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• • - T ,• ' . • .• • ) ( S ; • 1114 0 .).0141.1 * .i . 1 1 11 - A p r ‘l'' > i t • WEDNESDAY, MAY 69, 18os. -- --- NUMBER 5C92} i PRICE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. `THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 29, 18.05, will be performed the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Widow Bela:our, Mrs. JORDAN. After which THE TRUE LOVER'S KNOT. And (for the fourth time). a New Comic Opera, called YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY. The Max compacd and feledted by Mr. Kitt.r. 0 ArICE. My 22, ao s . THE PRMICIP,9I. OFFICERS an d COMMIS STONERS .f HIS MAY ESTr's NAP"; Jo ierelv gies moth- COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. AT s MEETIN G o f - the FREEHOLDERS of the County of NORTHUMBERLAND. held at Moe. Fern, on Friday the 24th Day of May inftant, In Purfuance of a Reguifition to the Sheriff, to take into Conflderation the grata Violations of the Law, and the flagrant Abnfes in the Manage ment and Expenditure of the Public Money; and alfu forth. Put pofes of further inveltiirating fuel. Abufes,dand for the Punilhnient of thole who h ave tramp l e d upon the -aw, and fur the Re moval of Perfons fo offending from his Majelty's Preence and Councils. &c. PERU.—This day was pubillhed, Dedicated, by pert:U[6on, to the Right Hon. 1. ,rd Me Le, In'onc large and elegant Volume. %art°, illuflrated by To-,.nry Coloured Engravings of Coflume, &c. price Two Guineas in hoards. THE PRESENT STATE of PERU, comprinng an Account of its Geography, Topography, Natural Hiltun. Miserakly, Commtrce, Cuttoms and Manuel', as well of its ei• vilifed as uncivilifcd itilubitants, State or Litaature, the Arts, &c. &c. _ _ That on Thurfday the 3oth of this month, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, they wilt put up to fate, at their Office, in So mulct-Place, fevcral Lots of Old Stores, confiking of Old Hammocks Old Ships Windhires Canvas in Rags Neutral Illemp Clots Cuttinfs Oil Calks and Pipes, Old far Barrels, &c. &c. All lying in his Majefty's Yard, at Woolwich, whelks any Perfons wring to become porchafers may have the liberty ci , f viewing the fame during the common working hours of the Yard, until the day of fale.—lnventories and Conditions of Sale may fie had here, and at the Yard. The whole drawn from original and authentic Documents, clsiefly written and compiled in the Peruvian Capital; ta is added, an Appendix, containing the modem Travel: of the Mil. Gonaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous ferritorics; and other intereiting particulars relative to the Idolatrous *lirilses of Indians inhabiting thole remote diftridts of Peru. Printed for Ricae eo Pus LLI rs, No. 6. Bridge bract, Blackfriars ; . _ r; IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • n:ition of the Right Hon. the LORD CAAIMIRILAID. OR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. ASHLEYS'. The following Refolutions were moved, and unanimoufly adopted by the Meeting:— Refolved, That it appears to this Meeting. that in Confequence of the Inquiry of the Cominiffumers appointed by Parliament to examine into the Public Abufes in the Department of the Navy, grata Peenlation and fcandalous Mirapplication of the Public Money have been deteded in the Office of the Treeforce of the Navy: That Lord Viftount Melville, holding fuels Office, has been declared by a Vote of the Houfe of Commune guilty of a grofs Violation of the Law, and a high Breach of Public Duty. Refolved, That the Houk of Commons, by this Decifion, is defervedly entitled to the Gratitude"and general Thanks of this Meetiug. and Of the Nation at large. Refolved, That the Milapplieation of the Public Money to other Services than thole for which it was voted and appropriattd, in dints.% Violation teen At of Parliament, and the enormous and extenfive Peculation which has been deteded in the Department of the Navy, ftrungly point out the Neceflity of the mat complete and minute Inquiry Into every Branch of the Public Revenue, and urgently require that the molt exemplary Punitment be in- Hided on every Perfon, however exalted his Situation, who his already beets dcteded in, or may herea ft er be found guilty of, &an tar Praa ice. iVI-lITSUN EVE, Saturday next, June will be performed A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC. and to be hal Of all ➢ookicliers. 74 Tyro carts. From the molt favourite Compofitions of Handel, hrdn, Pergolett, Arne, Kent, Avifon, CaUcut, Grieco, and r*iozart. DR. JOHNSON. This day was publithed, in One elegant Volume, (mall 041.av0, Price 4s. 6d. in boards , ABRIEF ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Dr. SA MUEL JOHNSON, from bis Birth to bis Eleventh Year. iTEN BY HIMSELF. PART Y. To which are added, Original 1.ett;;;;Iir: Johnfon, by MifA Hill Boothby, from the MSS. preferred by the Doebr. Printed far RICLIARO PNILLIP3, No. 6, Bridge- fireet, Black friars, and to be had of all Buokfcliers and Ncufearricrs. Of whom may be had, juft C. The LETT ~a s and other WoAka of Lady MAAS' WORT LAT MONTAGU, in five vols. price ass or on large piper, 4 01 . 2. The CoItRESPONOICNCt of SAMULL RICK.% sIUMN with his Friends, anti his Life,by Mrs. Barbauld, in 6 vols. pike 4.5 5 . 3. Mtatotas of the Lire, with the Origioai Correfisondalce and Paper. of Juan Witces, in five vols. price 15s. 4. The CoaRESPONorNct of the late Countcifes of Hitat. , ol o and PONIFRF.T, in 3 vols. price 211. Overture Oct:Anna! —R ecit. Mr. Bartleman, My cup is full.' Jolhua.—Smig, Shztl I in Marnre's:—Chorus, ' For all theft merciec.'—Song, Md . ; l'yrer,' Father of Heaven' Judas Mac.— Song, Mr.. Attie, Holy holy Lord.' Redeum...—Chorus,' He wt. them hailtiones.' If. in Egypt.—Recit. Mr. Bmham, • Derper and deeper INV and Song' Waft her jrphtha. .—Song, Miff. Monday and Chorus, 'The marvellous works.' Creation. Dr. Haydn.—Air, Mr. Bartieman, Lord have mercy: Pergola' ...Fourth Concerto Opera Quarto. Avifon. (Violon. obligato, Mr. Agile) , ).—Hymn of Eve, Mrs. Bland. • How cheviot.' Arne —Quartet and Chorus, ' For unto us.' Mefliah. Handel; (with additional Accompaniments by W. A. Alnzatt.)--Recit. Mrs. Alhe, Ye Sacred priefts' and Song, • Farewell ye limpid fprings.' Jephtha.• —Recit. Mr. Braham, •And God raid.' Creation. Accompanied In fplendor bright.' —Trio, Mif. Monday, Mt firs. Brabant, Bartlematt, and Graad Chorus 'The Heavens are telling.' PART 11. Grand Overture and March. Zaubcrffote. Mozart—Song, Mrs. lluffek. ' What tho I trace.'—Song, Mr. Miller, ' Honour and arms.' Samfnn.—Chorus ' Awake the ham.' Creation.—.iung, RBl's Munday, • Let the height feraphim.' Samkn. (i'romba obligato, Mr. Hvek.)—Charus, ' I.et their celeillal:—Echo Concerto, French Horns, Mears. Petrides.—Son7, Alr. Bartle man,' Angel of Life.' Calizott—Anthem, Mrs. bland and M ifs 'Tyree, ' Hear my praye : Kent—Reck. Mr. Braham,' Their \rights' Gnireo.—Song, 'To arms.'—elrand Chorus,' Halle lujah.' hiefilah. Handel. With additional Accompaniments by W. A. Mozirt.—Verfe four Voices. Mils Murday, Mrs. Bland. Maki E raham and Bartten , an,'Bleired is he. Rcquktn. Rccit. Madam Duffels ' 0 work than death, and Song,' Angels I ever bright.' Theodora. Coronation Anthem, ' God fave the Xing.' 'End of Part I. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by the cele brated Mr. WOELFLE, (being his lint public appearance in this Country.) Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. ASHE, Mrs. 111.0_11),.Mifs MONDAY, Mlfs T Y RER, And Ma •. tbme DUSSEK. Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MILLER, and Mr. BARTLE MA N. Leader of the Rind, Mr ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band and. Chortdre., which will be nu !wrens and eumpiete, by the molt approved Performers. 'Pickets to be had of Meffra Athleys', and of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage Dour in liart•itreet, where Places for the Buses may be PANORAMA, STRAND. MESSRS. REINAGLE and BAR KER have jet opened, in their Great Rooth, the molt Romantic Scene tier eshibitc,l in a Panorama, reprefenting THE LIAV OF NAPLES, From the wild and beautiful Dior.; of Vi o; Vertivius is ken to the atmoft advantage, with its streams of Lava ; Naples, Purtici, and Terre del Oreco are ken in the dilltance: in the fore.grmnd are tart: Rocks, with groups of Figures, reprefenting the curious Costumes of the neighbouring Country; and the Sea is enriched with Shipping, appropriate to the View. TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has held a fmaU Appointment under Government for there 16 years, who has a Wife and two final Children dependiivg fulely oo Isis exertions for their fupport, and whale ruin malt be iiievitable, uulefs he fbould be to fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a unerous Public ; looks with a phafing and anxious hope to this lalt refource as the only mean. to enable him to retain his thou- Con, prcferve hi. refpeelability, fupport his family, and rave him from prifon. It would here take tip too much foace to detail his long luti, rings and exertion. to keep his wants a iccret in his own isolom his endeavours have faihd, and lie humbly b , CS to refer thole whom PROM) LNca has bkfled with a difpolitiou to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller accouut to Mears. iodfoll and Stirlhto , Bankers, No, 345, Ezrand, and Metro. Bol• dew, l.uthingtosi, and Co. No. 3.), Cornliel, where the frnalleit don:Mous will be molt thankfelly received and gratefully acknow laigui. He begs toleturit his molt grateful thanks tu, G. K (of Sunda:laud), I,a 0 0 Anonymous, • I o GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. Value of each. 3 0 . 000 sopoo so,coo 5.000 s,OOO Icoo 5 00 'Co SO Na of Prlscs. Tot al Value. is £ 6o.Dx. 4C0 30 - 30.aa0 • itzooo 8,4p0 - 7003 - SP= 5.0 0 0 - 112,12C0 14 CO 6,;:c0 jo,coo Ticket. 3=at co Capital. dc4crrninah!c : Firit-drawn, sit Day L 50.:,,:., Brit-dr.wn, 6th pall,. 20P00 Zlitto zd Day zoos: Ditto 7th Ilay 10.0 Ditto 5d Day ICXIO Ditto Eth D. 30,0a0 Liter 4th Day sOOO Ditto 9th Day t,OOO ki:to 5.:t Day 100:: 'DI to /00% D.l spa* Tickets and Shares ::rt• (thing at evcry 011ict. I'IIESF.Ith I . l'iilCE: i, t 9 10 0 4, 3 All 0 I 5 6 7 kLt 4 ,tworttl too 0 Ettitts $ x o Sixteenth p FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. ITSSIA OIL, for making th e Hair grow Thick - I ' l, - and 1.0-g, even on bald pica. Whilkers, Eye.brows, &c. l.z.diea who with the ornament of a Ere head of Hair, need only r , ..!se oft of a few Bottles of the Raffia Oil, which is proved by t!..: fiat diftinetion to be the only article yet difeovered for making the 1-lair grow, both in length and thicknefs, when all other pre ti seldom for its growth have proved Milers. A few bottles of the kestFa Oil have never failed of having the &fired &ea. Several :.-sitlemen have declared, that after ufmg the Raffia Oil midair 8.. r 3 months, that the bald places have been nearly covered with It will in all cafes prevent the hair falling off. Price 7s. per nr one containing 4 (mall at one Guinea—to be had of the :'7 ,, prir.tor, 313, 01 ford ftreet; Finch, 5, Berkley-fquare; Holmes, Facharge; Ward, 324, Holborn; Butler, 4, Cheapfide ; ;:i , ifp, 39, Cockfpur-ftreet ; Bull, Dams-lb - at, Thablio; Rcaburn. h BridZi, Edinburgh ; Shepperd, oppolite the Exchange rtt and moft Medicine Venders its London. Iforeers from any part of the Country will be fent by Coach. , toing the Money and Utters, pod raid, and dire.;Ung to Mr. 1' h‘sr 3;11 Oaford-ltrest, London. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 8, igos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICITUALLING HIS AI AjESTro NAVY; do &ray eve notice s That on Thurfday the 6th of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) for fuch Quantifies of IRISH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bars relit, as the refpedlive Merchants and Dealers therein diall think proper to offer; to be of the heft quality ; to have been cured in the loft feafon ; to be delivered in the (pace of Two Months into His Majelly's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, in fuch proportions as fhaU hereafter be determined upon ; and to be paid tor by Bills payable, with intereft, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may he teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard Lc tad to any 'reeler in optic& the price flail not le imprint, in open's at tempt, or dui _frail not be delivered to the L'o.crd before One o'Civci on de f.id TI trf.l4,tLe 6th 7:sne next, nor snolililt: Perfon onto makes the Tender, or fame Perim on Lii bctalf, act..ndi to anfwer oaten calltiforo VICTUALLING OFFIiF., MI 23, 2 8 03. THE CO3I4I,SSIOIVI:RS far VICTU/ILLING HIS 11147ESTrs NAM, ‘l,, hereby give That on Friday the 7th of June neat, they will he ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fealcal up) and treat with fuch Parana as will tin:l:wake to fupply good, found, Rrong, and merchantable MADEIRA WINE to his Majetty's Sbips and Vr frets at Madeira, fur twelve months certain, and further until fix months warning !ball be given : to be paid for by Bills payahlc with intereft Ninety Daya after date.-1 he Conditions of the Contradt may be leen at the Seeictary's Office. No r,:zard riU k kw; to wry tender in which the peke .16.111 nit Is iafirtel in :cord, at length, or that toot he delivered to the Board kfore one o'clock on the Aid Friday the 7th of jnete next, it, anlefi the PerfOn who males the tode.r, or font taloa on hi, khaif, attend', to a „p,„ calbd for. FOIt.LIGN WHEAT.- 7 FOR. PUBLIC SALE. At Jack's Coff,:e.houte, over the Corn Exchange, Mark-lanc, On Monday next, the 3d of June, at Eleven o'Clock precifely, ABOUT 3000 Quarters of gond mixed, a n d hi g h mixed POLISH WHF.Ar, which may be viewed Loy time previous to the Sale, on applicatim to Medi, Scott, Harri,, and Co. No. la, Aldermanhury; or the Brokers, Thomas ilar;is and Nathmi , lPainter. of whom ft.rtiter Particulars may he known. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . _ In the ifland of GUEIINSF.Y, on the tsith of June next, THE under-mentioned Articles, being the entire Cargo of the Spaniih (hip PERLA, captured by the May lowcr private fhip of war, Ptucue Bet R E,T, Command , r, on a voya.te front Monteviedo to cbrunna anti Vigo, and ree,ultrlv condemned in the High Court of Admiralty, viz. Aninat 23p00 1,:oa Tanned Ditto, safe Tallow, it Boxes Tallow Candles, R.) Bales Goat's Wool , _ _ _ With fundry Carpets, Fur Riv, Tiger and Deg% Skins, ST r. And on the fullow!ng day will he Sold by Auttiun, the e mentioned Ihip PERLA, with all her Tackle, Apparel, and Fur- niture, about 330 Tons meafurement, and will carry ...boil 413 Tom; copper-bolted, and copper bottomed; a very faft rad, and well adapted for the Weft India Trade, or Trailfport Service. For further Particulars, apply to Paul and Havillatul I.c Me fowler and Co. of Audio Friars; or William Petcr Price, L•fy Cluernley.--Guenifey, May 22, 1805. Refolvecl, That the Honourable C. Cats and T. R. BEAU MONT, LI - quire, the Reprefentativt s in Parliament for this Ceunty, be ramellly requetted to gire their utnmft Parliamentary Allif tance in support of a full and complete Inquiry into the Abufes in the Public Expenditure in every Branch to the Revenue. Rcfolvest, 'I bat a Petition to the Houk of Commons, founded on thefe Refulutium, be peekwell by the Members for this ClMlllty. Rt.f . ihred, That the Thanks of shin Meeting be given to the Cotrifitirdoners of NAval Inquiry, fur their virtuous and intrepid Difeharge of their Duty, under Cirtumilances of peculiar DMA% Refoiced, That the Thanlts of this Meeting be given to the Earl of ST. VlNcam's, for having originated and fupporte,l the Commillion of Naval Inquiry. Rd Ned, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to S. \Voir r ID, Efquire, frr the judicious and (pitted Manner in vhi , •ll he ha• rx;ofeil to the Ceufure of Parliament, the difgract fcl in the Public Expenditure, that have been brought to Light by the Commilhuners of Naval inquiry. Relolved, T h at the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Honourable CIIARLES Gary, for the zealous and aide Support lss gave to the Meafures adopted by Parliament ott this important Refolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff, for his Readinefs in convening the Me i Ling, and ConduCt in the chair. Refobred, That the Sher Abe requefted to tign there Refuta tions and Petition to the Houle of Commons, ant and in Belief of the Malting. Reinlved, That Ode Refolutinns and Petition be inferted in all the 24.w/cattle Papers,and in the S rya* and Courier. Moved by Sir J. and fecunded hy Sir \V. Lo= RAISE, Bart. 'lle following Petition was air ordered to be Eretented by the County Members to tke Houk of Commons:— To the lionourabk the Commons of Great t,itaio in Parlia- ment ail - enabled: The Petition of the Geotlemen Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Northumberland: Wa, the her atiutn e its of the County of Me beg Lave to congrattilaw your Honourable Houk on the Relult of the Difctillions that have taken Place in your Honourahle Houre, refreeting the grols Peculation and Mifapplication of the Public Money, in open Defiance of the Law, that have been detected by the Commiasners of Naval Inquiry. We or ;7 your Honourable Houle to perfevere in that virtuous Line of Condos, which, 041 that important Occafion, difilifed fuch general SatisfaCtion throughout the Country. We intreat you, not only to continue your Inquiries into the Abdo in the Department of the Navy,but to extend thc fame into every Branch of the Public Expenditure, and to adopt a folid and pennanent Syflem of (Economy, well convioced that rigid Fruga lity alone can eiable this Country ttifupport the prefent enormous Wright of Public liurthens, and fullain the awful Coined. in which we are engaged. We implore your Honourable Unsafe to punifh Guilt, however protee - wd or exalted, and to re: cue front Peculation and Plunder a Loyal P, °plc, who have ever willingly contributed to the r, 41 Exi gencies of the State, and who never complain but when their gene rous temp , r is impored upon. Thu. will thc Common 4 of the United Kingdoms confirm the Confidence of the People, and hail into the Hearts of all goad Men a warm and ft c.niy Attache Hutt to the Brit& Conflitution. And ynur Petitioners will ever pray. kned, fur, and in B.lrilf 0 the Meetin7, JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . _ _ At the London 'raven, Foxhole-arm, Plymouth, OP Frid II the lift inf. May, at Ten o'Clock in the Formonn, ('HI UNDER-MEN L'IONEDGUNVESSEI. S, taken from he French by his Majetty's lhip MELA MMUS STIPLIEN POYNTZ, Ffq. Captain, and ut company his Iviajelty's hired armed Cutters FRISK and RHODA. I.ength. Bread , h. Depth. Atlmea. N 0.169 Gun Brig, 82 feet, 18 feet 4 in. S feet 6 in. ‘23 Tons 174 Ditto 82 28 6 3 9 126 266Gun1.tvc164 1 5 6 4 9 63 277 Ditto 6 4 25 6 4 9 68 287 Ditto 64 IS 6 4 9 68 3tl Ditto' _64 25 6 4 _9 ( 8_ All which Va . ,:ls appear nearly new built, of excellent Mate rials, principally of Oak, may bc 'iced for Inland Navigation or as Lighters in the River Thanoc,, as they arc of a very eafy draught of water, or may be converted into Merchant Vella) for general purpoles by beim; role upon. After the Ede olthc Veff. Is, will be sad their Warlike and other Stores, contifting of Guns, Shot, Powder, Makets, Bayonets. Sul dices Belts and Pouches, Cutlailes, Srils, Cables, Anchors, Haw ke*, Rigging. Bread. Peas, CaLavatiees, Sweeps, Pig Iron, Ballaft, Water Calks, A's:: which will be put in fuitalle Lets. For Catalogues and viewing the Veffel, and Stores, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, fiymouth. - - NEWSrAPER. 'l'obe Difpofed of. an Old Eflabliflied Prnvincial Paper, together with the stock of rvlaterials and Lew of the Prt.mtwa. Nunn ueed apply who cannot command 3000 Guinea,. Letters (poft paid) addrefred C.l). care of Melia. 'fayler and Ncwten.No. 5, Warwick-fivarc. I.oadon, will be itzwarded to, and in anfwcred by the Advcrtifcr. NORFOLK.--SPORTING RESIDENCE. TO lIE SOLD by AUCTION, At the Duke's liead,t.yun, on Tudilay the lath June, tEos, At four o'clock in the afternoon, A CAPITAL and molt d:firable FREEHOLD A ESTATE, co.itaiuing upwards of Ego Acres of exetikut Land, in a ring Fence, abounding with Game, with the Manh,n l-foute, called Stanhoe Hall. and a Capital Farm.Houfe, with all requilite Buildings, htuate at Staiihoe, within s miles of the Sea, 7 of Holkham, 6 of Houghton, and about i to miles from Lon don ; forming one of the molt eligibk and complete Eftates in the County of Norfolk. The Leafes will expire on Michaelmas day next . Part of the Purchafe-Money Amy Amain on fccurity of the Mate. Land Tax redeemed. For furthu Particulars apply to Mr. Beetfor., No. to, Gray's Inn-fquare; Mr. Kennel!, Land Surveyor, No. 15, Gerrard ftreet, Soho; or Mr. Stokes, Attorney, at Fakenhank, wherc a Plan the Etat. msy be Emu This day was pubased, hi three volt. Bro. pike one guinea in beards, N IMPARTIA L Anti SUCCINCT HISTORY of the RISK, DECLENSION, and REVIVAL, of the CHURCH of CHRIST, from the birth of Our Saviour to the pre'eut time, with fauhful charaaera of the principal ptrfonaget, ancient and milikra. By the Rev. T. HAUPT'S, LI.. B. and M. D. Chaplain to the late Counters of Huntiogdon, and !teem If All Saints 4ldwlm : le, Northaniptunthiri. ' Containing the progrefacif Chrißianity till its eitabliihment un• der *fheodollus ; its fearful decline through the dark agcy • its happy revival at the rctormadon, and ftuauttions to the pr efent day. 'lle charadters of the principal periOn•lgeq, ancieht and mo dern, who hid ililtinguithed themfelves in tht defence of the true church, ere faithfully drawn ; the prefervation of the holy feed in the agvs of ignorance and perfecution particularly adverted to; the Rate of religion in thls land, from the days of Henry VIII. to the prefent time, explicitly detailed, with the chandlers of thc mo narchs ; a particular account of the Malts, Moravians, and Me thodifts, and their leaden; with a calcite view of rniflionsry la bours among ?rots:dents, and of the prefent Rate of true reli gion throughout the world,with the means of pronsotlng Its greater propels, by growing union and seal among all true Proteftanto. London ; Printodfor J. Muumuu in the Poultry. THE 110 N. AND REV. RICHARD BOURK E, PLAIN TIFF, RIGHT' HUN. RICHARD EARL OF CLAN WILLIAM AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS. pU ASUANT to a Decretal Order made in this Cattle, bearing date the 12th day of DeceMber. 1804 I will ou Tuelday, the 18th of Jute next, at one o'clock in the after noon, at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fet up and fell by Pub lic Cant, the f,:veral Eftates vetted in the Plaintiff by Aft of Par liament, and decreed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fce and Inhe ritance of the Lands of Spring-houfe, Knockroc, sallynacluugh, Maugh, Golden Abbiathalill, Cappadrumin, art Milltown, La- Ardoberreen, Mantle-hill, Ballygriffln, and Bathclogeen, containing about 4897 Acres, Plantation tnealure, producing 3375 1 . Os• 4d. yearly; and alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted with Forelt Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon:— The Eltate is Btu= in the Barony of Clanwilliart, and County of Tipperary, in the Golden Vale on the River soir, within lour miles of the City of COW and of the Town of Tipperary, and will be fold hi 'he divilions mentioned and defcribed in printed rentals of the faid Eftate, to he had of MeErs. Furlong and Cham bers, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Aunzier-ftreet,llublin ; and of Pliers. White and FOIVIICS Liocoln's London. Dated this zcth of April, t 2tas. THOMAS WALKIs.R. N, 13, The printed Rentals %vat alfo he had of Pater Deane..EN. Cork; Henry D'Elterre, hfq. Limerick ; and at the Office of the Cloutnel Herald, Cluudia RATIONAL RECREATIONS. This day were publilhed, the Fourth Edition corrzdted, in 4 volt Bvo. PIM/rated with 63 Copper plates, prize 28s in boards, RATIONAL. RECREATION ; or, Winter Evenings Amufernents--in which the ptiuciples of Numhers and of Experimental Philorophy and Chaailtry are applied to a Series of Lary, Entertaining, and Inftmellve Experiments, antong which are all thofc commonly performed with Cards. By WILLIAM HOOPER, M. D. It may be proper to explain to thofe perfons who are yet unae• quzinted with this valuable and intereftim. 6 work, that it contains, t. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics. 2. Recreations in Optics, Chromatics, and Acoufties. 3. Recreations in Pheumatics, Hydrology, and Pyrotechnics. 4. Recreations in Electricity and Magnetifm. •c. Mileellancous Recreations, including th ice on Cards. The whole render e d ear) , and familiar to cue meanelt capacity. Printed fcr Rictinan Putt2trs, No. 6, Bridge•itreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers. This day was publifhcd. In Three elegant Volumes, Poft Octavo, Price One Guinea in Boards, embellifbed with a fine Portrait of Lady Pomfret, by Caroline Wayless, I'HECORRESPONDENCEIntweenFRANC ES -L. COCK rEss of HARTFORD (late Ditchers of Strnerirtj. and HCNRIE ITA LOUISA, COUNTESS of POMFRET, be tween the Years 1738 and t 741, during the refidsnee of the latter lady 'Load ; interfperfcd with Original Poetry and with Ance• dotes of the Englifh. French, and other Courts, and of didioguilect Perrone of that period. Printed fr,r RICHARD Paittirs, No. 6, New Bridge-Itreet ; and Mbe had of all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, I. THE LETTERS and other WORKS of LADT MIRY WORT Lay MONTAGU, publiihed from her genuine Papers, in poffefUon of her Grandfou the Marquis of Bute, in five volumes, price ass. in boards. A 2 . THE CORRESPONDENCE of %tram. RICHARDSO:I, Author of Ciariira and Grantliinn, with his Friend;, publifhcil by his Grand-children, with his Life by Mrs. ISARBAULO, 111 price 455. 3. MEMOIRP,of the Lula of JOHN WILK.24, int!rfperfed with his gcluine zcfpondence, and with Ori b tual l'apers By John Almon. in 5 clic:nes, price 35s.boards. - IJ - 4:F01. - 800 . KFiik CHILDREN. This day was publifhecl in Three parts, eith,r part to he had rep t. rarely, price Three Shillings each, handfontely half bound, THE BOOK of TRADES, or LIB R A.RY of the USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is illuftrated with feparate Engravings, and its 1-liitory, Utility, prcf,ait Stare, Ad. vantages, and Diladvantages, are fully and accurately defcribed. l'ARl' 1. Woll-comber ,pinner Waterman B4' et Maker Hat Maker Jeweller Bricklayer Carpenter Cuoper Stone-:neon Sawyer Smith PART 11. Shipwright Tlariner Cu: rice Apothecary B.tkcr Straw-hat-maker 'Coach Maker Tallow Chandler Gardener Hair Drafer Co:nb Maker Lace Maker Milliner Fer Worker Laundrefs Paviour Turner Brufh Maker Taylor Shoe Maker PART HI. Trunk Maker W heelwright Iron Founder Copper•plate Priater Painter Engraver Statuary. 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This day Was publithed, price 61 with the full allowance to , School, and Dealers, THE• LONDON PRIMER; or, FIRST BOOK for CHILDREN, at the earlica age—intended as an intro dwaton to Dr Mayor's, and the various other it ngliin Spelling books The following are the peculiar Improvements which will, rs it is fuppofed, entitle this little work to general adoption and prcter. once in all preparatory and firft Schools, and a.mmg thole, Mo thers who teach their infants the &II dements o! Reading. t. It la printed on fund-fine paper, on a very large and clear type. s. The firft let of Letters are of an unuinally large fire, bring an inch fquare, and the fecondllt of gre..t and fmailLttters are illu- Rrated with Cuts and familiar objects. 3. The Reading Lefl'ons hrgin with Words of only two Let ters, and proceed t thofe of three and four Letters, and fin.dly ly fuinple gradation• to thofc of two and three Syllables. 4. Every Lena is decoratzd with a bpautitully engraved farni liar,objeCt, rendering the whole number of plcafiug Cuts in the we* nearly One Hu. mired. s.,The Work is clofed with (bitable Prayer and Hymns, adapt. ed to firft age. 6. Vulgar and low exprefflons bare been ftudiouily,avoislcd, and an endeavour has been made in every part, to unite limph city with elegance. In a word, it may be fairly afferted. that the London Primer, or Firft Book, need only to be feat to he pref r. red both by Children thernfelves, cad by their Parents and teach ers, to every other wort of the fame defeription. Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and Sefton: Llhrtry Nn tyy, Neer Bond Itreet, and to be had of all Boohfei ler., St., tiOOCTII, and Dealers in Books. Of wfi,in may al*, had, Dr. Mawer's Spelling Book, the t tth edition, reviled and im proved, and all the other improved Children's Book, lately pub. tact by rebut and Co. at their Juvenile and School Library.