Star. — London, England, 1818-04-23 00:00:00

fOS • '''''' r/e" ' •teir /4s-e":''to ...'":;;1":44.;:".k.":-,,, . 1 . I i ' . •, i , A r„..... ; . /. - • 101114 AM( 1 I Ss ~,,, -- 0 '71 .1 .440 ~. -c. ' 'I t __it • , , i' 0 06.. 4_ ....zit tat Of.:fre/ A...,___f • , . / 1 9 . .11 , ..,11110 , 11f,,W --5 "........ ...etieo_ :.•1 __4ooB.....amar....amilimmmammidataiojmomme it* Asossowoowsw • I ' . THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1818. . PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. - -..-.........-.....?.......--..-.--.-------- , • . a - . This day were published, •. .. LAW INTELLIGENCE.' Ind oh ! Amateur thing happen to me I pray you regard our - r children mperiaßy, and rewatd these into whose care we have . -4 Is 4to. illuitrtheti by Move* Coloured states , price Si. 2s. .---. placed than. • Yeeertiselsild, Adriana, Is coostantly calling rriRAVELS THROUGH some PARTS:of:GER- COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL U. for her dear passi ale the aweetest of little Wage, and my ' • i 1 MANY, POLAND, MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. The LORD CRANCILLOR being this day engaged only comfort. Hems lathe and protect us both, and bear . By ADAM NEALE, M.D. • WWI Appeals in the House of Leeds, his Honour the ~, & ma y sh e .„„ , e , t 9 um i erge ;maw , met again. Rt. s t ) t _Late Physidan to t4e British Embassy at Constantinople, and ey e .- Physicius to the Forces. a.iel CHANCELLOR sat in the Court of Chancery, but member, my &dbl. der affection and lover-Adieu," &e. &t, . • . : I 0 1 t Printed for Longman), Hunt, fl ees , Orme , and B rown , L e e. nereanse deserving the attention of our Readers ciune The second latter was dated from Berbice, 17th Of et -. , don; and A. Constable and Co Edinburgh .. before him. It was not publicly mentioned on what Oc a to m ber y „et . 13 d..mat 15.1mL i... asits in i h d a l v i e s wriaten ggrain s tmo ' t oce jny ay. - day there.would next be are-bearing of the important . !Ruse, " TA ,. Yee* This day was published, - In One Vol. 12mo. price n. 6d : plain, or 10s. 6d. allounal ! likely to te inkrin fatu You ani thotlka is ve tempre been , arai had u m at: ta y atom , h ave, C ONVERSATIONS .ON BOTANY .--W ith STEWART, but it is not to come on i • c a st off to I ups , however, t hank Of*. Stetat ee rite s . • , my 014 lerali held& Mt have PAW many lathaeheli w• $ .. I Twenty Engravingk-The object of this work is to COURT Or KING'S B E NCH, APRIL 22. for waat of the prelims of my weer darling Aimee. Yeti may, , young persons to icquire a knowledge of the vegetable proodst- NOVAE° V. SMITH. however. t er re WI othaty.thi surprise in nethekle yout Lions of their na t ive ennotrf i for this purpose the arrangement m e. c0m,04 m o ved to set aside the Rule obtained tettee . kit psadm, whited ke t eemed me s t pm , o h are • 1. / t of Lumens is brief y attained, and a native plant of eadit etas* (with a few-exceptions) is examined;rand illustrated by an Pk in this cause, which was in no respect interesting. ex- itvat both is rotate. Your deer &dm Add ams i s aft kw; she is the pietun of her After, sad the atfo " 4 f. graving; and'a short Account is aided of some of the peinsq. cegt 20 far as it involved a question 01 law, um- only- I ' $ . Ol foreign species. . • t• oak anew the VW eieut seat front W.hedelt Sunday was to he reckoned as tre e of the elbow el 4140 WWII belr . _. : 116 e__ . ,Ips was is rats air mreonta • 1 !'l, t 1 - Printedfor Longman, Hurd, Rees, Orme, and . Brown, ga s- four eays in which a eepasseadestaiefeefendsera eli to Dr ow e s to bled m , h, m ar 14 1. 7a r , acrd case err Mee "II Saturday' rivckaillindwidthavein tow gernoster-fPw. in the OSce '.' tilea! bit seWll5 yes is bet a her beautify! hair, m4l'lllll. . k ;4 P I , DA HAMILTON ON. NATIOMAZ DEBT . ' • dikiw , elem et i." . .. . 41.11 t.,, lit k Vidal was publihad, la Ave. On. boards. Am .. 4 ' Radon, etilatT at '* ' SSTs wbicli was an action of deht, wherem , the hat tiaglY 12 0 1 41141112111 = 141- . ! L 0: • • 1 1 1 ... i. I N TNQUIRY concerning.the Rise and Progress, i e'Epimp:mgt. % the iroperey At Berbice, and eater the Redemption and present State, and the Ma had • ht entire days to produce their princitiaL after of the NATIONAL DEBT of GREAT BRIT AIN e return of the writ. He likewise referred to elm matters of a domestic and general 'nature, and con- Reeluded in the ofunchange d and tin- ... • r i l t IRELAND.-By R. HAMILTON, LL.D. F.R.S. E.-Pro- case of Wilkinsois v. Batts, and to the 4th Term . - lessor of Mathematics in the Marischill College and Uaiversity p orts 583, also to the 13th East. 588, and to the case changeable love and affection. . i • - of of Aberdeen. Cock and Brockhurst ; from which he inferred, Mr. Serjeant BEST in continuation, said, he could .. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, °mu, and Brown, Lon- don ; Oliphant, Waugh , nes,Edinburgh; and In Glasgow ; and A. Brown, Aberdeen. • ,should be days o f business A tachment which subsisted between the plaintiff and ' \,,, sY i e! S t 1 14 • '' !I L' 1 1. - The Connie however, held, that as the object of his wife, but he thought the two produced were suf. , , . , . This day was published , in Bvo._price 151. boards, Vol. 2, of the Rule is search, Sunday (being a day on which ficient. It was this woman, however, who was made .' e I g r 1 1 THE ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY and OBITUARY for 1518, with Silhouette Portraits . This volume 8010 - the party cannot inspect the Office) should not be the victim of-seduction b y the defendant-by Mite . • 1 1 . preherds the Biography of her Royal highness the Primness considered as one of the four days. who having entrusted to him the management of his 10 1 t dearest friend's interest, took advantage of his pecu- . Charlotte, the Dukes of Northumberland and Marlborough, SHERIFF 8 COURT, APRIL P 2. .a , • ‘ Messrk.Curran, Erskine , Ponsonby, Horner, Glennic , the Drs. CRIM. CON. ninny embarrassments , and violated his wife ! He , Thomson and Disney, &e. &c. Scc. and all the principal Charac- FRAZEE' V. BUITTLEDANIC. could not but say that the defendant had by such - ten, who died in 1816.1817, interspersed, and illustrated With d I This was of Simon instituted to assess damages a variety of Original Letters, poeuments, and Anecdotes ; and . , simon Frazer, Esq. against W. Brittle- conduct made himself a monster ! -for while pretend- ing to protect the sinking pioperty of his friend, he t I * ' ' containing an Analysis of recent Biographical Works. with a in tne tale General Biographical List of Persons recently deceased. bank, Esq. for criminal conversation with Susan his had wrested from him a jewel more precious than t Priited.for Longman, Hurst, R ees , oeme, sue Brown, London. wife. The defendant had suffered judgment to go gold, Or all the property which it was possible for 1 i " Of whom may be had, by default, and the damage* were laid at Ten Thou- elle plaintiff to have accumulated, or of which he 4 111 ~.1 The ANNUAL OBITUARY, Vol. I. for 1817, price 1111. sand Pounds. could be deprived. This day_ are published, in , Two '`_;rola. 12mo. price 12s . bds. Mr. Serjeant Brer said, the plaintiff, Mr. Frazer, George Munroe, Esq. krew the plaintiff and Mrs. 1 .11 i , k:,,# NORTHERN IRISH TALES ; founded on was a Gentleman who had enjoyed an estate of ccte. Frazer.-He was present at their marriage in Berbice, ~ t ‘ 4 Pacts. siderable vale. in the island of Berbice, in the West and had frequently afterwards been in their con- i,, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London. - .1. e r: Of whom may be had, just published, Indies. He was 98 years of age, or upwards, and of the paly. They lived together in the most happy men- , •, e ' i t z 1 Roe Roy, a Novel. By the Author of Waverly, &c. J.% 3 about 17 years ago had married the daug hter men as man and wife. He was acquainted with the vote ienso. price 11.-11. boards. Governor of Berbice. The defendant was also a re- hand-writing- of Mil. Frazer, and was enabled to state , . , 0 Coxacctuni, a Novel, in Three Volumes, 12mo. a ls. Mu cident of Berbice, and possessed of an estate, situate positively that the two letters read were written by her. , I. s ' The Bactsetna and the MARRIED Mae • or, the Equilibrium Cross-examined by Mr. Guneev.-He never knew ' I' .• • - , e "Balance of Comfort." A Novel.' In 3 Volumes Imo. some distance from that of the plaintiff, which was t ee 16s. 6d. boards. known by the name of Brighton. The plaintiff and that the plaintiff was addicted to liquor while in Bei- I p The Wean( Alotrwranisaa. A Nova. By Catherine Hutton. his wife were married in 1802, and up to the year bite. The people in that colony were in the habit of F In 3 Volumes, 12mo. pace 16s. 6d. boards.l - - Thu, day was published, price ls. ' happiness and affection. One son and three daugh- state of inebriety. He certainly was not esteemed a - ' T HE CONDUCT of the CLERGY in SUPPORT- tens were the fruits of their union. The plaintiff, du- -4 • ING the BIBLE SOCIETY VINDICATED from the ring• hie residence at Berbice, had unfortunately en• Dr : Stewart also knew the plaintiff and Ms wife, 1i 1 ;'. '., CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST THEM by the Rev. Ivied into a speculation with drunkard. a Gentleman named Ro- who lived on the most loving and affectionate ternl. o RICHARD LLOYD, in a Letter to-that Gentlurmus. t • bison, which failed, and in the year 1815 he v o t e r- 1- l ocket' Downey, Esq.. knew Mr. end,Mrs. Freier, . e • By tar Rev. EDWARD COOPER, , 1 r lector of Hammen Ridwaire, amt at Yolan, in the County of ned with . his wife to England. Tl* defendant, who a pe depaece to chill-Hiving happily together. Mrs. i .f e e , .61.1 AR Onemth ' _ Ismdqwevtheeiy been on tailielirclbse intimacy . with Downey wits absent irom illness, or she would have . I s ekain rkn' - tel d ie b e 4 CM= and W. Davies, Strand. u 'ete plaintiff, was now selected leis most sacred friend, testified the same. I ; • . • a Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, and it was determined upon that he should undertake Mr. Gl/RNEY rose for the defendant. He felt g rea t 1. Letters Addressed to a Serious and Humble Inquirer after e ~. Divine Truth. Second Edition , in 12mo. price 5 1. in boards. the management of the property which the plaintiff regret at the occurrence that rendered it necessary .1 1 .1. The Two Letters on Aruinonninism, and the Three Let- left behind. In consequence of the circumstances of for him to address the Jury. His client too fiit f • - ten on the. Bible Society, included in the above, are also pub- embarnessment in which the plaintiff was placed on deep ec t gret, but the case was one the very reverse of 1 , 1 1 hi Haled as separate Tracts, price threepence each. his arrisll in this kingdom, he endeavoured to pro- aggravated. It was to be considered that a plaire.:f 4 i-- i' 4'; , 2. Practical and Fami li ar Sermons,dnigued for Parochial and . t , Domestic Instruction , a New Elision , in 4 vols. 12mo. price if. cure a situation in which he might repair his fortune, e. ho brought an action for adultery, had the po w er 1 : I in boards. and after a short time determined upon a voyage to of selecting from_ amongst those who had opporl,:- ft. 3. Sermons, chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading I n di a . J ust , however, as he was about to sail, some nities of observing hi, conduct to his wife, such per- Doctrines of the Gospel. Fifth Edition, ave. price los. boards. o f the di ffi culties under which he laboured overtook sons as witnessed no thin g but what was proof of a st 4. Two Sermons, preached at Wolverhampton, preparatory ' ..4 '• ir to the Establishment of a Bible Institution, Syn. price is. him, and he was arrested. , At length matters were good understanding. It was indeed a di ffi cult matter i ei 3 Yl O settled, and his Indian voyage again determined if, amongst a number of friends and servants, and ac- ' , • , ,1 Il . I - • MACKLIN'S BIBLE, upon. Mrs. Frazer, it was arranged , was to go out quaintances, there could not be found some who had I l it , 'WITH ITS NUMEROUS AND SPLENDID ZYGRAVINCS, to Berbice, taking with her one of the children, and observed that a man and his wife had not quarrelled . i ,1, ILLTCALIIIIILD ON AN DaIIIOVED YET WAIL eras EXTAXIIVZ seas. leaving the others to the care of a relative. She wes in their presence. Such was the case in the present • Preparing for publication. , . to take with her also a power of attorney ; and upon instance. The affectionate terms, so easily cour."..cr- . 'j 1 ' T . DIZIWATES , I, DT SDIMCSAL raarnissiou, her arrival in the West Indies, the defend ant was to feited, were described, but there were not many wiz- ' 1' I '. at To his Royal high mss the PRINCE REGENT, i • i • nesse: to those interchanges of fondness. None of undertake the management and a d justment of the 1 es A New and Superior Edition of 4 ii- property and concerns of the plaintift. For this pun- the family, or of the servants, had been brought for- . t • ch T HE HOLY SCRIPTURES, with Numerous EN- pose Mrs. Frazer left London for Falmouth, while the ward , and it was palpable that no seduction had ' CRAVINGS, nod now including a PREFACE and ..laintifr pursued his voyage to India, and there, soon taken place-a circumstance so very plain, that if • , •i, • „.., liiSTOU IC.SL ACCOUNT of the several BOOKS, written the defendant had not let judgment go by default, ) tfter his arrival, he was appointed to a high situation for the purpose, , ' 1 „ - Ily the Rev. EDWARD WARES, D. D. in the island of Batavia. • During- the residence of the plaintiff would have found it very difficult to ' s Rector of Biddenden, Kent, and Regius Professor of Modern Mr. and Mrs. Frazer in London, the affection and have got a verdict at aIL But the defendant, from 4 History in the University of Oxford. harmony in which they lived was apparent to all a motive most honourable to himself, , had admitted t' I s ' ti. Whilst it is the pious t.nd avowed object of the ancient and ve the adultery. The seduction he most strongly de- who knew them intimately, or who chanced to meet ' i :1 ,.. recta_e m Society rola PROM) a Cultism* Kee r, and b 7 of the Beiteer AND Foxesast Bssa.s Society, to disseminate 'rue them in company. The circumstance of that sepa- No proof had been given that any idvaraage had been taken of the lady s situation, and not the ,I h e wow, or Gee a: extensively as possible among the poorest and' ratiim he had described, and which was necessary for me the most uninstracted of our feitow-creatures, by the distribution the actual sectirite of their own and children's happi- e I sli e g d h . test ground had been shewn, except through the ; 11 of Braun printed in the cheapest forms, it has also been thought nes, in a pecuniary way, was one of a heart-renoing e de usive eloquence of his Learned Friend, calculated re- impertzet, in this opulent and highly civilized Country, to en_ Hess give an authority for damages. He called upon the g..ge young persons in the higher classes of society in a more nature ; and if the necessity he had alluded to did not the Jury to look most suspiciously at the absence of • 1 dilizun. study of the SACIIXD PACS, by presenting to them the operate on the mind of the husband, and that the f the plaintiff's family -or servants, as it would be most Bible in a more ornamental form, enriched with Graphical it- Wife did not possess a heart and a feeling almost sat- 1 • .:, t ea _ lustrations of the Text, of undoubted merit and character ; thus nattir.ll to conclude that they would be present, if - 'I nerior to her sex the consequences to her at • least 1 making the elegant Arts of Painting and Engraving subservient r - •-• to the advancement of the great interests of Christianity, wad ' might have been f atal. In confirmation of the strong that they could say would not prove injurious to his * isi 1 i the gretmeatien °f use: conducive to the improvement of piety. feelings evinced by Mrs. Frazer towards her husban d, case.. The hitimacy between the plaintiff and defer- With these view s, time present Edition has been muirrtaken, he would pebduce a letter written by her, even be- dant too existed merely en ehe speech of the Learned ' . rig neon a scale of sufficient importance to command the att-ntion fore she could think of departing from the country. serjeaat, and thus the action was divested of all its se , of the highest and most enlightened persons, yet with every poa It was penned on board the vessel from Falmouth, imposing trappings. The facts were these. The plain kn . sibk care toavoid unnecessary expense. The mode of its in- N A . tended publication is detailed in the following. . and breathed forth a spirit of distraction at the sepa- tiff and his wife had been separated without a pros. -4 1 ,:` and PROSPECTUS: ration, of unbounded love and affection, and of invo- pest of being united. The former had been appointed • pa. The Engravings, which originally appeared la the magnificent cations to HEAVEN for their speedy return to each to a place in the Island of Java , to which climate no- ohn and expensive Work called Mathlin's Bible, and which form . er's arms. Nor was this attachment lessened b y thing but distressed circumstances could have driven ~,d the richest and most interesting assemblage of Engravings, i ll us. °t•II ( t native of the Holy Scriptures, that have ever been published in her voyage, for mountains and seas seemed only to him, for that it was most noxious, particularly to ter _ any country, consist of Seventy Historical Subjects, executed animate her love ; and 'ay another letter, written after European constitutions, none could deny. The latter by the first Arii:es of this country, from Pictures painted by her arrival in Berbice, it would appear that her was fixed in Berbice, and was ins state of bad health. e-- Sir Joshua Reynolds, 'Mr. West, Mr. Loutherbourg, Mr. Fund, bosom glowed more warmly than ever with that al- The case then was very different from that in which, , Mr. Smiting,* Stothard, &c. besides more than 100 Vignette• , 1 li 1 eel, Head-pieces and Tail-pieces, emblematical of the several Books. 'fection which she had before shewn and expressed.- persons were proved to live happily together, for t'ee ' ,'' , may Th e Printing, again executed by Mr. Bentley, is in the size Her feelings, indeed, did honour to her sex, and the situationof a woman without the protection oifriencie 1 . s• in called Atlas -(2uarto, and the Work will be published in Twelve and at an immeasurable distance from him wl:cse sentiments she e pressed evinced a mind and a c a p s- - Parts, price Two Guineas each. The First Part to be brought c it y which wo ad orn the most exalted situation. protection was at all times so necessary, became cx- lity forward en the Ist of June, 1815, and the remaining Parts to ) --• et in follow regularly on the first day of each succeeding month. These letters, ed the plaintiff in India, and to ee ediegly dangerous. The situation of a Gentleman . i 'i , Lot- For the purpose of ascertaining the degree of support with one of them, that from Berbice, was attached a lock too, who had fallen into the society of a fascinatin g I r ex- which the Work wilt be honoured, and of securing a delivery of of the hair or his child, upon whom the mother e!pa- 'roma* under such circumstances, was likewise dan- L f ! 14; 3 _ t he Copies in exact conformity with the dates of orders, a Sub- tined in a strain of enthusiastic a ff ection. The Learned gargus. • Men were not eel', able to judge of their own 'V't ' -1 r be- scription is solicited ; each Subscriber paying the price of the . . : ;teat First Part in advance, and engaging to pay a like sum on t h e Serjeant here road the letters-the fi rst of which was . wesimess till they were put to the test, and what publication of each subseqsent Part, except the concluding one, dated from Falmouth, July 19, 1815, and of which could be so severe a test as the society of such a wo- ' ss, •,. I which will be delivered gratis. the following are a few of the sentiments : man as had been described ? Considering the nature ‘ • rice, A List of the Subscribers will be printed, and prefixed to the n Having finished the business which detained me here, I of the separation, theedaintiff could not have sustain.. early •Work--The Work, when completed, will form Three elegant .cannot think of departing without writing to my ever dearest a . heavy loss, neither could his children have suf- a n et Volumes of convenient size ; and the price of such complete Sets Simon, Wishing my darling to be a participator with myself in ed, y 0... tif arty) as may not be ct.bscribed for on the publication of the • ales, Fish Part, must be much advanced, no account of the limited our mutual feelings, relying as I ever shall upon his affection.- It ojerect to such an extent as was the case, when the You have had your sufferings, but what are they to mine in Wag cause of action was the only ground of separation. • 1 Lumber to which the Edition is ccoessartly confined. thus separated from yuu, whoa! cousider part of myself! But Mr. RIRCHALL sumn.ed up the evidence ; and the . i I . 01 ,, e _ Printed for T. ('weed and W. Davies, Strand ;F. C. and J. I still hope you love roe as you once did, and may Heaven soon , p • ;hue_ Riv;ngton, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Hatcharl, Bookseller to Once more unite us to prove it. Take care my darling of f our J ury, after a short consultation, rave a verdict for the qrteen, PiecudaSy; and L. R. Seeley, Pleet-street. , pretiauslirsitly far the sake uf vie, and your dArling little Dues, t h e laintiff-Darnages if,!ieeee, _ . . • . . • _ I' . e . • t , . it •• • W''" ............--„„„-,--..................„„__________ SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, a THE FOUNDATION OF ICING CHARLES 11. as-ricoartutarso sr OM tonsure Nunn% it, Roll ITtemess the Desk o f CLARENCE, President. VICE PR ThIDENTS. Tit I).ke of Shoo= Lord Vhemtnt Mnytt.r.u. Tst :trquis o f HUNTLY. CHALLIS Foams, Esq. M.P. M.ir-lLoidVi sccu nt Kenn. Geo. W. Tawas, Esq. M.P. Sir THOMAS &Lc, Treasurer. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN- Pi NUALSPRING FESTIVALof this CORPORATION ril he held o, &tautet Kiri, at the Freemasons' Iferern.—.. ts Royal Highness the Pasoan& in the Chair. wr Cotner on the Ta ble at Six q'fllock. $T order, ROST. AULD, See. STEWARDS. Ilh D ke• of Blmckrogh. Eisen Kerr, Esq. Isal Somerville. , Isaac Kitchen, Esq. &James Home, Bart. • Major Kinnaird. •f r , ar Ihvid Moncriae, Hatt. Mtn Lawrie Req. AT aeorte William Adam, Esq. M. Stewart illshako*, It 1 John %rats, Esq. of Caratieba John Prater, law T+9• 4- -, ! • ieheieonegninen,tc=tittiOni at shal MB ospt ci the Corporation,' Trattet - ohrt; ti ithirnAhe.l 1 Bas of the Tave rn. ___.-----,----'. _ - HAZARD and CO. Contractors with Government for the present Lottery, containing 107 Capital Prizes. 410,00, 63,000, 6'51,000, Ste. Sec. respectfully acquaint die they hare so arranged the Scheme, that 20 PRIZES et CA JCh most be drawn in th Met Twenty Minutes, The KING'S BIRTII- e DAY, 4th JUNE. The flap of incrttasing the number of Capitzl Prizes was so r ivertay approved in the Last Lottery, as to create a demand Roth raised the price of a Ticket to Thirty Pounds, assill a &s -tead% so Two Pounds. Bataan and Co. the present Contrac- Vfil, Alt attention to the following points of this Scheme, which contains raw Capital Prizes, yet there are 4,000 Tickets Wien In the last Lottery, and the present price of a Ticket is steiLl9 les. and a Sateenth £l. 7s. ALL IYF.ILIWC MU taY. S Prizes of £20,000! 4 Prizes of 8,0001. - and '2,0001. ... • 20 Prizes of 1,0001. 20 Prizes of 5001. 2,756 Prizes of 300/. 2001. 1001. &c. &c. ~ t Fast tO ?rises will h%va 41,000 more. • t Felt :AO Milk 3 will leave ALS each. • ' . . t Sat/drawn ?riLe above Xl,OOO will have et 20,0813 Mae. Ti t t,baadSliarts are stlEng by HAZARD and Co. COMULAC -14/3, it Mir wry old Ofike, No. 23, ROYAL EXCIUNGE, (establisbtd upwanh of ICA Years), who Sold and Shared' FIVE l 111 ZES OF TWENTY TIIOUSAN 0 POUNDS `• last Year':. Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries = 2. owning to some Millions. • _ I.B.Lennie Numbeismay be obtained by an early appli . -44. 11 ABLE ASSURANCE POLICY of X5OOO, A - ..,'I F. REVERSION to .1700, GRAND JUNCTION; MONMOUTH, and KENNET and AVON CANRI L.l RUSSELL INSTITUTION SHARER TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Ey Mr. SCOTT, Oa Furite, May 8, at Twelve, at the Mart, unless preilennly disposed of by Private Contract, EQUITABLE SOCIETY, CFI ATH AM-PLACE, a Policy of rive Thousand Pounds.; dated .April, 1812, on even di-,ible L i .:, aged Fifty-eight Yer.rs, a desirable purchase le Fcaiy Investment ; Absolute Reversion to 7001. three per Cm Consolidated Bank Annuities on a life of Sixty-fou= 1 ill II ie die same. of ereapeenible Inteedlon relradd era Sh4 - ,:s; ttclvc Monmouth, twenty Kennet and Aeon ti•.r.,,andttree Sl:arcs in the Russeil Institution. P.!. , ).:0:rs at tht Royal Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchett's, Pie ,: the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-areet. ,th of April, will be published, evo. price 12$. Id LAST CANTO of CHItDE th other Poems and:Notes. . lion. Lord BYRON. Lrray, Albemarkatreet, London. f n edvi -g this Work upon its first to order ft; Immediately, from their l'own or Country. s day was published, Third Edition, price It Is. bonds, r the STEYINT.; a SATIRICAL NOVEL Sherwood. Witty, and Jones, rater all Booksellers. . day was published, Inane, Oast°, price 11. Is. boards, iE of CHANCES, or Probaba a new principle, (for all Rues (.4 Colt) in the valuation of Leases, Fatal ane wh...:evrr. Price Is. 6d. 77a;-.,tive Value of Freehold and Cc :ow to calculate the Worth of Erfiancln Cn - zrtla Livings. Price ls. sd. son esprit, et ses nuzurs."—Bouxart. characters, the painter wal knows that personages el' history, or the creatures inenments with which he is most funi- inv4Lattarily rile beneath the touch TO 6:A3/AXTON, 4th Edit. TABLES',upon a new an d uni . _ _ _ Method ; by Wiskh Simplicity, Ault attained, in a fax greater degree than by invented: adapted to the Use of the Merchants, Lawyers, &c. To which are :ahks, at Six per Cent. for ever; Day in Calculations, ackned to the Use of 'lre- Yes. Inscribed to the Directors of the Company. lAN, of Lloyd's Coffee-Douse. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternal *sellers. wth Edition, considerably improved and VoL Ilya. price One Guinea, boards, 'EM of FARMING, in .)ducin:„ oat to the Rent: illustrated wily a most of a Farm House, Y.trd, acc. on an ins. DRURY, late Fanner, Mansfield, Not led, Scc. jointly by the Honourable Board Society of Arts ; recommended and pa t Banks, Arthur Young, Esq. Sir John Bedford, Portland, and Grafton, Lord other Noblemen. by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater all Booksellers. NRW WORKS. and published by LACEINGTOW. nd Jour s, Fairbury-square; very elegsntiv a highly-finished Vignette, price !sr. :er applied to the seeming irregularities lure, or to the Theory of Gaming in Lot mw-racing, &c. dce. mathematically Arithmetic; including an interesting 1 wish several Table, on Chance, never , f.om mere inspection, will solve a gi .14 WI ',LIAM ROUSE. , Pamphlets by the same Anchor : the Errors of Sir Isaac Newton, Dr. Pri, too, &c. in their valitation of Ilalf-yer its of Annuities, with a Specimen of a HUAZARD and CO. CI for the present Lotter diger°, 2e3,000, £'Sl,OOO, p.hhe they bye so arranted 41,031) each moet be drawn i The KING'S BIR The Tian of incr.:a/int the s z aversany approlred in the he which /abed the price of a Ti teed to Two Pounds. Has ten, wllcit attention to the which contains more Capital 1 less than In the last Lottery, a ody Ll 9 10s. and a S; t xt L ire s n o ti C i S Prizes of 1:20, 00 ( 4 Prizes of 8,0001. , 20 Prizes of 1,0001. • 20 Prizes of 5001. 2,756 Prizes of SOO/. 24 The Fax e 0 nixes will Irmo 6 'lle Felt :•00 MAST:iII has L.. Dr Sistkeaawn ?rise above Tickets wad Shares an.salL tsar, at thtir very old Offices (established upwards of 1(20 1 • FIVE r ZeS OF T 0. b the last Year: Lotteries, mounting t Y.B. Favourite Numbeismay I', Milli ABLE. ASSGRANI .e LUTE REVERSION to MONMOUTH, and KE ;.;.4 RUSSELL INS' ITT TO BE SOLI Ey CS Oh FISDAY, May 8, at Twels :k disposed of by EQUITABLE SOCII KA a Policy of Five Thous: ,tee eliihl2 11'2, aged lift • le Fealty Investment ; Abs Cm Consolidated Bank Ann inn the name' of -twopo o.::.lSha tvelve Munn ti•.r..,,2r.ti three Wares in the Pa.tire°2l at thr Royal H , rt c.e.iv; the Mart, and of M Oa Tuesday, the 28th in Svc 1) THE FOURTH and e d 1 11. BOLD, with ck By .ha Right I Printed for John Murra ) r - h 1 Paola% desirous of r pollution, are requested to seer-tire Booksellers in Tos SIII This day In Three Voluines, TM; BRIGHTON, or th '"liaise age a at, plaisirs, foe With regard to the cha then he is sketchiag the pt his imagination, the lint .MII sometirr.es almost i disPentil."—Parses re IT; leadon: Printed for SI .40W, and sold by all This dr. In One large Volume iOllll ItCAN'fILE T. coos: I venally approved I •rere F, eta Expedition are at ling - f other Node likkerto in gans.liaskers, ani Bay & Interest 'Fab gus h Year, with other Cal( and eke Wte, Indies. Loanable East India Ca ha • Ey S. NEW MA Landon hinted for si on is .acrd told by all Book 1 awt' pubtished, Fourth Warted, in One Vo ea NEW SYSTE kg Extra Frofits equal t' tt , trog Engraving of • sl PlalL—By C. Di # sl2. ma - hire. Rewarded , d g Agriculture and the So sad by Sir Joseph I cl:4r, :he Duke, of E is g ;rville, and traay oti 25 1 London: Pali:11:d by cna, and sold by a Be daltj .• for the Author, o.h , IhsaiNeou,yo an:: kp clr Printed in SVo. with a ;de b of Events, whether of th ,cic•os.trna of N.na he . ... r Suds, Lice H ' 8434 ' tounon Afi tO S .atr . w#: red P °441 ( 1 1, which, f. )r •-• I . tallow • wig p • ''xTiara, of the . net Pe c" liiimnaut et . tel._ • Y Payments ihtll,mleolited on et ding 5 per e y . vr IIIV tp' b e , 4 71k3 411 the C';'" stg: Cha 114 uf