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..-4.7 A str i .zt: • :_., • . . 1." - . .'4, , , t . . 0 .cw . '" ‘i • • 0 ^/' . , a l il ' , i e , • '''" 'I , • , 4)ia-t 4 ti e F.)). •,.• tp FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1805. 1711/MlllVit 5082) PRICE SIX-PENCE THRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Nitrr OPPIOtE, May tl, 1805. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS cad COMMIS SIONERS o f HIS MAJESTre NAM', Is &rely elm notice, SURNErs HISTORY OF MUSIC. Four Volumes In Marto. Price 61.65. in boards, THE few remai n in g C o pi es ma y now be h a d o f t h e following Booldellera....T. Payne, Mew's.gate,Caßlo4trect; G. and W. Nicol, Pall Mall; J. White,Fleet-Brea ; Longman and Co.; Wilkie and Roblnfon, Paternottr-row. Where alto may be had to complete Setts. the Flrft, Third, and Fourth Volumes, price each 11. t ts. 6d. in boards. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 17, 'Sop will be performed the Tragedy of BARBAROSSA. Achmet, Mafter BETTY ; Irene, Me,. H. SIMONS. To which will be added the Mufieal Entertainment of MARIAN. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Douglas. \ PATENT upright Grand PIANO FORTE, - with additional Keys, to be Sold for 55 Guineas. exceeding soca in Tench and Tone, made on the bell iiilndples, Rands well .n Tune, and very elegant in aypearince, No. 23, Chad's Rew, Gray's Inn-lane Road. MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES. QN Monday, June 3, a Courfe cf LECTURES on , PHYiIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence at the La. boratory, Whitcomtrltrect, Leiceftcr-fquart, at the 'anal morning hour, viz. Therapeutics at a quarter before eight—The Pradtiee of Phyfic at half after eight—and the Chemiftry at a quarter after nine.-- By GEORGE PEARSON, NI. D F. R. S. Senior PhyAcian to St. George's Hofpital, of the College of Phylicians, ate. &c. A Regifttr is kept of the Patients in the Hofpkal, and a Ledture is read on them every Saturday morning. at nine o'clock. Prop..fali may he had in Leicefterlquare, and at St. George's Hofpital.—The Prat iee of Vaccination will be taught as ufual, tube Inflitution, in Broad-ftrect, TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who hal' held a fmall Appointment under Government for theft Ba tten years, who hai a Wife and two (mall Children, depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whore ruin mult be in evitable, unlcfs he fhould be Co fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a generous Public; took. with a pleating and anxious hope to this lilt refouree as the oaly means to enable him to retain his firuaeion, preferve his refpei tability. fupport his family, and rave Limit( fmm prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to de tail his long fulferings and exertions to keep his wants a feeret in his own hisfom : his endeavours have failed. and he humbly begs to refer thofe whom PR ovtot Net has bkffed with a difpolition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures for a fuller account to Mar.. Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers. No. 343, Strand, where the (malleft donations will be molt thankfully, received and gratefully acknowledged. That on Wednefday the sad of this month, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, Coma:killloner Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. sviU ex port to Pale, at the Pay Office, in his Majeny's Yard, near Pont. mouth, fevexal Lots of Old Stores, confining of Old Canvas in Paper Stuff Old Junk in Shakings Colours with Tabling Rope in Paper Stuff Junk in Paper Stuff Lathing, Rounding, Old Hemp RubbiLh, White Ocham, &c. And his Makny's !loop Brine. All lying at the laid Yard, where any Perfonswithing to become purchafers may have the liberty of viewing the fame during the common working hours of the Yard, until the day of file. Inventories and Conditions of Sale may be had here, andat the Yard. GRAND SPRING LOTT E RY, NOW DRAWING. No. of Prizes. a of SCHEME. Value of each. 4 30,000 10,000 10,000 5,000 1.000 1000 5 00 100 3 0 00 Total Value. Is 660,0x0 40 .000 30000 ,000 - moo° &coo - 7,000 - SO=3 aopco 14 so 'Co 6,0c0 4 sooxoo Capitals determinable t Plrft-drawn, ift Day ,C to,ooo Firft-drawn, 6th Day 4 20,000 Ditto 2d Dag moo Ditto 7th Day 20-0 Ditto 3d Day tOOO patio Bth Day 30,030 Ditto 4th Day scoo Ditto sth Day 1,000 Ditto sth Day moo Ditto Loth Dty 1,000 Tickets and Shwa are felling at every 011iee. PRESENT PRICE : 30,000 Tickets. Ticket - . - , E r 9 o 0 4 9 1 5 01 Eighth - 29 6 - 418 o SLiteenth I 5 o Malf Quarter TO-MORROW. BIST-I, Contratior for the prefent Lottery, re • fpeelfully acquaints the Public that Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawu, may he had till Nine &Clock TO-MOR ROW MORNING, when the SECOND Day's Drawing will be gin. And in order to accommodate thole who, from a variety of eircumilances, may have been prevented purchafing, be will con tinue to fell at both his old eftablifhed Offices, 4, CORNHiLL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Tickets and Shares, until nine o'clock on Saturday next,warrant ed undrawn, at the following prices : Ticket Lau 0 0 Half £9 is o I Eighth 42 6 Quarter 4 113 o I Sixteenth a 5 0 Money for Prises as foon as drawn. lICTUALLING OFFICE, Mry 8, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mols77's Ndrr, b kr* gear ;wire. That on Thurfday the 6th of June neat, they wiU be ready to receive Tinders in writing, (fealed up) for fuch Quantities. of IRISH BEEF and POLK, in iialf Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar. rely, as the refpedive Merchants and Dealers therein Ihall think proper to offer; to be of the heft quality; o have been cured In the lalt feafon ; to be delivered in the fpace of Two Months into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, in fuch proportions as Full hereafter be determined upon rand to be paid for by Bills payable, with Intent!, ninety days after date. The Condition, of the Cootrad may be fear at the Secretary's Office. No mord will Le bed to any Tanks. in :Mid the price Atoll nos 4e infirted in ems& et kerb, or that flail not be &livered to the Roan before One o'asei on the fail 77nerfday.the 64 jaw neat, nor no4fs the Perron wbe mks the Tender, or fiat Perfon on hie behalf, attends to einfwer salon ealleifor. W ANTED to purchafe on the Thames or other large River Welt of London and &Rant not lefa than ao, nor mere than 40 Mlles, a oonveni , nt Cottage Hou'e, with Land, where the Manor or Deputation of a Manor can be had.—Any one having, or knowing of the fameto be difpofed of, will oblige by a lint to M. A. Bell's Library, No. 148, Oaford•ftrcet. ---- MESSRS. STRANGE, DASHWOOD, AND THE Creditors of Meffrs. STRANGE, DASH -1 WOOD, and CO. are hereby informed, that the firit Divi dend of the joint Mate is now in courfe of payment, and may be received at the Office ..1 the Truftees, No. 12, Fenchurch•ftreet, any day (except Sunday) in tb., courfe of this Mouth, between the hours of eleven and three, and en any Wednefday or Friday at terwards, between the fame hours. Such of the Creditors as hold Securities, win be required to pro• duce the fame when they alpty for their Dividends. May o,lBoy. A. and J. Wr STON, Solicitors to the Truftets. WAREHOUSE, No. 40, CHARING CROSS. IF the GENTLEMAN who called at this Ware hoofs on Sacarday lzR, and bought feria of the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY for his Nephew going to Jamaica, and at the fame time read a letter which mentioned the efficacy of the Remedy fold here in the bigheft terms, Rating alto the CASE of a GENERAL OFFICER in his ‘lajefty's fervice, whofe Life had been happily laved by its ufe, wiU have the goodoefs to call again, or fend his Addrefs to this Warehoafe, the Proprietors of this In- Ilitution will be particularly obliged to him. May 6, rBos. JOHN BENDLE, Tuft Clerk. For NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,BII.IOUS COMPLAINTS,&e. IN the late Di. NORRIS's DROPS, are found the belt remedy in the anise* Their reanimating and reltora tive areas in Coughs, Colds, and all Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels, Lownefs of Spirits, Complaints of Advanced Age, &c. th( fe Drops will produce the happieft eifeas. In a practice of Fifty Years, they have been found an infallible remedy for Fever. of all deferiptions and in all Climates. Prepared and Sold Whole rale and for Exportation, by Wm. Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple Bar, London, and Retail by mOlt Medicine Venders, price as 9d. s ts. and 225. per Bottle. To prevent impofition, obferve the Signature, Wm. Wkhers. ONE GUINEA IN THREE SAVED, WITH Pleafantnefs,and Durability nnited- T -in the Purchafe of COLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS, with COTTON FEET, removed from the Poultry to No. 146, Fleet. (tree. The truly alioniating, rapidly inereafing demand for the above has induced Mr. CoUyer, the original Proprietor, to mann. fadture the tarsal and molt elegant affortrnent ever yet offered to the public infpeaion. Ladies and Gentlemen's fine Silk, 7s. 6d. a pair, or three pair for a Guinea; thole with the molt fatbionable clocks, tos. 6t1.; Rout and fine black ditto, from Bs. 6d.to les. 6d. N. B. To Inch Ladies and Gentlemen who have not made trial of their diftinguithed and unrivalled excellency, it may be propel to Rate, that they are far more warm, comfortable, loft, and plea rant ; infinitely more durable; and though every way equal in richnefs and quality, not more than two-thirds the price of thole with Slit feet. This day was publillted, in two vols. foolfcap Bvo. hot prefer!, and embellilhcd with four fine Engravings by Heath, price xas. in boards, and a fuperior Edition, on wove thick po(t 8,0. with proof leapt-cams of the Plattv, price ifiv boards, A 'HE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN LANG •II. HORNE, D. D. Redtor of Blagdon,Somerfetildre, and Pre bendary of Wells. To which are prefixed, MEMOIRS sof the AUTHOR, by his Son, the Rev. J. T. Langhorne, L.L.B. Vicar of Harmoodfwortb and Drayton, Middlefex. London : Printed by J. Mawman, No. as, in the Poultry. This day was publiChed, bandfomely printed in two volumes livo. price z6s. boards, AN ESSAY on CHEMICAL STATICS, w i t h A. copious Explanatory Notes, and an Appendix on Vegetable and Animal Subttanccs. Faithfully tranflated tram the original French of C. L. BERTHOLLET, Member of the Confervative Senate, of the institute, &c. by B. LAMBERT. Printed for j. Mawman, No. 22. in the Poultry. Of whom may be bad, jolt publithed, in one volume tamo. price es. boards, Obfervations on the Plague, &c. of Egypt ; translated from the French of P. Affalini, by Adam Neale. xICHA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cc. rerpeet A% fully acquaint the Public. that the SECOND DAY of DRAWING of the prefent STATE LOTTERY, will begin TO-MORROW. STATE OW THE WHEEL! Two Prizes of £30,000 I Five Prizes of 42000 Two of — 20:000 I Seven -- of Two of 10,000 I Thine= Three —of 5,0c0 TICKETS and SHARES, Sale at the corner of Bank Build of the King's Mewa, Charing CI chardfon, Goodfack, and Co. of soo ranted undrawn, continue on i,Cornhill, and facing the Gate , the Lieenced Offices of RI- WARRANTED ¶INDRAWN. TO.MORROW WILL BE THE SECOND DAY OF DRAWING: HORNSBY and CO. refpeelfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they (hall continue felling Tic kets and Shares during the Drawing of the prefent State Lottery, utzrianted undrawn at the time of purchaling, which renders the guirchafer equally as fecure as if the Ticku or Share was bought before the Drawing began. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exaftly on the fame Tc rm: 21 if prefcnt. Prizes paid on Demanel,whether a 201. or a 30,0d01. at No. s 6, CORNHILI.. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, ece. HA RD\ 'c NEW-INVENTED EFFULGENT BLACKING, patronifed for ore by the King and Royal Fa- Wai brought to perfedlion five years ago, and has ever since tnalt.tained its decifivc superiority. wholly independent of gummy freearing. and the noxious coat of japan varniai ; this is purely undtuous, softening, effcntially cleanfing, confervative and conge r:ill to the loather; even after a great length of time, when duR is wiped off the tranfcendant 'nitre is di - played, which no other Black ing can re.‘,.!t ; it foils nothing, and has no scent, it repells %voter, withtlinds licnt, flourifhes in all climates, and requires not half the trouble; its imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Drefs- Rules, Cartouch-boxes, Ladies' Black Bias, Clogs, &c.—rs. and Is. tot per Box.—Hardy's Mixture„Cream and Liqu id, are match :els for reftoring, preferving and beautifying the Tops of Boots.— The Cream keeps the pale colour, is.6d. The Liquid is for brown or tan ra. The Mixture takes out ink,or any Rain, 35. per bottle. The genuine are signed and fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3, Barn ard's Inn, Holborn, London; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church. yard; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Shaw and Edwards, Saint Paul's (Lurch-yard; Hendrie and Sons, Tichborna-Rreet ; But ler, Chearfide ; Robertfon, No. 22, Peinee.-ftreet, Edinburgh ; Hardy's Mufic Shop, Oxford; Bodkin, Printer, Cambridge; Bar ret, Weymouth; and molt perfumers, bookfellers, and venders of Medicine in the kingdom.—This Blacking Powder is particularly recommended to dealers, and for exportation ; uniting (mall corn oafs to lifht carriage, and not fulled to 100, it molt liquids are, :ram the breaking of bottles, fermenting. TO THE LADIES. fIAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, AI for removing dUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, glee. giving at the fame time a Cireaffian foft ode and tranfpartney so the Complexion.---Superlipous Hairs have in all ages and Countries been conSdered highly derogatory to female Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of Egypt and other Went Nations Mould be entirely exempt from this (course of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To Lady M.W. M—ae, Europe was at length indebted for the keret procured from a Female friend, during her relidence in Turkey, and where, it appears, the Ladies cooftantly make ufe of it at the Baths. Ths very liberal encouragement which the Pro prietor has ever experienced Nun his fair Country Wetness, makes him prefume that this Preparation meets with their entire approbation. The mildnefs of its operation, fo as not to irritate even the delicate !hies of an infant, its never failing and permanent efficacy, difti.fing an odoriferous and molt delicious fragrance, render it in every raped an elegant and neceffary addition to the Toilette of Beauty and Fafhion. Recommendation alone would Rill as hitherto have been found fufEcient so circulate a Depilatory, the reclufive effect of which is fo obvious and invariable,did not juftlce to the Public require that they mould be raved from the painful effcdts of injurious and cox.. rofive applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the above, and introduced to the Public under various names.—To prevent impoation in future, and to accommodate Ladies too diftant for perfoual application, their orders by polt for a tingle Bottle or larger quantity, will be molt pundksally executed to any part of Town or Country, fuch *Mei s inclofing the amount, ad decked to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ftreet, Holborn, Londe, Sr doors from Holborn, price 35. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of One Shilling in 6: Bottles. N. B. None is genuine unlefs figned in the Proprietor's hand.wsking, to imitate which is felony. N. B. While Ear -r BET was in England, a certain Perfon, invidu. ous no doubt of the unbounded fuccefs with which this Depilatory has been conilantly attended, aged bins, by means of an inter preter, if it ever was ufed in Egypt? %hen, to his conflation, the Mamuluke produced foam of this identical preparation, which it, fermi they always carry about them, being employed by the Men to give uniformity and nape to their muttachios, Ste. The above,' with numerous inftanees of its. complete and permanent Needs, are confirmed by Mlldayles, white may be feta at the venders. This day were publithed, in one vol. Bvo. price ys. 6d. boards, QERMONS on various SubjeEts. By SAMUEL ia STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. Prefident of the College of New Jerfey, America. There Sermons were tranfmitted by the Author, with a view of afcertaining how far his mode of thinking and writing might be acceptable to the people of the United Kingdoms of Great Bri tain. Having been infpedied ley two eminent Divines, who re gard them as the fineit (yardman of oratory. as well as the ftrong eft incitements to true religion and morality, this volume is rub- milted to the criterion of general fentiment. Printed for J. Mawman (fucceffor to Mr. Dilly), in the Poultry. Qf whom may be had, Sermons chiefly intended to promote Faith, Hope, and Charity. By V. Knox, D. D. 3d Edition, large Bvo. 6s. boards. This day was publithed, in a Vols. Bvo. price 16s. in Boards, AN ESSAY the MALIGNANT PESTILEN TIAL FEVER, introduced into the Weft India !Bands from Boullam, or the Coaft of Guinea, as it appeared in 1793, ty94, t 793 , and 1796; interfperfed with Obfervations and Fads, tending to prove that the Epidemic emitting at Philadelphia, New York, &c. was the fame Fever introduced by tided - Hon imported from the Weft India elands: and illuftrated by evidences founded on the State of thde Maids, and the information of the molt eminent Praaioners reeding on them. By C. CHISHOLM, M.D. And Infpeaor General of the Ordnance Medical Department in NAVAL CHRONICLE. T H E Public are refp e ef u lly i n f orme d, t h at T we l ve Volumes, In Royal Odavo, are now complete, and may be had in Sets, or by the Tingle Volume, neatly half bound and let tered. price de. each Volume, with elegant Engravings, from Drawings by the firft Arcing ' NAVAL Cxtomtcat is a molt acceptable prefent to friends abroad: the twelve Volumes contain nearly zoo Engravings of Portraits, Views. Charts, &c. Publifbed by I. Gold; No. 103, Shoe-lane ; Mars. Blacks and Parry. Leadenhall-ftreet ; Mars. Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; Mr. Symonds, Paternolter-row ; Mars. Croiby and Co. Stationer's court ; Mr. White, Fleet-itreet ; and of the Bookfcllers in the Country. To the Officers of the Royal Navy, Merchants, Ship-Owners, Officers of the Cuitoms, and others conneitcd with our Ma ridme State. This day was publiffied, in Royal Orley°, price ryas. in boarde, THE SPIRIT of MARINE LAW ; or , Com pendium of the Statutes relating to the Admiralty ; being a eoncifc but perfpieuous Abridgment of all the APRs relative to Na- vigation, alphabetically arranged, and the fubitance and references to the fevcral elaufes placed in the margin. By J. J.J. MAXWELL, Of the Hon. Somety of the Inner Temple. Publifhed by H. D. Symondt, Patemofter-Row; J. Butter worth, Fleet-Brett ; J. and A. Black, and H. Parry, Latdenhall area ; and I. Gold, Shoe-lane. the Weit Indies. The Second Edition, much enlarged. London: Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may be bad, price Bs. in boards, handfomely printed in One large Volume, oElayo, The Second Edition, with large Adititions, CASES of the DIABETES MELLITUS; with the Rauh& of the Trials of certain Acids, and other Substances, in the Cure of the Loa Venerea ; by John Rollo, M. D Surgeon•Geocral of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich. This day was publifhed, in Three Volumes, Odiatro, price One Guinea in Board., N IMPARTIAL and SUCCINCT HISTORY ofi the RISE, DECLENSION. and REVIVAL, of the CHURCH of CHRIST; from the birth of Our Saviour to the prefent time, with faithful charaeters of the principal perfonages, ancient and modern. By the Rev. T. HAWEIS, LL. B. and M. D. Chaplain to the late Counters of Huntingdon, and Realtor of All Saints, Aidwincle, Northamptonibire. Containing the progrefs of Chrißianity till its eltablifhment un der Theodolius its fearful decline through the dark ages ; its hap py revival at the reformation, and Ruifluations to the prefent day. The chandlers of the principal perfonages,aocient and modern, who had diftinguiOsed thentfelvcs in the defence of the true church, are faithfully drawn; the prefervatlon of the holy feed in the ages of ignorance and parfeeution particularly adverted to: the Rate of religion in this land, from the days of Henry the Vlllth, to the ' prefent time, explicitly detailed, with the charadtera of the mo narchs ; a particular account of the Pietifts, Moravians. and Me thodifts, and their leaders: with a concife view of milionary la bours among Proteßants, and of the prefent Rate of true reli gion throughout the world, with the means of promoting its greater progrefs, by growing union and zeal among all true Pro teltauts. Mr. YOUNG'. ANNALS. THE Q2arterly Number of M r . YOUNG' s AN. NALS of AGRICULTURE, four of which are emended to form an Annual Volume, will appear on the FIRST DAY of JUNE, and will be circulated with the Monthly Publications. This Work will be continued regularly on the MST Days of Jose, SYYTESSIta DIICINSta i and WWII, price is. 6411. each Maraud with CoPperirlates, and containing every new Improve. smut and Difeovery in the Pratilice of Agriculture, Bridge•ftrect, Blarlfriars, May 16, dos. THE HEROIC EPISTLE. This day was publilhed, in one elegant vobame, (mall *day% Price as. 6d. in boards, THE POETICAL WORKS of the AUTHOR of the HEROIC EPISTLE to Sir WILLIAM CHAM BERS, now firit colicded, with Notes, b 1 the °mos wait Pea. LISIIER —Althouga the Heroic Epiltle to Sir %Main Chambers is generally allowed to be one of the nue dallied Poems in the Engtifli Language, yet it has long been out of print ; and the ether works of the fame Author, having been publithed in detached pamphlets, are alfo become very fearce. The whole eolkdted to gether, afeertained, and identified by their original Publilber, can not fail, it Is prefumed, to fusda place In the Library of every matt of trite. Veiniest for RICRAID PuiLurs, N 0.6, Beldge-ftreet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. _ _ Of whom may be had, juft pubbfbed, POEMS, by LAURA SOPHIA TIMPLI, price ya in beard& This day was publilbed, price 6s to beards, SERMONS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS — By the Rcv. R. SHEPHERD, Archdeacon of Bedford. Printed for J. Warman, No. 21, Poultry. Of whom may be had, lately pubUfbed, g. Smith's (of New Jerky) Sermons, ou various Subjeas, Bvo. price 7s. 6d. in boards. 2. Wrangbana's Thirteen Practical Sermons, ho. 61. boards. 3. Parr's (Dr.) Spital Sermon. 4to. ys. 6d. boards. 4. Stebbings' Sermons on PraelicalSubjeds,3 voh. as boards. s. Knox's Sermons, chiefly intended to promote Faith, Hope, and Charity. Bvo. 6s. boards. 6. Haweis' Hiftory of the Church of Chrift, from the birth of our Saviour to the prefent time, 3 vols. Bvo. 21s. boards. FREDERICK THE GREAT, King of Fruitla. This day was pubilihed, in two vols. Syn. price 16s. in boards, ORIGINAL ANECDOTES of FREDERICK the GREAT, King of Prulsa, his Family, his Court, his Minißua, his Academies, and his Literary Friend., collected during a twenty years fam iliar interceurfe with that Prince. By M. THEBAULT, Profeffor of Belles Lettres In the Royal Acadespy of Baths. Printed for J. johnfon, in St. Paul's Church yard. •„• This Work occupies nearly the fame ground refpeding the charadler, converfation, and perfunal tranfadtices of Frederick the Second, as Bofwell's Life of Dr. Samuel Johann has taken In rel.. Coo to that celebrated Author. ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER WORLD. This day was publigied; price Two Guineas, Volume the Fiat, containing the Vegetable Kingdom, A N Examination of the Mineralized Remains of Vegetables and Animals of the Antediluvian World, gene rally termed Extraneous Foffils ; illuftrated by coloured Plates. By JAMES PARKINSON. Publiffied by Mr. Robfon, New Bond-Rreet ; Mr. White and Mr. Murray, Fleet-ftreet; Mr. Symapds, Paternofttx-sow; Maks. Richardfons, Meffrs. Arch, and Mr. lifperne, Cordial ; Meet, Black and Parry, Leandenhall then; and Greenland and Norris, Finibury-fquare. In the prefs, by the fame Author, Obferrations on the Gout, with Remarks on the Topical Application of Cold Water, and the other means recommended for the cure of that Difeafe. FL AXMAN's HOMER. This day were publiihed, price al. %Leach, A Ncw Edition, with additional Plates, of A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS to illuarate the ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER ; from the Compofi.. dons of JOHN FLAXMA N, R A. Sculptor to the King. For this Edition new Engravings of the Odyffey have been made, under the Defigner's infpeetion, and are now publifhed in England for the fiat time: it is to be obferved, that the Italian. French, and German Editions arc Copies from this, the original Wo►k. 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