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. . ; • '-• i *,,,, . 1 1, . .i. • • - --...• 1 • t IA 4 .:1V-"d-' ',/- witiL •,,,,,, ---.4. t . % ,....> ~>. . .- 0 kr4itrocE (- -- ) ._ S 4.&"k .•042 .- = r• - . - 6 :- • 1 fa ' ' . ., 4 - . .. , . • _. 7 111 1 A1Pr y , kiudßEß .5701 i THIN] RE ROYA L, DRUR Y-LANE. UESDAY.'MAY 5, 1807 MCI SPE-PMCI THE SHORT PARLTAMENT THr•Public a: c reflacaftally informed, that a few Conies remain unfold of the ISIOriRAPHICAL MINX to THIS REMARKABLE PARLIAMENT; and the Work tna, be had of all refpeetable BooEfellers, price Half a•Ouittea In boards, or Eleven Shillin b a in red. Befidea Biographical Notices of the Members of the SUOIT PAID ?SENT, tLis Work contains corred information reatlve to the el fa.VC ':ranchife, number and defcription of Voters, prepon- derating loeuence, returning Officer, &c. &c. St 4 of every plate which returns Marshes. to Parliament. TG-MORROW EVENING MAY•IS, 1807, will 11 be afted a Tnigrdy, called ADELGITHA.; Or, THE. FRUIT OF A SINGLE ERROR. Written by M. G. Lewis, Erg. The Chandlers by Meffrs. Elliffon, Raymond, H. Slddons, Mrs. Powell, Mrs H. Siddons &c. etc. • SOCIETY for SUPPRESSION of VICE, No. 3r, ESSEX. • STREET, STRAND . THE Annual General Meeting of the Members,of this Society will be held at Mr. Purkis's. the Old Croivn and Roll's Rooms, No. t io, t. hat:leery-Line, on IVlundAy, the t Ith May Maim The Clt.ir to be taken preci(ely at One o'Clocit. • By Order of the Committee, GEO PRICHARD, Sec. N. B. The Fourth Number of the Socie,yrs Report tor gra tuitous diftribution will be publifhed the beginning of June. To which will be added the new Remanttc - Melo-Drama, called THE WOOD DIEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.' E v esior.Adcisittia ; with the Wood Dznion. SOCIETY IN SCOTLAND, • FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS. FAC SIMILES OF Wia - HINGTOWS I - Tr 01.4 • • I'HE Po:chafers of JUDGE MARSHALLII Lir! at GF:NERAI. WASHINGTON. end the Public at tifiltArs refpretfully informed, that Sir Joins Si gra AI it tn. obli• pingly conh-ittd to permit the el- gant rihutt to t;te hlemory of • biz Ithiltrit?us Friend, fib Fac Simile Correrpondri.ce. to 1 - . t fold in cotemelon with the Life, at the mime AI Alec of Oue Pound Five Shillingepar chiy. The Proprietor of JUDGE MARSHALL'. LIFE Wes gm time, therefore, in annottoring that WASHINGTON'S I' AC AL. Mii.E LEFTERS to Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, which form a 1111;• perb frivol! quart volume, may now. be had of him and of another Buckram, at the moderate price above men•iooet N 0. 61 Bridge ft-evt, Mach friar., Fcb.lB, Any. CHAPTALS' HAW WORK. In the prefs and on the 4th of June will be pubtifbed. In Poor Vo:Unlef (Mayo, Motivated by numerous engravings,. CHE.MIS LAY APPLIED to ARTS and MA NU FACTURES. • • By M. J. A. CHAPTAL. Printed for RICHARD Polturcitio 6. Bridge-[!reef. Pfitelsfria-e. ORDNANCE OFFICE, 4pil 2,7, tBO7 THE PRINCIPAL OFFIERS cf . I& Afajillis ORDNANCE tt, herdygive Notice, NEW MUSIC Pub Filled this day by BOTTON and PORDAY, No. 75, St. Paul's Churck-yard, London. E RETOUR de PETE, a Divertimento for the F. no Forte, with an accompaniment ad libitum, for the Violin or German Flute, compofed by J. Monro, author of the ce kbratcd Rondo of" Laura and Lenza,' &e. tet price ca HAIL LOVELY MAY, a favourite vocal Duct, comport:l by H Dolman, price is. THE NEXT DAY OF DRAWING will be on TUESDAY, May Is. when the FIRST DRAWN Tzciter R ip e entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. TICKETS AND SHARES on Salc at all the Lottery Offices. PRICE. Whole Ticket £.to 3 o 1 Eighth 3 3 o I Sixteenth Flalf • (ti2ner _ - 191. IRS. L.'S 11 0 1 6 6 TWENTY. THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT TUESDAY, No 26, CORNHILL, No. 51, CHARING CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. VIORNSBY and Co. refpeftfully acquaint the 111 1 Publ;e, that they are felling 1 ickets and Shares, Trirricted undravin, entitling the Holder to the above Capital Prize of 0,0001. befidei four of zo.coc.l four of 3;oocl tight of t pocl. eight ti 5001. ; only a fews,Days and the Drawing will luau AU Pt izcs paid immediately by HORNSBY and Co. - To the PROPRIETORS of. PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS. APERSollwhofe whole life has been dew t•.l to A the acquifition of Political Knowledge. an.l who pan Tres the means of obtaining the earlicft Intciligame on fubjcets of a public nature, propnfes to furnifh to one or two Country Newfpapers only, a weekly fummary of the molt i terelling events, both Fo • reign and Domenic; ammo; •nied with a faithful record of the Public opini n on the conduit of thofe whorl, the Sovereign has chofen to conduct the Affairs of the Erni, • —and with elifpaf borate remarks on the proceedings of both Hooks of Parham-tit. The Advertifer is wilt, r to furnifh the propufed " summary" for three months gratnitonfly ; if during that period. the Pro victor of the Paper with whom be engages, fhould not find his in. tereft advanced by the Currefpondelice, Communications, free of expence, addreffed to A. Z Lloyd's Coffee Houk, will receive inunediate attention. THE RNIGHTBBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK, No. 8, LOWER JOHNSTREET, GOLDEN-SZIARE, ESTABLISHED many - years, for lupplying ,the Public wi th Monty to any amount. npon every (pecks of real and ',atonal recur Ey, at at.-.uity intereft, is under the management gi tingle Direetor,whereby the publicity attached to modern In ffiterlons. concluded by numerous Directors, and the fends -(up plicdby a multiplicity of Hubferibers. is a•-oiklerl; nor are the neme s of the parties recorded in the office hooks for general infpeetiur, • and trantmitted to pofterity. The tediocfnefs and formality of Counfel is difpenfed with ; the bilfinets is tranfaded with facility, and withont any expefure or enadlion The Public are to apply perfonally, between the hours of twelve and five, or by letters (poft paid). addreffed to the Direelor of the ICnightfbridge Bank, Na 11,Lower john-ftreet Golden (quare. N. B. NM difeounted. THIRD EDITION. Meafured from the cuttomary Standards . This day was puhlilhed. price 7s. 6d. in boards. CARY's NEW ITI N ERA It Y ; or, An Accurate Delineation of the GREAT it OA T'S,both Direet and Civics, throughout ENGLAND and WALES ; with many of the princi pal Roads in SCOTLAND; from an atflual admeafurement By JO HN C.:R P. Made by Comntand orHis Mojcfty's Poftmafter General, for Official Purports ; Under 'he Diredlon and it ifpeEtion of THO MAS H A SK ER, Efq. Surveyor and Superlntendant of the Mail Coaches. This Work thews the immmediatc Route from the Metropolic to all parts of England and Wales and from ToWn to Town In every diredion ; the time of the Nliirs arrival and departure from each; and thole Inns which Ripply Poll Hodes and Cgrri-teet— to which are added, the Noblemen and Gentlemeit's Seats Innate near the Roads; copious indexes, and a large Map peculiarly adapted to this Work. London: Printed for J. Cary, klapfeller, Strand ; and to be had of the BookfrUcts in general. STRENGTHENING PI.LLS, — prepared by Dr. HARM - STRONG, No. Sp, Great Bartholomew Clofe, Wait Smithfield, Loudon. • 'THESE PILLS cure Afihmas and Shortners of Breathing, Abiceffcs on the Lungs, Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Confumptions, Female Wcaknefs of every defcription, bearing down of the womb from bad labours. femiral weakneffes In mut, fprains by lifting, or other catifes; and as a bracer of the fads, and a promoter of digeßion, they are kept as a family me dicine by the firft petfons of diftindiun io rise kingdom. and are llrongly recommended by the maft eminent phyticians to lea ba thers, and for debility in either lets— price 6s. the h•m.dut y included. Aifo, HARMSTRONG't FEMALE MENSTRUA'rED VEGETABLE. PILLS, for females only, at the comnienceraent and decline of the molt critical period of their lives ; and is the moll proper pbyfic for women after lyings in or nilftarritges. be • an, the only medicine in the world to be depended on fur curing 1 Eammations,obftruCtions, and ulcers in the womb—price as. pd. per hoz. , An important and * authentic cafe tranfmitted to Dr. Harn.ftrong. To Dr. HARMS FROIG. The thanks cif a parent are with pkaftre tranfmitted to you for the recover', of my daught.v, a young girt fourteen years of age, whof, juvenile contliturien was quite broken, by the violent ante tinn of a confirmed coolumption. Notwit!tftanding Vie applica doe of many medicines, after a conflift of fix months, I delpiired of her ever doing well, until I was advifed L'w her to try your Strengthening Ms. which in a thort time rettoreci the difquietude of her body, and with gratitude I rnent oo that the is in the fta.e my moft languiue willu.s could expeCt. CATHARINE SMITH. No. 7, Pembroke ftreet, Plymouth Dock. There Fills may be had at the Dodoes houfe, No. 8), Great Ilartholomew Clofe, Welt Smithfield. with printed diredions ttrapped round the (male Pills, expreffing a number of the moll Itfpeelable and authenticated cafes, alto the proprietor's name, R. liatinftrong, on the dim:lions ; none tlfe can ne genufne..--100 laineas reward are otTered for the dikovery of any perfon who it aitateshialiand-writln which is felony.—Sold alto, by his op- Neuman, wholefale and retail, by Duchy and Soils, NB. 95. ileet Market,..ond o ill g , silo by every rcfpeaable mcdlciue vender I the United Kingdom. • . ON SUNDAY nett, the Annual Sermon will be preached before the Corrcfponding Board in London, in the Scots Church, London Wall, by the Rev. Dr. YOUNG : Service to begin pretifely at Eleven o'clock. There an at prefect, about Sixteen Thailand Children who are receiving inthuetiJa in the various Schools of that Society. The Friends of the Inftitution will dine together, at the Crown and Anchor 'l'avern, Strand. on Wednefday, the r i ch Whitt.. His Royal Higithefs the Duke of SUSSEX, in the Chair. STEWARDS, • John W. Adam, Efq. David Kincaid, Efq. John Cowie, Efq. John Miller, Erg. John Fergufon, Efq. George Penny, Efq. James Hamilton, M D. llamas' Reid, Efq. Alexander Harper, Efq. Willarc Watfon, Efq. John Jack, Efq. James Waugh, Efq. Dinner on Tahie at half paft Four. Tickets Us, 6d. each, to be had of the Stewards at the Bar. and of Thomas Rutledge,/ secretaries. Ruben Young, PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITU Pall• Ma. DIRECTORS. Sir Jas. Cockburne, of Langton, John Prowett, Efq• Bart. Wm. Bland, Efq. M. D. Stratton, Efq. • Benjamin A ngel, Eft. Lukkr lieffhani, Efq. HONOR•RY DIRECTORS. ' James Patterfon, Erg. Ralph Green, Efq. Samuel sketehley, Eiq. ',I Lomas Hague, ill. Philip Palmer, Ell. Rev. C. Saudby John Galling, Erg I 'HIS Intlittition is formed for the ptr. - poie of ad. -X •aini n g , to factions of rerpedtability, any [urn or rums of money_thec may oct afionally be in W 311( of, upon fair and equitable 1 terms; which, while they infurc 8 per Cent. intereft fecured on Land to the Subferibers, may refcue thole requiring aftirtance from the ineonveniences and extortions to which they have hitherto been espofed. • Farther particulars refpeding the views and regulations of this society may be obtained, by application, at the (Ake, No 22, Pall. Mall ; and any Perrone in the Country. Milting to become Agents to the lottitution, will make their applications according', by letters poll. paid. The Shares, by a late refofution of the Proprii.tors, are to be in creafed. and honks are open to receive Suhferiptions at Minis. Hodfoll and Stirling, Bavkers, in the Strand; Mrffrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co. Bankers, •Ilreadneedle-ttrect, and at tlsr fluare o the Itillitution, , Pall Mall. 8.,, TIM:VIPSUN, Solicitor. BULL'S HEAD INN, MANCHESTER, APRIL 27. 1807 . A T a moli numerous and rcfpeetable MEETING of the inhabitants of the Towns of Manchefter and &Word. and their Vicinity, (convened by the Boroughreeves and Confta. bies purfnaat to a requifition, and advertifed in the Manchtfter Papers) for the purpote of preparing an Addrefs to the Kinn, ex prafive of their gratitude on a late oceafion, and of their determi , riots to ruppost 116 Majesty in the undimitated Exc _ife of his Prerogative.. JOSEPH SEDDON, Efq. Boroughreeve of Manciielter, io the Chair, it was Unanimoufly Refolved, That an humble Addrefs be prefented to the King, ezpreffive of the Loyalty of thefe Towns and their Neighbourhood ; and of the feelings with which the Inhabitants are impreifed. in conk qutnce of the Hrotnefs arid Refolution which his MaJefty has been pleated to manifeft on a recent marital, in fuppOrt of our ezcollent Conßitution in Church and State. That I Committee be app toted for the purpofe of preparing huh an Addrefs, and that this Committee eontift of the follow ing Gentlemen, vit. The Rev. C. W. Ethelßone The Rev. T. Strine Dr. Folley Mr.C. Fred. Brandt • Mr. James Acker, Mr J. L. Philips Dr. Baraley and The Rev. Samuel Hall The Rev. J. GAME That the Addrefs now 'produced and read, be approved of, and that it be figned by the Chairman no behalf of this Meeting. That the Addrefs be tranftsitted to the Chancellor of the Duchy of Laneaftcr, and that the Chairman rcqueft him to prefcnt the fame to his Majelty. That thefe Refolutions be publifhed otice in all the Manchefter Newfpapers, in the I.aneatter Gazette, and Four of the London Papers, at the difcretiou of the Chairman. JOSEPH SEDDON, Chairman. The Boroaghreeve having lett the Chair, it was taken by loam Kt AItSLIT, Eft when It was Unanimoufly Refolved, 1 That the Thanks of this Mceting be given to the Bornue• re eve& and ConCtaisles of blanchelter and Salford, for calling this Meeting; and to the Chairman for his very fatisfadtory conduCt in that fituation. JOHN KBARSLEY. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 23a day of June, 1836, made in a Caufe wherein Mary Ann Gill,,an infant, and where, .re Plain tiffs, and Mary Gill, and others, are defendants, the creditors of William Gill, late of Gower ftreet, Bedford.fqnare, in the county of Middlefex, and of Wyradtbury, in the county of Bucks, and an Alderman of the City of London, Efq. deceafed (who died in the year t 798) are forthwith to corns in and prove their debts. either by rhentfelves or their Solicitors, before Robert Steele, Vq. one of the Matters of the fall Court, at his chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof,thry will be excluded the bene fi t of the raid decree. CHUDI.EIOH—DEVON. TO BE SOLP, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRALII,E RESIDENCE, withsor without any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the eleetion of a purcSaftr. The Hoeft is fit for the immediate recep tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a cons ptote, handfome and very fubftantial float Building; Rands alone at a convenient di(tance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an exten five view of a highly-romantic country ; and in the front next the Road are bow wMelaws, and a glafs porch—on the firft floor (the Kitchen and Offices being on the bafement ftorey) area good dining room, drawing room, bre skfaft parlour, and halt; four excellent Iscd rooms, dreiflog room , &e. on the fecond floor ; and on the third, arc five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Pleak ez Ground and walled Garden furrounsi• the Houfe, and every convenient Office; a large Building for a Stable, Co ich-houfe, Ste.. belonging to the Hoare; and TWO CO FTAGES near may be purciafed with it. The Houk is well fupplicd with water, having an excelOtt fpring within the Building, and a fine ftream running near. A rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the Prernifes ;- and the other although ccntiguous, are at a (mall &Rance. Chtnileigh is pleafantly fituated in a fine (porting country, and near au excellent River (or angling ; is a good Market-town, and lies in the pea road Lading from Exeter to Plymouth ; diftant nine miles tYons the former, and about (even from the much frequented wateri-g plates of teignmouth and Dawns. "tor further p srticular. 'apply (if by letter port paid) to Mr. . Dolling, Attorney. in Chuebeigts.--The greater part of the pur chafe money may rtnuan on mortgaie of the Pregoda. • That propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall en or before h:onday, the s fth of May next, from fuch Psrfon• as may be willing to undertake the performat•.ce of the undermen tioned work, and fupply of the following Materials, for the Ord nance Buildings to be conftrueted at i.ewilham, Kent : viz. The performance of fuch Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may be required. The Supply of Inch Englifh and Foreign Timber as may be wanted. The performance of fuch Bricklayer's, Mafon's, Pavlor's, Slater's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work u may be re. spired. Plans and Specifications e the Work to be performed, together with every neceffary informa• ion on the (Oka, may be obtained upon application being made, at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mail, on Monday the 4th of May next, where the Proporals are to be delivered, Pealed up and endorfed, " Proporals for the Per formance of Work. (or Supply of Timber) at Lewilliairt,” but no Propofal ran be admitted after the fail itch of May mat, at twelve &Clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the Party making.it, or an Agent in his behalf fball attelid. By Order of the Board, R.' H. CREW. Secretary. Juft publithed, Second Edition, with colGderable Addition., of MORE MISERIES! ! addrefred to the MOR BID. the MELANICEI3LY, and the IRRITABLE. - - • By Sir FRETFUL MURMUR, icnt. price Ss. boards. London : Publiihed by Mathews and Leigh ; Symonds, and Crofby and Co. Alfo, Graphic Mufti-360ns of More Miferies, to accompany that popular ‘Kork. The Colledtion (which confifts of twvve hn morons Prints, 1 . 15. m the. inimitable Pencil of Rowiandfon) are confidered as truly unique,price 65. coloured, or bound with More Miferies, its. This day was publithed, In Two Volumes gem, price 31. 3s. its boards, the Second Fdi tion, corredted an enlarged, with an Introdudtion on the Hif tory of Britain before the arrival of the Romans, HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS.— The Firft Volume containing their Hiftory before their in vafion of Britain, and their fubli quent Hiftory in England to the Norman Conqueft, including the Life of Alfted, and the Ac • count of the Seakings and Pirates of the North—The Second Vo lume defcribing their Manners, Government, Laws,Poetry,Lite raturz, Religion, and Lar guage. By SHARON TURNER, F.A.S. Printed for Longman, Hut*, Rees, and Orme, Prernofter row. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day was publlatcd, price 4$ bound, the id Pt!Mon of ACHRONOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT' of UNIVERSAL HISTORY—to which is added, an Ahridg ed.Chrounlogy of the molt remarkable Difenveries and Inventions relative to the Arts and Sciences. Tranflated from the Seventh Edition of the French, by LUCY PEACOCK. Printed fur J. lohnE.n and J Harris, St Paul's Church-Tani. R. and L Peacock, 2 59,0xford-ftreet ; C. Law, Ave-Maris lane J &lawman, hi the Poultry, and B. Tabart, New Bond area. Where may be bad, written by Mira Peacock, I. Vifit for a -Week, The Little Mowitaineers, 4s 111. The Little Emigrants. This day was publifhed in ism°. price 45. bound, The Third Editicn of I I PRINCIPLES of ELOCUTION, and fuitable ! Fierctre, in Profe and Verfe. Comprehending numerous examples of Narration, Deferiptinn, Inftrudion, and the different fp.cies of Eloquence; intermixed with original Remarks on the various kinds of Compoution, and rules fur reading and reciting them. By JOHN WILSON, Teacher of Elocution. " Mr. Wilton has furnidsed a very ufcful, inftrudive, and cheap volume, on the principles of Elocution, with appolite examples and ex:rcifes. The Effay containing the principles of Elocution is fenlible and well campored "—Moodily Sold by Arch. Conftable and Co. Edinburgh; :n1 by J. Mur ray, Fleet-ftreet, London. 01 whom may he had, by the fame Author, SIN i'IMEN CAL SCENES, Seleded from celebrated Plays. and calculated to prom ate mo rality, the knowledge of mankind, facility in reading, and grace fulnefs its public (peaking —as half bound. GRECIAN LITERATURE. Tbls day were publithed, price 12$ In beards, ARCHJEOLOGIA GRCA, or the Anticorties E of Oaxaca—being an Account of the Manners and euitossas of the Greeks. deduced from the latch and tacit authorities, and elating to their Government Drefs Entertainments Magiitracy Extreifes • Food Laws Baths Mufic Judicial Proceedings Marriages Painting elision Divorces Public Buildings Games Funerals Harbou rs •Military and Naval Dumcilie Employ- Weights and 1 1 / 4 41a- Affairs ments fures, Sue &c. Chiefly defigned to illußratc the Greek Claffics, by-explaining Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cullom' to which they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory of the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek WI kers. By the Rev JOHN ROBINSON. Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, Matter erste Free Grammar School at Ravenaonedale, in Weftruorelan London► Printed fon RicnAlll Pnix4es, No. 6, New Bridge area, android by all Bookfcllers. Jult publiffird, by the fame Au'hor, The Grammar of Halory, by means of which that important übjed may be pradieally taught hvSchools, pike is bound. Ancient Hilory, for the Ufe of Schools, in ooe clolcly rioted volume, duodecimo, price 6stwund Modern Hiftory, fur the Uft of Sehols, Otrilar to the Areient Hillary, price fw bound. KUI*ZEZUW. A COMPLETE an d ilfilto 12 NI EDITION of the etteemcl Works of the above popular Wrier, may now he had of all B.,okfellers, to TIIIRIEY.SI ELETtANT VOLIIRteI s lima °Stave, ilk hoards, or In variouc ft )les of Binding, all by the SALE TRANSLATOR ;Of the (event Works may he had feparatety., at the eonvolence of pleafure of the Parchafer, vit. t. The NARR ATlvt of his Extta i. to 5116411.111, fifth Edition, thrsevois. 13$. 6d. in boards. 2. Fits 'ram:Las into FAA NCI, three vols. fourth edition, r 35 6d. in boards. Ills TRAVIIILS thrOUghlT ALT. third Edition, four vol.s in boards. 4 Hi. NOViLLITTES, or Romances, Talet, &c. &o. efteerned in this tranflation one of the molt elegant Works in this Clafs, which has appeared for reveral years—three yids. ass in boards. All the above' have been puhlifhed by Ric nano FHILCIPS, No. 6, Bridge (tree, Blackfriars, and they arc to be bad of all Book. fellers in the United Kingdom. THE CANADAS. This day were publifhed, in a fplendid and very large Volume. In• Qliartn, illustrated with 30 copperplates, engraved from original drawings t ,k-n on the fpot by the Author, price al 15s. boards, I 'RAVELS through the CANADAS, containing 1- a delcription of the pidturefque fcenery on tome of the Ri ven and Lakrs, with an account of the produainns, commerce, and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fubloined a com parative view of the manners and customs of feveral of the Indian nations of North and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Erg. Deputy Poftmaller-General of Britiat North America. See ate. Printed fur Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Rivet, Blackfrian, and to be had of all Bookiehers. N B. A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully Co. loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been none up in a fcparate atlas, and the work, with this elegant aecompmimeut, may be had at Three Guineas and a Half per copy. BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. [his day was p4blilhed, illuliratcd Lys Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall Oetavo, Puce Sit Shillings in Boards, TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES" acrofs the Continent of SOUTH AMERICA,by POTOS! to LIMA. performed in the Years sy9o and 1791, being the lateft Travels through thole Countries. With copious Note► by the Tranflator, containing authentic Defcrlytions of all the Spani(h Poffeflions in South Americo, drawn from the laR and belt Authorities. By ANTHONY Z ACHARIUS HELMS, Formerly Diralor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and la•e Dirc,itor of the Mines and of the Pruccfs of Amalgamation in Pen• Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-(trot, Black(Hats, and to be had Of all BOokfellem Of whom msy alfo be had, The Pessawr STATZ of Plan ' in one elegant Volume . Qarto, embellished with Twenty colourett Engravings, price al. ys. in boards. THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL. AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publidicd, in Two large Volumes Quarto, price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly 103 Engravings, 3o of which are coloured from Nature. reprefent ing rufous kinds of implementr and other Machinery, adapted to the molt improved methods of Cultivation, the mid approv ed Graffea, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott,' ACOM PI, ETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvements and Dilboverlet, In which the principles of Chemiflry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Competition of Soils and Ma nures ; and thole of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of difirent forts of Live Stock. The wht le intended to combine and explain fully and completely the Print iples and Pradtice of the Art of' Modern Hulhandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in Middlefrx, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture etc. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Qburch• yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHUR Youtto's FARTSER's Cr. . LCNDAR, price in.. 6d. in boards. • AN IMPORTANT ADDITtON TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was pnblifhed, printed on goods Pater, and in a clear Type; correfponding in fize with Dr Mayor's Britida Nepalis a new Edition, price es. bound, with the full Allowaneeto Schoals, I`ll E CLASS BOOK ; or Three Hundred and A- Sixty five RRADING LESSONS for Schools of either Ste: cornbibing, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Eremites, kom the belt Authors, than are to be found in any other work of The fame defcrlption: every leffon having a clearly defined object, and teaching tome principle of feience or morality, or lonic imetrtant truth. By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR The Author has been ftimuletd to compile theft Fitereifes in reading, by the ohfervation, that, .lthougb there at prefent ezht fereral excellent books for teaching Reading and Elocution, the objcdt of than does not extend beyond the mere combination of words ; and they donfiß almnft entirely of paffages, feledted with reference to beauty of compofition orly. In the prefent work, Els. since has been united with Utility ; Sound and Snit have been itudintifly combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the purpo.es of ln.tt udlion. hi firm, every one of the leffons in this' Cas Bock is calculated to make the Young Reader both 'melt and BETTER. The Atrh•ti'd own experience as a Teacher fuggelled to him the ditifion of his bcrtk into three hundred and sixty fire leffoort, o r one •ne every day in the year; in each of whith the (Ala% m atter i• generally finith,%l wkhin the foitablc hin, ; t6 of a letron. TELe divifion, it is obvious, will be attended with an equal degree of o ivettience to the Tutor and Pupil in the adual bulinefs ala pleb. he Serninary Printed for Rix tin en PHILLIPS, No. - 6, Bridge-ftreet, Mac t- I friars; and to be bad Of all Bookiellers in the United Kingdom! • Of whom may be bad, by the fame Authoe, READING FIVIICI4IS for VI,: JuNtos t Lass* s I. Sesames being a.. 1 introduction to the Oafs Book and a Supplement to Mayor's 4 :spelling look, price :,1.6d. bound, with numerous asst-. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•OARDEN. • TOMORROW EVENING, MAY 6, 1607, will hr abed th. Comedy of THE MERitY WIVES OF WINDSOR.. Sir John FaUtak, Mr. Cooke. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—The Grecian Daughter ; with the Efcapea. VICTU4LLING-OPMCB, May 4, Ow COIPrISSIONERS for VICTUALLiiVG HIS MAY BSTra NAVY, do hereby 4tot Mike, . That on Tuefday next , the lath MR. they will b* . 4(44 - 16 receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat Mr TWO fiUNDitED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be aufweraWein SamPle' to be pro?...teed with the Tenders; to be delivered in the miginal packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons re: week, into the Victualing Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft t.int.ty days after date. The Conditions of the Comma may be :een at the Secretary's Office. No regard soil! he bed,* nay feeder is svi , k6 the tri:elbli no le ia- Arid iaiivrde at [ma, or tbatfball aot be delivered tot:, Bard &for' one °With ow the fold 'Neflty heat, the lath iollaat, wet ve4fi fit-Pirre 4 rob males the tender, or fine &Om fa big iebolf, dingo& to aglow arbor called for.