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011• 0 "" UMBE it 75471 OFFICE 07 ORDNANCE, April 23, 1611. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, dip Array give addict, That Proposals will be received at their 01lee, In Pall Mstl, en or before Friday, the Slat day of May next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Soppy it TACKLE . 1-100 KS for Service of this Department, for a pedal, of Three Tram Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applleatlovr at the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and farther Particulars, together wittk the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Seeretary'soffice. In. Pall-Mull afore said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals most be &livered, sealed up, and endorsed" Pro rosals for Tackle Hooks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sit day of May. at twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his b.:lralf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Earth: pp OFFICE OF ORDICANCII, April 30,1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- Jff§irsOßDN4l,Cll, de hergy rive Haire, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pan man, en or before *ednesday, the 2‘:.d day of - Msy next, fram such person+ as may be willing to undertake the supply of IN-ra INC It. rxo . 1*,,,,c5, and Tools of other descriptions required fur service of this Department, for a reriod of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower ; and further pares titulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Ptopenala fur intrenching Tools, Ste." but no Proposal can be admitted af ter the said.sl24 day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the said day; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party malting it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. FL CRZW,Setwkwy. OFFICE OF OEDNANCE, May S, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil- J.VTra ORDNANCE, tio hes* glee Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Mall, on or before Friday the 17th in itant next, frnm such Persons as may be willing to undenake the supply of Four Hundred Chal dean' of EIGHTON MOOR COALS, and One Hundred and Fifty Chaldrons of CULM, for Service of the Ordnance Depart ment at Gibraltar. Further particulars, together with the. Terms and Cmulitions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any daybetween the hours of tun and four o'clock, where the Peoposals must be delivered, sealed up, and enderced "-Proposals for Coals and Cohn," but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 17th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be eotict4 unless the party making it, of an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ORD:VANCE-OF/qt. h, Any 6, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICARS of HIS mit JESTY's ORDN4NCIf, d. &ray giva Netice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall en or before Monday, the 3d day of June next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the CAR PEN'rERS' WORK for Service of this Department at Weedun, In the County of Northampton, for a period of Three Years. Further particulars, togetker with Lists, and a description of the Works to be performed, may be inspected, upon application t , ) Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engi neer, at Weedon; and •at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals fee the Carpenters' Work at Weedon," but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 3d day of June, at iS o'clock at neon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un less the party making it, or an agent ln hls behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. READING SAUCE FOR FISH GRAVIES. A CAUTION to the NO EILITY,GF.NTLEMEN's FAMILIES, TAVERN, tio . m., and I NNKEE PERS. THE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his I celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patronised and nTominended by most of the first Families in the Kingdom), ren ders it unnecessary for him toniake any comment on its qualities, b..t he considers it a ditty incumbent on him to inform the Public that the Spurious Composition sold at a certain Oilhouse in Pio cadilly, width they call Rea ling Sauce, is not the Genuine Arti cle, which is sold retail by upwards of Sixty of the most respect able Oilmen and Fishmongers in London, and by one or more Grocers, Ike. in most Cities anti principal Market Towns in Eng. land. For the convenience c.f Merchants and Captains of I..ehips, any quantity may be had carefully packed fin- exportation, at the Whole sale Price, wf Mr. Goner, No.!, Billingsgate. NY,. None are genuine but have tin Ic wor.ts nu orange co loured label on each bottle, " Reading Sauce tor Fiyb, enriching aV. , r, Dec. prepared anti sold wholesale and retail by T.Cuck., Reading. Price, pints 4s. hall-:intsl.s." . Warranted to keep good seven years in any climate. SAMUEL. HANNAIrs ANTI.VENtiiItEAL SPECEIC. I'o It FORTY YEA ns has this celebrated and infallible Preventive Lotion enjoyed an 'unrivaled reputation--a fair unparallelled is the world,. and a derisive proof of its mild and unerring effects. Thousands in every oountry ceu Youth that it is the surest pmteetion aggnst YEN/lib:AL Nisc Tian. Sold in London by Mr. LEAs Co ML. only, at No. 1, LITTLE Survott-sver LT, facing die Opera House, at I. 6d a bottle, or los. if more, and at 7, 6 d. or three for a pine"; by whom ail orders, post paid, and inchising the value, will istiPuncl %ay. es.- tuted. Also by Josses, liighitrolt,9eoril au4 Abbey Church-yard, Dish. THE. WORKS OF It. CUMBERLAND, Esq. L AC KINGTON, ALLEN and Co. respectfully submit the following list of the admired Wvrka of the late Mr. CutentßLANo, which recommend themselves to the notice of every class of readers, by the excellence of their morality, thi i i entertainment and interest of their various subjects, and the de- 1 1 pence and purity of t heir com p osition, a c ombination which with ' A B LAKE, %enlist to his Rnyal Hivhness the 1 future ages, will enroll the name of Cumberland with those of 3 - • Prince Regent, having :purchased all the Receipts late Is' i , Milton, Addison. Shaispeare, and Johnsen. possession of Mr. La Kosice, (in the preparing of which every i 11T a.arNOINS of his OWN lant, with Anecdotes and Cheraw , attention will be paid) respectfully informs his Friends an d the ! of his Contemporaries; itiegsinty rimed is Royal Ca. with. Public, be has removed from 33, St. Jarnesi's-street, to 56, Ricca' I first impressions of the Portraits, a Soppronost. and lodes, dilly, corner of Albany, the original Warehouse for the PRE. i price ,E 2. its. PARE') CHARCOAL DENTIFRICE, -and SOLUTION for The samvelerantly printed in it vols. 0:: iti. Ili _ , ,_ the TEETH; ',bids, from their well-known effica4 .... in presere- r . ALVART, or the Destro of Coats+, a •Pialith ; eltigarmy big the 'Vieth and Buns, hire heen . so unieenially and justly es- printed in two pocket volumes. Seventh Satins; Ida. ore lir. on teemed. _The very great demand for the PREPARED CH•RCOAI. large,,a paper. and SCI1.0,10?4, hawing isetabli oned many imitations , the Yubi,e . . rile EIODIAD. a Poem, by Mr. Cumberland en d Sir tames are particularly requested tivaisserve, in future every Box of the I Bland Burges s Bart elegantly printed in 4to. La. ins. Deatifrice and Bottle of Solution, sold by appointment of the Jolts DE 1. .swerve', a 14iivet, s vol< ekvintty printed. Proprietor, will be signed " A. Btaas ;" ensue other is genuine. secon d. Edition, ti. Is. May be had at the principal Medicine VenAers and Perfumers in like Omissive It s a Collection of MOM ' Literat i ad lifsmiiisi 'Perin and 0 entry.—Plater Tooth Stashes may be had with , Easy'., nin o rte in 3 vols. lA. the sal=ePriaraussis. i klikilatry,ituarit, May IG. - ._ ,~ ~-- • _s: I=r7 7" • . ' . , . . . '.' .. . I'. , •'. 4 ‘ *. '. V". l k 4) ...... ~. vf ", . • 4 . E . ) IV VP • .Y . ' 4. " : r . • lit • .„ . ‘.. e\. - ., :. ,...., a.l k. • ; ' 2,11 1, 7 1 ti I 'i v .. , . 1c. 4 ...,.„ . _ A/ tk, c, ' • --- %----- . 4 Ng 0 • • - - Ft . C ztv, ~~ r 777 . iA14,44,911 • a & ! „- ~.. (Pik* Mil - ROYAL SYSTkii. ijir• F.DOCAlTilitav • AT NEE'rING of the.FINANCE COMAIT- Tms is aid of the ef.the I'o9f. io, Ow. Lsocasterian Systias, held at the Royal Free hehool,un Ssttn i al Morning, May I 1,11111, • His koyal Highness theasske. of KENT, in the Chair, Reatilved, That the attue•ef she. School tor Soldiers' Children, ' ami training Regiment.' Schisointasters, itri•w rs the, expects tion fornied from it, considering the shun time it liu been sew Resolved, That the risorts,ufke orderly anct.erelVent mond el-dirct of she younj Soothers tAelettgring.to the Stuvall.ttimons. wh:) are lvarneng the Sy.tena fist other ortm much plva.ure to this Wein, and relict credit on the Odeon of the Curky to which they helot*, Resolved, That the 'Royal Free School for 'Soya Is in a kith ;.rate of order, die spline, and improvement, and afar& the peak *pea of being more uszfal than ever. Rrsolved, That eat Schen' for Oirls. is conducted in a Illailierr and upon principles es to industry, on a plan which hiss user bp. fore been sheave in this e. entry, and Mr. Lancasteea Sisters ire requested speedily to pnlillah nisposirt at the sante. • Reiolved, That thesc.Resoletissea he -reported t the Geriseel Meetipg t t t i : 4 l;eld this (air a' the 'tee Masep'i Tavern. 4 ii6WARCI Duke of Kent, ChairoPill. - • _ - IX(RiAS4,K Of PAPER: A PERSOI4 of honour could just now manage atell - Eichange of Acceptances, from a most respectable sal solid House, to the extent of shout Five holland Pounds, for other Acceptances of equal respectability. and wisere equal proofs of solidity could he given —Letter. (post paW, or they will st e t be regarded) to be addrec.ed In the first instance to 0 W.S. Est. Pet Office, Woodford, .P.s‘ex. No Money Broker, or Adsso• tissr, will be at all attended to. - NEW SCAR LOTTERY OFFICE. freaI;'CULNHiLL. W MARTIN recpectfully infornishis Friends and • v. • the Public, that Haters and Shares for the presopt Statp Lottery are on sale at his OtlAce. He returns his 3incere thauki to his Friends and the Public in general for the liberal support Et has experienced Qinc► his commencement in byline's andswicits a continuance of their favour. ; he recommends the Scheme to their notice, which is to be drawn on the King's Birth Day. June 4, and contains Sixty Capitals. including four of 020000, with upwards of 4,000 riser Prism CHEAP 1.0 F'I'ERY TICKETS AND SHARKS. CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 96 , 01 - ford. treet, London establlt t lied 1778, rtspectfuHy infarct the Public t: At Tickets ald allure arc ou Sale at the fullowieig • reducel Pric, : CARROI.L'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICE'. Ticket - 4 0 Ticket - • - ass 10 • Half -•- n 40. .Halt •• • - 11 11 • Quarter -•- 12 0 Quarter - - 517 6 E:glith -- - - 17 0 - - 219 6 • Sixteenth - - I• 11 Sixteenth - . 110 6 Cnattoxt. and Co. trust that askiecerning Public will give them that encouragement which it hen been their study to deeerve during; period of upwards of 40 years. CARROLL and Cn. sal in the last Lottery, No 1,81!, s Prise of £lOOO, in One Quarter, Two Eighths, mid Eight Sixteenths ; No. 8,945, the last Prise of £30,000, in Three Eighths 104Tegt Sixteenths; and No, 13,103„ the last Prize of 410,000, ever •hared and sold In Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on Demand. Persons residing in the Country will be supplied with *Meta and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders, with good Dili, at short dates, or Sauk Notes, to No. 34, Olt ford-street —N. B. The usual 0:111311161i013 will bo allowed to Agents, besides else above advantage. • . - - , FOP SALE BY PRIVA Tr. CON, RACF, AVA LiTA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,cbti sisting of :.2 Acres of Arable. Meadwr r and Pasture Lan& and Ip Acres fit Orchards, paskiag sogcther Est Acres of Lands" thereabout, adjoining or newly edits:m.4 together, with ther arm house, Barn, Othousr, and apputteoances thereto belouring si tuate at butcombe, in the County of Somerset, within ten miles of the City of Bristol, now in the occttpatton el a tenant at will, at the yearly rent of 171.57 lOs. cleat of all taxes. for further parieulat s, application may be raade to Mr. halt Derrick, Bedminster; or to Mr. Thomas Annan, Attorney at Law, Bristol. CHICHESTER. ... To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WALLER; On Monday, the filth of May. Hill, at the Doi** Inn, Pds chester, between the hours of five and six In the Evening. A TRULY Desirable 'REEF L ESTAdE, partly exonerated from land Tax. Consisting of a incident Building, comprising two good Room* and attached Offices, built with grey stock toiek, which, w. isa small addition and at no considerable expense, may Ire fo me 4 into a Cottage Ornee, nearly in the i:entre of Ten Acres Al a Half of rich Meadow Land. The Ground has been most judiciously and tastefully laid out IS walks and shrubberies, skirting the boundaries of the meadmik It was originally the intention of the Proprietor to eroct a Villa on this very eligible spot: the Garden is it:closed * lofty grey stock brick wall, well clothed with choice fruit cries, which, with the shrubs, are nearly in a state of maturity. It Is. situation pre eminently calculated for building on, commanding a delightful view of the City of Chichester and hs vicinage, and iltde more than halt a mile from the centre of the town. °lli, property holds out to the intelligent speculator various objects of advantage, whisk cannot fail being realized. Introt,fiate possessing will be given, and further Particulars may be known of Nit.. Vireller. 'Chichester. SUSSEX. All EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH EIGHTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 18th of June. 1411, at reecho, r i % HE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD: 1 - ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE., the Residence of Admiral Mew TAOU, (Exonerated from Land: fax). Compri-leg—a most subst.intial Mansion, In a comptete state of solid and primogenital repair, and contain., In the basement,, ample Cellaraie ; otr the ground floor. a handsome Halt and Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakmst Rooms, and a neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, replete With tonverioories of every description; on the first Boor. a very fine proportioned' Drawin; Room, six air, B 4 d Chambers, fosr Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics. Stook Rooms and Housemaids Closets,capacious Tanks and good spring water; a large Kitchen Carden and Melon Ground, inslosed by kitty walk covered with the choiceet Fruit Teem, fins Espaliets and Filbert hedges, abundernly cropped with Vegetables, foul House, capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses,a very corn. plate fitted up Bros/house, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry. Houses. This delightful Residence Is Situate In a Lawn of up. wards of Fifty Acres, belted by a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure Grounds, the agrioukural Buildings, which are very complete, are In a Dell, screened from view by Sorest tees. The remaining part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three tout Cottages and Gardens. The eligibility of situation, aerie/tiled beauty of country, its :extensive marine and land prospects of pin and dale, and a de lightfully featured champs ign country, cannot be sufficiently de scribed—it moat be seen to be properly appreci.ted ; the soil is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and bealtlay,lia a highly respect. able neighbourhood, surrounded by the best roads, near a foilikes. able, and retired Watering Place, and a very abort distance from *e Duke of Richmond's Fox Hounds. Descriptive Particulars will be published are month prevfnas en the Sale ; and play be had at the Auction islact ; of Mews- WAtistenley, Paternoster-row; Mr., H. Phillips, Bondeareet ; at, the I.lbrarien, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, and Bog nor; at the principal hint in the neeshhouring Market Tawos ; lied et .10.3Yethis. ct &boater, edsrtiorn rkkers intly be bed to view. from Me Ist of May to the gay is 7 also. TEITJASDAY, MAY 16, RELIEF O!-THE. Baitin g PRISOIfEItS til FIANCL Amount eiceivel - ' moos ts o LT. - - • - 1 0 6 R.Powstetels, Isq. - - - . i 5 0 The Rea'. J. L. Jackson - -2, 2 0 "William Haller, k:sq. - - - 6 0 0 B. Vernon - - - - 3 3 0 lowten Chapel, Laniashire, per lames Bevan, Esq. 7 0 0 .1; artll4l. S, • - - to 10 0 C. A. Nielsolene, Esq. - - - II I. l i A( the Weslystn Chapel, Ckmarthea - 8 • 01 i Hkrry Lee, Esq. Bath - - 5 5 0 Vedderburne and cc - 20 0 0 Samuel Donaldson. Esq. - AO 10 0 Paniel.histilan Ind Co. - - S S 0 i Borough of East Loos, per Capt. Thomas Campbell 20 5 0 Tunstall Parish, Kent, per Rev. N. Nisbett - 510 0 Newington Parish, Kent,, per ditto - - 14 11 0 llotthiog Parish, Kent, per ditto - - 7 3 6 . . --r .Mr. Caliper - 3 15 0 I Barden Parish, Kent, per Holston ditto, per ditto - . - 2 2 0 'Mr. Jordan, of lialsron, per ditto - - 10 0 'Mr. Jeffries, of Upchurch, per ditto - - 1 0 0 Mr. Lodgater, of ditto, per ditto - - 1 0 0 Parish of Newton, near Sudbury, per Mr. Whitchurst II 0 6 [United Parisases of Wetheral and Warwick, Carlisle, per Rev. E. Stanger - - - 12 II 9 Subscriptions transmitted per Rev. J: Michel, Sterminster : 6terminster Bank - 5 5 0 i IThennas Colborne, Bag of ditto - •.s 2 0 The Rev. 14. F. Yeatman, of arockhouse - 5 5 0 ' The Rev. James Michel - • A 2 0 Mr. Richard Moors - - - S 5 0 Mr. Thomas Bird • - • 2 2 O Mr. Joseph Bird - • - - 22 0 Sundry Persons, Sturminster end Nevittoreastle,per do. 18 P. 0 1 Urtexeter Church, per Rev. Thomas Beat - - 25 6 6 Sutbury Church, per Rev. G. Hutchinson - 13 0 0 I George Rogers, Esq. Southton - 10 0 01 Hartlip Parish, Kent, per Rev.Thos, Pearce, Vicar 7 40; Matthew Coined, Em. 10 0 0 1 I W. E. P. - - - 5 0 Il I Aron Golismid, Son,and D'Elitson - 52 10 'o i Robert Barker - - 3 3 0 G. B. - - .. - 2 2 0 Holton St. Mary Parish, Sulhik, per the Rev. W. Colchester,. Rector - 4 6 0 1 6 01 Duntsbourn Rous, per the Rector - Parish of Wading, Durham, per Rev. D. Crosthwalte 15 0 0 Airtander Ro a - - 2 2 91 If yaw will I will - - 2 0 01 Thomas Shepherd, Esc. - 10 10 41 1 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 2. George-yard, Lombard-otreet. 'THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt •R• bearing date the nth of October, I APO, Awarded and issued forth against GEORGE BAILI.IE and JOHN JA FFR AY, of Finsbury-place, in the county of Middlesex, merchants, partners, dotter% and rhapmen: (trading tinder the firm or stile of Georpe ;Millie and Co.) intend to meet on the 11th day at June next, at ten in the torentson., at Guildhall, London, to make a further Dividend of the estate and effects of the said Bankrupts, when' and where the Credit us, who have nut already proved their debts, are to come Kt pared to prove the same, or they will he excluded the benefit of the said Dividend ; and all claims net then proved wall be disallowed. - • This day was published, in Octavo, illustrated with 13 Quarto Plates, price 14. . in beards. DR. BROOK "AYLF.R's PRINCIPLES of LINEAR PIiRSPECTIVE. l'he Fourth F.tlition,revised. To which are added, a Portrait and the Life of the Author. Printed for J.'l aylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, Nish Holborn. - This day was published, price is. elegantly priiited Foolscap Octavo, in boards THE TRIUMPHS of RELIGION, R Sacred Poem, in Four Parts. Sahib, F. C. and I. Rivington, St. Paurs Chutch-yard, London. Where also may be had, CHRISTINA, the MAID of the Soo ru Saws, a Poem in four Cantos, by MART RUSSELL Mrrroao, price 10.. 64. A new Edition of Miss Mittortt's Poems is in the prass. This day was published, Elegantly printed in evil. price Ss. In board+, the Fourth Edition or D E ANIMI IMMORTALITATE , a Latin Poem.—By the late ISAAC HAWKII4S I3ROWNE, Eel. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, In One Volume, Ito. price XI. 16s. in boar's, AVINDICATION of Mr. FOX'c HISTORY of the early pan of tho. Reign of James the Second. liy '4AMIJEL HEYWOOD, Serj,ant ar I.lw Printed for J. Johnson and Cu. St. Paul's Church-yard; and how% Ridgway, Piccadilly, This day was published, price 4s. bound, The Fourth Edition, with considerable improvements, of ARITHMETIC, adopted to different Clas.es of Learners ; but more particularly to the use of large Schools: In three rants, arranged in anew manner, awl enlivened with numerous original Examples, on interesting subjects. With an Appendix, containing five classes of recapholatory Exercises. By HOBERT GOODACR.P., Master of Stata!ard Hill A-adenty, near Nottingham. Painted for W. Crosby sad Co. Statimer's-courr ; C. law, Ave./Karia-laste; Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-row; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church -yard. POETICAL RIC 'STYR. THE EDITOR of the POETICAL. REGISTER. requests that Contributions, intended for the Original De partment of the Seventh Volume of that Work, may be sent to him, at Mews. Rivingtons. St. Paul's Church-yard, on or before the £7lb of May; as the Volume is now in the press, and will be published at the commencement of June. Volumes I. to VI. contain* more than fourteen hundred Poems, and five hundred Critici-ms on Poetical and Dramatic Works, may be bad of MrSifg Rivingtons, price sC3. Is.—Any Volume may be had separately. _ . DR. CRAIG'S SERMONS. This day was published, handsomely printed in 2 vols. lie. price in. in beards, SERMONS, by WILLIAM CRAIG, D.D. late Minister of bald( Andrew's Mulch, Maim,. The third edition, with addition..—Aire in the Press, and speedily will be published uniformly with the above, Dr. CRAIG'S Essay on the Life and Charsttsr of Christ. The third vdition. Printed by James Eallantyni and Co. for lohn Eallanrrne and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onste and Brown, and John Murray. Lantioo. • r - . Jost published, The Third Edition, enlarged and correctot; tete te. A N ENGI.I2H CATALOGUE of . 1) RUGS, 4. with their properties, on-es to Children and A.luits, the proper 'vehicles for their use, the Diseases for the ture of which they are employed, aud retail prices sneered to each article ; to which are added* descripliiiu of the different Medicine and Chet mical Test Chests, with an enumeration of their tomentp, ,ost adapted to different climates and uses; and an account of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families residing in tie country. By REFCF., BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty, 'l.O, Bedford -street, Covent-Carden. " ibis is a very convenient Work, and contains in a short compass a great dial of useful Information." Critical Revielas ,Arivt. 1 MO. - ~ -. scurf 's Thh day was published, complete, peke .86. 16s. with Titles to bind itt 4,3, or 6 Volumes, - - - - 'THE HOLY BIBLE, containing the Old and New Testaments; with Original Notes, Practical Observa tions, and copious Marginal References. A new Edition, wirh the Author's lateit Corrections and Improvements. ar the Rev, THOMAS SCOT r, Rector of Astoo Samford, Bucks ; and late Chaplain to the Lock Hotpital. Puhliched by 1.. B. Seeley, 189, F,leet-street ; I. Hatehard, Piccadilly ; Oliphant and Balfour, Edinburgh ; M. Keene, Dublin; and Edward , and SAV ge, Cork. •_ FRANKLIN'S WORKS COMPLETE. Thia day was rblished. In Three large Volpmes two. price CI.A 169. in bawds, The Second E,ltlnn of 9 'HE COMPLETE WORKS in PHILOSO pHY, POLITICS, and MORALS, of the late DOCTOR iIENJAMIN FRANKLIN, now lira collected and arranged with Itienseirs of his early Life. wltl rrEs 1W HIMSELF. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row; and J. Johnson and CO. St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, Tbe Life and Essays separate, is two volumes 12mo. price Ss. in hoards. This day were published, price ss. bound', E XERCISES in the SPANISH LANGUAGE , -ILA adapted to the Commercial and Military Spanish Grammar. 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