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VICTUALLING °PAWS, Nevember 9, 1807. r HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mAyEsTr, N4VT, de betel" give ;folks, That on Tuefday the 17th initant. they will bemdy to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for Eight Hundred Quarter, of PALE, and Twe Hundred (tiarters of elofe-dried AMBER MALT ; to be delivered in a fortnight, by weekly pro .„ortions, into his Majefty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be ; aid 1. r by Bills payable with latereft ninety days after date. Ti. of the Contra may be teen at the Secretary's Office. OXFORD, This day was publithrd, in Your elegant Vo:umes,price One Guinea in boards, with &graving. THIS PRESEN't' EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, will be ailed the new Comedy, caned TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Charadera by 141effra. Raymond, Elllfton, Mathews, Dow ton, Palmer, Rafell, De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid dons, Mr.. Sparks, Mlle Duncan. To which will be added a Grand Romantic Melo-Drame, called THE WOOD DZMON: Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. OXONIANA. or ANECDOI'ES, HISTORI CAL, AN lITTARI AN. and BIOGRAPHICAL, com piled chicly from ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPIS in the BODLEIAN and other LIRRARIRS, at ORFORD. Primed for KICUALD NIL Lies, No. 6, Bridgellreet, London ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Of wbom may be WALPOLIANA, 2 VT& 9s boards or elegantly bouhl ADDISONIANA. 2 vuls ICti 6d boards, ditto. SWIPTIAN A, a yids los 6d boards, ditto BROOKIANA, 2 cols ICS 6d hoards, ditto, Tua FRRNCH ANAS.3 V2ll IS! boards,ditto. To-morrow—Much Abo About Nothing ; with the Divorce. .On Monday, Tiene's a Tell Tale; with the Wood Damon. On Tutfday, the Cabinet. e r A new Melo Drame i in rehearfal, and will be produced xn the courfe of next lA'eek. •THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN 'III'S PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER :3, wUI be idled Shakerpeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. With new Drafts, Decorations, &c. Ste. Yates, Mr. Kemblc ; Antigonus, Mr. Murray; Phocion. Mr. Chapman , Polirenes, Mr. Pope ; Florizel Mr. C. Kemble ; Shepherd, Mr. Blanchard ; Clown, Mr. !Afton ; Autolycus. Mr. Munden ; Hermione, Mr.. Siddous ; Perdita, Mils Nor ton ; and Paellas, Mrs. C. Nemble. To which will be added, for the s : 3d time, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MO I'HER GOOSE ; Ur, THE GOLDEN EGG. The Scenery, Machinery, Dreffea, and Decorations, arc all entirely new, or complrtely repaired. Tomorrow, The Heir at Law; with Mother Goole. On Monday, The Winter's Talc. •„• The Pantomime of Harlequin and Mother Goole, will be repeated on Monday, after which it mutt unavoidably be with. drawn from the Rage, on account of the preparations :medlar y for the new Pantomime. cy On fudday (for the firft time) a New Comic Opera, in three Atli, called "Iwo Faces under one Hood." NEW THEATRE, NORTHAMPTON. THIS elegant little Theatre to be Let (to a re fpetable Manager of a Provincial Theatre) for the prefent Salon, or on a Leak for a Ibort term of years. Inquire of Mr Abbey, Solicitor, Northampton. fICIUSE. with a Shnp completely fitted up for • Trade, undeniably fituated, being No. to. in York-Place, near the Afylunt, Lambeth, to be Let, and entered upon imme diately. Inquire of Mr. Aftley, Hercuks Hall, Hercules Build ings, anyanorning before Ten. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, With more Money diftributed in Prizes than in former Lotteries, in proportion to the Namber of Tickets. LITTLE SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY, Begins Driwing THIS MONTH, November 19th, and fuddles the loth. SCHEME. z Prize of £ 20,000 10,000 woo 3co zoo .90 Is 1$ ‘ 20,030 10,000 .... 5.00 e 1,300 2,000 7,000 22,600 10 10 1,300 ....... 6, , .c0 Tickets. PRESENT PRICE e3lOOO Of Tickets and Shares in the Supplementary Lottery: Ticket Lax. ros Ni - 4ro t 8 0I Eighth Ls s 6 0 ckll;rlCT 5 10 0 Sixteenth I 8 6 ICKETS and Snaaes are on Sale by J. WARNER, No. z 6, COItNIIILL, Who recommends an immediate purchafe, in confequerce of the very limited tZipstity of Supplementary Tickets said Shares re maining on hand . Orders from the Country, accompanied by fhort dated Bills on London, Bank Notes, or Cal, will be attended to the fame as if prefent. ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, More than Four Thoufand of which arc already Sold. LITTLE SUPPLEMEN'T'ARY LOTTERY, begins Drawing THIS MONTH, Now. 19th, and finifhcs . the soth. _ SCHEME z Prize of £lO,OOO 10,0:',0 1,000 500 'Co so 15 is t 21,000 10,000 3,000 ••-• 2,303 2,000 1,000 •••• .11,(CO S 2 20 1 JCO 6,;.c50 rickets. 463,000 The Tkbet No 2,570, drawn Novorrl)er 6, a Prize of 40,0e01. Wi4 Cold by Sir J. BRANSC )11113 ai d Co. in fix teen Sixteenths, waere the firft so,oool. and the lalt 234.401. ever glared were liaewile fold. TICKETS aid SHARPS arc on Sale by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO. No it. HOLIORN, 37, CoRNHILL. and 38, HAYMARKET, Who think it their duty to recommend their Friends and the Public act to dday purehafing, as the Univld - Picket. and Shares on hand we codulerably lefs than 2 000, to I i!pply London, and the other Cities and Towns in England, Sew land, and Iteland. r j'HE Difpenfary, N is, Soho Scpiare, being 'J opus to the Poor, has contributed confiderably to the credit SPILSBURY's PATEN A NI'ISCORBUTIC DROPS have Piled, by afeertaining its efficacy ai a medicine in cafes of Scro tal:la, Oout, Rbeumatifm, Eruptions, and Nervous Difeafts, de Peodanton the ohltruditutis or the Ramada and interlines, and in tr thole complaints of diffufed hilt, where calomel has loft its *it by frequent ufe. it is requifite to caution the Public againß purchafing any others bat thole bearing the words 't Hy the King's Patent" on the bottle, bill of diredions, and outlide wrapper; togitber with the Riag's Duty, printed in black ink: rola in bottles of ss. bd. ; emille bottles toe.; larger 16 as.; duty included. 'MALY LINENS, INL)!A NIUSLINS, FRENCH CAM BRICS, Ice. No. 193, Fleet4lrc et. cot c;r of Chancery-lane. MIDDLETON anti INNES refpeelfully inform the Nobility, Gcnrry, and th,ir Friends in general, they Inve at prefect an unufually extentive Allorttne-t of all kinds of Table Linen, Sheeting, Scotch Hod:lnds four fourths and (even *lda Leib Linens, and every article of Houfehuld linen. A long and unremitted attention to the Linen 'Trade enables Ilan to airy fuck fabrics of the various kinds of the above articles it wili Were the confidence of thole who purchale at theirhoufe, lot adwerin g every erptelation from the wear, and are all charg-fd for readymoney, upon the molt reshot:a:4e terms. Front the India eclaillany's fair juR ended, they have received a variety of Plain "r 1 Figured Muffins, Long Cloths and Calicoes, Which are for the nwa pan unufually cheap They have alfo a valuable Cohedion of arts 7ancy Shawls for the winter, from tt s to (even guineas sail ; with a great v‘riey of fancy britifla Mullins and Manche( l er__Ooods• A few b oxes o f Preach Cambric, for Pocket Hand - t " r thiefs , much cheaper than can now be importeci. The loweft imoney price is fi tted to all Go.ols 1. dd at the above Ware -ONR ; and any article. on infeeetion, not apprzved of i e will be bilk "4 1 1 taken again, or exchanged. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,Settembet 28, 28°7. THE PRIA_CIP,IL CFFICERS of Ms Majrfly'r ORDNANCE do Gerdy give Notice. That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednefday the Ath of November next, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned quantities and defcription of TIMBER and Materials required for fervice of this Department at Woolwich, viz. 400 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from yo to So feet meeting, So,ooo Oak Spokes, chopped, moo Loads of Elm Timber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored Is Xts inches, and 4000 ditto ta iC tq itches, boo Load: of Mb Timber round, from 3o to 6o feet meeting, 300 Lp . ads of 4 inch Mb Plank, 30,000 Afh False, 4 X 4 inches, boo Alle-trec Beds 4 feet B>c inches, bow (i Fttekell) feet, fuperficial of feafoned Elm Board, and 30,000 i Welt ditto of ditto. The whole of the articles to be delivered at Woolwich, at the ezpence of the Contraaor, in the following proportions, and on or before the periods hereafter fpccified, viz. March 31, sBoB.-3co Loads of the Elm Timber, and aoo Loads of the Alb 'Timber. April 30.-400 Loads of the Elm Timber, one half of the Elm Stocks, 200 Loads of the Alb Timber, ;so Loads of the Alb Plank, to,ooo Afh Fellies, and the wholeof the Axle-tree Beds. pine 30.—100 Loads of the Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokes, 300 Loads of the Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, aco Loads of the Anal - Ember, ;so Loads of the Am Plank, and t 0,0,0 AOt Penes. September 30.200 Loads of the 0111 Timber,and so,coo of the Oak Spokes. And on or before December a 4 next, the whole of the Elm Board. Propofals may be offered jointly or feparately for each article; but so Tender can be received for the Timber and Plank for lets than 3o Loads of each; for the Oak Spokes for lefs than 5000 ; for Flm Stocks for ILl's than 400 of either dimenfions ; for Afh Mlles for lefs than ason; for /kat Alle•trre Beds for lets than too; and foe the Elm Board of t f inch,for lets than 3000 fuper- Bela' feet; and for that of inch, for lets than 6000 fuperficial cet; neither will any Stick of Elm Timber be received under So feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Infpeetor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alto at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions of the Contract may be teen, and where alto the Propofals are to be delivered, foaled up, and endorfed " Propofals for Enghfh Tim ber, &c." But no propefal can be admitted after the Paid t Bth of November next, at II o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be !noticed, unkfs the party making it, or an Agen his behalf mail attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secretary. 7r GOLDSMITH'. HISTORY of ENGLAND, in FRENCH. This day was pubbfb d in i thick fol. I 2.M0. price 4s. 6d. bound BREGE de I'HISTOIRE d'ANGLETERRE; traduite de la troifieme edition du Dodteur GOLDSMITH, jorqua la Pais de 1802. Par JEAN MARESCHAL, Dodeur en Droit. Imptlme pour J. Johnion, W. let J. Richardfun, R Baldwin, F tt C. Rivington, J. Walker, Seatcherd et Letterman, M'ilkie et J. kobinfon, C. Law, G. Robinfon ; Longman, Hurft, Rees, et Orme ; Cadell et Davies, H. D. Symonds, J. Booker, Cr: fby et Co et I'. Bock) , —Where may be had, 1 Dr. Goialfmith's Abridgment of the Hiftory of England, 38 6d . s Dr. Goldfrnith's Abridgment of the Hiftory ot Rome, 39.6 d. 3 Dr. Ooldfmith's Abridgment - of the Hiftory of Grtece, is. 6d. 4 Dr. Goldfmith's Abridgment of the Natural Fliftory ot Beaßs and Birds, with near 200 engravings on wood, in the manner of Bcwick, price 6s. regard k bad to any tattler in which the fries *Y nt be infertel in words at length, or t 64 Adi wt he deiivered to the Baird before one o'sla.i on the fail ritefday the 1716 inicant, nor onlefs the Perfa: who make the tenter, or fosse perfal on hie Adolf, attach, to attfwer when coiled for. THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY. Committee Room, Gloucefter doffee-Houfe, Oiftober 20, 1807. s-N. ESO [NED, That in cnnf e q ue nce of the ad vanced State of the Subfeription. and of the progrefs in the Arrangement for forming of the Eftablinsment, it has become proper to call a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS, in order to lay before them the Report of the Acting Committee. Refolved, That fuch General Meeting he accordingly holden at the Thatched Houfe Tavern, in St. James's-ftrcet, on WEDNES DAY, the asth Day of November, at Twelve o'Clock. The balk of the Subfcription already received Is limited in Ex chequer Bills. The intended Capital is 75,000 l to be raffed by 3oat Shares, ut asl each, payable by Inftalments of I. Books are open for Subleriptirin, at Meffrs. Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond-ftreet ; Meffrs. Aufteit, Matvide, and Aufteit. Bankers, No to, Wnrietta•ffreet, Covent Carden; and Mdirs H. T. Williams and Co. No. 12, Copthall court, ne.ir the Bank. Prafpeetures may he had at the above places ; No. r, CecilAreet. Strand ; the Secretary's, No. 3, Hare court, Temple ; and at the Gloucefter Coffee Hattie, Piccadilly. By Order of the Committee , R. TAYLOR, Suntory. VITRIOLIC ACID. NOTICE TO CHYMISTS AV MANUFACTURERS OF OFFICE C•F ORDNANCE, 7mly r 3, I*o7. THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of Nis Alley': ORDNANC E d. Gerdy give No ice, Tkat on Tuefday, the aft day of December next, it is their in tendon to difpofc of, by Public Auaion, at di* Offize is the Tower of London, a cocfiderable quantity of the Black Stuff or Refiduum, from damaged Gun Powder which has had the Salt Petre extradted from it, and in which there remains a large por tion of Sulp bur, tome Salt Petre, and the Charcoal, ufrd in the corn pofition of Gunpowder, and therefore deemed fit to form Vitri olic Aeid. The Lots will eonfift of Thirty Tons each, and until the Day of Sale, quautiiies of the Article, not exceeding five pounds, for the purpore of experiment, will be delivered gratis to perfons apply. ing to the refpedive Officers of the Ordnance, at Faverffiam, for the fame. By Ori.kr of the . Board, R. H. CREW, See. This day was publithed, in gyn. price sa. in boards, a New Edition, being the Fourth. of PRAYERS and MEDITATIONS, compnred by sAmuP.L JOHNSON, lA.. D. and publifhed from his Ma nufcript s. By GEOROK STRAHAN, D. D. Prebendary of Rochefter, and Vicar of Iflington, Middiefez. Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, a New Edition of Sermons on different Subjects, left for Publication, by John Taylor, LL. D. late Preben • dary of Weftminfter, Rector of Bnfworth, &c. (including the Sermon written ►y Dr Johnfon, fur the Funeral of his Wife) a volumes, ► as. in boards. CHESHIR E. . MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE, with Valuable Contingencies. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, I'HE MANOR OF WINNINGTON, wi t h th e e pr M ih a n n g fi a on rp H ad o ou tife s an an d d O CO ffi mple ces catelledßoW nd i e N ne N e I f N or G a T i O arg bf e H Fa A m lt y , built with none and covered with floe, and finiihed in a modern ftyle; containing Rooms of large dimenfions fuperbly fitted up—. Geometrical Stonc Stairs—Mahogam; Doors—Platt Olaf& Win down—Marble Chimney piecesand Oak Floors with ap• propriate attached and detached Offices--StabEng for Fifty Hodes—Coach Hooks -- Green Houfe—liot Houlcs—Grapery —Pine and Succearn Houies—excellent Kitchen Gardens, with Hot Walls Muthroom Houk ('old Bathe—lce lieurr--a Poultry }inure upon a fuperior rcale—and every nee, nary build ing for agricultural purpore-r—Dove Houre—butrance Cottage Lodge, with Shrubbery and Plantations floping to the River U'eaver, at a eonvenient diltance from the houfe, which is well &elated on very highly ornamental grnuad, and furrounded by about Six Hundred and Forty Acres of Land, chi:fly Meadow and Pafture, of ruperior quality, divided into Farms. and let to rerpedable Tenants—Woods and Plantations in hand—and urna. , mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road ; the whole top. ther forming a truly difirable and elegant Refiderice for a large Litabliannent. To sth:cli there i• attached, A mnft valuable MIN! R -IL, which if attended to, far exceeds the value of this ;lice as a r,:lldernee. The eftate is ['dilate one mile from Northwieh, 17 from Cheiter, xx from Manchester, and 3o from Live•pool. May be viewed by aprlyiqg to the Rev Joah Furey. Winoiogion Lodge, near Nor-h -ark:l—and Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Limo Grove, near liaturor ;at the Hotel. Ch. tier; the Hotel. iver pool; the BriJgeWater Aram Maneht nee; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, l'aT Mall, London ; where* Plan of die Litate may no fecn,and the Price and further Particulars knoWn. This day was publifhed, In Two large Volumes, Octavo, price in boards 17s. A &emu' Edition, with Additions, of ADISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES, that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will lacreafttr be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of laOo Years; the Papal and Mohammedan Apollafics, the 'l'yrann!eal Reign of And• thrift, or the Infidel Power, and the Refl. Cation of the Jews. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B D. Vicar of Stockton upm•Tees. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtons No 6z, St. Paul's Church yard ; fold alfo by J. Harchard, No. rso, Piccadilly. By whom will fpeeddy be publilbed, by the fame Author, A General and Connestled View of the Prophecies, relative to the Reßoration of Iliad, and the Overthrow of the Antichriflian Confederacy. In Two Volumes Odtato. This day was publithed lo Quarto, with Six Plates, Price los. 6d. BARBER'S DESIdisIifCiCOTTAGES. To which h added, a particular defcription of the Method of Building in life, or of eroding ftrong and durable Walls, to rbe height of levers' ftorics—compofed wholly of Earth, or the molt common materials. London : Prioted for John Harding, 36, St. James's-ftreet. Where may be had, —Gaisdy's Defigns for Cottages, Farm Buildings, Lodges, En trance Gate.,, &c on 43 Plates, with Dcfcrirtious, Ground Piaui, Eltimates, tee 4t°. al as. 2 —Gandy 's Rural Archlted, confining of various Deigns for Labourer's Cottages, Offices, Dairies, Mill, Bath, Workfhops, 0 verfeer's Lodge, Parm Houfcs, Villas, Entrance Gate', dte. with Ground Picts, Deferipti•ns, and Eftimates of expenes, 4to al. as. 3—Gygord's Select Defigns for elegant Cottages, with Ground Plans, ftimates. dec. 4to al. as. tad. 4 —Gyfford's Dcfigns fur Small Cottages, Hunting Boxes, &c. 4tu. s t s. —A Catalogue of Books on Agriculture, Plantlng, Oardeiing, Rural Arthitedure, Re price as. DR. HAWKER'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. This day was publithed, ncatiy printed in Twelves, price 3s. bound or on fine payer. price 4s. boards, r'FIE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS from this World -a• to that which is to come; delivered under the findlitude of a Dream By JOHN BUNYAN. With Note' by the Rev. J Newton, Dr. Hawker, and others. Printed for Williams and Smith, Stationers' Court; and Scatch. erd and I.etretan, Ave Maria lane. N.B. May be bad, if required, with a fet of weU engraved plates, from entire new defigns. This day was publilbed, in Two %%hums t smo price 9s in boarels, THE FATAL VOW, or S MICHAEL'S MONASTERY ; a Romance. By FRANCIS LATHOM, Author of Human Beings, Myttery, Men and Manners, ace Alio may be had j IR publifited, The Soldier's Family, by Mif• Ormfby, 4 vols. 11.65. boards. inter in Bath, by the Author of two very popular Novids, 4 volumes—Second Edition, as. boards. Benevolent Monk, or Cattle it Olalla, 3 vols. 131. 6d. boards. San• Souci Park, or the Melange, by Maria Tharrnott, 3 vols 13s. boar's . Printed for B. Crofby and Co. No 4, Stationers'-Court, London. This day was publifhekl, price as. neatly done up, A NEW INTRODUCTION to BOOK KEEP iNG after the Italian Method, by Debtor and Creditor, in which the theory of that Art is not only elucidated, and clearly explained, but the pi-Jake made oily and Familiar, by the addi tion of a Set of Books, exhibiting the various Incidents which ufually fall in a courfe of bounds, the whole laid down In a man ner fo any and intelligible as to be underftood in a few days. By the Rcv R. TURNER, L.L.D. Late of Magdalen C o U ege, Oxford. The Fifth Edition, conacrably Angtriertted, and carefully cor redted—By the Rev. J. MALHA M. Printed for B. Crofby and Co. No. 4, Stationers'-Court, London This day was publiftted, price is. in boards, the Second Edition, AN ACCOUNT of the STA CE of FRANCE, and its GOVERNMENT, during the Taft three years, particularly as it has relation to the Belgic provinces and the treatment of the Ellglifh. By ISRAEL WORSLEY, Who was detained as an Hoftage. Where may be had, pat publiihed, Advice to Mothers on thofe Subjeds which are of the greateß importance in the treatment of Children during Infancy, tranflated frcni the German of Hufeland-1 he Second Edition, price 25 6d. fewed. • Printed for B. Crofby, and Co. No. 4, Stationtri Cou r. Lou don. MISS 0 W ENSON's NEW WORK. This day was publiflieil, elegantly printed , i n Two Volumes, price 9s. in buards, PATRIOTIC SKETCHES of [RELAND, writ. ten In CON NAucirt By Mifs OWENSON. Publlthed by R feu It Es Pnit.Lars, No. 6, Bridge Itreet, Black . . . . friars; and to be had of all BOokfeliers. Of whom may be had, Jolt publifhed, by the fame Authorsts, t. The Navies of Sr. GOIIIINICE, 4 vols. tBs. 2. WILD 111.1SU GIRL,3IIO/11. 131.6 d. 3. The LAY o[lo IRIS!' HARP, boards, 7s, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. This day was publidied, price 31. bound in blue, Mutinied by numerous E ngravings, N EASY GRAMMAR. of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. written on the Plan of Goldfnuth's Grammar of Geography, and RoSilicon's Gram , mar of Hittory, and deligned as a Pradical Elementary Book to fimplify the Rudy of Philofophy in fehools. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, _ _ Author of the bah Book of Exercifes in Reading. Ste. Ste. In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Anther has followed the jultly approved Plan of the Works above mentioned, as tar as the fubjedts would admit The Elcruentsry Prioeiples of every branch of Pbi lokipby have been briefly explained, and have been demonftruted and familiarized by expetiments, in the performance of which very little apparatus will be requifi!e, Printed for It mit Asti Pat t.r.t vs, bridge-itrtet, London, and to be bad of all Bookfeilers, with the full allowance to Schools. Of whom may (bort!) , be hail, in two handforne volumes tlnlo.. LECTURES on NA !ORAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Geo. Ga tcoay. 1) D. fairing as an elucidation and commen tary on the fucceeding Work, tor the ufe of Teachers, and the Se nior Scholars. CAtECIAN LITERATURE. This day were publiated, ;price as in hoards, A RCHIEoLOCAA GRACA, or the Antiquities of Gt Ice—being an Account of the Manners and Cukutsts of the Greeks, deduced front the Wilt and belt authorities, and rdating to their Guvernment Weft Entertainments Magi racy Exercifes Food Laws Baths Maw Judicial Proceedings Marriages Paintivg Religion ' Divorces l'utliic Puddings Games . Funerals liArbours Military and Naval 11.nteftic Employ- Weights and Mel- A ffiirs merits turfs, &c &c. Chiefly defigned to illultrate the Greek Clafrici, by explaining Words and Mares according to the Ritss and Cußotns to whiph they refer. To which are prefixed a hrief tiiftory of the Giecian States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Cirsek Writer: By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. Of Cbrift.'s College, Cambridge, Mailer of th e Free Grammar . . School it Raventtonetfale. in Weltniorcland. London: Printed for Rtcutßo PuilLit.s, No. 6, New Bridge ltreet, and fold by all Bookletlers. Jull publiih.d, by the fame Author, The Grammar of Hi!tory, by means of which that importait fubjed may be pradically taught in Schools, price 35 hound. Ancient Hiftory, (or the Life of Schools, in one cloftly piloted volume, duodecimo, mite 6s bound Modern Hißory, for the Ufe of Schools, similar to the Andean Hlitory, price 61 hound. JUST COMPLETED. This day was publif►ed in two editions, one in fuperb medium 4ios price Seven Guineas and a Half in boards, and another in demy ive, price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, the whole illuf trated with numerous Views, Maps, and Plans, THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander•in-chief of the American Forces, during the war which eftablithed the independence of his country ; and Fi r ft Prefident of the United States of America. Compiled under the infpeetion of his nephew and heir, the Hon. Buthred Washington, from original papers, bequeathed to him by his deceafed relativ e . By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Juttice of the United States, &c &c. The Public will !tun with intereft, that the literary monument which has long been projected, to the memory of the moil Character of modern times. is at length completed. No apo. logy can he requifite for ereeling fuels a monument to him who was the firft in war, the first in peace, and the hilt in the hearts of his fellow citizens; to him who was the founder of:. great and pro• fperous Empire, and whole moderation and pure patriotifm chal lenge the imitation of all Stateftnen. 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