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.• • , • • *. . • 6-• • ( t 3 • ~ ~, d ; _~ ~ EAST-INDIA MOLISE. Awl! t 5. 1111 , 4 'THE COMMITTEEcf SHIPPINGeav E• UNITED COMPANY MERCHANT'S of ENG LAND. &sett tote EAST INDItS, a howdy Ow welch That the Committee wUI he ready to reetive Propesia be Wk. tog, fated ispoo or before Wedoefday the seat ant, trout fedi Porkies who isay be vanity to I % A pply the Company w - - '-'------..-_ ,MAMMON-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST g,llOl. A T a MEETING of MERCHANTS and others A kid here this Day to confider pf the malt dreamt axons Obis Voluntarily pamept affilLanal to Government with rritegs. Drives', am! Carriages, for the purple of conveying oops to the Anny In the event of Imam, • Tbe Right Hoo. the LORD MAll ir Olt. In the Chair. Referred, Tn it it appear • to this Meeting tote of the Mattel importance, time vlotenunrit atould have the molt of otto A wrialn roam ready prepared and arranged for conveying Froom o the Army with dee green:it animation, in the eventaf Invalloa. jeame be compelled at the moment of accelity to pre* mitre .Horfes and Carriages fur that molt &wad Service. • Rebfired: That a Voluntary Subteripeion be raw opened for WWI, 11000. SW Caolages, tobialtild at the enassinsil el Op. yeranscrt kw the evert of invoke. 10.411 ersr4ce minded lathe 'needing Rsfeletket. aad according to thed'inn Laid Ware this tinting by the Ceellalifrity Oteefa . ealmhat Consmitree be now appointed for the yerpore R of theft & peo OW Meeting s a sod elltaimily carrying into emotion-the Item idea str . and for arelan all* aoselay avenge , sok setedne thereto: and lbw they-OWN Irk Prim W ealkins Omani Meetings of the Sipticeihrrs molt yaw rerriaetnt G pe seen. fir ricamMtWt be Lora torbatrogo,tdelea 'Re tiabrcrlars - In*san to their Mrrm or Carrtigt•ocarkltiodi Atte Meat. bbi to tho Committee us they law thinkittagor... 11.doloni. Thatch/ following Gentictsoo kites Ism.itterfor carrying the Adulation of We MoWnerkto.drea I The Slight Hon. Mat Paring, WinimApi , El+ Mayor. - Pot vitntri, FA. Mr Jobs LAMM CIABOIMPP" Marmadelec an Er+ Sir Charles Price. /OM Wart Water, Elq. George Clarice, ESs. IX. Snow. MI. Peter Free, Er+ William Bymining, Fr+ Claudia* timplanalanter,ES+ t itamPobley4enfington, Efq. Peter Posecissed, Er+ Lea, Efq. Grafr Sri/sky; Efq. Henry i ce ' M. P. I it!! Lion, Eick. lit Stuart, Ef+ 4 obese Hooky. ILN. 17" - Th• Ceminktes give Date dot thlywOlattend at tbolitbetiket Hook &Mt from Mesa to-TbrenefOodutor dr. pippoistetsw tarleff Slibielriarlli et Htifieetwei Qtr a tet AA Inualldisi other hang, Ile 41,014 butts Owed ''"!r-!.._----- This day atm p THE SPORTING or GAME BOOR. This Pubcation is on the pda of a B.* kept at titevday Th e by the Doke of KU rLANo, and e nabl e s the Spertiman. by th* by of Printed Tables, to keep an met account Mlle different forts of GAME, when and We and other particulars the manner of a Parra It may Se had In a farm convenient for the Pocket. price 7*. or of a larger Sae, peke tot. 6d. am. at al. 7s. acassechas m the quantity of Leaves. London: aald by 'John Hardlog.Na. 36, St. James's•ftreet. - - • prices . coofume. And above 'loped t nteafure fe& ate, the agile! danger, l of pa take pl' tide. m deprivit market teem in but rlefi Aft oft or dire which faits' COPPER. And thst the Conditions of the Comma may be fan Sc'. up plievion to Mr Junes Copan. Clerk to the bid Committee. with whorn the Tendert b e be kit before twelve recheck as DOW on the fird 29th liana, beyond which hour the Conunattell Win hr* merles my Tender. This day was pabnibea, In Inuit oetavo, price too. 6d. or no large Mee. ISre THE DANCE a( DEATH ; r e p refented in 3e Plates, pdnied by HOLEEIN, and engraved by HOLLAR. •• In the early ages of Chrifilanity, it was the Ins ce to is prdift the fallacy of wildly pleafares,and the trto sa t es of di ear parfirits, by ealiihidng open the walk at she churches and d ether linagionei fevoral erns carried away by die Wow or leadhintlis didr anstfrawats wuketeeliedese• (Of Apt Is dr Dance et Death, painted by Holbas. sal engraves Naar, is the listaseth century. Tlk tads Wait swab of Saliertgli tba Men and resists sithetit arid .11 erode atit+b• the we., sod sonallsilla adds s 11we sacosse Witness , aikidos hand is the dd Cathedral at St. Pours, haressid artift, and brought lido indeed be Jahn Lydsate. a Mode. in the rdgn of )scary the Silt& Tho. plates in dds carious and Intereftlog pabliestico, thirty'ie evober, we Ron the arigami coppers etched by NONA and lonia d the fabietb are very bowstifoL A few copies any be hadta shs. rice ;I. as. London : !Printed iii4 lFissd k . 36. St, james's-itsect. and J. .32, M.-M. -fired. MIA as, 0 0 4; Csennibtee Rooms, No. s, Serio•Ercet, Lituman'a lan. -rilE Committee appointed to catty into elicit the - 11 - Mob/tins entered into m the Cronin and Anchor Tavel In the Swami s fee VINDICA7II4O the WORTS et di NI ELECTORS of the KINGDOM, OUTRAGED hi the but RETURN br) SHERIFF of heiDOELNIK, rape* hatiferiptkno Logy to gairretiota IKASSONIIINK ONO • • I M e*' . Theme tlfi Ind andrmatigt. M. /morn, Colda. taii•Co. Mfrs. Wheelie rad CuThreadavolkofirese. Were SOO, °goobers, and Co. Hood beet t and Mahe. Weibel, Mahone., Ind CO. SOOthleltk. Mid for the farther convenience of Perbue raiding at • dir taoCt from there seam, the folionia, Octitienon have airmen Offended their concurrence to receive futifcriatielo in their reface dye Neighbourhoods hiirrii .B oape ?Mr. tootle', Edmore Read. . Rogers, 46, Ozford•Rreet. rMe. Adam. Ikea-Meet. Mr. Brarrivoli, ss. oreet-lesa r. Weft, Kies Mot, Soho. eonotry mercantile governable and ri of the fords there plenti another, not 4 rth VP a wail b• ptN iO o d .Fold gam% Will feenteen Plates, price fa. each, Noe. sod ty. of pICTURESVE EXCURSIONS IN DEVON SHRLE AND conniALL. By T. H. WlLLlAMB,•Ptygtooth. • • Theft Nimbus calliflete the VISIT PLAT M the Work. vittick coedits of throe Elcurfulas to the North and South of Dena The Plates, twenty . eight in number me all drawn w, , tl embed by the Author , and are faithful rep of ream the cast remarkable le the County for pigiureigue beauty er local iserelt. The Smote Parr, econlabag a Touts CORN WALL, mil be publidted u loon as A few COptra of Me EICUT4OOB may belted complete in Ossetia, price Mts. the fallowing are the paliartpl pieces pared tbreugh or pri de Mike mark of the Tour, and a La at the PUtes is silo febioined: CONTENTS. St. Medellin. Weflos King's Tanterton, Mount Tamer, H o rtabridge, Oakbampton , Br ent, Torr. L 7 le. Cale, Oak hearten Caftle, T sn i ogt en, Basotapie, Taman, Blimp Tames, Trireme!. Lyme. Lynnicoth, Dewerftes. Val ley of Reda, Valley of Stows, Lipton Munk. Contilberry, Cabana Cloully, Ilfracombe, Cam*. Martin. rtmoor, Ta- me: tea, Copplelternes Oak, Waritigh, 'Marna Da RAW, Mary- Soekland Abbey, Bucktand Mostacharern. Des- Bow, bags Bridge, Tavilbxk, Brent Tore, Lidford Bridge. Kates P.S. Lydbord, itner Oct. Baling Iftwerdientem, Zeiss, Seleklepatl, Oates Hoofs. LIST OF THE PLATYS. Welton Ma Sloes Tarentoo, St. Bucking Church. Cottage SCOW, Tawitack, Lyman Church, Lgootouth (rem the Church yard, Durerftaa Rads, Vary of- Beettat. the Conoldall Dm Lynam Clam* frost Lysastutb. Couilherry Catboat, Temenera Palm, Lydford Bcider., Kates tail. Oak kamptoo PAK *sr Gateway. hoed„Mist err histvey. Na 3s, Rect-itres slli Har ding. No. 36, Si. react 3 feed at Pl ym outh a ds al Dock by INal as 6 by Ns Book is /Co smetic, Gswii6, Wcoyeeewia. Panacea sod hum. St. AVIA. Sin • try rag , from , St. Mettle~ and St. Parrs, Covet Borden IPA!' Pollan Lang Acv St. Margaret% sod S Mr. Medley, Dotlet-friare. Cas- St. Jobe* 1 011.140 W. St. Georsie, Hamra% . i Mr. &emelt, id, South Mawr Spare fine- Se lfatnee's - - Mr. Moody. Carsaby.ftreet. Chase and Braniptaa . Mr. Leg, rg, MagmArgeg St. Clarpeoet Danes Crown and 'Anchor TIMM /ofEce for Prfotrdog Chronicle St. Andreves,Holborn,and / McCaw, White Sear. Leather lane St. George the Martyr her. Graham. Red Liao Square. Memoirs - - At the Globe Tavern. llilliopfphe . - Mr. Mich. Photon, Syttel•Spare. '.. Tha Ott modest Suing every Say at twelve o'clock whets cernsienications will be received sod attended to. ___----------- a general CCICOUL terra title I Pantl ward chant' cony , ad► TNATCIint HOOSIt TAWAN, ague ie. the A T a Mettieird the Nobility, Clew, and Gentry d doe lissispoikr.ae4 Its Nolghbosrhoad, Wither* this day. TbdUallt Hod. Lard HAWRESBURY In the Oak, A ishferipdan tow sawed into wader the Wowing head ; WA the andorigned Needier. Clew and - Oestry litho Mos ker im -I*sloand its Neighhostrhood. andlilerhor it to t he te daty of petty loyal fulakdt.at tide important alb, to forward td that:insole tithed powers the eurtiods of Governmenrawly, t is de- fence of Country maid* the speaspu of loran; do prowilk and ive to provide and hold la tos for the w wide f o releg en the Ursa notice., in We sena of imam. doe nosabor of Hodes and Carriages' with. Striven and Hunch. en oppodte oar raliedtive mums, for the purpek of etnveying taupe to the Army, and t o fupp l Y the Wows and HWO4 with Proolions and Forage (wiriest at kaft kr al how% from tie time of their Wiag called ow. The Nobility, Clergy , and Gentry. are Interned that tier kb kripdon Paper will lit far Bewares at the Thatched Houk "I a vent, St. jamds-ttreet, from ten to three o'clock deny, and that tile Bodies of their Carriage* will not be regrind, as lile and light Maehleei for hanging on the Springs of Be Cortispor hb fcribed, will be provided by Uonestasent. JOHN WILKES. I in the Piers, and fpoodily will bs publidied, In four or five dere Volumes, raft cams, with fcversl Engravings, THE LIFE and ORIGINA L CORRESPON DENCE of JOHN WILKES, Eeprehatative ot the lio.. Mink o f Ayhdbury in . sna Patiisments. and Knight of the Shire lot Middlefes lu four Parliaments. The Life is draws op from Wend Dead by JOHN ALMON . The Correfroadenee, and Ms other Impublilhed papers, which bays Mon merarbraid to the terveharogonee of Mr Alison, by Mr. Wilkes Surviving Family and Friends,molift Mildly of z. HU Or with hills Vilikesifroan 1763 to So. 1. HisTramM in Italy. 3. His No on Chorehill. 4. His Cerftrptgldditt with Mr. COM. Mel 1763 to t 766. 3. iits CamOpeadessee with Mr. Alllloo. trim 1764 to 61. 6. His Correftendence with the various other branches of his family, viz. his &tighter Harriet ; his fur John; and his brothers head and Heaton. 7. His Mikelleneous Corrcfpondenee with emelt every End net Perko who has flourinscd within Mishit Forty Years. S. fib h dif ee n an o n ts Pima in Yak and Wade, never before come . farmer _ 10 • no from the that real be ROMAN DEMENT. THIS CEMENT, or MORTAR, is pe o cks.Wbar sfeeh ik, r water. Pruoi, and h uleful fur building D Bridges, Livia Tanks, Drains, Mill•klaeeaVah.ande v e r y f p cc4r of brick and fione.work, intended to Milt or mettle water, tr am kirks. beer, aod ocher liquids. k wlil wiebitand dee s sadalon Or eke pass uncommon firoaftli briek•woik, fowls the barAelt , and mud. nIUNF.LiK6 STUCCO known in sot pa;illbod. Primed for RICRAID ?Witte. No. 7t, St. Pees Church. yard; by wiwim Cornminsications for Mr. Alison, font tree of pottage, will be received. And by wham has lately been puhlialed. t. The Letters sad other Genuine Works Apf Lady Mazy Wortley Mme.pubilibed by h e r Grandfon the Marquis of low, in five elegant Volumes, price al. ur is five fault V.Antes u, price lye. In boatels' d I. The Life and entire Correfoonewe of Samuel Richardfon. publithal by hi. Grand chndren, aml efacci by Mrs. B a rbauld, in Ya slegarit v o lonses,pties 4ss. in boards. srs. The Life of General Wathingtas. drawn up taws flothrod Ab- his Grilled Pape, and pubilfised by Ins Nep or too 6d. hew, the lino. in g ton, Va. I. and 11. price It. 111. ad. each , in quarto, tack is nano. NEW REVIEW Oe hOOt.S. Printed for T C and W. Davits, Strand, Os the oft a l p, publilhed, price 3s. The &rends u mber (for July, 1104.) of HE IMPERIAL . REVIEW; nr LONDON T an d DUBLIN LITERARY JOURN AL, pabidod regu larly on the left Day of every Month; emit Number ern of Ten Sheets, or tho Para Amonglt the Works reviewed In this Seventh Number, are Piakerton's Modern Geography ; Tothant's Indian Recreations ) Hind's Hille ry of Canada; Lady M. Wortley Menage's Works; Lae on Heat; Mlfs Sophia Lee's Life of a Lover; Marthall's Life of Walhington,COOrtinied ; Varbrugh's Sennett*: Say's *rraith d'Econottde Polithieet Tliattsfon's Syftem of Chentiftry ; Corset poodence of Samuel itichardfon ; Lord I auderdak's Inquiry re ipeding Public Wealth; harrow's Travels in China, Ste. Ste. Printed In T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand, London Sold alfo by J. Archer, Commercial building; I. Conte, Or. mood Quay; and M. N. Mahon, Graftemitreet, podia ; by A. Edwards, Corkßarry, Limerick; and W. Mein. &Ska ting of the groan ed oldie of th s New Review is, to neer a middle courfe, between on the one hand. that feverity which, do , lighting to difeover and Swell on imperfeellon, has its dioll in blighting or difeouraging the effects of Genius; and on the other hand, that partial r. port Cr indiferhninate peas, which in an equal &sox defeats the (Ira porpofe of • a Literary Review. In endr.quence of its detail of Cridcifm being eel Wes to the mote important me ram each department of Writhig, (inferior Publication baits merely reglitered in the 'Viands', Lilt. with brief notices proportionate to their charms,) and of each Number containing tea Owes, or t6o pages, a quantity far exceeding that of any imiLar Publication, the Miters are enabled to bring forward account of every intending Work very fuon after itt appear ante • an advantage caddied, their own. And they purpde avail tbendelves of every opportunity to introduce notices of ' other Works of the fame Defeription. which have been puhdered lithed during the la t hree pears. In that dun Journal nay lie couri virtual, commencing with the Nintteentis Century. The Heft Volume (fur the Months of Jusua eh ry,Fmary. March, and April, doe). with Introduaien,Table et Contest:, la ke. ay WI hall complete, m Boards. confider it as doubtfil, whether L Leg: at all interfere on fo delicate a (tibial. In the debate of the 27th July, Lord Rawkefbury depi&ed, in way glowing colours, the general mifery which refultedlm Prance from th.: attempt of Robefpierrs to,fia a mini- Ntial to the price of the neeeffaries of life. If the intereas of the grower are incompatible with the et • illence of a maximum, his Lordllaip &mild have real lefied that the intereftw of the confumer are eiri m ea s t hollile to the exittence of a minimise. Why corn be the only commodity, with rdpee to whist' the confumer is to delive no advantage from an in created fupply, by a confequent diminution of the price ? Why Ihould it be the only article, the vender of which &mild enjoy the double advantage of tieing prote&ed again& ; and, of being enabled to increale his profit to the utsioft extravagasee of his wines ? In plainer terms, why &sold farmers and dam-dealers be left to (peculate freely upon the need - - fities of the other clafTes of the community in years of fcareity, while the latter are tb be precluded from en joying the foil benefit (tithe bounty of Paovinerce, or the temporary embarraffment of farmers sad corn dealers in the years of plenty ? Speaking for oar (elves, we are equally hod& to the propofition of a sisswierwa as we are to that of a saissieassis. Both are alike itjutious to the interefis of a country, which is at once commerci.sl and agricultural. We are de cidedly of opinion, that corn litould be left, like every other marketable commodity, to find its own level. lf, upon this fyllein, it &weld appear that the far mer heti got a fair profit, we &mild inter that her had made a funk& bargain with his I milord. We Iheuld fay mi that the pia of earn was tw low, he flat thepritt e hod eves tea I•lb. And tollead of taring Ithe Public in order to keep the land up to its prefer.t we would propofe to reduce it to its juft va lue, by filleting the landlords and farmers to cape rience the natural diretl of their imprireident fpecu• lations. With refpeel to the prefent batten, there is every fair ground to believe that it will not prove '1 unp . roduaive as the d-,lets in fearcity would in n,z • dißref -- 7 . Vl\ „% . ' ''' • , 4 ..." • iala . t . • . . 00 4 ------:-7-"::—. at Mark-lite on rtielAl3l,lfittijei. . . • „ liter no* pays tweet, - 30 j ' ... tbove what was deemed a ' r .. . I,,yllierf 1 that the vifibte infhilary e ... q# 4.: . ire then propofed, w hile It reit , ,• • ate, would deter innovation witir . •••• • gitation of which Was pregnao't er, to tea where it .c s . What cesid be " t *ring, in the lall &flan, an talt . iilikli , • lig place till the nett f It is bat fair; 11._ . . ,7 not to Coffer agriculture t o be YCc . • ` •11. ,wing the furplus prodbce of diri earielfrY of :et ; bug,,tbere are two import fiftt. which to have - been oterlooked, ins& trusty by renne t ; lefignedly by others: in** few the Cons of the to &Mon. The fiat Is, &sit is, brit MO - tree years floes a moll ferinus kitten, preisile4 it produced a Ligillitive inepearyitt#l , eftbA i akertsined by this irV ite r hoi , . e I is dal *amity fig loather fatt ii, that sis the drill One . . ol a airy in the world , and that ills weft capital of . candle intetell, managed and diretied by its sa. erudite 'dellre of gain; is capiibte of iftraa* withholding the (upply tweeffary foe the r Cu he people, whenever the exPedatimi Of Is them a temptation. 11* refidt of die 6rft et fe fats is, that though one Tear Ihould afford a ntiful home, though that fhnold be followed by Aber. and a third barvelt equallibbundant. it is : yet to be concluded, that the abundance of thefii e or two years will be petrolatum , . or that the coon.; will be converted from , one having. eat an set ~ r, occafton for (applies from abroad, into oak, . orn which it is neceffary to eftablith and ... •! 01 c°7 1 11- 4' , ;metal exportation. • - . - From the fecond far it reface. that it is Inman" courage the (peculating fpirit of the comvoereial lei: reR of this country to dabble ton much with as ai- de fo effential to the exigence of the people•Thi arty fupply , of corn which this coneiry ;awe. led upon by the Tag commercial (pipit of our Mair tants, their incalculable capital. and the feinTsty of in v e yance to every part of the w os i i i that affords ait .' drantageous marker, may. in a few months. be dip meant of placing es in a Rate tic lamils OM lit f plenty. We might. draftee:44n, the tvrio .r 0 ir opor is always dangerous is ry of great population, to . ' d tt die.' he country, ra ther than create a electrify if • ng to exportation. If t wo or three plentiful liaise; :ome in fuecefEon, it is not to be concluded that the . :*artner is ruined ; for if the price is lets. the quantity is greater, and the referee is always a census reform,. Nothing can be more evident than the troth of this, from the events of prefent year. We wet* told that she core was too viseap to afford the grower a reatimableprofit, and therefor* that (apostatises lima b e f ac ilitated. Before the law was paffed, it was Rated by the advocates of increafed eeportation, chit there was rcafoc to think the hared! of the pretest year would not be favourable. ' Thus the principle of infbring a market to the farmer, and that of infuring a (apply to the country, came to be at dine. The only way of recrscili thefe two contradictory principles was, to delay the operation of the Aa to a period when the produce of the harveß would be afcertalned. This delay inWit at_lea c.A ll!r:l , v . e . bcartetiltefirfel.wahedethireurrnth7Legn who to boil _ _ . CORN. The frtuation of the country with refpeß to that ;ran! article of fobilltence Corn becomes every day s fubjett of increafed anxiety, and the operation of the bill for regulating its trade is every hour more fenfibly felt. Corn, we lament to fay, continues to advance in price. The (Mica of the ball, as Rated by Lord Hawasseoav in the debate of the 17th July, was, " tll. to render the prices of Cot's Ready, and counteraa the dangers and inconven.ences of fee quern flnetuation ; and idly, to encourage agricul ture by affording the farmer an opportunity of ob taireng a/air profit for his labour and his capital." That the bill has tailed in the fir* of thole Micas, we have a lamentable proof in the progreffive rife in the price ot wheat from the moment the os culate was in _ the fecond objeft skis country• 114anu;ackored by Parker and Cu. Bank title, I.ondne. sable I {teen? , pt r eti aikisA ad m eet REVERSIONARY *rums r. A GENTLEMAN who has fome young Rein -1-1- thins to provide for, I. &Aeons of ioacßing a fam of Money In the Parade or on the Security of Reactionary Landed Pro geny or Money In the Funds, where only one Ilk ntervenes. neeerinn molt be enlist . in Fee or capable of be i ing made fo fig the Parry coming interaction. As Interdt la ittverfion for the remainder of the life only, will not be attended to. Any W.. Memo, or Gentle Man wa nting from soca to to cent or a kis Sum.ln the way pr.:maid, will be treated with on eligible and gair terms, antk If ikired fecrecy may be der :tided on.—Direct with add.efs to D.D. at the PoR Offam. No 33. Pmilk - Row , Ch e lfea. which will he waved at.ti anfwi o: ted by the Principal. met e .....-7-------_____ NORFOLK. 1141 e. •TO BE LET, en/ mitered ape at Michaelmas not, -.-------__------- "able ur fowler if required, • VALUABLE BOOKS OF EDUCATION. coureguenee of Ira detail of Crideifm being wnemy ....L.-- I tbis 1101LE1-1 AMIIA L L, a modern wellbuilt Man fion, This d•T wmPublialed. rice toe. 6d- bound and Icifered. ( 6 • 16 S more portant • Works in each departrent of Wriltag, (inferior price ? Why thould it be the only article. me venom awn, - AvA and adi flyable Steatites far a firrtfemus or centre:lra:44 ; one , :if the b :hcapen B o at in the 1' i i: rik Language) dre f oratel ?shameless. being merely reentered in the Archly each with of which &mild enjoy the double advantage of being roucli ' ltertidaing tun windrow Wars on the ground Sour, sod aauk • .. _pity beautiful and and . ing iti opper-plates. repre fining to w not i ces proport i o nate to t h e i r c hi n as.) en o f r ac Number etbm UM, and th a cootsining tea Oeet+ • or sera pages,sq•sotity far tmeedingthat of protetfied egging loft ; and, of being cobbled to kmper'. ratan, with five bed.chambera, bre...Vett fenel, Scene the varietyu' l -‘R:r _ II -;:l.'"a" " " ou t foot ; Jac., of ell kbula complete with fervent.' room" over M , . any Amur PuNication, the Editors are enabled to bring forward iner cafe his profit to the utasoft extravagance of his a. was tLem ; further with a Urge g arden, alsounding with choice fruit GEOG R A PHY on a NEW and POPULAR an amount of every intereting Work •en a Coon after its appear. wallies ? in plainer terms. why optaid farmersand tome trees Webs, and flowers; ham, nehles, and enacts-honk. &e. w ell PIN for the USE of SCHOOLS, and You rota Peasotes corn-dealers be left to fpeculre freels upon the need- ance s.ansa ; saatunirdadvastovngeofetricluvinvetzpotbrirrtuo:;vnto. hei,ifirte.ctheyoutica ofe otti4 a paddock. dovecote . and platitstion. an adjoining. containing about of HOT n •Sic lit 3, to pratlieabk to Trachea, and Cu highly Wei- ad re. twelve macs; to which ma i be added trues Gs to twenty acres of nal ing to Truth, that the Work cannot fail te recommend leaf to 'ether Works of the fame In which ham been puhlithed lilies of the other clafTes of the community to years Of ea of daring the three wars, In that their Journal nay he coufidered fcarcity, while the latter are tb be precluded from en- eta penury, if regain:al. univerfal adoption and prefermee, the moment it Is csaagawk joying the full bene fi t (lithe bounty of Peovietrce, r, nue ad se- d ie pt maks rit ty tas viewed by apptylog at die houfe; Fur pangolin apply to Mr. Thomas Sinith, Eaft Lkratain. It is divided into Four Pert, : t. A brief Granular of Geography. as virtuelly c ommencing with the Ninsteentii Century. The Firit Volume (fur the. Months of i m uary,febroary. 'Mar:, or the temporary einbarraltment of farmers aad enro- l:Mu- and Aare, :Boa). with Title, Introduaien,Table at Cannenti, . The tenant will have the e• 1 of (porting overawe emet~•e emenflare 2, Cireuenflaatial. sod highly entertaining Amman of the c., butdealers in the years of plenty ? Speaking for our- Mown a we Mwtof w i t h Vow. "A tbe (10Prient Mauve-/, cottons., niffres, ind Cartohties, al an Nations. dn./tr. way In had essaylaut, la Boards. mous would Chet tin ottyetiOn of g ranting ash-potation to the tenant. 3 . The 'Me of the Globes. c ,___ ._._._„____,_______-7------ ---------i felves, we are equally hottile to the propofition of • na take N. B. i here is Come Meal and g ood furniture in the bottle, 1• Plain and ample fa r t' for prnieeling and drawing an maximum as we are to that of • asiniessas. Both are i than COß N. Which the tenant In2l bare the arm of. l Hods of Maps, a neccifary part of the idainasta of Geography% alike injutioUt to the interefit of a country, which . is . at once commercial and agriculturaL We are de- =dot. Machin, i • a piratant village, within f : vin miles of Pat Dere . not included in a ny former Work. ------.-• el ate-sidedly of opinion, that corn [head be 14ft, like him and i dualaga, and ten of Swatflusta--aU goad Market By the Pee. J. GOUDA/dint, AM, re), my The fttuation of the country with refpeft to that da every other marketable commodity. to hod its own Tow ._ tro .__:_ Printed for litoc dela PIIILLIf 2, 1.10. 7 i ,St. Pala% Chureh.yard ; (throw gran! artitle of fohfiftence Corn becomes every y arty r . SSSEX. ma tuba b Y Wilts° sl ' i S ' 4 ""' 1.64 i i t ' Yaw dc /r Gaisibs" a fubjett of increafed anxiety, and the opeiation of rough, and by all other benkfillers. .r.icli. Toehold Maio , . Fires. Mantion.boofe. Gardens. Tireless Of whom may be ►a,l the underanentinti , 3l valuable and dia. the bill for regulating its trade is every hour more lev el. pellet , Grovels, and Fib P•mda, with inteeediarepollitSou. tUlica ~ c hool-hoolir , fenfibly felt. Corn, we lament to fay, continues vi If; upon this fyllem, it Mould appear that the hr• y Vtivle 1 . 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. W LI.k.R, t. AN EASY GRAMMAR ist OEOiIBAPHY, on • Plan a dvance in pike. The (Mica of the btil, as Rated by met had Rot a fair profit, we fhonld incer that Ite sistaion t.,,,i etri nd ri.ty in ii rt. j ,.evi sothMapt,by the Rev. J.Gotottorti,ence sib 64 1.001 Hewett. setter in the debate of the 17th July, . had made a f a it bargain with bi, I m ilord. W e To4aorrow, On tsth of Aort. 1804. !+3 t wren the hams of four sun, 2. •• Bata Ne l ms. prize. aa 6d. bound. sem mi. e A TRULY dctirabi-.: FREEHOLD ESTATE 3. ___ Di „ o . Nuung Hinwr. price 5 .. boupd. t.) counteraft the dangers and inconveo . ences of fie• r y e ijkaii caw tea 1.4 b. And in dead of taxing la Cut, via:ly or 4. .a. .a.: MANOR, called OakcialeampUce, LAU the l az.porty 4. ••• Ditto'. Selirdliem fruni Pluta:ch's Lives,as 6d. quest finttuation ; and idly, to encourage agricul- the Public in order to keep the land up to its petrel-A of • Thomas Norton. Ffg dereafal. compelling . tad n•i•l•nce, !it. 31ce, 5 . ••••-- Intto.2 Univerfal Short-Hind, peke Is. 414 tore by aff•+rdin the farmer an opportunity of ob- level, we wools! propofe to reduce it to its juft we- with Nimble dorr ,ftic Offices. and an o fetalAgriesiteral hu,Sitings, 6. ......_ pito ,. wr.,„...6 graka4 c 6 .4 , rim 1 a 64. . la m i ng a far pr • tfit for his labour and his capital." lue, by (offering the landlords and farmers to expe l f a vtea, together wok all Acres ot Arable, Meadow, Pa:ture, and I.' end is h00k,7. ..-- Ditts Rtttuvi Hifl..q. 3 rots. isa aisd tab. 6.1. ' l•ltat Th e bill has failed in the fir of thee objefts, we rience the nano al egrets of their impenvident fpeen• Lands, lying within a Ting fence. his effete is in • geod nate of S. .-. Ditto's 0-orian Hittory. a vol.. toe and Is. ✓atio. t a cultivation, ca pable of great nrprnef Me t. and f u ll, of thtiviac 9 . Dr. GREGORY'. Lamont ot a Ponta t.darattoa. pace have a lamentable proof in the prngreffi•e nfe in the MMus. With refpeß to the i t imp haivelt, there int. Le- timber t tot. Iklanboo•e Is • (peel •ies building. with everbent 0. 64. 666 . 4 price ot wheat from the moment the ineafare was in is every fair ground to ttelie•e drat it will not rove inks the in( hero Garen*, Plodao-tr•,mog. and via , C". 4 4; "al t~ . oor sta•••a• to Dr. WATKINS . ' Univerfal Elognybiral an d Hiltorical trosiort J. It has equally failed in the fecond objeft, f 1 SlOPrOdnaiva as the destets in fcarcity would in. with game, and a trout einem nun through the viands. Dirbattary. use nip volume., lob pore tot. 6d. boards. prael •tr, if the lineation of his E m dfhip was to coofine the ex- dine the Public to apprehend. Reports of a dilher i the eon- Oakessilean la finnted i o • , pit fliind Put 4 the maittrft tt. Dr. WATKINS'. Scu t um.* Biography, confining of Lives within a mile of the village ut Cowfuld, and the turnpike r..0..1 of C•p ws Qen in the Old and New T raiment, rice 3 s. bound. peßations of the grower within the limits of • fair in g nature are fahrie • reJ with every potlible inge- : praelle c from London to Brighten; tbroo eh 1 -1 16 6 c1d iI • info from al , ler. igviNws Famous./ 6 ae sm c,,,airatoa,,,fire profit. It is true that neither his Lordthip, nor any fluky, and circulated with the a9i•e aßive indiatry, aces, No, 9411 0 11 i aro hap 1 -°" & " ; b Ir ' 4 " ' b. mart " ' awa. 'l f 14°" of imsedul Rao f oie dair ate Fo^l 6ol lata{a+t• with Pairs- other of the fupporters of the bill, have informed us for the purr fe of promoting their 11:1111h •iewt, while etas. Coriarbl. and Steffan( Tefr,.lift 1/, Ind about throe from cony and Ebreatce, e s fid. hound. .fhop, No, rd . th e esaft quail, ons again which they would even • chore who petters the bell means 01 iiitormat, l i mu ll the orragable part et Shoi Chian Riga. U. POETRY fie t:HILORF N. by Mifs Amu. as. fol. • vices-row,l f • We flu uld f u ft. however, know that the crops are almuft every where good, •tic timber and atulawoods, Cards sod Mbar. t• it• tamp a a to. RUBLE spoRI Lb, ostaining all the i n interviling Hi Minil -e aau profit. - ' - able town , with full far valuation. tonesin the ON and New . 1 ciborium. printed n • Lirge typ e..od that it may be fixed at a little ab•rve the rate at which and in many parts abut's) int . Shmtli the bee arts D e k.ipsi.se pa rticulars may hc bad in doe time of the Ilailic. at decorated web twelve plates. a vol. prke 44. esponation is permitted to take place. That rate is of thee men onfortunately.fucceed. we . &rad not _—__-- akesdeao.riam. who will Own the rti-te ;at the Kist'•' lead, s 5. Dr. MAYOR'S and Mr. PRAT ?" . Seta:hien of Claim' 4 8, pep aprour , en d t h e Let ifi ature mo k t h ere f e , be at all furprifed, weave fsbniacrs convinced of the ia Ca - limilkans ; Ks•t' lead. 1... *afield ; Red Lice. Der lung ; Cadet- Peary. price s s. brand. be held to base confideted;ali:tice of +Bs. 61 a. o ne necelEry of caning e'lif ...trent together b e f o re t h e i cde Room. Lewes iOM Ma* Bit t liwinik Arum, Ames:lel ; tee. Ihe JUVENILE PLUTARCH, ennfdi:eg of dm Lives eif .ten Curter c:slive.seste. lewdest owlet Mi. • Aster, at his Gest- Extrannlinary ChAuggssiang o g Ami pa a 4 l i a w oul d 9 ,4 1 , w h ic h would aff•urd a fair tto the farmer. If afoul tone, to . ...al the AR, to pals which it coati- -Ist Agway Idine t Ulsidallan MC, rota " 64. this be true, tee bare only to refer to tile table of note fitti•ig to SO Lmg a period. •