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Mir I • 11 ,411111Caltiti tte ; : c 1,„1 . .. • • 13 " \*••• - y \ • ) ( N) 1 . • N.'A"'"\ i I tee r . - Dimon 682.1/ TUESDAY. SE EMBER 22, 1807 tesiessof e rusece ADMIRALTr °AVMS, SEPT. 1101. I WHEREAS it is defirable that the Right Ho nourable the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty fhould avail the:delves of the voluntary ferrices of fuck Seamen as are employed in the Greenland and Britilh Fifheries ; or who are othererife protedted by any Ads of Parliament now in forte, for the purpofe of Ailing to tit out, and navigate to the Ports Of this Kingdom the Danifh Ships and Vert% of War now at Co penhagen, which lately furrendered to his Majetty's Arms; Notice is hereby given, that their Lordittips will diredt an allow ance of Two Pounds Ten Shillings to be paid to every Seaman proteded as aforeta 4 i, who (hall voluntarily oiler his Service to, and be approved of Captain Rickbell, the Offiter employed to regulate the lrnprefs Service in London ; the Commanders in Chief of his Majeity's ships and Veltels at Sheernefs, the Downs, Leith or Yarmouth ; or filch Officers as they &all appoint ; or the teseral Officers employed in the Sea Fencible or Regulating Service at Harwich, Aldbocoug4, Yarmouth, Wells, Lynn, Bofton Barton, Hull, Whitby, Hartlepool, North Shields, Berwick and Leith, on or before the asth MUD' ; together with Able Sea 'nen', Pay, mad to be provided with tultable Bedding daring the time he mall be Co employed ; Each perfen upon volunteering for the abovemcntiened Service, will be furnilked with an Order for his difcbarge, to be kept in his poirdfion, which Order will entitle him to his Pay and the gratolty hereby offered, and alto to Ida Difeharge on the arrival of the Danidi Chip on board which he may be embarked,at her moorinp In Port, and matures will be taken for conveying all Perfons who 01111 be employed en the raid ferviee, to the rcfpeetive Ports at which they entered, free of es penfe, upon their being difeharged as sforetaid. • By Command of their Lordfhips, W. W. POLE. GENERAL SBA BATHING INFIRMARY, ESTABLISHED AT MARGATE, Principally for the Benefit of tie Difeafed Poor of the Metropolis end the Inland Ports of the Kingdom. PATRON, HIS ROYAL /11611,11 “ CZOi.OE PRINCI CF WALLS. ONSunday Morning, the 27th of S e ptember, 184, a SERMON will be preached for the Benefit of this Inflitutiun, at the CHAPEL ROYAL, BRIGHTON, by the Rev. PHILIP DODD, A.M. Fellow.of Magdalen College, Cam bridge, Rsdor of the United Parithes of St. Mary at Hill, and St. Andrew Hubbard, London ; and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the LORD MATOI. GEORGE EVANS, Secretary, Guildhall. I_ • LAWS OF' THE MOOR. This day was pablised, In Three Volumes, °Zino, price ii i6o. It Mot*, THE LAWS RELATING to tilt POOL 4 FRANCIS CONST, Erg. Of the Middle Temple, Sarrilker at iaw. The Fifth Edition ;in which the Statutes and Crier to Nailer Term t Soy, are arranged ir.aller their refpcdtive heads; led the whole fyitem of the Poor's Laws, including the conc.:llona mit& nally made by L Bott, togedur with many Cares never before publiilsed, placed in a clew ad purfpllGOOSpOint of view. London: Printed by .his Majetty's Law Printer, for 5. Butter worth, Floet•itreet. Tbts day was publilied, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, and adorned with nume rous Engraving in Wood, price 61 in boards, the 3d F.dirieu of BROAD GRINS; TALES in VERSE. By GEORGE- COLMAN, the Younger. Including dude formerly pubUllied under the title of ‘ 4 My Nigtli- Grown and Slippers." Printed for T. cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Da. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPJEDIA. A REPUBLICATION rd this NEW DIC TIONARY of ARTS mid SCIENCES will eiammende rot Thurfday the FIRST OF OCTOBER, when PART the Flair may ke had of all Bookfellers in. Town and Country. pries Ten Shilling., accompanied by laapreffiona of the Plates equal or fa* per 4 or to the Firft Publication. The fubfequent Parts will he publilhed on the Fir!! Day of tke Eleven following Months. when the Cyclopedia will be completed, in Twelve Parts, forming Two large and fplendid Volumes quarto, containing the prefent State of every )Branch of Know. ledge, and conttituting a Complete Work of Reference on every Subjcd. Perfons who prefer it may have the Work complete at this lime, price Siz Guineas in boards, or Siz Guineas and a Half handfomrly bound. No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Sept. t 7, t goy. ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. 4R. HOME'S LECTURES, on the principal Operations of Surgery given gratititesdly to the Pupils of this Morphs!, will commence in Odkoher nest, as All. MR. GUNNING, Surgeon to St. G eorge ' s Hof. pitat. will commence his LECTURES on the Principles and Opentions of Surgery, on Monday, the sth of October next, at Fight o'Clock in the Evening, it his Houk, No. 45, Conduit- Rreet, Hanover-fquaro • NEWEDITION OF Mr. SEWARD's ANECDO This day was pubbaied. handfontely printed in four 'Volumes Octavo, and illultrated with liven' Engravings, price ti t as. to boards, a new Edition of ANECDOTES of Come diflinguirbed PERSONS, chiefly of the late and two preceding Catturies, Including an Account of the Republic of St. Marino ; the feveral Articles Chronologically arranged, and with a copions Index. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. THEATRE OF ANATOMY. BLENHEIM STREET. GR FAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. T HE AUTUMNA L COURSE of LECTURES 9n ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, wilt commence on Thurfday. the IR of Otober, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, by Mr. BROOKES, burgeons in the Army and Navy may be Ailed in renewing their Anatomical knowleds, and every poin:de attention will be paid to their accommodation is well as inftrudtion. Anatomical Convercationes will be held weekly, when the dif. ferent fubjedis treated of will he dircuMid familiarly. and the Stu dents' views forwarded.--To tbefe nate but Pupils can be ad -1 Bitted. Spacious apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and complete with every convenience, are open in the morning. for the pnrpofesof Diffeeting and I njell ing, when Mr. Brookes attends to diredtthe Students, and demobittate the various parts as they appear on Direetion. Pupils may he accommodated in the Hoare—Gentlemen efta blifhed in Praaiee, deGrous of renewing their Anatomical Know ledge, may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dired in pri v ately. be Summer Courfe is continued every Morning at Seven o'Clock. SCOTLAND. UNIVERSITY OF Sl'. ANDREW'S. A S young Gentlemen frnm England freqnently come to the Univerfity of St. Andrew's at an improper time if the year, public role* is hereby given, that the Clara of the united College will begin to be taught the enfuing ScSoa of Col ley as follows. viz On THURSDAY, OCT. Is, 11:7 Th- Public Humanity, or Latin Clefs. by Dr. Hunter. The Public Greek Oafs, by Mr. H. Hill. And on THURSDAY. NOV. s. The Private Latin C 1.!., by Dr. Hunter. The Private Greek Clare, by Mr. H. Hill. The Logic and Rhetoric Clefs, by Mr. Jac Hunter. The Moral Philnfopby Clafs by Mr. Cook The Natural Philofophy Clafs, by Mr. M'Donald. The Mathematical Clatrei, by Mr Haldane. The Cieil Hißory C 1.!., by Dr Adaniron. The Cfaffes of Anatomy and Medicine, Ay Dr. Flint. N.B. In all the Scotch UniverStin there is but one Team in the year ; and, in the Univeriity of St. Andrew's, that Term commences about the actli of °dotter, and ends the beginning of May. No Ledures are given during the Summer. DREADFUL FIRE IN FLEET•STREET. THERE ?re few cafes more calatnitons than an boneft and induftrious tradcfman's being, In the tonrfe of a fete moments, overwhelmed in dreadful ruin—to have his Reek in trade, hi. houfehold turnstnet, his wearing apparel, and all his comforts and rofpeds Its We cleftroyed by that albdevaltating dement. Fire. Prnbably no misfortUrte of this nature, that has met the public eye, is more fraught with dire diftreis than the morn and memn• ratie cafe of Mr. JAMES SWAN, Primer, Fleet-greet, who had his exterfive Pi emifes, Stock of Frit,ting materials, and Dwelling !ionic, deftroyed by the dreadful conflagration which happened at midnight on the atth Anna. by which he is rendered Inca pable of cheering the declining moments of an aged mother-rof lathing the furrows of as affeetionate wife, who was totally de ritnd of fight a few years finer—and of railing his funs and daughters to that rank in fnclety, to which he fondly looked ft.r. ward as the pleafing reward of his ardent labours, and the cheer • prorpeel of his declining years. The rerpeEtable charatter of Mr. SWAN, as an upright and in &Arius' Traderman, as a tbitiirl fon, a tender father, an affec tionate hiqband, and, in every point of view, as a perfon of the ftrieleft hummer and integrity, are well known thrioughtnit an ea tenfive connexion, who, concerned at the calamity with which he has been fo fuddenly afflicfied. would cheerfully contribute their darts to re eftablifh hint again in the world--but it is not the in• trtfettrecc of a limited nun her of friends which can effett fn lau dable a purport, his 143 amounting to about anon!. they there fore appeal. in his behalf, and nu the grounds which they have already adduced, to the humanity and liberality of the tritifts pub • Re, whore ardency and proniptnefs to relieve the victims of mg. fortune have in fo many inftances immortalized their character. Subfcriptions rccived at the Banking houfes of lUDs. bourn, Thornton, Free, and Down, Bartholomew-hoe. kers. gs and Sharp, Fleet them ; and %Mfrs. HunnurCley and Co. Pall Mall. THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS: iimt been received from the Proprietors of provincial Newfpapers and Bookfellers in the Country, through the medium of Marts. TATLER and Nawa ors. Warytick•fquare, London. Fur Mr. SWAN . )4 4.Tayler & Newton C. 5 0 Mr Rd. Walker, New tattle-upon -Tyne s s o Mr. S Hodgfon, ditto 2 2 o Meff. Charnley & Sox, ditto Mr. Thee. Reed, Sun derland Metres Clarke and Co Maachelter 3 3 0 /i Friend, ditto l t o Mein". Chas Wheeler sad UelT. Wili Son, on di & Srenc tto 5 o o • _York Mr. E. Bartholornon, 5 5 0 ditto 11 0 146 1.. G ' Pemnek. ditto /' 1 • M L C Collins, Sa. Rlitaty X. s. J. NtrW. Blarchar4, York. I 1 o Ma litillow do Cow- tan. Canterbury 3 3 0 Mr. M Svrinnty, Bir mingham 3 3 0 Mefirs. Stevenfon and I 0 0 1 It 0 3 3 0 Matcher, Norwich .3 3 0 Mr ►i Mozlcy,Gaist borough 1 2 0 Mears Nmcomb anti Snn, Stamford i 1 0 Mr. R. Peck, Hall 1 1 0 Mr. J Diake,Maitißone I 1 0 Mr T. Craig, Nampt wick 1 o 0 Mr B Barry, Brian! 11 0 Mr. JobaWare, White haven 11 0 Mr. T. Coombe, Lei- CAW a 0 10 6 BELL ROCK LIGHT.-SECOND NOTICE. SINCE the Firft Notice of the Efiablithmenr of a FLOATING UGH T at the BELL ROCK was publifhed , It bas been found needful, to ALTER the SITUA LION of the VESSEL. She is now moored with a Muthroom Anchor and Chain in Twenty .nne Fathoms Water, the Bell Rock bearing, by the Corn pals, S. E. S. diftant about a 4 miles; the Redhead N. by E. diftant about to miles; Fifenefs S. W. 3 W. diftant about tit miles; and the Bland of May S. W. by S. diftant about 161 miles. The Bearings and the (mall flreteh of the eoaft publilhed along with the Fir* Notice, not being applicable to the prefent Stud= of the veffels, need not now be regarded. The Light, which is from Oil, was exhibited on the night of the isth infant, as formerly advertifed. By Order of the Hon. CommiXoners of the Northern Light Houfes. Edinburgh, Sept. IS, 18°7. C. CUNINGHAM, See. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Setesmier ts, 1807. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Majslly's ORDNANCR 6 hersinrive Notice, That Propel'sh will be received at their °dice in Pail-Mall, on or before Wednefdsy, the 3oth irritant, from (itch perfons as stay be Willing to undertake the fupply of Copper Hoops and Rivets for ferrieg of this Department, for a period of One Year, agreeable to Patterns, which may be Timed at the Principal Sterekeeper's Orace. in the fewer. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contra may be known, upon application at the Secretary's °flee, in Pali Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered, fealed op and ondorfed " Propofais for the Sapply of Copper Hoops and " Rivets." Bit no Propofal ean.be admitted after the Paid 3oth inflant, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be noticed unlefs the party making it or an Agent in his behalf, than attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, &polder 16, 1807. THE PRINCIPIL UFF/CERS of Nit Majf lly's ORDNANCE J. herefry ere Notice, That Propofals will be received at their Office, Pill M.. 11, on or beforeWedneday, the 3oth loft. from fueh palms as may be willing to undertake the fupply of HELMETS, for the ferviee of the Mili tary Corps under the dirtaion or the Ordnance Department, and which will be required in iBo9, and the fuemeding year, agreeable to patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower. Further particulars, together wttb the terms and conditions of the Contradt may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Of fice, in Pall Mall, aforcfahl, any time between the hours of to and 4 &clink, wb-re the. Proporais are to be delivered, reeled •p and endorfed—" Propofals for the Supply of Heimets"—but no propo• fat can be admitted after the raid 3oth lA. at 1 2 o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an agent in kit behalf, shall attend. Order of the Board, R. H. CR F WF., Sceretzry. .EAST INDIA HOLM Z, Au& 19, :Soy. THE COURT e DIRECTeisS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND,tradirtz to at IST-INDIES, do beroly give edit', That a qt . prterly General Court of the laid Company will be held at their Houk in Lcadenball•ftreet, on Wedoefday the 23d September next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. And that at the Paid Court the following Refolutiong of the Ge neral Court of the ph July laft, will be febmitted to them for their confirmation, viz. RefoPeed, That this Court confirm the Refolotion of the Court of Directors of the 17th June laft, rc•inftating Mr. John l'ringle in bia former !haulm, as Agent at the Cape of G,.od Hope. with a falary of J oool per annum, to commence from the time of his embarkation for the Cape. Refolved, That this Court confirm the Refolotion of the Court of Diredors of the 3d July lag. appointing Mr. Jrkeph Affillant to the Company s Agent at the Cape of Good Hope, with a falary of Soot. per annum. WILLIAM RAMSAr, See. This day was putiliked, elegantly printed in Three Volume* 0(Rao, price H. 71 in boards, a New Edition, (being the Third) confiderably enlarged, of L ITERARY HOURS; or, Sketches, Critical, Narrative, ant Poetical. By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand. IV The Third Volume, which is entirely new, may be had feparate, price 9s. in boards. DORSETSHIIt& TO be SOLD, a very deferable FREEHOLD I- ESTATE, confining of a Manfion-houfe, with coach hooks, (tables, and other convenient out-buildings and offices of every defoliption ; walled and kitchen gardens, hot houfes and pleafure grounds, comprffing about 9 acres, and about 91 acres of other Land ufually occupied therewith. Alfo the adjoining manor di vided into eitTercr.: farms, tome let at rack rent, and the remainder for lives. cnnmrizing upwards of taw acres of arable, meadow, pafture, and wood land. The prcrnifes are Otuated about nine miles from Derchefter, and nearly the fame diftance front Weymouth and liridport, and adjoin the great Weftern turnpike road, and are elitimatcl to be of Oc yearly value of upwards of t tool. Alfo, the perpetual Ad vowfon of the F!edory, with an excellent Parfonage hook, and upwards of too acres of glebe land, and, with the tythes. rat mated worth upwards of 5201 per annum—pretest incumbent above t o y'ars of age. For further particularf apply to Marrs Drcwe and Loxlans, New km, London ; or to Mein. B. and T. Fox, Beaminfter. • Shortly will be publifhed. in quarto, THE 0 RGANON, or LOGICAL TREATISES - 1 - cf ARISTOTLE ; tranflated from the Greek, with copious Elucidations, from the Commentaries of Ammonius and Sim. plici us. lily THOMAS TAYLOR. Printed for the Tranflator, and to be had only at his houfe Manor place, Walworth. Fifty copies only will be printed of this work, of which only ten, will remain to be difpofed of by the Trasflator, at Eve guineas each copy. It is the Tranflator's intention to pubiith the whole of Ariftatles works in this way, with the Elucidations of his heft Glick interpreters; and he adopted this method, as the milt cf fedual mean of tran fmi tting the Philofopby of Ariftotle to pofterit); preventing it from becoming an article of traLEc ; and triumphing over venal malignity. N.B. A few copies of the Phylies of Arittotie ; and of his Trcatifes on the Heavens, On Generation and Corruption, and On Meteors, by the fame Tranflator, remain to be difpofed of at s guineas each copy. _ . STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, vu a NEW PLAN. Begins Drawing aU Oetaber, and flakes 14th November, 1807. 1 Prize of £ 40,000 1. £ 40,000 2 ...• 20 000 - 4 0 . 003 2 - a C. 220 - 20,0C0 S ••••• 1,000 - S. OOO 5 •• 5 00 doihn. 2,500 SO - 100 G.IP 2,000 • 5 0 ..... S Q 4MMO St5 CO SPOO ..... SS =al S WV Prim a otTlekets in tke Supplementary 1 60°° Lottery„, valued, if so each == p,°°° •---- ....-- fold, at 7 ,08 5 Benefit Tickets. £257,000 30000 Tickets. And, as an undoubted tellimony of the value of a Supplemen tary Ticket, I will pay ou demand, at the rate of a so!. Prize for every Tickct or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold at either of my Offices, and offered for file again on or before the ►6th of November, tBo7, being three days before the Sop plemenury Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuchTickets or Shares after that time will be entitled to the Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to conaft of the Numbers above alluded to, and will be determined by the following Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November, and end the sorb. SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. I Prize If 4 20,000 is 4 wOOO I ••••• 10,000 mm. 100303 S - 2,000 .. 5 POO S- S 03 ...... 2 ,5 0 0 23 ISO 4... 2,000 20 .. SO I AOO 1,500 15 21,500 6,000 Tickets. 463,000 N. S. Pbtafe to &item the Firit-drawn Ticket on the Fifth day of the Flat Lottery will be entitled to aoocol. leaving all the other Capital Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot teries floating —TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. Er, HOLBORN. 37, CORN HILL, and 38, HAY MARKET. _ _ Not two Blasks to a Prize, and the Prizes paid on demand. GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, No Prize of Ids Value than Twenty Pounds. STATE LOTTERY on the New Plan, begins Drawing OCTOBER w, tBO7. SCHEME. a Priz• of Lon,ono Is £40,000 s 20,000 - 40,000 $ - 10,000 - 20,000 3 - :1000 - 5.000 S - 5 00 MEM 1.500 20 ICO '' SAOO so ..". SO ••••11 2,500 1,000 15 ...m. 25,0c0 Prizes of Tickets in 6,c00 {the Supplementary/ zo each I`o,ooo Lottery, worth 20,0701 idols. ___ ____ _ . . _ ‘157.610 This day was publifhed, illultrated by a Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall Odtairo, Price Six Shillings in Hoards, TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acro f s One Continent of SOUTH A MER ICA, by PO fOSI to LIMA, performed in the Year. 1790 and inr, being the lateft Travels through t h o l e Countries. With copious Notes by the Tranflator, containing authentic Deferlytions of all the Spanifh Po&Mons in South America, drawn from the last and belt Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, formerly Dlredtor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and late Direetor of the Mines and of the Proeefs of Amalgamation in Peru. Printed for Ricuaan Putt Airs, No. 6, Bridge•ftreet, Blackfriars, and to be had of ail Bookfethrs. , Of whom may alfn be had, The PR asevr SrATt of PZIU, is One elegant Vslame, Quarto, cntbrildhcd with fwcnty coloired Engravings, price aL ss. in boards. MODERN FRANCE. This day was pubillhed in two elegant Volumes, Foolfcap Odavo, price Ten Shillings in Baards. I`HE STATE of FRANCE do t i ng t h e Yr.al' t Elot, 1803, 1804, 1805, awl i 8 6, e•ntaining parr:Mars of the treatment of the EngUL Captive% and Obiervatlons on the Go 'aliment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes infiltrative of the Charader of the Chief of the French Government. By W. T. WILLIAMS, Efq . One if the Subjedts of Great Britain, detained by the French Government ►in violation of the Law of civilized Nation,. Printed for Reenaan PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge•fireut, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookietiers. Of whom maybe had, juft puhlifhed, An Account of the latd fifcape and Flight of Mrq. Set ?veto SMITH, through Tyrol. Attftria, ,a Rad Poland to Rufus. By the Marquis de SALVO, price ya. in boards. ONE FIXED CAPITAL. In proof of the Value of a SUPPLtiItNTAIT TIOILtT, I. WARNER engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Supple mentary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share purchafed at his or any other Lieenfed State' Lottery °See, or their Agents. if brought for Sale on or before the 16th of November, 1807, being Three Day. before the Drawing of the Supplementary Lot tery : after that time the Holders of every fuck Ticket or Share not receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Sup plementary Lottery, which begins Drawing the tpth November, and contains the following Prizes: t Prize of £soooo Is ,Csopoo 1 10,000 10,000 5 .- 1,000 - 5, 000 5 - 500 5,500 SO •••• WO ...... SPOO 10 - !,s OO OMB SO - 1,000 IS Om= 23400 1.'52 Priem 46 3 ,000 ickets and Sherri are me Sale at J. WARN/ell Lieenfed Lot tery °thee, No. 16, Cornklll, facing the Royal Exchange. Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes, or Sort dated Bills, will he treated the fame as if prefect. N B. A liberal allowance to Country Agents, for ready Money. J. W recommends an early Poecicafe, as be is well in formed Tic km and Simms will rife toefulorably. A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN LONDON. _ _ _ This day was puhllihed, inoneiariCan.l elegant Quarto Volume. Illuftrated with 63 Engravings, by the brft Malts, plain and coloured, price Three Guineas in board+, MODE RN LONDON : confiding of a Brief Hit tory of the Metropolis of the Bridal Empire. and of a full and Circumltantial Defeription of its PRESENT STA CE ; illu. Itrated by beautiful charadteriftie Engravings, reprefenting all the places of great public rcfort, and the principal buildings. This work is the only (miffing Publication of fufficient confe • quence and authority, to illuftrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth, Splendour, Populatiou, and Magnitude, of the largeft City in the World. It was publithed exprefsly with that deign, and it is calculated to convey to the remoteft Nations the cleareft ideas relative to London, and to pret rve the recolleiftion of its molt interefting features to thole perfons who are or have been familiar with them. Printed for RICIARD Perches, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars, and to be bad of all Hookfellers and dealers in Books. Of whom may he had, By the fame Editor, price Ss. bound in red, the Picruita or LONDON, for 1837. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was publiihed, In eetavo,illuftrated by fcveral Itngravings, and a coloured Map, in which is diltinguilhed the different Soils, price 9r in boards, ak GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER,drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Internal improvement, diftinguiihing and de feribing the Geographical Situation and General Circumftances of the State of Property ; the Kinds of Buildings, the Mode of Occupation; the Implements; the Rnclofures ; the Arable Land. and Kinds of Culture; the Graff lands; the Gardens and Orchards, including Cyder-making ; the Woods and Plantations ; the Wanes; the Improvements, general and particular; the Ma. nagement of live Stock ; Rural Economy ; Political Economy. including Roads, Canals, Manufaaures, Commerce, Poor, Po pulation, &c. Confideradons relative to Improvement, &c. &.e. By THOMAS RUDGE, B. 13. Printed for RICHARD Patellar., No. 6, Bridge.ftreet, Black friars; and fold by Hough and Son and Wafhboum, (Monceau; Ruff and Jones, Cheltenham ; Reddel and Dyde, Tewleibury ; leaner. Stroud; Stevens and Watkins, Circa/After ; and by all Bookfcliers in'Oreat Britain and Ireland. Of whom may Alb be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys of the undermentioned Counties, recently publilhed under the Dime tion of the Board of Agricalcare, uniformly printed in *am, and done up In boards. ▪ S BILLYNOSLIT'S SOINtRUTSIIII, 7s. ▪ 3 Youwo's Easel, a cols: ate. 4 MIOSIATON'S MIDDLIORI, 95. s Sa.(l tes Aa or tuna az. ad Edition, 91. 6 NAISWIT a'S CLYDRIDA LI, ad Edition, 7s. 7 Duricosta's lisasroaosnias,6s. 8 Bor.'s Keen., 7s. 9 YOUNG'S HERTFORDSHERR, 714 10 YOUNG'S LINCOLINSIIIRZ, lOC 64. al Young's Nosring, 6s. as Yourto's SUFFOLK, ad Edition, 13 Noes POLL, 14 SONERVILIC'S EAST-10711AG, 6a. is Tuamson's F11R5i1112,74 16 HOLT'S LA vigessitz, 6s. iy ROSURTION'S MIII•LOTIII/111, 7S. IV BAILRY, CVLC.ty, AND PRINGLE'S NORYKUKSIRLAND I , CUMIIRLAND, AND WesTmoacano. pa. 19 Lows's NOTTINONAUSNIRR, 20 R.Ol CRTSOWS St Doucuas's ROIRURGU AND 71Ip 11 PLTAILIT'S SNROPSHIR s, pa. 23 STAIIIORDSUIRS, 7a. 24 BROWN'S YORLSNIRS, W. R. SS TUKI'S YORKSKIRE, N. R...9t. N. B. CorreEted and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be pub ilted t in a correfponeling Size and Type, after the rate ails or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have bee[ poblidied; in the mean time, Sets, as far as pabilLhed.innforiolp owe up, or particular Iltepos, may belted el an Boahfolises the ptraturetoi the Purchase'. THEATRE ROYAL, CO IV ENT GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER. 23, Will be aped the Comedy of WILD OATS. Sri George Thunder, Mr. Weddy ; Roger, Mr. Lewis: Harry, Mr. Brunton ; Banks, M a r. Murray ; Jahn Dory, Mr. Emery ; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Simmons; Lady Amaranth, Mifs Norton, (Being ber fecond appearance on this Rage.) Jane, Mrs. Gibbs . To which will be added the Mufteal Entertainment of THE QUAKER. Steady, Mr. Incledon ; Lubin, Mr. Taylor; Solomon, Mr. Ligon; Gilian, Mifs Bolton ; Floretta, Mrs. Litton. The Play of Cymbeline having teen received throughout with the moll unbounded applaufe by a brilliant and overflowing au dience, will be repeated on Friday nest, with Paul and Virginia. MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURE& ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, a COURSE o f LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recom mence at No. 9, George-ftreet, Hanoverlquare, and at the ufaal morning hours, berapeutics, at a quarter before eight—the ?make of PhyLe at half after eight—and the Cbembtry at a quarter after nine, by GP DACE PEARSON, M. D. F.R.S. Se- nior Phyfician to St. George's Hofpital, Member of the College of l'hyficiarts Sce. Clinical Leetum are given as nroal, nn the Patients of St. George's Hofpital, every Saturday morning at nine o'clock. ProPoreb to be had in George fifer, or at St. George's Hot pita].