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'THE Public is respectfully informed that Dr. Grant's Account of this important Colony, is now ready for delivery at the Publisher's, No. SO, Conduit-street, and at all Booksellers, price Bs. 6d. Of whom may also be had, Fischer's Picture of Valencia, Bvo. As. A Picture of Lisbon, Bvo. Bs. " We strongly recommend these Works to the attention of the Public at the present crisis."—See the Monthly and Critical Re views. SMITH's GEOGRAPHY, WITH A PAIR OF GLO B ES. THEPublic are hereby acquainted, that the Third Part of this new apd spl t endid Geography, was this day pub lished, price 6s. 6d. with the Twelfth Number of which will be delivered a new Nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made by Adams ; and with the Twenty-fourth a similar Celestial Globe. Or. the Parts may be had without the engagements for the Globes at Si. each, by persons who are already possessed of Globes. • Published by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers. . 14EIKLETT'S BIBLii. 1- I'l4E Third Part of Mr. HEWLETT's BIBLE -IL was this diy published, and may be had of all the Book- I sellers, the Royal Paper at 9s. and the Demy Paper at 7s. The Third Part contains superior Engravings from the follow ' ing Pictures. PAINTER. ENGRAVER. Christ in the Garden - Rembrandt. Heath. Mount Sinai - - Breughel. Neagle. Ezekiel's Vision '- ' - Raphael. Worthington. The Storm - Ylieger. Neagle. Daniel interpreting the Dream West. Tomlinson. Adam and Eve - - Poussin. Neagle. This bible will be completed in Twenty similar Parts. London, Feb. 23, 1809. . . MISS HILL'S . NOVEL. This day was published, in Three Volumes, price 15s. in boards, IHE FOREST OF COMALVA 9 • NOVEL. Containing Sketches of PORTUGAL a nd SPAIN, and part of FRANCE. Printed for RICHARD PUILLIrS, No. 8, Bricige-strect, Black friars, London. 7 1 r1:1 f . ' GRAND STATE LOTTERY BEGINS APRIL 12, 1809. Scheme contains Four. • . ... £20,000 Two of Xi 0,000 Two of .£5,000 &c. &c. &c. with A Pa! GIFT of 1,000 Tickets the First Day, and MEE GMT of Soo Tickts the Secossl Day. wits:Reim A Ticket. may gain £lOO,OOO A Half may gain £ 50.000 A Quarter ..... ".. may gain .... An Eighth may gain • 1e11,500 , A Sixteenth may gain ... .. ... ".4 6,450 Only 18,500 Tickets for Sale. Ticket; and Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Office**. CARROLL and Co. SfocK Bucacza.V. No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near Rsithbotte Plac4atquaint the public in general that Tickets and Shares are selling, hi variety of numbers, at their (Mice, for the ensuing grand and interesting NEW LOTTERY, which begins drawing au the 12th of APRIL NEtr...-Not Three Blanks to a Prize. . . . SCHEME. FIRST DAY, First-dawn Prize above £1.5 will be also a Grand Prize of 1000 Whole Tickets. SECOND DAY, First-drawn Prize above £l5 will be also a lazescl ?rise of SOO Whole Tickets. They may, of course, include the following Capital Prizes. 4 Prizes of £io,ooo !! 2 Prizes of £lO,OOO I 6 Prizes of £l,OOO 5,000 10 500 !cc. c. &c. • Capital Prizes in the late and former Lotteries, to a greet amount, have been sold and shared by CARROLL and Co. and the Money paid on Demand. ---Schemes to be had gratis. PATENT TRAVELLING HAIR CAPS. THIS very useful Invention is entirely new , and particularly well adapted for Officers in the Army and Navy , and Travellers in general, who are obliged to wear either a Welch Wig or Night-Cap, which, from their unhandsome or awkward 4pearance, persons are under the necessity of throwing off when alighting from the carriage, Bc.c. The TRAVELLER'S HAIR CAP,. now recommended to the at tention of the Public, possesses every comfort of the for Mer , with the appearance of a curled Head of Hair, and, from its pe culiar elasticity, sits perfeclly close to the Head, without any sort of Springs whatever, and cannot be put out of order. The Hair Caps are equally convenient for the Ladies. They may be had of the Inventors, Messrs. ROBINSON and Hoctass, No. I, fissex-street, Strand, Peruke-Makers to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence, and to the Theatre-Royal , Covent-Garden. Prince One Guinea each. Considerable allow ance made to retailers. All Sailors, and Travellers by Sea, will find incredible advan tage from the use of the Hair Caps ; and Judges and Gentlemen of the Bar, who constantly attend the Circuits, will derive much benefit from them. DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, Southampton Buildings, Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), continues, as usual, to attend Patients of both Sexes, in the different species of that complaint, in Town and Country ; viz. Anasarca, or Dif fused Dropsy; Ascites, or Dropsy of the Abdomen ; and Hydto• thorax, or Dropsy of the Chest; as well as that peculiar to Fe males. The numerous cases of this disease, from six years of age to 0, which have been removed by Mr. Luxmoores's method of treatment, after all other means had proved ineffectual, were ge nerally accompanied with gouty, bilious affections, livid counte• nance, utreme debility, dry cough, and laborious breathing, pre venting sleep except almost in an erect posture, and many after they bad been repeatedly tapped. No letters, unless post-paid, will be received. HANNAY'S' ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, For the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER. FORTY YEARS experience in every quarter of the World, has indisputably established the Fact, to which the Discoverer (the late Sit SAMUEL Ha NN AY, Bart.) pledged himself, that this PREVENTATIVE was infallible in its powers,and effectually secured to BOTH Sexes complete protection, where the directions were punctually ob3erved. Many are .prudently de terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the SPECIric (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of the In terested, are alike subdued. It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa culty, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore, and the blessing has been fairly attributed to the universal adop tion of those principles, upon which this highly celebrated Lotion is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so long a period is its best eulogium, and advocates its cause better than a thousand attested cases, which, for obvious reasons, the applica tion of this remedy renders inadmissible. This Antivenereal Lotion is confidently recommended to the Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain its virtues for years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their services, being more peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this disorder. It is soli in bottles, at 10s. 6d. each, or 10s. if more than one, and at 7s. 6d. ; or three for a Guinea (stamps includt;d), at No. 1, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where, only in London, it can be had genuine.—lt will be sent to any part of the United Kingdoms, by inclosing an address, real or assumed, with a Bank note equivalent to the quantity required, directed .(post paid) to Mt'. LEER COOK, at the above old-established Ware house ; who will answer, as usual, all orders with strict fidelity. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made from a Substance with EI a nel, which does not change colour, and appears equal to nature, skilfully placed from one to a whole set.—Natural ,Teeth placed from a single to a complete set, with Artificial or Gold Gums, on reasonable terms.—Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, at tends daily from ten till four, at his House, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street, where he performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums, with ease and safety.—Mr. P. fixes the above Teeth se • exact, that they can be worn without tying. A Lady of Distinction has declared that she had long been af flicted with a Complaint in her Gums, by which most of her Teeth became loose, and one of her Front Teeth fell out, without decay ing ; the vacancy was replaced by an Artificial Tooth; in a short time after more of the Front Teeth dropped out in the same sound state, and she expected they would all fall out, as they all felt loose; after trying different articles without effect, she was recommended to make trial of the Cherry Lotion, which, after using a few bot tles, her Gums healed, and the Teeth became firm. PRINCE's CHERRY LOTION, refreshing the mouth, and immediately sweetening the breath, may be relied en as fastening teeth, though ever so loose, preserves and whitens the teeth, heals, hardens, and strengthens tender Gums, and is serviceable% use during illness or confinement, as it preserves the teeth from injury fi om the effects of Medicine ; is of great value to persons wearing artificial teeth fastened to their natural, as it prevents the human Teeth from becoming loose, those wearing Artificial Teeth ought not to be without it, as it keeps them sweet and clean, and pro vents their changing colour. Is warranted innocent. A fair trial will convince that the Cherry Lotion is far preferable to Arquebu s-ide, or any other Lotion forcleansing the mouth.—Halt-a- Guinea per bottle, or a dozen bottles at £5, duty included. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street; and, by appointment, Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborn-street ; Harding, 89, Pall- Mall ; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; Rigge, 65, Miaow.; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Withers, 229, Strand ; Ward, N 4, Bel: on and Tutt, Royal Exchange; Bull, Dublin; Reaburn, Edin burgh ; Collins, Salisbury; Crutwell, Bath; Seldon, Cheltenham; and at most principal - Kedieine Venders In the United Kingdom. Orders from pristate families in tlos country sent by coach, by sending the money in a letter, as above. Shopkeepers sending their orders to any wholesale Venders they deal with in Londem, will reedy* Wm*/ allawasics. THEATRE -ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 4, wai be actedMACß SbalteipesreETH. 's Tragedy of • TigOvenure and Symphonies betsreqn the Acts by Mr. Ware. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBI.E. POTICATI (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Macdulf, dr. C. KEMBLE ; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY i Lennox, Mr. CRESWELL ; Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hecate, Mr. I3ELLAMY. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. BIDDONS. To which IS willHE A PRINCE be added the New Farce, called The Princiyal Characters by Air MIJNDEN, Mr. LLSTON, Mr. FAWCETT, M rs . DAVENPORT, and Miss NORTON. On Monday, Kin.; Lear ; witty& la Perouse. 0 , T u esday, King Henry the Eighth ; with the Blind Boy. A Nov Comedy, in Fire Acts, called the Trustee, will be ~f orined , for the first time, on Thursday neat. NEW MUSIC, - ' Publihed trY CLEMZNTI and Co. No. 46, Cheapside. PIANO FORTE MUSIC. rsvEß.—Three .Sottittat, op. 4.1, in which is Ci,troduced the following Airs: When war's alarms, The De 's, ova ' fri' Escisesnan, Gentle' Youth, and This is no z i o , j i g base, Ss. 6d. Chandoir's Delassenlents Ss. Mite's Grand Sonata, op. 1,•44, Nidson's Collection of Marches, Rondos, Waltzes, &c. 6s. Sr.lith's Divertimento, 3s. Mrs. Miles' Son ata, dedicated to the Princess Charlotte of IVorlfl--Three Sonatas, op. 47, Ss. ed. QUARTZTTES. Be,thoven's Quartettes, op. 59, 12s. Dattu's Quintettes, No. I and 2, each ss. N. B. The above Quartettes are engraved upon large plates, correctly printed upon Wove Imperial Paper, so as to correspond ;11 Clementi and Co's Superb Edit ion of Mozart's Quartettes, Ouintettes, PIANO FORTE, FOR TWENTY GUINEAS OULY. V BE SOLD, a capital PIANO FORTE, with 1 additional Keys, Pedal, Scc. late the property of a Laity, she has exchanged it for a Grand Piano Forte. The above In .:Lament cost 36 Guineas, and is as good as new.—May be seen k m eleven to four, at No. 5, Leicester-place; Leicester-square. If it is wanted for the country, a packing-case can %made for additioal guinea and half. • MRS. CLARISE GRATIS. N Tuesday, March 7th, 1809, w il l be delivered OGratis, with the INQUISITOR Evening Newspaper, published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoon, the only Au sheltie Portrait of Mrs. CLARKt, the Lady late under the pro tection of the Duke of York, engraved from an Original Drawing by special Permission . of a Personage of Distinction, beautifully ea/rayed, and printed on the finest Copper Plate Paper, so as to admit of being framed. It will be accompanied with her life, written by a Gentleman probably the only person conversant with be curious origin and progress in Society. To prevent the chance of 3isappointment, Orders for the Inquisitor should be immedi rely seetto the Clerks of the . Roads—or to Newsmen and Book aß.D or at the office, No. 11, Catherine-street, Strand, London. —All letters should be sent post paid. NEW C'ARICATURES...--MRS. CLARKE, tat. This day was published, by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, ar.l may be had of any Bookseller in the Kingdom, THE following New CARICATURES, price only is. each, coloured :-1. The Duke of York's Love Letter Trare.tie !-2. 'I he Dissolution of Partnership, or Myer Clark windirg up her Accounts.-3. Days of Prosperity in Glou siter.plAce.-4. Mrs. Clarke'sLevee!—A. The Ambassador Mo rocto.-6. The York Magician The Bishop of Osnaburg on a Pi4rinpite to Gloucester-place. N. B. One New Caricature, will be published regularly every 61! present Inquiry.—Please to order Tegg's Carica nrcs, r.;:e Is. rich. THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT AND POST CHAISE COMPANION, 'Mir day was published, In One Volume, small Octavo, on a line writing paper, and embellished with a fine Caricature Frauds pipe, coloured, price ss. in extra boards, THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT ; being an entertaining Budget of Laughable Anecdotes, Smart Re prePs, Prize Bulls, Pointed Epigrams, t 'turnout - 4m Epitaphs, Descriptions, Sprightly Witticisms, Singular Characters, Eusts of Merriment, Curious Advertiseme nts, Flights of 'magi trion, F.lithiom of Fancy, scc. Including sevetal original len d'Esprits. "Id) hold that the funds of Wit And merriment are not yet ex -I,..uittd, ;hat the wings of fancy are not yet clipped, and that our ancestors have not said and sung all our good things.' RABCLAIS. Recommendation in favour of this popular Wor k. " We have perused this Volume with considerable pleasure. k contains a choice assemblage of the good things of the day, and ra7 be recommended as the best Volume of light reading now London Pe.blished by Thomas Tegg, No. Il l , Cheapside, and r.ly be had of all Booksellers and dealers in books. NEW GENERAL ATLAS. TU3 day ens published, contairing 45 plates, price, neatly out_ lined boa-N, 21. I.lls. 6d. or half-bound 2L 18s. handsomely stair.e4 in boards 31. 3s. or half-bound 31 Bs. I , llTH's NEW GENERAL ATLAS; contain ing (lihtinct Maps of all the principal Empires, Kingdoms, and S:a•es, throw bout the World, describing the former and present (~f Europe, carefully delineated from the best Authorities •.tant . Printed for C. Slab, Mapseller, No. 172, Strand. The Pi.blisl.nr most respectfully recommends the above Work 11.- r. uice of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, on account • hle size and enlarged scale, by means of the numerous , f the Maps. UShFUI, and COMI4REHENSIVE ATLAS, A !aped both for the Library, and for the Use of Schools. • . „ ;.troducc into a Modern ATLAS, all the most i7. - cresting features of Ancient Geography, and to combine, !17 the advantages- of copiousness' c l earne ss, and with those of a tractable size and a moderate price, is xed to be an a:tempt peculiar to the Work now offered to .'., Public. In the GENERAL and CLASSICAL ATLAS, in 7/t: k2tiart e , b the Rev. EDWARD PAI TESON, M. A. the rincip:4 Maps are original and faithful reductions from on the I:trust scale, and pi the most recent authority—and, .t.. a vat w tu assist the Teachers of Geography, j Blank Dupla ,.f every Map has been prepared, to be taken or omitted, at of the purchaser. Soil by Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Faden, C.F..azraplier, Charing-cross ; Mr. Law, Ave-Maria-lane, and ail booksellers. Prkes, in boards. 1. Outlin e d w i t h co l our , w ithout the blank Inarls 11 6 Ditto, with blank maps, • - 116 0 On superior p a p er , full coloured and . hot-prested. 3 3 0 4. bittq, ditto, w i t h blank maps, 3 13 0 Project ions h ave a l so b een printed, to colltesPona wll6 each for the use of Students in Geography,2 who may wtsh to them—and any desired number of Duplicates may be with one set o f the full Maps..-price, coloured Os. per seta N. B. An Introduction to Ancient and Modern GeogrePbY and E•••:Y) by the same Author, in 2 vols. iTCh is now la the EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 3, 1809. WHEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the By-Laws of chi UNITED COM PANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, it is ordained, " That a List shall be pablished fourteen days before the An " nual Election of Directors, containing the names of such Pro " prletors, qualified agreeably to Law, as shall signify In writing to 66 the Secretary their desire of becoming Candidates for the DI " section, sixteen days before such Annual Election ;"—The Court of lilirectors of the said Company do hereby give notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the said By-Law, that the ensuing Election of Six Directors of the said Company for Four Years, is appointed for the 12th of April next ; and that , such List will be published fourteen days before the said Election, as the above-mentioned By-Law directs. • WM. RAMSAY, Secretary. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CORNHILL, LONDON. Advantages to Insurers With this Comp an y : P AYM ENT of RENT in Case of Fire , without increase of Premium. —Damage by I .ightning made good.— No Charge for Policies, Indorsements Alterations or Surveys.— A Commission of £ 5 per Cent. allowed an Shipping Insurance. Common Insurances effected to £lO,OOO at 2s. per Cent. Hazardous do. do to 6,000 at Ss. Doubly Hazardous do. to 2,000 at ss. Abatements on Country Insurances from £lO to er Cent. upon the Premium ; and from 2-1 to 15 per Cent. upon the Duty. FARMING STOCK Insured without Average Clause, at 2s. per Cent. The Company's Terms for Life Insurance are equally liberal, and possess very superior Claims to public Patronage. Agents wanted. W. BEETHAM; Swear?. TO WHOLESALE DRAPERS. —ROLL'S LIBERTY. THE Overseers of the Poor h ereb y g ive Notice, that they ate willing to contract for supplying the Work house of this Liberty with Sheeting, Flannell, Stuffs, and other Drapery ; and that the Committee will meet at the Workhouse of the said Liberty on Wednesday the Bth of March next, to receive Proposals.—Terms of Proposals and Description of Articles wanted, may be had by applying at the Workhouse, situate in 1 White's Alley, Chancery-lane.—All Proposals are to be delivere d at the Workhouse, sealed up , and addressed to the Committee, on or before Tuesday the 7th day of March next. I'O PRIN I'ERS. TO BE DISPOSED O F, an established and highly respectable NEWSPAPER, publishes in a large and populous City, with a general Printing Business of considerable value attached to it. Any Person wishing to employ a Capital of from 2000 to £3OOO will find this a most advantageous oppor tunity.—Address, by letter, post paid, to W. X. care of Nlessrs. Tayler and Newton, No. 5, Warwick-square, London. • ISLE O T F IV leHT.—C by PRI APIT VATE COW FAL FREEHLD ESTATE. o b S OLD O R AcT, ALL that desirable FREEH OLD ESTATE, I. called CHIVERTON FARM, comprising a good Farm House, with suitable Barns, Stables, and other Outbuilding s, a bout 900 Acres of Arable, eadow, Pasture, Down, and Wood Land; upwards of 300 Acres of which are Tithe free; situate a few miles from the town of Newport, on which are several beau tiful spots for building, with delightful Sea and Land prospects. This Estate therefore, on account of its contiguity to Newport, the principal Market town in the Island, and many other local advantages, renders it very desimble, and affords an excellent op portunity both for pleasure and profi', to any Gt.ntleman desirous of becoming a resident and realizing property in that much ad mired and fertile spot, the Isle of Wight. For a view of the Estate apply to Mr. Cole, the Tenant, at Chlverton House; and any further information may be had on ap plication to John Woodcock, Esq. Lincoln's-Inn, London ;or William Eiderfieldf Solicitor,Romsey,Har.ts ; where plans of the Estate may be seen This day were published, In Ben. price Os. boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the INO CULATION of COW PDX; pointing out a new mode of obtaining and preserving the Infection ; and also a certain test of perfect Vaccination. Illustrated by Cases and Plates. The Second Edition, with an Appendix', containing additional observations, together with a Plait for extinguishing the contagion of the Small-pox in theme tish Empire, and for rendering the Vaccine Inoculation genand effectual. By JAMES BRYCE, F. K. S. Edit). Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Surgeon to the Orphan Hosp Pal, and one of the Surgeons to the Institu tion fur the Gratuitous Inoculation of Cow-pox. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, and J. Murray, London ; and William Creech, and John Anderson, Edinburgh. This day was published, in one vol. royal evw illustrated with six copper-plates, price 18$. boards, The Second Edition, with AdditiOrts, of A TREATISE on the CULTURE of th e VINE, exhibiting new and advantageous methods of Propagating, Ctdtivating, and Training that Plant, so as to render it abun dantly fruitfuL Together with New Hints on the Formation of Vineyards in England. By WILLIAM SPEECHLY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be hail, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine-Apple, and the Manage ment of the Hothouse. The 2d edition, Svc,. 125. boards. Also, lately published, A Short Treatise on several hoprovernents recently made in Hodususes By J. !Attar, 800. price let boards. 1.-- .,--------.----._ On the loth of March .will be published, Printed In royal eto. price Three Guineas, in boards, the Third Volume of a New Edition of the HARLEIAN MISCELLANY ; a Collection of scarce, curious, and entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, selected from the Library of Edward Harley, Second Earl of Ox ford; interspersed with historical, political, and critical annota tions, by the late William Oldys, Esq. and additional Notes to the present edition, by THOMAS PARE, F.S.A. This New Edition of this celebrated Worl contain the whole of the former, together with Two add it ional Volumes of curious Pieces, forming in the whole 10 volumes, one to be pub lished every three months; the last will contain the analytical Index. of the Pamphlets, a Table of the entire Contents of the Work, divided into Classes, and arranged chronologically, besides a copious General Index. I.endon : Printed for White and Murray, Flag-strect ; and J. Mbirding, 36, St. lallbees-strcer. This day were published, price 18s. in boards, TWO Volumes of SERMONS. FeIIow By the of N Reverend SYDNEY SMITH', A. M: Late ew College, Oxford ; Rector of Foston, in Yorkspire ' • Preacher at the Found ling, and at Berkeley and Fitzro y Cha p els. Printed for T. Udell and W. Davies, Strand. Of these Sermons, about ten are republished, with considerable Alterations, from the last edition of Mr. Smith's Sermons, the other forty are new, This day was published, in Svo. price ;s. boards, "fi:NGLISI-I and LATIN POEMS, TRANSLA-i TIONS, &c. preceded by a System of Latin Prosody, in which that often neglected part of classical education is placed in A new and practical point of view. By the Rev. RICHAP D BUR N> A.B. Late Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, anti Orme, Paternos ter-row ; Lunn, Soho-square; Cooke, Orford; and Deighton, Cambridge. This day was published, in two Vols. Octavo, prise I es. boards, A TREATISE on the GAME of CHESS ; con A taining a regular system of Attack and Defence: also nu merous rules and examples, teaching the most approved method of playing Pawns at the end of a Game :. to which k added a Se lection of Critical and Remarkable Situations won or drawn Scientific Moves. By J. H. SARRATT, Professor of Chess. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. Lately was published, price 10s. 6d. boards, A Practical Treatise on the Game of Billiards, with Calcula tions for Betting, Tables of Odds, &c. &c. illustrated with Seven teen Engravings. By E. White, Esq. This day was published, beautifully printed by Bensley, Imperial Bvo, price One Guinea in boa rd, AFFECTION ; a POEM. With Miscellaneous Poems. —By HENRY SMVI HERS, of the Adelphi. This Work is embellished with five Engravings by Schiavonetti, from Designs by fjluido and Masquerivr " Tye plait and execution of this Work are entitled to the highest commendation. The subject, in itstlf so interesting, is treated with no less judgment than taste."—Cabinet Review. " It is in describing the pleasures of domestic life, and the joys of a happy family, that the Author seems so luxuriate."--Le Beau Monde. • " A Poet's lyre, w fix his fame, " Should be a Poet's heart; AFFECTION lights a brighter flame " Than ever play'd by Art." Cow nit. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-strea. TM* day was publisheo in 2 Crown Bvo Vclumes, th aPortral of MOR r, and fac - simile Wood Cuts, t rice 16s. wi in hoards, A pleasant, fruitful, and witty Work of the best State of a Public Weal, and of the new Isle called UTOPIA., written in Latin by the Right Worthy and Famous Knight Sir Thomas More, and translated into English by Rapist Robinson, A.D. 1151. Anew Edition; with copious Nc,tes (in cluding the whole of Dr. Warner's ) , and a Biograptical and Lite rary Introduction. By the Rev. T. F. DIBDIN, F.!. A. Author of an Introduction . to the Knowledge of the best Eldons of the Greek and Latin Classier. Published for William Miller, Albemarle street. A small impression is struck off on large paper in one volume guano, with an extra plate, in outlint, of More's Family. Pike ii. 11s. 6d. boards. This day arcs publis.hed, embellished with a Portrait, &c. in 18 Vols. Demy Bvo. price Nine Guineas, and on Royal paper, price Twelve Guineas, extra boards. E WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN , with a Life r r i of the Author, and Nom, Historical, Critical, and Expla natory. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Author of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marrnion, &c. &c. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. It is a circumstance neither honourable to our taste nor to our national feeling, that an hundred years have elapsed since the death of Dryden, one of the greatest n ames in En g lish Poetry, w ithout having furnished a complete edition of his Works. 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