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Ly C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street,. AN ACCOUNT of die BRITISH SETTLE MENT of HONDURAS ; being a brief View of Its Cnm mercial and Agricultural Thesounles, Soil, Climate, Na:ural tory, &c. with a Map. To which are added, SKE;ICIIES of the Manners and Customs of the MOSQUITO INDIANS, pre ' ceded by the Journal of a y °vs e to the Moigulto shore. By Captain lIF.N ERSON, Of His Majesty's sth West India Regiment. . This day were published, in 12mo. price Ss. boards, FABLES ON MEN AND MANNERS. By RICHARD GURNEY, Jun. Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PaternostOrA row, I...ridon; and Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. This day was published, In Three Volumes, Octavo, pricy .Ct. I is. 6d. boards, RELIGIOUS WORTA DIS?LAYED; -I- or, A VIEW of the FOUR GRAfi.OBYSTBMS of RELI GUM ; Judaism , Paganism, Christie lily, and Mohammedistn, and of the variotts existirg DenonsinathAs, Setts, and Pirtiet itt the Christian World. To which is .suh;oined, a View of Deism and Atheism. by the Rev. ROBERT AT,A.1 4 4; B. A. Oxford. ' Minister of the Episcopal Cus.ori totion, Blackfriar's Wynd, Edinburgh; and Chaplain to the Right lion. the Earl of Ilir. • led to: ongnian, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoator-row. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 8, will be acted a Comedy, cailLd THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. f?Fsanio, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Antonio, Mr. MURRAY ; Gratiano, Mr.FARLEY; Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR ; Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; Gobbo, Mr. EM./.RY ; Launcelot, Mr. MUNDEN ; Portia, Miss NORTON, Neissa, Miss LOGAN ; Jessica, Miss BOLTON. To which will ire added tits Barletta of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. King Arthur, Mr. MUNI)EN; j a m rat mb, Master GOODWIN ; Merlin, Mr. DENMAN; N oo de, Mr. TAYLOR ; Doodle, Mr. SIMMONS ; Queen Dollalolla, Mrs. LISTON ; Princess Huncostionca, Miss BOI:ION 17, I nidalca, Miss LESERVE ; Frizaita, Mrs. WHITMORE. Sexes, 7s. Second Price ss. cd. Pit, 4s. Second Price Cs. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-Houuse, Southsiold, on Thursday, the 14th of December, 1803, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, v i z . 4- Between 3 and 400 Gallons of Foreign Geneva, and about 3 Gallons Brandy for Private Use. N. B. One-third of the value of each Lot to be deposited on the day of Sale ; the Goods to be taken away within ten days, or the Deposit forfeited. No Goods can be delivered on the day ot sale. The Buyers to find their own Casks. This clay was published, price Bi. • By C. and it. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, in Octavo, ASECOND JOURNEY in SPAIN, in the Spring of 1809 ; from Lisbon through the Western Skirts of the Sierra Morena to Seville, Cordoba, Granada , biala: , i, and Gibraltar; and thence to Tetuan and Tangiers: with Plates, con taining 24 Figur es illustrative of the Costume and Manners of the Inhabitants of several of the Spanish Provinces. • MANORS, ESTATES, AND ADVOWSON, IN HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, in one or more Lots, 1n March or April 1810, 'I'I-HE extensive MANORS a n d ESTATES of CHILTON CANDOVER and BROWNE CAN DOVER, in the County of Hants; consisting of Arable, Meadow, and Down Lands about three thousand five hundre d Acres; and in closed Wood Lands about six hundred and fifty Acres ; together with the Advowson of the Rectory of the two Parishes. The whole of the above Lands (excepting about 230 Acres small Te nements, leased for lives) are in hand, or let to responsible tenants at yearly rents. By KOBEICI SEMPLE. ••• A Second Edition of Mr. Semple's former .T4urney, with a Map of the Peninsula, and a Spanish Post Guide, may be had in .2 vols. price las. Gallery ft. Second Price Is. Upper Galleryls. This day were published. In Three Volumes, 12m,. price 158. boards, AR TI.Ess TALES. By Mrs. IVES HURRY. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. . " These Artless Tales well deserve their appellation. They display no tricks of composition, they are neither deforMed by affectations of style, nor intricate with complexity sof Incident. They describe In the language of nature possible oceurences, and uniformly tend to enlist the sympathetic feelings on the side of mildness, benevolence, and virtue."—Annual Rev. 180. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Moral 'Pal 3 for Young People. Second Edition, in 1 vol 12rno. price 4s. in boards. Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box (ice, in Hart-street. To-morrow—The Exile ; with the Pnrrait of Cervantes. on Mond:lv—Romeo and Juliet ; with Don Juan. on Tuesday--John Bull ; with The Waterman. on Wednesday---Every• Man in his Humour. On Thursday—The Provoked Husband. On Friday-•-The Castle of Andalusia. A 'USEFUL and ENTERTAINING WORK in FRENCH, highly necessary for LEARNERS of that LANGUAGE. This day was published, In one Volume, 12mo, price bound 6s. CHOIX, Histor igne et Literai r e, sur I'ORIGINE des ARTS et des SCIENCES. Par M. HAMEL. " Ginne tulit punctum qui miscuit utile dulci." Hoa. An Poet. " This Voltutte is not destitute either of instruction or enter tairment ; it conta4is a large portion of Information in i narrow compass."—Montlity Rowiew. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall. LIVERPOOL MUSEUM. 'VHF. above Cabinet of Rarities, containing up ). war d s , o f 7000 subjects sf Natural History, Antiquity, and rluctions of fbe,Fine Arts, collected at an expence of X 22,000, ‘;'11, mane yrars 'of arduous research, and displayed in a novel L . , ll);.auciful manner, will -open for public inspection, in the Croat Room, N0..48, Piccadilly, near the Hay-Market, London, c• Monday he 4th of 'December. Admittance front ten till dusk, and from seven till nine in the at ts.eaeh.—Descriptive Catalogues 2s. 6d.—Tickets for t Season ifs.. 6d. LARCH AND SPRUCE FIRS. CEVERAL hundyed thousand transplanted Larch d and Spruce FIRS, frogs one to fear feet high, to be disposed con reasonable terms, Tnquire of Mr. Styles, at the Red Lleui,. Nisbet; or of Mr the lolly Farm 1, near Bagshot, Surrey. • BWAITIIPUL WOMEN. IHE greatest blemish to Beauty is super fl uous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßEßT's RO LITE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant : perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. or twe one parcel, 7s.—Sold by the Proprietor, No. IPS, Russell -street, event-garden; Overton, 47, Bond -street; Dunnett, 3, Cheap 'e; Spilsbury, ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; ttagsaris, Liverpool ; Cattle, Yolk ; Gould, Bath; Hopkins, Trewman, Exeter ; Pallister, Margate ; Gregory, Brigh ts; Bluster& Bognor; Dicey, Northampton; Stretton; Not tViata ; Rusher, Reading; Brodie, Salisbury ; Wood, Shrews toy; Se-trle, Leeds; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Tymbs, Worcester; Blesser, Bristol ; Sprange, Tunbridge Wells; Walker, Gloucester; lerenFon, Norwich; Reoe, Stamford; Meadows, Ipswielt ; ihlker, Newcastle ; Gales, Sheffield ; Peppleton, Newmarket ; 3rchtll. Colcht,tir ; Baron, Lincoln; Tveson, Wakefield; ; and in every town: ••• Good allowance to skaters. TO MOTHFRS AND NURSES. VfRS. MERCHANT, No. 3, Middlesex-street, Snorer' -town, has experier red one of the greatest blessings iilunian nature, of being restored to a dear child, who to all ap. le.--,,ace was at death's door. This dear child was in a consump t:!, and lay two days in convulsions, with his teeth, when a -d rave Mrs. M. part of a bottle of the AMERICAN v;::f",-IING SYRUP ; the mother no sooner rubbed it on h:s than he began to mend, and had a good night, which was for three weeks, and is perfectly restored, though he was taken off his feet. • Le had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson •nd Co. 54, New ': -!reet, Orford -street; and retail of Golding, 4'2, Cornhill ; . - 'of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Conn .!! '2s. 9d. a bottle, for ready-money. 'IC THE PROPRIETOR OF DR. TAYLOR'S REMEDY FOR DEAFNESS. For three or four months I had been so deaf fLt I could not bear the clock strike, but through the blessing e r f. , D, and the use of about one-third of one of your small hot :l.' experienced such relief that I can now hear tolerably well the 4. ria:ion of my friends. I send you skis that it tray be pub ' 1 for the public good. My age is seventy-six. MARGARET SOUTHERN. n Banks, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, Nov. 8, 1808. e above esteemed Remedy is sold Whoksale only by Messrs. 17.7. and Son, Fleet-market , London '; and may be had, price ki per bottle with plain directions, of Messrs. Mathews and Strand; Newberry and Son, St. Paul's; Dicey and Co. - Church-yard; Scott, Cargill, Edinburgh; Huticileston, Dub • ' Ilavis, Cork ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines. Medicine is so well calculated, or has better .1:;. eeilvit in giving relief in numerous bad Cases of Sens -. than SPII.sBIIRY's PATENT ANI7iCORFTIIC A trial will prOve this, and convince even the tender . 0f parents when the glands become first swelled- and 0- the usual symptonis of sosepkuktus enlargement of %cii in - thildren takes place. In eruptive cases iif Scurvy, , omatisin, and Nervous Irriditinn of the Stomach from • Mons, its superiority has lois; been acknowlndged.- 1 . ntior Medicine has the words, "by the King's Patent, - • a on the bootie, bill of directiod, and outside wrapper, duly; Is printed in black Int. 'gold at the Dis Pe n., '1 ;, Soho-Square, .ondon, in *nail bottles of Se. ' H:ties ins. and laczer 11. 2s. Compound Essence, to I! :kart irritation, !U.:, . • DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALITTARIS. T T . A., value of this Infallible Mecscine has been so proved, that' nothi , re, of the present d.i Can bear a with it in 4.11 the different stages at a certain lAsease, it of cure. and eradicates from the habit, without ' thy paii:ful feelings and exposure that Intend*. salivation. •:: thililitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ..• •• I:net...lent from ble.ines!, or restriction in diet. The radical • ~ : t these inestimabl!Drops have proved thin^ etai.n to public • r ion for•m* re than years. in all the d bility of both . • _ - prove a never failiog restorative, whether the debility d by too free use of nlercury, illicit pleasures, or the et a warm climate to travellers, and. thole /Mint abmdd """ • • • ! c .ne. , )t be recommended too strongly to those who will -re and complete core in all old stubborn Melts. • see::r.ess that affects the bladder and orgarw of urine. By ty many woven have become mothers who for years had ' •rprived of that happiness. and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Ciontris;Je,ror tnnster-row, and retail by Belani, Portsubititi , Wes r'•. a ; Will, and Born, Plymouth ; Peek, ; Calwell; • ; Glasgow; Smith and Niandetatm, Edin • by Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgt,w ; wow Country Medicine Verders, in lientlei It % . o .ol . llll.ample &taigas. . . . These Manors are situate eight miles from Winchester and Alton, five miles from Alresford and Popham-lane, in a capital Sporting Country, being in the centre of the H. H. and including the celebrated covers called Thorney 1)o*n. Particulars may be had, any time after Christmas, at the prin cipal Inns in the neighbourhood ; at the Printing Office, Salis bury; of Messrs. Richardson, Cerfield, and Wharton, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; and at the Office of Mr. Davis, Hurtling sham, Wilts, who is authorised to treat for the whole by Private Contract. 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This day was published, in Octavo, price Bs. hoards ' - rriE HISTORY of the EFFECTS of IZTLI GION on MANKIND, in Countries Ancient and Modern, Barbarous and Civilized. By EDWARD RYAN, D. D. Prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin. Third Editiea, veruseted jind **lfilarged. The following commendations of die former editions of this Work are respectfully submitted to the Public : " It must certainly serve very much to confirm the authority of Christianity, and to establish a full conviction of its value, if it can be clearly proved, not tally from general reasoning on the -nature of its doctrine, that its tendency is useful, but also from a direct appeal to historical facts, that its actual operation on man kind has been highly beneficial. 'lbis is the laudable undertaking in which Dr. Ryan has engaged; and he has, in the present vo lume, laboured with much increased industry in searching for materials to establish his point in civil and ecclesiastical history, and in the writings of cel , :brated philosophers and divines.-I% ; e repeat that we are of opinion that Dr. Ryan is entitled to com mendation for the pains which he has taken to prove what, on the witole, appears fairly admissible, that the actual operation of Religion in general, anstof Christianity in particular, in the midst or all the perversions and corruptions which they have suffered, has been beneficial to mankind.' Monthly Review, vol. xxi. New Series. Edinburgh : Printed tor Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson ; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Patcrnoster-row. A MITCH-WANTED SCE.IOOL-BOOK. This day was published, handsomely printed, so as to correspond with the Author's Reading Exercises, price Half-a-Crown, bound in Red, with the full Allowance to Schools, THE SCHOO I. DICTIONARY ; or ENTIC K's ENGLISH DICTIONARY, improved and abridged, for ebe Use of Schools ; itt which is contained the Roots of Words, and importaut and significant Words only, omitting the common ileriatives, and all obsolete, vulgariindecent, and trilling Words. By the R ev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the English Grammar, the Class Book, First Catechism, Reading Exercises, Grammar of Philosophy, ect. Every Schoolmaster and Governess will hail the appearance of a Work which has brought the English Language within an at tainable compass, by expunging what was improper, useless, of redundant in the Dictionary of Entick. The Language has, by this imams, been reduced from SixtyThlusand to little more than Ten Thousaad Words, and the whole may consequently be committed to memory in less than three years. For the convi ni!mee of the 'tutor And Pupil,every word has been divided and accent oared; and this Dictionary, for the. purpose of Teachers, possesses in consequence a ma pifeur superiiwity over every other. Printed for RICVARD l'i!tti.ies, London; and to be had of Tahart and Co. at the I. venile library, New Bond-street ; Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Wogan and Cumming, Dublin; and of all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had all the other Wo; k. of the same Author. CRABB'S PRECEPTOR. Tbis day was published, price 4s. 6d. in boards, THE PRECEPTOR and his PUPILS, Put 11, or the Syntax of all Languages compared with the English, &c. By GEORGE CkABB. Printed for T. Boosey, No. 4, Old Broad-street, near the Change. The former Part of this publicatlon was noticed in M. R. vaL lvi. p. 335, in terms of commendation, and the present is still more worthy of notice, etc."—Monthly Review, May 1809. " We have no hesitation in pronouncing this to be the most concise, complete and easy introduction to universal grifromar and a thorough knowledge of the English Language hitherto laid before the public, Ptc."—Anti-Jacobin Review, Sept. 1809. DR. HAWKER AND THE ECLECTIC REVIEW. This day was published, price Is. or 9s. per Dozen, The Second Edition, of ALETTER to the Rev. ROBERT HAWKER, D. D. on GENERAL. REDEMPTION, suggested by his DEFENCE of the LONDON FEMALE PEN ITENTIARY. By JOHN EVANS, A M. With Animadversions on the Eclectic Review, " Errors, like Probti..ates, *paint themselves and pay their Bullies."---Roat SON. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; B. Crosby, Stationers' Court; T. Wick, Beech -street, Barbican; and D. Eaton, Holborn. Where may be had, by the same Author, The Universal Conqueror, a Jubilee Sermon, preached Octo ber 25, at Worship-street, price Is. " He must reign till he have put all enemies under his feet, I Cor. lv. 25." This day was published, price £2 2s. in 9 vols. 4to. boards, THE HISTORY and DISEASES of the HU MAN TEETH, the GUMS, and the ALVEOLAR PRO CESSES ; to which are added, Observations en other Diseases of the Mouth, and on the Mode of Fixing Artificial Teeth : illus trated with 22 Copperplates. By JOSEPH FOX, Member of the Royal Colloge of Surgeons, London ; and Lec turer on the Structure and Diseases of the Teeth at Guy's Hospital. Printed for Cox, St. Thomas-street, Borough ; and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, just published, Pharmacopceta Chirurgica ; or, a Manual of Chirurgical Phar macy. By J. Wilson, Surgeon. Boards, 6s. • . Accum's Sys tern of heoretical and Practical Chemistry, two vols. boards, £1 le. Pott's Surgical Works, a new edition, with Notes by Sir James Earle, 3 vols. boards, £1 7s. This day was published, in 4 vols. 12mo. price £l. Is. boards, MEMO IRS OF MARMONTEL. Written by Himself. Including Anecdotes of the most distinguished Literary and Political Characters who appeared in France during the last Century. Translated from the French, with Notes and Illustrations, by the Author of the Swiss Emigrants. Edinburgh : Printed fur Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson; and C. Cradock and W. Joy, 12, Paternoster-row. " We are not sure that we have perused any book since the commencement of our critical career, that has afforded us more entertainment than those little volumes. The narrative is, upon the whole, sosay and airy, the tone of sentiment so mild and un assuming. and the living pictures with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is impossible not to be charmed with a greater part of the per formance." Edi , :hurgh Review, Jan. 1807. To this translation is prefixed a rapid sketch of French Man ners, particularly those of the literary and fashionable circles, in which this celebrated Author spent most part of his life. MODERN SURGERY. This day was published a new, revised, and much enlarged edi tion, illustrated by additional Plates, price 14s. in boards ' HE FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of -I- SURGERY, including the latest Improvements and Dis coveries—being an Elementary Work for Stuelents, and a Book of Reference fur Practitioners. By SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Royal Colle.e:ofSurzeons, Fellow of the Medical Society of London, 4,cc. &c. Printed for RICHARD Putta.l es, London; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The NAvAs. SURGEON, containing the whole Duties of Profes sional Men at Sea, by Wm. Turnbull, IGs. Cd. An INoutay into the Causes and '1 reattnent of DISORDERED RESPIRA PION and CONVULSIVE ASTHMA, by Robert thee, M.D. Fourth edition, us. 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