sawtrey Stilton, Caldicot and Gidding, let to refpee table yearly Tenants at old rents, amounting only to say 71. per annum, and capable of very confiderable increafe. Particulars may be had of George Booth Tyndale, Efq..ltlneoln's Inn Fields ; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey; and of Mr. Lemke, at Fletton, near Peterborough. TICKENCOTE HOUSE, RUTLAND. TO BE LET, in a molt defirable fituation, with an excellent Preferred MANOR, ninety-two miles on the North Road from I.ondon, and three from Stamford,the Mail taking and leaving letters daily at the Gate, a CAPITA!. MANSION, fur nilhed or unfurnifhed, fit for the reception of a very large Family, or commodious for a niorate one ; confuting of a fpacions Hall, four largo Sitting Rooms, eleven Family Lodging Rooms, and fix ditto for Servants ; with very commodious Offices, excellent Gar den, Dovecote, &e. Fifty Acres of Grafs Land may be occupied with it, if required. Further Particulars may be had on application to Mr. Totting ton, Attorney, in Stamford, Lincolnihire. HOUSE AND LANDS IN ASHBORNE. DERBYSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Blackmoor's Head, in AlMarne, in the County of Derby, an Saturday, the sift day of February inftant, between the hours of four and fit o'clock in the afternoon, in the following Lots, and fubjedt to fuch conditions as will then be produced, LOT I. A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or Dwelling fituate in the Hurth fide of the Weft end of Church ftreet, in Afithorne aforefaid, with the walled gardens, ftabling for fix horfes, coach-houfe, and other outbuilding.; and appurte nances thereto belonging, lately occupied by Mrs. Hodgfon, de ceafed. _ _ _ _ _ The above houfe is fiteated in the heft part of the town of AiMonte, and is well calculated for the refidcnce of a Gentle man's Family. LOT l{.—Two Freehold Clofes or Parcels of rich Meadow or Paltute Land adjoining each other, called the Field Clofe4, con taining together about nine Acres, with the hay-barn Banding thereon, fituate in Olivia and Underwood, in the parith of Ath • borne, and now in the occupation of Mr James Riddlefden. Further particulars may be had by application to Mr Berciford, Solicitor. A filbome. SOMERSETSHIRE. ELIGIBLE AND IMPROV FABLE FREEHOLD FS FATES TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS, nearly within a Ring Fenee ; containing appropriate Mel. (usges, Barn", Stable', and other fuitabls Converdencts for Cattle; ennneaed with valuable and highly improvable Lands, in Arable, Meadow, and Palturc, amounting to 6tB A. 2 R. 2P. ftatute nwaftwc. _ _ _ . The above Farms are fituate in the Parini of Fitton, in a re• marka►ly healthy and pidurefque part of the County of Somerfct, al miles from Bath, five from Wells and Glattonbury, and two fiom Shepton Mallet—all good market towns. The Elates abound with Lime, Marie. and blue lye; none, of a •fingulariy valuable quality for building. Five Hundred ard Twen ty-fire Acres of the above are Tithe free ; and many of the Paiturc Lands have not been ploughed for near half a century, which, if converted into tillage, would not only produce abundant crops for many years, without the aid of manure, but increale the annual income of the Elates to a confiderable amount. A river runs nearly through the centre of the Fanny; with which a eonfiderable part./ the adjoining Lauds may be irrigated at a moderate expense, and converted to valuable Water Meadow. A quanti..y, cos tailling 8 A. a R. baa already been floated as a fpecimen. The above Mates are let to the repedlive tenants from year to year. The Timber to be taken at a valuation by two indifferent Men mutually chorea. Mr. Hicks, one of the tenants, will thew the Elates : and par ticulars may be known of Meas. Foots aid Everett, folicitors, StieptoniMallet ; or of W. Upjohn, Land and Timber Surveyor, Can Cl stage, near Shafteibury, where Plans and defcriptive Par linden mar bs fern.—(Letters, poll paid.) OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Atirreiry 7,1107. , T IE PRINCIPAL OFF/CERS of N 14.5. . ORDNANCE rig berely give 1 4 4 . tice, • • To fuch Perfona as may have Seafoned Wa lnut-Tree Timber in their poffeflion, or who nuy be Inclined to fell their Walnut-Trees in the prefent Seaton, that, they, the Principal Officer will be ready to,purchafe filch quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank u may be from time to time tendered to them. The Plank mull be found and fit for making Mulquet Stocks, and" of the tbicknefs of two inches and a half, and mull 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 foon u the Plank has been meafured and approved by the Offi cers belonging to the Royal Manufadlor; of Small Arm 3 at the Tower. Each Propofal mutt fpecify the quatnity of Planls to be fold. and the price required I.r it per foot (uperficial; and the fame is to be forwarded addreffed to the Secretary to the Boacd of Ord nance, Office of Ordnance, Pall• Mall. By Order of the guard. R. H. CREW, Secretar,-. OFFICE OF U.RDNifNCE, A . e.A rzetry 11,1207. THE PRb, WRAI. OFFICERS of Hi: Majey's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before the 4th day of March nest, from fuck Perron' as may be willing to undertake the fupply of 400 Loads of hewed Elm Timber, for the fervice of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, of the length of 8o feet at the leaft ; and the whole to be delivered into Ron in the courfe of the enfuin g three months. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraft, 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 are to be delivered, leafed, sod indorfed " Propofals for hewed Eiw Timber ;" but no Pro parl can be admitted after the (aid 4th day of March, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be no. ticcd, uniers the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, Gall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. 'THE SPRING SHOW of CATTLE, SHEEP, &c. will be held on Monday and I uefday, the id and 3d of March, at SADLER's REPOSITORY, Colwell-Rivet, near Smitisfield.--No Stock will be received after eight o'clock. Ad tniffloo at nine o'clock. TO THE PUBLIC. GOLDEN LION INN. NORTHALLERTON, Yorkfhire. EDWIN and FRANCIS HIRST, fens of the late Mr. GoPrREY HIRST, refpedtfully beg leave to return fincere thanks for the favours fn liberally conferred upon their late Father, and to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, that they purpo'c carrying cn the above Inn, and humbly folicit a continuance of that kind patronage experienced by their late Father for a period of 37 years, which they will ttudioully endeavour to merit by the molt unremitting attention to the ac commodation and convenience of thole who may be pleated to ho nour theta with their fupport. 14orthallerton, Feb. 7, 1807. The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WELI.S WARE, next ALBANY,FICCADILLY. p °HINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pub -I-N- He, that he is conftantly receiving from his ManufaCtory at Tunbridge Wells, a freth (apply of goods of every defcription in the above line, confifting of Work. Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Mofaic Work ; alfo Work, Writ. ing, Drawing, Netting, and Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Caddies; Tambour and Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of Furnery Ware, ate. &c. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to mer shants, and Captains in the Eaft and Weft India trade. Every article made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. Ladies works varnifbed without gifeolouring, old Tunbridge Ware repaired and vamifhed to look like new. All forts of Foe ."'s and Foreign Per. . fumery. A good affortment of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls l with Toys and Trinkets of every dcfeription.—N. B. All the Abbe Gualtier's Works, with an exteofive collretion of InftruCtive Games, Children's Book s, beft White Copal and other Vamifh, fold for Ladies own ufe, at Robinfon's Wareboufe. DR. GREGORY's CYCLOPEDIA, Jun completed, and including the Prefent State of all Aim and SCIENCES. THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it to a elate, feels It his duty to tender his acknowledgments to the numerous perfons who have honotirtd it with their counte nance during the period of its publication. He is proud in having it in his power to Rate, that, his exertions to render it the Brit, the moft elegant, anti the molt 'ireful Work of its kind, have been dilly appreciated by the Public, and rewarded by an extent of pa• tronage which has far =ceded his molt lanoline expe&k:ions. It has been candidly acknowledged, by every purehafer, that, ',tildes the evident fuperiority of the plan and execution over every contemporary work of a fimilar kind, the parts have regularly im proved in ekgance, quantity, and quality—fo that, in every ref• pedt,this publication is deemed the CHILAPEST that Ms, for many years, been prefented,to the Public. In juftice to himfelf, the Proprietor !hall now Rate that he bat confulted the perfection of the Work. rather than the colt, or the ex tEt letter of his original eng.gement with the public—but, in three mouths after its completion, i. e. from and after the Firft of May next, he purpofes to raife the price of the Parts from Nine Shillings to Ten Shillings each and the complete Work in boards, cram Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas. At prefent, and till after the Firft of May, the Work will con tinue to be fold at the undermentioned prices—. Any Part feparately - at o 9 o each The complete Work in boards 3 IS o The fame, half binding, and cut, with Raffia backs, nr in plain calf, ktuaitil 6 6 0- Bridr , ttrcort, Jan. 31, 1807. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1807 • los • ~'"" "‘ k' .... ....& "".....• m . i r ,..5, ) ,.., ;•, . ._ t i, .tl , .., .... 4 _- ..„:".• . .. 4 r. • • • . . .. •.• • : . . " • • .• ' 2. J :.•• , *‘: V C : ' 5 , - .' 4 b .. / ••• • -.P• • : • • ri - - - 'Nv. =• 1 - • "41. . u - 10 kn. . .1 1 7 4 .•• , ... : di I k0_....• ti., . . ---- c 4 I ) . . .VPINk.-- '' . :•••,, ,..,,, L . - : 3 ' (1' S' A NY . • • .\. 4. 4 ... l -' ie Pr - • . . ~.....__.. ____ SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OP ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE, Adelphi, February r 3, 18 47. AN EX PRAORDINARY General MEETING of this Society wilt take place on WedneGlay, March 4, far the Eledtion of a Vice Prefident, in place of His Grace the late Duke of RIChMOND, and of an Alliftarit secretary, in place of Mr. CHAR La! Comae, refigned. The 132110 t to commence at 'Ten o'Clock in the Morning, and Ode at Two o'Clock in the After noon precifely. AU Members eledted fince the teth of January left, are re quelled to take Notice, that by a Rule and Order of the Society, their Votes cannot be admitted at the corning Eledtion, unlefa they (hall have become perpetual Members; and, in order to prevent I eonfitfiob and delay in the Pallvr, thole Gentlemen who are in artear are defirtd to call or fend to the Society's Houle, and nay the fame, with the ruhfcriptinn for the current year, for receiving of which a proper perfon will attend daily at the lid Office, from ten o'clock In the morning till three o'clock in the afternoon. A Committee will be held on Tuefday calming next, at frven o'clock, to confider the qualifications of the Candidates for the va• cant Office of Afliftant Secretary, when filch Candidates are-to at tend. The 24th Volume of the Tranfadtions of the Seriety lately pub lif dis ready for delivery. By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR. fingretari. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnerfhip between DAVID PRICE and JOHN RUTLI DO E, of Ply mouth Dock. in the County of Devon, Men-Mercers, trading under the ftylc and firm of 4 ' Price and Rutlidge," was, on the th day of DeceMb-r laft part, diffolved by mutual content ; and all debts due to or owing from the Paid Partnerfhip, are to be re , eeived and , paid by the Paid David Price and John Rutlidge, at Plymouth Dock afortfald...As withers the hands of the Paid David Price and John Rutlldge, this 3 tit day of January, 1807. DAVID PRICE. JOHN RU FUDGE. Wit!lefS. RT. BONII. FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DIS FRE.iS AT a numerous and refpeftable MEETING, convened by public Adverrifement, held at the London Tavern, on Thurfdya, February ta, tlto7, Sir W. PAX TON, M. P in the Chair, . . Committee, A Report of theappointed to prepare the Addrefs to t be Public, having•hean prefented, Refolved, That this Inititution having bees founded for the purpofe of alleviating the Mifery of the Deftitute in a Itrange Land, efpecially thole whit arc not entitled to parochial aid, it be the ibjeel of this Society, to grunt relict to all indigent and dr ferving foreigners. of whatever N.tion or Religion, under Regula tions to he hera.tter provided,. Refolved, That a Sat fcript!no for the a"ove purprife he imme dlattly entered into; and that the public at large he invited to affid 1 in this benevolent Undertaking. His Royal Hightufs the Duke of CLOUCZSTRIt having grad. oufly communicated to this Meeting his aceinaner of the office of a Patron to this Society, and expreffed his %oldies for its profperity ; Refolvedi Tl.at the moil refpeetful thanks of this Mectirg be acted to His Royal Highnefs, for this mark of his benevolent condefcen lion. . , , Rrfulved, That the follov.-;ng Members he a Committee, to comukte a Plan and Regulations for the Management of the Society • His Excellency Chevalier de Tim,. Mullett, Rtq. Rehailien Mr. Charles Murray Sir W. Paston. M. P. Rev. U F . Rofin g lc. B. Baki.r. Efq. Rev. Charles &Wok°Off Rev. G. B Brunnmark Rev. C. E. Schwabe C. Chalrocri, EN. H. SilTken, Efq G. Cowie, Efq. John Olken, Efq. H P. Eogftroni, Efq. Chrift. Sundius,Efq. J. 3. Fwaris, Efq. E. Swaine, Efq. C. Grill, Efq. Mr Charles Taylor Rcv. J. Hulle W. Vaughan, Efq. W. Jacob, Efq M. P. /to. I. C. Übrle J C. Lucena, Efq. Rev. Dr. Wernincle W. Lyman, Efq. Geo. Wolf, Efq. and. W. May. Efq. J. Young, Efq. Rev. L. Mercier Refolved, That Sir W. Parrim, M. P. be the Treafurer of this Society. ' Refolvcd, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee appointed to prepare an Addrefs to the Public, ex plaining the views of the Society. Refolved. Thot the thanks of thi; Society be given to Mr. CHARLES MURRAY, for his gratuitous Services, as Scerctary, and his Attention to the lnterefts of the &witty. Refoived. That Subferiptious be received by the Committee: by Sir W. Paxton, M. P. Trcafurer, s 6, Pall-Mall; by the fol. lowing Bankers :—Meffrs. Fciriler and Co.; Down. Thornton, and Free; Drummonds; Fuller and Chatteris; Coutts and Co.; Dorrien and Co.; Hankcys ; Barclay and Tritton ; Vere and Co ; Ranfero and Co.; Hammerfleys; Hoares; Reborn and Co.; and by Mr. Charles Murray, Secretor?, No. 13 Bedford-ftreet, lied ford•row. Refol•ed, That this Meeting do adjourn until Thurfday, the tath of March, then to receive the Report of the Committee. W. PAXI'ON, Chairman. Ref°Wed, That the thanks of this Meting be given to Sir WILLIAM P4x•roN, M. P. Chairman, for his great Attention to the Buftnefs of the Day. I3enefadtions. Annual Subfcriptions. 42, a o o 5 S 2 I 2 2 2 , 2 2 1 • 1 2 2 1 2 , 2 I 2 , 1 2 1 1 I O 0 O 0 O 0 Sir Wm. Paxton, M. P. - L2I 0 Gen. Moffat, Efq - at o H. 1.. Samelfun, Efq. - -A- .... Wm. Jacob, Efq. M.P. - to to John Schweitzer, Efq. • to to Edward Swaine, Efq. • so to Wm. May, Efq. . zo so Charles Chalmers. Efq. . to io Henry Siff ken, ER. - zo to Meffrs. Potts, Cook and Potts to so Geo. Sandeman, Efq. - to to Henry Kolie, Efq. - so to Wm. Lyman , Efq. - to so F. Moiling. jun. Efq. • to 10 John Siff ken, Efq. - to to Thomas Young, Efq. - So to Ch. Sundius, Efq. - so to 1 Arehd . Paxton, Eta. . to to Members of the Hanoverian Cougregal to to Lion, Spitaifirlds J. C. Lueena, Efq. - Claes Grill. Efq. - Count Reventlow - 1) B. Baker, Efq. - _ _ Ditto, for Henry Bonbon, Efq, 5 5 Timothy Brown, Efq. - 5 5 G. Westin, Efq. . S s 1). Briftow, Ffq. - 5 5 Mr. Chas. Murray - 5 S ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 10 10 10 10 5 o 5 5 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 I I I I 1 1 I I O 0 O 0 • Andrew D'Uhr, Efq. .ks s Chas. Shriniptdn,Efq. •£ t a Fr. Pfeiffer, Efq. 2 2 Rev. G. Segeikan I t Rev. Dr. Wcrninck s s Pcter Ailing, Efq. a I J. Freidman, Erg. 1 s Rev. C. E. Schwabe a a 1)r. J. S. Knowles 2 2 P. Johnfan, Efq. a a Mars. Rattenticr and Rev. U. F. Rang a a _ Boyefon S o Chas Taylor, Br q . a a 1 C. W. Mafins, EN. s s Rcv. P. Will a a C. Brandi.ll, Efq. s o John 1.. Cox, Efq. a a J. Otley, Efq - t I Rev. I C I.lbele - a a the Rey. G Brunnrnark a a Thomas Baylis, Eli a I J Barnes, Efq - a I N. Bollwinkcl, Efq a a Rey. J Hulk - ' a a Charles Wiltinfon, Efq a a C. Trolling, Efq . a a C Harrifoo, Efq a I Rev. Charles Sreinkoptl t a Andrew Cederberg, Efq a a P. F. Michel, Efq a a D. Turgens, Efq a I S. W. Van Hall; Efq a a S. F Barnes, Lig a a Mr Nicholls - t a Doftqr Garthlhore a a Andrew Boyefon, Efq I a Rev. R Barkauld . a a Rev. I. Marcia • a a PR!CR Pr4Cr This day was publithed. price 2s. 45d. relVtd. I:t . EPO ICI'S of the ST ATE of VACCINATION at the SHEFFIFLDOP.NERAI. INFIRMARY. By RORER I' ER EST. Houle Surgeon. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme. Pateruolter row. Thh day was publifbed, price Ss in boards. THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. • -.* An HEROIC POEM. By the Rev' WILLIAM HAMILTON DRUMMOND, Member of the Literary Society of Belfaft Printed for Longman. Hutt, Recs. and Orme, Paternofter row; Archer and V4'artl, Waft 1 and J. Archer, Dublin. This day were publiGted. price 25.6 d. neatly half bound, ITINTS TO PLANTERS; colleeted from srA- Li rious Authors of edeented Authority, and from ACTUAL OBSERVATION. • , • B~ FRANCIS Di3K ENFIELD ASTLEY, Printed for Longman, Mira, Rees, and Ortne, Paternoler• row ; and R. and W. Dean, and W. Ford, Manciteiter. This day was publithed. In Three Volumes, limo. Price z3s. 6d. in Boards, DONALD : A NOVEL.—Printed for Long man, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. Oe whom may be had, lately publifhed, I. MADAM DI IVlAttsvallos. Tranflated from the French of Madam de Geniis. Ins vole lama. Price Bs. in boards. s. ZOrLOTA t or, the Moor. A Romance of the Fifteenth Century. By Charlotte Daare, better known as Rofa Matilda. In 3 vols. 12M0. Price tea. in bonds. MOIIifiAND MANOIt ; or, Who is the Heir? A Novel. By MTh. Kendall. In 3 Vols. tamp. Price las. in boarJs. 'This day was publilbed, In Three Volumes, 112310. Price One Guinea boards, • The TIIIRD EDITION of LETTERS addreffed to a YOUNG LADY ; Wherein the Duties and Characters of Women are confidered chiefly with a Reference tp prevailing Opinions. By Mrs. WES 1% Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paternofter•row. " We do not e4,•ntore without mature deliberation to affert,thait not merely as critics, but as patents, hufbands, and brothers, we can recommend Co the Ladles of Britain " The Letters of Mr.. Weft!' Critical Rev. April, 1806. Asabove may be had, lately publithed, by tbi fame Author. LEST►IS addreffed to a YOU NG MAN OR his FIRST ENTRANat into Lire, and adarted to the ptculiar Circumftances of the pre. fent Tinto% In 3 Vols. tttnn. 'I hird Edition, ef. 6d. boards. " We cannot withhold that tribute of praife which a work of fuch fuperlative merit demands, from every One who is intereited for the welfare of the riling generation" Guardian of Fducation, May, igoa. This day was publilhed, In Three Volumes Odtavt., P. ice ill. t ts. 64. Wards, The THIRD EDITION, COT/Ciled and much enlarged. of A POLITICAL INDEX to theHISTORIES .0 . 1 . of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND or, A Complete Regifter of the Hereditary Hotiours, Public Offices, and Perfons in Office, from the carlieft Perilds to the prefent By ROBERT BEATSON, LL D Orinted for Longman. Hurlt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row. 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