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MR, GISBORNWS NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS. This day were published, in One Vol. octavo, price Ps. boards, SERMONS, ,principally designed to Illustrate , and to Enforce CHRISTIAN IVIORALITY. By the'Rev. THOMAS GISBOIME, M.A. Printed for T. _Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, TWO VOLUMES .of SERMONS. By the same Author. Published UMW time s!nce. Fifth Edition, price .t Ss. in boards. The Volumes sold separate; and all Mr. Gisborne's other Works. MRS. ROCHE'S NEW NOVEL. In the Press, and will be pUblished neat month, ins Vols. 12mo '1 :HE HOUSES of OSMA and ALMERIA ; or the . CONVENT °PST. ILDEFONSO. Preparing for Publication, THE ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN, By JAMES CAVANAH MURPHY, Architect. Author elite Designs and Description of Batalhe , &c. Printed for 'l. Cade!l and W. Davies, Strand. The Work will be elegantly printed in large folio, and consist jet about One Hundred Males of the most interesting Arabian I P:mains, in Spain, such as the Royal Palace of the Alhambra. the General le, the, great Motels of Cordova, ecc which will be rengraved in the most elrgant and ecettrote manner, from Ad innauirements and Drawings carefully nude on the spot, by the Author, during a residence of nine years on the Continent. De lo:1.4)114)ns will be given of Ilse diffennt objects, illustrating the lane:its of their style and manner, together with translations of the Culic and Asiatic Inscriptinns, and several Intern ingparriadars. ~iAating to the Arabs and their establishmeats fn Spain ; collected friatn the most authentic Spanish Writers. By Mrs. ROCHE. Printing for A. N. Newut \ an and Co. Leadanhall-street. Where may be had, y the same Author, 'The Children of the Abbey, v ols. Sixth Edition, price 20 5 . 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Gunicard, far4se Mysterious Accusation, by Horace 'ere. 2 Vols. 10$, l'allen Minister and other Tales from the German of Spies, by Captain Hewitson. 2 vols. ios. Sinclair, by Mrs. Plikington. 4 vols. 20s. lIORSEMOISHIP by the Double Company; and Mr. Syttltl.• Leith the Hunted Taifor ! Billy Batton, Mr.tre i ssitaa. . To conclude with a Comic Paateminie, collet' . THE MIDNIGHT BELL • • ' Or, HARLEQUIN VICTI M. It will be completed in four parts, published separately ; the copies of each Part will be delivered according to the dares of orders received, for which a book is mow opened by Messrs. Ca dell and Davies. The conquest of Spain by the Arab'aris, in the eighth Century, is one of the most important events recorded in history ; and may be potty considered as having, in a great degree, contributed to ,the rapid progress of Civilization, Navigation, and Commerce. At a time when the rest of Europe was sunk in rndenets and superstition, Sciences, Arts, and Industry, flourished among the • Spanish Arabs, as the numerous remains of their works in Ands. lusia, and other parts of the peninsula, plainly evince; these are doubtless the most curious specimens of art existing, differing, in pinta of Itrvention and execution, from what is to he found in any other part of Europe, as imuchialmost as If their Authors had been inhabitants of another planet. la;thful delineations, there fore, of these valuable remains, cannot fail to prove highly ao ceptable to the Philosopher, the Antiquary, and the lover of the Fine Arts. Narle,,.:r, Mr. Bologna, jun ; PantSloon, Mr. Darks; Grotesque L o w, Mr. Norman; Columbine, Mrs. Mellilk Pfincird Witch, Mr. Rose; Arid, Miss Blowigreeft ; sof' Pierrot, Mr. Laurent. Doors to be opened at half past five—begin at half past si;. Secscd price at half-past eight.—Equestrian Tuition able tias:ers. THE WATERING PLACES FOR Iso9, This day was pubiisbed, prige I Ss, in boards, &Ss. id. in red, or pts. calf, gilt, in one very thick and closely-prinsad Volume, illustrated with nearly 70 Maps and Views, r4 l E GIJ ID ' to AX. I. the WATERING and - .0144 4 er Oft,3'KAM T UOl4 midi Wales, for ' 1909, corristing of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions of every illace of Fashionable Resort, and of theCutiosirks and See- ner*in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and MISS LINWOOD's XXI . IIB.ETION in Leicester -ITA square, is now open, and will continue every day kap Niur o'Clock in ilia 1 1 4*Intnntil duak. 7 -4/nittalace so: MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL tterurtEt: DR. CLUTTERBUCK, Meniber of the College of Physicians, and one of "the Physlcrans to the General Di e 'c intl., will begin his Autumn COURSES of LECTURES on ti.e THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, MATERIA tIEDICA, a;ul CHEMISTRY, on 'Wednesday, the 4tb of Otto: La:i-past Nine in the morning, at his House, No. 1, Cres ant. w Bridge-street, Illackfriari, Where Tartlet' particulais .r - r . . I. r;EORGPS HOSPITAL AND GEOIWE'S;STIkkgY, "" HANOVER SQUARE. GSATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, a COURSE (3 - LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY *SI re ct.a-,r,r.ce in George-street, at thelnual Morning hours; on the 'Ar.ptatics at Eight--the Practice of Physic at Half-past Sight the CLeni:cry a Quarter after Nine., • - By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. Pilys:Can to 9t. George's Hospital, of the Coyle et Physicians, &c. C. ..:c I c :tures are given as usual on the Patients In St. George's Ile,?ital, every Saturday Morning, at Nine ettpek. NEXT MONTH: ar.d CO. Joint Contractors with Govern ') arte,.: for ;hr.. present STATE . LOTTERY, respectibUy in- Tlcears and SHARES are on Sale, in great • 4r.,• ,s. thtir ';il :es, Pouvrai, . • '7IIARIN6 CROSS, , U.".ATE }llry gtREET.. _ The &I of Can Lottery is entirely new, and has hitherfis re the n: kst cnqralified approbation; there are only 5,000 . antb-rs in the Lo:tery,au d the whole will be DP ~ WN IN ONE DAY, • of Next when the following CAPITAL Par: es t, ..t distrib;:tel amen/ the fortunate Purchasers, viz, • 4 ...... of .020,000 ........ Gf ...... .6? ,000 I a 0f......... £l,OOO • .... of ...... ,000 I 12 • of ' ( ..s the inferior Pa zes of £lOO, £5O, &c. as usual 1.11. also presents the opportunity never before offered l'''' l :c, of gaining the immense Surma of 080,000, X 60,000, 6 '• ,1 00, by the purchase of One Number osly. AND CITY LOTTERY—TO be drawn . in Guildhall. CERTIFICATE. WE, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, have rarefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold•BUild ?!!.ltoti as Prizes in the Third City Lottery; and.we adjudge 41 , 4:ate value of each to be as fellows. P. PAY NTLR, .. nci on , THOMAS SWITHIN, A:.}, 1809. 11, IL. ROIFIR. SCHEME. 1 Ptize of £15,700 3 Prize, of £B,OOO ' t £9,900 I " £2,900 t .... ..... £9,300 I ... £2,700 1 .. ...... £6,900 1 2,60(1, 1 ......... £4,100 1 22,50 i ..... .... £ 4,000 I £1990 1 £3,800 1 £1 800 s 1 .... ..... £3,500 1 £1,400, /E 1,300 I 1 ...... coo 4 £5,100 i NO FIXPD PRIZE. r! '; Pr operty i s so rapidly improving, that there can be no, k• J: it will be worth ticuble its present vain; in a very , few. .s and Shares are on Sale by HORNSBY and Co. No, 2 1, Lai., 0 .; and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. 'natant PRICE. Tirket XS I:, 0 ....... £4 12 0 I Eighth 1 . 1 4 • .carter 2 7 0 Sixteenth 0 12 0 Partit.tlar No - ober. may be secured, from No. 1 to 20,000, it tie above Oiliest, if not *eady 10 BE SOLD, By Order of the Trustees of Tnommi cuarssan, by 'stripe or a ' Deed of Aisigotiient, duly executed by him for that pus ose,: . r t HE PATEI 4 T 9C4P4 1 14,1 45 17* RI N D WO • .BARIC " . te/eiali s cif 4ir hfeh erecte d Hull . 43 the neigh . , rbotirhos4, and are totind to animer. the most sanguine expecta tion ; executing the work in the most complete inatiner, far supe rior to . any Mill or Method yet known to the Public. Those Mills can be .adapted to the power of Horse, Steam, Water, or Wind. The Trustees will dispose of the Fatentin one Lot, or Licence any person, or Persons; to erect ono or more 14111 qr For nankeen apply ;t the OiFce Of Mr. I. Day, Conve.ynncer • Siraiirtvotit's-street. Any Person infringing on the above-Wientioned Patent, will be prosecnted.—Hull; Sept. e; •-•- - - sm.; OF DEVONSI - 44E rLE AN NEW I.F.ICES. TER SHEEP . . A4R. CHILDE'S ANNUAL SALE wjll corn iv& mence at Ten o'Clock on Friday the 29th inswit at the Farm-yard, Kinlet, near Bevedley, where there will be Sold be- SWeen Thirty and Xorty Head of truly valuable Stock; of the pure North Devon Breed ; yi;. upwards of Twenty Cows and Heifers in Calf to extranrdinary good L'ulls, Thirteen S;e:rs, well adapted fin work, or kilted, and Two very capital young Bulls; nearly Ore Hundred Ewes and Theavea, that are descended from Mr. Buckley's belt Rains, and front Ewe* that have been par cbawil with infinite cafe from the most valuable 'Pioche in Lei• cestersbire, end Seventy Weathers in an excellent stater for Turnips. - - As it is well known that Mr. Childe has for many rsrs bees indefatigable in securing the most perfect Sto& of its kind, it may be presumed that wl.at are about to be offer e d to tie Public are well worth their attention, and they may rely upon it, that the whole will he Sold without restive. C. ILK STOCKINGS selling off uncommonly cheap, tJ at Ns. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of , Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses, all in. one, Ste.—Skopkeepets arid those wanting to buy largely, wiU find a great advantage ery an early inspection of these articles. • quantity of white or black,glik, 6s, 64, the, best quality equally . cheap ; stout cotton stockings at Is. per pair, very fine Is. Ed . super, 2s. 6d.; broWir etittim f or hoots, Is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot. Aon, 2a. 21; a variety of gloves from Ind. per pair; lace sleeves Is. 6d.; and many other fashionable articles too numerous to men• tiori, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement front the prise first I asked. • INCOURAGED by the success which has inva riably attended his mode of eradicating CORNS, and treating .affections of the Joints, called BUNYONS, by the use of his !COMPOSITION, which has also the advantage of relieving the ;pain and irritation in a few hours, Mr. GUTHERY, Chirurgo •Podist to the Royal Family, unable to practise to the full extent ''he is now called upon, is induced to yield to the solicitation of 'those who.hsve been pleased to honour him with dude patronage, and extend the benefit of his CO M•POSITION 4 He now offers lit to the Public with the confidence, which experience and the sprat it has obtained from the Gentlemen of the Facgty au thorise.—The Composition is prepared and Sold only, at his !House, No. 7, Lower James. street, Golden-stump, In Pots of or it. 2s. including a Treatise. • JESUITS DROPS. • 'THE true original JESUITS DROPS are now prepared by Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, St. 'Paul's Church-yard, successors to Josep'fWessels. 1, The Jesuits Drops have been loaf knosvirapd esteemed a safe, "cheap, effivaal, and often in immediate cure for btranguary, OW*, Weakness of the Xidlic).s, or Eladder ; and when taken on the Brat,attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly ac comilisff the desired effect : should the complaint be far advanced, it will be necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits he many depretlatiops made on the property of the Nov./L.4- `:ors, compels them to gixc tiara caution, that no one bottle will Wien out of their house without Shaw and Edwards, (succes sors to J., Wessella,) 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, engraved on the Sara, All Others which are sold without the above names are imposi tions on the public. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Bull, IDskin ; Huta aad Ratburs, Edinburgh. froth each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so well known, apd has been so universally ap proved of for its completeness and accuracy, tliat any further de scription of it contents, or any ebiervations on its merits and uti lity would be superfitious.. The Planes described arc ABERYSTWITti ,LEMINGTON PRIORS BATA urn.): HAMPTON • BLAcKpool, tANIE REGIS BOGNOR,HOTHAMPTON LYMINGTQN • AURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGHTON . MAILOATE • BRISTOL HOT WELL, and MtvriocK CLIFTON • RAMSGA'I'E • BROADSTAIRS . SCARI:OROUGII BUXTON ' SIDMOUTH CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON CROMER • - SOUTHEND DAWLISH SWANSEA DOVER . TEIGNMOUTH • EASEBOORNE TENBY EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS FOLKSTONS • WF.YMOU.III FOWEY WORTHING HARROWGATZ YARMOUTH HARWICH • A TOUR to the LAKES HASTINGS A.TOUR in souni w ALES 1.14. f RACOMBE A TOUR in NORTH WALES ISLE OF tvicig scc &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD Pntt.t.tes, No. 6, Bridge-street, Nark friars; and to be had of alt Booksellers, par:ieularly of those who ressidett the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. . . „ This thy was published, price 2i. Gd. and sold by all the Book sellers, No. CXXXVI. of THE rHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE,. corn prehending the virious,Dranetes of Science, the Liberal anti .ine Arts, Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commence. Dy A. TFLLOCH, M. P. I. A. F. S. A. Edin. Stc. . This Number is illustrated with accurate Engravings of Mr. Troughtort's new dividing instrameat ; and contains an Account of a Method of dividing astronomical and other instruments, by ocular inspection; . in which the usual Tools for graduating are not employed; the whole Operation being so contrived, that no Error can occur-but what is chargeable to Vision, when assisted by the best optical Means of viewing and measuring minute Quantities. By Mr. Edward Troughton.—On Chrystallography. Illy M. Hasty. Translated from the last Pariadition of hisTraiti de IVliniralogie.—The Bakerian Lecture. An Account of some new analytical Researches on the Nature of certain Bodies, parti cularly. the Alkalies, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Carbonaceous Matter, and the Acids hitherto undecompoced ; with some general Ob servations on Chemical Theory. By Flumphry Davy, Esq. Sec. R.S. F.R.S. Edin. and M.R.l.A.—Suggestion for establishing a Telegraphic Intercourse between London and Dublin. By the Rev. James Hall.—A concise Abstract of Professor Mitchill's Discourses on Mineralogy, the sixth great Section of the Course of Natural History which he delivers in the new Institution at New York.—Account of the internal Exhibition of the Acetate of Lead in several pissases. By Thomas Ewell, M.D. of Wash inSon.—On the Use of Fumigations in Army Hospitals: in a ' Letter from M. Chaniseru, to M. Guyton.—At. Inquiry into the Terrestrial Phznomena produced by the Action of the Ocean. 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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITICAL JOUR NAL, No. XXVIII. containing, The Plan of Reform proposed by Sir Francis Burdett, and a Letter addressed to John Cartwright, Esq. by the Earl of Selkirk —An Account of the Empire a Mococco, and the District of Suse, &c. by James Gray Jackson, Est; —A Descriptive Catalogue of the Orkntal Library of the latel ippoo Sultan, of Mysore— The Geographical, Natural, and Ciwil History of Chili, by Abbe D A NI J. Ignatius Molina—Characters of the lace Charles James Fox, by Philopatris Varvicensis—Mernoirs of Sir Thomas More, with a sew Translation .1 his Utopia, &c. by Arthur Cayley the younger, Esq.—Tales of Fashionable Lite, by Miss Edjeworth— Histoire de l'Anarchie de Polugne, et du Dernembremerrt &tette Republique, par Cl. 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'f A Periodical Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affairs (published quarterly), containing a State of the Markets, Crops, &c. during the last three ruontF.=, and including the following original communications: On the Management of Harvest Work—Essay on the Questiost " What is the best Rotation of Crops fur Light Land, and miller a Moist Climate r'—Remarks on various Subjects—On the Im provement of Roads—Observations relative to Flax—On Peat Ashes—On the Use of SOap-makers' waste Ashes—On Manures, with a proposal for collecting the Exuviz of great' Town . Thoughts on Paper Credit—Reply to the Strictures on Perils , . shire Husbandry—Dr. Franklin's Idea of the Corn Laws— Plan fur Impraving the Duke of Buccleugh's Estates in the South of Scotland—Letter from the West Highlands—Remarks upon the Dr..ft of a Lease—Report of a Process relative to the Right of a Waygoing Tenant to remove the Appendages of a Thrashing Machine—Review of Dr. Robertson's Survey of Inverneassebire —Of Mr. Secretary Young's. Lecture to the Board of Agricul ture--Ufa Letter to Sir John Sinclair, Bart..—Agricultural Intelli genee—Le.ading Article—Proceedings of the Dalkeith Fa - ming Society, relative to Modelsof a Reaping Machine--.,cottisn intel ligence—English Intelligence—Notice to Correspondents. Primed ter Archibald Constable and Co. Editiburgh; Constae ble, Hunter, Pa; k, and Hunter, No. 10, Ludgate-street, London; to whom communications for the Work may be transmitted. Of whom may be had, The FARMER's MAGAZINE, for the Years 1800, 1801, 1 - 802, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 36 Numbers (and • Supplement to 1803), price 41. Si. ; or in nine VOlitmea, in boards, pi ice 41. 7s. 6d. ••• In the volumes of the Farmer's Megazint already publish ed, may be found regnlar Essays or DUsertations upon every _Agricultural Subject which can be mentionii,i,ingetiler with aim immense number of Hints or Observatious, all i calculated ter amg mprovement of Agriculture, and the ben< faint those connected with it.. What is of great importance to Hysba'ndanen. intormas , tion is given in a plain and practical manner, neither clouded by theory, nor enveloped in technical termi. .Thaexmineut writer on Husbetuay, the Rev. Mr. Ham, in his Treatise on Agricul , tore, says, " The plain practical author pays his little contingent to the republic of knowledge, with a bill of unstarnieed real bul lion, whilst the vain-glorious man of science throws down an heap of glittering couuters, which are gold to the eye, but lead to the tiouch-stotae." ADMIRALTY . OFFICE, So;ember 11, 11109. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That His Ma jesty's gun-brig MINX, which had been stationed off the Scavr Reef, for the purpose of exhibiting a Light, is reported -(by a letter received this day from Captain 'Nicks:Esse, of His Majesty's sloop SHELDRAIE), to have'been captured by a divi , sion of the enemy's gawboats, on the evening of the 2i instant. Ir. W. POL E. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Atigtut 23, 1509. E ARINCIPAL OFFtIC.ERS of HIS MA JES747": ORDNANCE, do herebvgioe Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall tm or before Wednesday the 20th of September next, from Itach Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of FOR AGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, • NORTHERN, • YORKSHIRE, XASTER.N, exclusive of Warley, SOUTHERN, excluxive of Chatham, SOUTH WEST, itacluding Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Pependencies, WARLEY and CHATHAIVI, • For a periOd of Six Months, kern the Ist of October next. The Forage to be furnished in nations, consisting, as hereafter may from time to time be required, either of • 19 lbs. of . Oats or of 7 lbs. of Oats. 12 lbs. of Hay, 14 lbs. of Flay, and and SW. of Straw, Blbs. of Straw; And must be.delirEreflat.thstAspective stations, at the expence of the Contractor, arbo.la.aloss to furnish such Horses with Oau, of 81bs per ration, as may be imeted within the District for I which he contracts. The Proposals maybe delivered separately or jointly, for two • or More of the said Districts ; and it is expected that the COO .traxtor "bp receiye ,she Stable Dung that during the period of his contract May acsanaulate, making an allowance for the same after r,he rate of pexitorse per week. Further particulars may be known upon applization to the : 1 OiScer commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also' ' at the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and andorstd " Proposals for the supply of Forage;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said . 20th I day of September noat, at twelve o'clock at Doan of the same day ; neither will any Tender he noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall ate:ad.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seceettry. • I _ • ' CUTLER BOULTE R. "THE Master and Felit:m/s of Pembroke Colleg e , i n the Unixersity of. Oxford, hereby give Notice to the Rela tions of the late EDMUND BOULTER, that there is a vacancy in the Scholarship founded by him in the said College (commonly called Cutler Moulter's Scholarship.) Candidates must have at -1 tained the age of 1 3 years, and not exceed 19. If no application is made by the relations of the said• Edmund Boulter, or his Wife, the Master and Fellows are at liberty to elect any other person not a relation, but duly qualified according to the Statutes of the College —Pembroke College; Sept. A, 1909.