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Thatthe Planters of Hops, prefent at this Meeting, readily fubmit to the prorofei entreated Duty on Hops, but at the fame time fenlible or the confccuent preiture, hope fume effedual nwthod may betaken' for the prevention of lath Bitters being to illegally That the Chairman he defired to communicate the above Re folutio.:. to the Merubsrs of the County of Suffer, and in the anise of the Meeting, to requeft their attention to the paffing of the I:ill now und?r the confideration of Parliament for im • pofirg An addidooal Duty on Hops, and that they will tee their endeavours that a Clauferir Claufes may be introduced Into the Laid Aet fur the elfeirlucl prevention of the ore of Ind Bitters IN the snaking of Beer, and that a. proportionable inereafe of Doi • b.•,•,idc,lneksiss4asperar 4 -. , -..f.F.-reigst Hops. ite.G.vesi, that the above fiefolntions ba advatlfed in the STA*, the Lewes Journal, the Country Chronicle. &milli Ga zette, Maidflone Journal, and Woreefter Herald. TIIOS. PHILL LAMB, Chairman. - . .. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST-INDIA STOCK. 'TO BE LET, ready Furnifbed, at Fareharn, in Hamplhire, and entered on immediately, a Commodious COTTAGE, lalge enough for a Family . retired, and beauti fully I.:turted on the edge of Fareham River; in a very genteel, fociable .neighbourhood, and good roads to every rare of the kingdom; buy yatds from the Tide, Perpetual, and Warm belt Water Baths, (attended by an experienced Guide); a com plete ttitch•ftall Stable and Coach-houk, with or without a Field dole to the Houle; and a pkafant Garden.—For further particulars, letters (pull paid) direited to Mr. Enghlh, furgeon, at Fartham.--Ekven miles from Southadipton, nine from Portfmouth. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, March 27, 11102. THE rU,DLIEC are dared to take Notice, that -A- the Market. at the Baron of the Canal at Paddington, will open tor the Clic of HAY and STRAW, on hionday the 19th, and on Friday the 23d of April next, and will be held on Monday and Friday in every fubfoquent Week. The Accointnodealona far St:indium and Shew, and for land !rig. loadln, and alto for ateitering the Hay and Straw in cafe of wet, or of not being difpofed of, are calculated for general convenieuee. ~_. . Sias day w.i publiihed, price ys. in boards, A Second Edition of SERMONS on the DOCT It IN ES:tnii DUTIES of CHRISTIANITY :.addreircd tna Country Congrcg.ltiva. Printed for T. C: de inn. and W. Davis:3. Strand. This day was publilhen, in two Vols. svo . price las. in Roaras• AN ORNITHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY: Or, Alphabetical Sy:iopfia of Bs ITISU 8171:19. /3y GEORGE MONTAGUE, Efq. F. L.. S. Printed for j. Notre, Horacc's Head. Flect-ftrect. All Ifiy ma Straw brought to the Lid Market, whether In Carts or Waggons by Land, or la Boats or Barges on the Ca nall, will, for. the fafety of the buyer and feller be regularly booked by the Clerk of the . Market : And mo lt: refpeelable Salefmen have engaged to attend, and fell and take care of the property; and they will provide Horfes and Carts (if necelfary) to convey the Hay and Straw to the purchafers. No Charge will be made for Wharfage. For Standing and Booking. the charge will be only 4d. per Loactof Hay, and ad. per Load of Straw. And the Salefmen who have offered their fervires to attend the Market have agreed to charge as low as poffible for.Com miMon, and for providing Horfes and Carts Aoy Perfun who may have mafiosi to leave Flay . oe Straw oa the Premifrs of the Company, from one Market day to ano eta, will be charged for the !landing of Hai and Straw od. per load. And for empty. Carts or Waggons • os. 6d. each. The Public are further acquainted, that. the M..rket for Oxen Cows, Calves, Sheep, Lambs.liogs, and Pigs, will open on T horfday morning the 22d'bf April next, and he continued every following Thurfdiiy. Proper accommodations are erecting foe the large Cattle; and Pens will be ready for Calves, Sheep, Lambs, Hogs. and Yigs; for the Cale of which fever al very refpcaable Sal faun have fignified their intention to attend the Market _ _ GATCOMI3 HOUSE, ISLE OF NIGHT. r rO BE LET, and entered upon the 111 of June . 1 - next, or fooner, if required, elegantly furnilbed, with Stabling for Twelve Hurfes, double Coach-honfe, Hirnefs hook, Garden. Shrubbery, Ponds, and Thirteen Acres of ex cellent Meadow Land. The Houfe Hands to a dry, healthy, and beautiful fituation, about three miles from Newport in the Hie of Wight it is extremely well wooded, and commands a fine and pidurefque view of the furrounding Country. The Tenant may have the Deputation of the Manor, and be accom modated with eleven Acres more of 111r.kdow Land. _ _ This day were publilhed, in Two Vol.. Soo. print 14s. in lowans' FHE WORKS in NATURAL HISTORY, of the late Rev. GILBERT WHrl'E, A.M. colopriling the Natural Rory of Selborne; the Naturalift's Calendar and Maefiancees Obfervatians, eitraded from his Papers; to width is added, a Calendar and Obfenrations. By W. MARKWICK, Efq. F. L. S. Printed for J. White, I loraces-Head, Flcet-ftrert. This day was publifhed, in One. large Volume Octavo, price in Bu•uds T ar The Second Edition of A COURSE of LECTURES on the HOLY FESTIVALS; with ?radical Remark q on each; and Exhortations to a more devout and folemn Olifervance of them. For furthcr particulars apply to Meffrt. Cl.trltcs and Sewell, at Newport; or Meals. Sandys and Horton, Crane -court, Fleet-ftrca. By SAMUEL GLASSE, DD FRS itator of Winitcad, £Qca, and Ch a plain in Ordinary to His LADIgS AND GLDTLLNIZN, THE Eletion of Sit Diredors of the Eat- India Company being appointed for Wcdnefday the zath inftant. :he favJur of your Vote and Intereit is dcfired for the folhn,!ng Gc::fletacn : Geuaynes, Efq, George Smith, Efq. Chaeu. Grant, EC/. William Thornton, Efq. Sir ..,:cihets I.ufhington, Burt. Sweny Toone, Efq. Which' will vel-y much oblige. Ladies 44d Gendesnen Your molt humble (errant; Eaft-India Hoare, April a, aua. Paul Le Mefurier Charles Mk Aiajetty. Printed for F. and C. Stivington No. 6s, St. Paul ' s Church. yard; J. Robfon, New Bund-Rre;t; and H. Gardner, Strand. N.B.—A few Copies are printed on a Superaue Royal P.per, price in Boards tos. 6d. Lately pubidhed, by the fame Author, A PLAIN and PRACTICA L EXPOSITION oldie COM MANDMENTS, in Tcn Wort Difcourfes, with an Intru.lue-, tiou, adapted to general ufe. Prier in &mid. 3a.6d ands chew ) Edition for diltribution, Price bound 21, or 21$. a Ibsen. No alaige will be nude for Wharfage f r the Landing of Cattle that may be brought is Boats or Burps on the Canal. For aU large Cattl e, and Calves, a charge of , only ad. per Head, hi the whole, will be made for Standing and Toll. For Sleep, Lambs, Hugs, and Pigs, including a Pen capable of containing a Score of Sheep, is. only will be charged. And Fanners, Graziers, Saleftnen and others who may have occafinn to ufe the (aid Market are informed, that tht Compa ny's nate and Pretnifes confitt of near 6o Acres, a very large portion of which is Btu Grafi Land, with plenty of Water in proper Allotments of which Land Cattle of all funs (Hop and Pigs excepted) intended for the Company's Market, may be turned for the night preceding the days on which the Cattle Markets are refpcdtively Irld, at the following Rates, via. Dearth - - - 6d. per head. Shea.? and lambs, - 61. per (core. Due notice will be given as loon as the Company are pre pared to open the Markets for Corn, Chain, Seeds, Pulfc, Malt, Meal, Flour and Bran, Potatoes and Vegetables. And with refpra to the fuperior advantages of a Market at Paddington, its point of fituation, cheapnefs, and facility of car riage and conveyance, and of convenience, fafety, regularity and difpatch, the Company regueft the attention of the Public to their former Advertifenters, dated the tsth instant; and any further particulars may be known by applying at the Grand Jam :lion Canal 02ce, Winchcher-row, Paddington. By Order of the Grand Junedon Canal Committee, GRAY and CHAPLIN, Clerks to the Company. This day was v.:WM.:aI, in Two Vol.. 121110. Price 7a. ir: boards, THE CABII`Z'r ; or, A :Natural Itiflory of Quadrupeds, Birds Fines , and lured.; es , illuftrated with Copper-plates, esbibitiog ' Figures of abovefrembuNdred London : Printed for W. J. and J. Richardfon, Royal Ex change; and Vernon and Hood, Poultry. • • The Britt& Critic, for March, ski, in (peaking of this Woh, deferias It " as the cbeapeft Work ever poblillicd with fo many Plates," and dote their account of its merits by adding, " that, as a cheap and convenient Introduetion to Natural Hit: tory for Young People, it deferva a very limns reconunerati.- tion." John M.usfaip John Roberts Thomas Tl:eoplailus Metcalf Franes Baring Thomas Parry William Rainey E 'ward Pam . a cob Botinquet at'oraham Roberts ehn Smith Burgas • David Scott ' °kph Cotton Gcm ce 'ratan iancl Dare!! George Woodford Tlwilufon William Llphinfione Rob( rt Thornton Simon Frafer Joon Travers l'* - , John Hunter tephen Williams }high Inglis. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIIS ANO 6 l MEN, T-TAVING the Honour of being recommended to AL you by the Dircaors of the Eaft India Company, as the F.). Candidates for the Direaion to be clitgai this year, we sake the liberty of ' , equating the Favour of your Vote on the Day of bleZtion, Weduefday the rah inflant. We are, Ladies ' mid Gentlemen, Your mot ohcilk and inoa hunilble tempts, !aft India Houfe,/ WILLIAM I)EVAYNES, Apra 2, tgos. S cHAit I .1.3 GRANT, S fhPHEN LUSHINGTON, GEORGE SMITH. WILLIAM THORNTON, SWENY TOONE. This day was publiGiol, price sk. bound, TZVERY MAN his own BROKER; or, a Guide to the Stock-Exchange. In which the feveral of the Public Funds., commonly called the Stocks, are ditlindly explained; and the Mode of Transferring, or of Buying and Selling them, is rendered intelligible for Perfons defirous to tranfadt their own Bufinefs. The Mylttry and Iniquity of Srocx-josanco is laid open-- The prefect State of the NA TIONAL Darr. both Principal ant kstereft, Is accurately drawn n?.. -A peat Varlet of new and add Dirediana are given, repedthag INDIA STOCZBAuIt. IND—Adventuring in SIATIL-Lu r i ..114,.•ereVeUtIlig by the Deftruftion of Bank Notes, Su. by Piro—Legal Advice and Caution to the Finders of Notes, Bills, or other Yap e•-Se. curates tor Money—Ruse. A,. the Stocks will rife or fall in their Pried..-Caution avant': fidie Intelligence—A new Table of Equa:fun, lee. . CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for INSURANCE upon LIVES, IN StkliANT'S INN, 111.8ITAITIUMT: INSTITUTED by CHARTER of QJEEN ANNE, - • - Anno 2.7°6. 1 'HE DIRECTORS inform the Public, ,that the General Court of the Paid Society having, upon careful Revilion and Examination of the State of their Funds and By Laws, found that the Benefits of this Inititution may be further extended, have reduced the Pnemiuins hereforoie ihar-xd, and extended the amount which may be infured upon one Lite, frum Three Shares to Six. At this Office only, the hafuraom is not, avoided by atly ronftzoce that may fubfequently take pliee in tfie mode of life, or by the place or manner of the dealt of die Peifai in fured. And although the Rate of Inference is ai moderate as at any other Office ' the Members of the Amicable Society have an Intereit in a very confiderabk and advantageous, Co.aing..ncy. This Suciety,being ellahlithed for equal and mutual Benefit, thee who b.xonte Members, by Making Infurauce upon their own Lives, or the Lives of others, arc entitled, according to the amount of their Infurance, to participate in the Advanr ta;trs; and th3le upon their own Lives to take part in all the Dellberetiors of the General Courts, in which the By LaWs arc made for the Regulation of the Society. Aldradts of the Charters and By Laws and.the Terms and Methods of making Infurances, may be h ad at the Office; wLerc Attendance is given from Niue &dock till Two ; lioY da;:cxc,epted.By Order of the Court of Dlrc&ors, JOHN PENSAM, Regifter. The New By Laws,as confirmed by the General Court, held the 24th February, 1802, are now ready for delivery to the Members. • WEST.-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. 'I '0 be Let for a Term of Years, unfurniflied, EASTWOOD-HOUSF., near Rotherham; confining of yt eltaxt well-built modern Manflou-lionfe, Drawing-Room, 28 by to feet. Dinicritoom, 34 by sr feet, Library, s6by 21 feet, Breakfalt-P.O lour, ao fret by 134, and other Rooms, all t 3 feet high s the Stair-Cafe and Chamber-Story tonwerable, all handforncly Mated; together with Hot-hooka, naitnfiic Kitellen-Garden walled round, and planted with the chusteil Fro:t. 'freer in Gull' aring;Pleafurc Grounds, Stabling for t.n Hodes, two Carriage Houfa, and all fulubk Oficesr 'The whole in complete repair, frith the ateonunodation of a cowed:tat quantity of excellent Land, of which iminatiate pd kifoin u..y Ile bad. Thc Stuatiun is elevated and dry, commanding pleallmt and gataifivc profped% over a bcautiful Countr;; adioinhig the Turnpike Peed leading from 4tatherhant to Dorreafter, and about a Mile from Rotherham, agood•Nbalim Town. Foe (unlit r Part:colars enquite of Mrs Warner, at Afton. ' Hall, rear Derby t Ir. Need, of Mansfield ; Mr. MaUby of ChAtham-place, Bhck: , iars-brithe London ; a of Mears. jt , thua Lind Thomu WW aker,l ker, of Rotiterham. WAIIIVICIES:11 RE. TO Br. BOLD BY AUCTION. The fatter e! May, or beginning of lone next, B 1 eiTereal I.l.„unW fooner dikcifol of by Private Ceistriel, r rHE MANO it of WEDDINGTON, in the Camay of Wanviek and alto near 7 ' 3 ° Acre' of CI. soding rids anki fertile ARABIA:, MEADOW, and PAd- TUR in Wald/Wan ar°rcrad • noif <i vlled tin° rM9I :I. am/ ill the poffelEvii of very reffettable 'e raw., with mid eonvenkue Pann.h6fifoand Buiktings Banding therciel,parndiara if width w be giwreniu due time. Wor!iling! tio is &mica within ono Mik of NUOC&PX/, five of Atherito.,t: fuse diftanee from i - bnekky, nine Miles front Crveß.ntrr,...rd eighteen Milos from Lel 7tßer. 'scar ALL Wet 7egAtrstr Roil , ar.s.l alto shnr tin Tuntitike Road kediag P-on, Lakrtlcr in Coventry, nod Within a druatl silliehet of the Coventry :.r.'• A thby Cznals, and the l'uor.rates kid Linil-tax 2te very :ow, . . "Stier inrormat:on niay bt , ikat by applyin.4 to .10 , 6 i M il!brty. Zwick in th e cr•enti t Ltiedlee. il t i o Mr. M.•!!},el r pf th. lanai place; Mt. ?antler, et rorl it; Iltnr.e, in the C•biaitF a>r Lalcatal or of G ..r t , tl.:t,:tior 4y, Attorney at Law, Nolcataln,War• Ccjithiec. MOSAIC and other MARBLE TABLES, ALA BASTER, PORPHYRY VASES, rtcruitEs, PRINTS, ME DALS, Re. TO II SOLD SY AUCTION, By PETER CORE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Mr. Squibb's Roosts, Saville-row, on Thurfilay,. April is, At Twelve o'clock, ASMALL but highly beautiful Affemblage of the WORKS of ART and ELEGANCE, captured by I Itis Majaity's fhip Pallas, Captain Edmunds, off the Minds Gorgon: conlifting of inlaid Made Tablets of cxquffite dr fign and execution ; Porphyry, Granite, Sicilian piper, Verd Actique, and other Tables; Tripods, Sarcophagus, a Pair of Matehlefs Morale Chimney-piece jambs, in Arabefque, with exquifitdy carved Agate Blacktop, from the Antique ; fuperb Bronze. Porphyry, Italian and Oriental Alabaster Yates ; Medals mounted in Ormolu ; a few Mores by Ct..rretaits, Salvitor Rofa, Paolo, Panid, Breughel ; and Come Prints and Phase:Ws - Works, with a Pair of extraordinary Sae Giallo Antique Columns. May be viewycl two days prowling tie Sato. %vitas Cut:t issues may be had in Saville-row, and of Mars. Peter Cosa, Barren. and Falter, Throgmortomareet. SUSSEX.—TO BE SOLD OR LET, T HE following valuable FREEHOLD Es rnre lit uate at BOGNOR. An degant MARINE VILLA, with fuitable attached and detached Mikes of every ddßtptian, Walled Gardens fully cropped, NM, Orem, and ice- odes, together with a fertile Lawn, margined by a luxuriant Shrubbery, containing nearly forty Acies ; corm:winding very rich and variegated inland Prefpeets; a bold and unintermpted view of the Sea, from which ks &tan( gloat half a mile.—A very beautiful Chapel is attacked to this Refidence, which may be purcha fed with, or without the Houle. Alto • three grim' MANSIONS, in the centre of Hothatn- Crefent, replete with Organ, Shrubbery, Garden, and iMpk Stabling. • The Furniture of all the .Houle may be taken at a fair Valuation, and Immediate Poireffion given. AA? the Medow .Landa, called tfie COW LEASES, in Bognor Brook, which may be either purehafed together, or In feperate teaks. Las-wife about one hundred and thirty Acres of prime Land, in cultivation near the feat abounding witl, eligible I Stites to Build on, with plenty of Brick-Earth. Further Patkulars may be known, and the different Eltates viewed, by application to Mr. Weller, at his Gescral Agency Me, Chichefter. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO Se SOLD IT PRIVATE CDIITRACT, A• HANDSOME and Capacious Stone•built Manikin, idled Cotfwold Houk, iltuate in the Pad& Of North Ccrney, in the County of Gloucefter ; with about sso 'Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land, all adjoin. int, and within a ring fence. The Houfe has been lately built, the Rooms are large and bandfame, and the Coach-houfe and Oakes attached to it are as eompatt and complete as pof6ble. The Houk is in the centre of the Eftate, cm:rands a near and beautiful profped, and Is furroundcd with the Gardens, Plantations, and Walks. The Gzrdens are walled in, and well planted, and the Fruit Trees are in full bearing. In the principal Garden Is a Hot-houfe. The lituation is remarkable for the falubrity of the air, and icsottnefs of the water; the neighbourhood is unexceptionably ' good , and the country abounds with game. Cotfwold Houfe I. within 8 miles of Cheltenham, 6 of Ci rencefter, and it of Gioucciter. The Land Tax has been re. deemed. Immediate putrefies may be bad, and the growing Crops taken at a valuation.—A Farm adjoining, 'custaloins about 96 Acres, will be fold with this Mae, if the purchafer withes it. A Plan of the Eftate may be ken, and further particulars known, upon application to Mr. Vixard, No. 4. Gray's-1110- (9=re- PUBLIC SALE For Account of the Manufadturers, exempt from the Audtion Duty. MHE MANUFACTURE Rs, MERCHANTS, and other Gentlemen connetted with the Manufadtures of Great Britain, are molt refpalfully informed, that JOHN BRANCH and CO. intend opening on Wedneftliy the cth of May nest, at their Warehoefes, iu Manehelter, a PUBLIC SALE of PIECE GOODS, for account of the Manufadturers, exempt from the Audion Duty, a-I:cc-able to AR of Parliament, and to continue regnLarly fuels Sale upon every Brit Wecinefday in each ilitteeding month, for the fupport of which very ample Funds are provided to make Nimble advances upon the Receipt of the Goods to fuck Manufadtarcrs as may prefer it : And they beg leave to allure Gentlemen who may favour them with Odisas for thee Sales, that every attention will be paid to their intact, and that the whole Eltabillhment will be conducted upon terms of Security, Liberality, and Honour. Paridetikirs of all Goods Intended for the Brit Sale are requen . 51 to be rent In as early as potEbk, as none Cal be receive:l af mei the aoth of April and all Goods mutt be delivered at the Wasilinife., on or before the joth, as the relpealire Lots will at on view two days pervious to the day of Sale. Catalogues will fw ripely delivered, the molt fatisfadtory Re ferences Aim, with every further information on application to the Ii culla a, ttrea-iticet, St. ADP's, Man.: Uttar. NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late GEO. HEMING. Erg. ALL Perron' who have any Claim or Dcgoeina on the EILIte or Wens of Geo. Heating, late of Wcd dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. doctored, whctber upon Mortgage, Bond, Note, or otberwife, are refpedtivey *- fired forthwith to traufmit the particulars thtteof to Mt. Geo Greenway, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney at Law: and all Potioni who flood indebted unto the laid Geo. Heating, at the time of his &teak, arc defired forthwith to pay their refpedive Debts unto the fold George Grccnway, who is duly audsoriftd to receive the fame. KING'S HEAD INN, CANTERBURY. POSTING REDUCED. JAMES HACKER and DELLS LOWEN take this opportunity to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at huge, that the Pofthig is reduced at this bin to Fif teen-Pence a Mi. They alto beg leave to acquaint the Public, that very great improvements have been made at the King's Head, both in the Houfe and the Stabling, for the accommo dation of Travellers—and every attention will be paid to give the utmoft fatisfadion to ail their Friends. They refpattully remain, the Public's very bumble Icrrants, King's Head, Canterbury, JAMES HACKER, Aprils, dot. DELLS LOWEN. MONEY READY TO AD V, ALL Perfons in the Poll - awn of Incomes, ari fing from Freehold, Copyhoid, or Leafchold Elates, in Land or Honks, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar riage Settlements, Widows jointures, Annuities,Pateut Places, Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity interest for the fame, redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom modated on their perfonal feenrity, Mates furveyed, and fold by Public or Private Conttsdt• Pcrfonal applications will be received every day till two o'clock, and letters from CorreSpondonts in town or country, (pot paid) will be immediately anfwered, addreffed to Meffrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. s, Great Suffolk fireet, Charing-erufs. This clay was platilted, depady primal is !mail *Aiwa* and adorned with Plates, pries& in boards, a New Edith (being the Eighth) of the FUR Volume of SONNETS AND OTHER POEMS. By the Rev. W. L. BOWLES, A. M. Of TrinftY-Collare, Oxford. Printed for T. CadeU, jun-and W. Davies, Strand; J. Maw man, r (nary ; and R. Crutwell, Bath. CM whom may be had the Second V4l. price 6s. in boards. Alto, by t h e fame Author, the Sorrows of Switzerland, a clegandy printed in Quarto, prise 3s. fewed. SACRAMENT at EASTER. This day eras publithed, price as. bound, the Second Edition of CONSIDERATIONS on the Nature and ElS racy of the LORD'. SUPPER; abridged from the larger Volume for more general Ure, By VICESIMUS KNOX, D. D. Matter of Tunbridge School. . _ •;* " It is with much Satitfatflion that I recommend to your paufal a Work not long Once publUhed upon this fublhne fubjed, by a learned Mine of dlis Iliocefe, under the Tide Cott SIDESATIONS,Stc. I have requelted the Reverend Au. thor to reduce it to a Form and Size fit foe general Difpalion among the Laity, which I mean to recommend. Meanwhile It highly d.:ravcs the at:cation of the Profeflion, to whore par ticuLtr life it is, paliaps, better adapted in its prrfcat fliape than in one more popular; and it is no ineonfiderable Monu ment of the Learning and Piety oftheWriter"—BUliop He r.st:- Lay's late Charge, Pne 28. • Printed for j. hive:nen, Poultry. Where may be had, by the fame Author, The larger Volume of Co X SIDIR STIO its, 31. boards; elra tian Pittictophy, Third Edition, 43. 6d.boards ; Sermons, Third Edition, 6s. hoards; Efrays, Moral and Literary, Three Vole . Svo, zlis. boards, Fourteenth Edition ; Liberal Education. Two Vols. tamo. ye. boards; Winter Evenings, Two Vols. Third Edition, ys. boards; Family Ledures. Two Vols. Bvo. Thire lidition,.ll. 265. boards; Elegant .F..x.rads, Mae.: Vole. Bvo. Eighth Edition, &c. &c. 21 ins. beads; Epin - noiss of the Es trada, 41. each, terai. WIT T! AN APPENDIX. Containing exata LISTS of the Houtuirs--4 , Arsdr NT of D:rincsos—Exrtxcas of tranfadling Boosts, in the ':uNos —MifcdLneous Information; and Direaions to Str.m.tors to find their Way readily to the dilracnt (Meta at the BANE, SOI/TY-SIA, and INDIA-HOUSES. The Thirteenth Edition, conliderahly improved. B THOMAS MORTIMER. London: Prima. for W : J. and J. R ichardfon, Royal-Exelai.r. Wiiere may be had, A MR and Second Addrefi to the Proprietors of the B.:Lk of England; by Alexander Allardyce, Efq. This day were puhlifhed, In One Volume I Z2llO. Price as. 6d. Boards, SERMONS, chiefly defigned for Young Perfuni. By DANIEL SANDFOR D, A. M. Chaplain to the Right Hnn.Lady Abercromby ; Minifler Of Charlotte Chapcl, Edinburgh; and formcrly Studt at of Chrift Church, Orford. Printed for Manners and Millar,andA.Conftablc,Edinbur g h ; and T. N. Lon3man an 0. Rees, Paternolter-row, London. 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The Work is conceived with boldnefs. a•Ki is executed iu general with fpirit." . Monthly Review, for March, tBOl. " The Work before us is written from the impale of prrp benevolence, and the Author has been auiniated by a laud .bic indignation await& every evil that fears to have relolced irons the fpiHt of Monopoly, and has painted -in rich, var , cd, end affofting colours, the merits and tnife-its of rittlic be gives in truth • the ample annil,. of the Pene In rue!' a man. oer as ftrongly to intereft the feelings, while it enuages this roast nation." 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