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_~ ~~r* "Iwwi: ropplr'^- 0 r.,~-,~-,-.~ - 7 - r ... , ..--°; ..--°; 11... i• 'Gli ~~ ,01 .~ •' , . . . . ..- . • . .....f • : ... ~, , , 1 . . _.. - I • • • - ,X- aa; / . / $, I. I ' . . . ....i 1 i 1..: . % v ~p r j , , •r - 4 N--N - ~, P ) 4, a ... . Ar % ' • N i •P .. . •• , ... .. • . I 0 I . ' • 1.1.....g..—....—...----.--_—_—_.___....._. . ..a, ~~1 ~~ 1,1 kicl 87 • 4348 I s ugug a TUEsimr, -NOVEMBER 23, 1802 L PRICE 111X-PEXCL .ORISTOL,•NOVEMBER 3, sPbotC AT a Meeting of the MALTSTERS and BREWERS of this City and Neighbourhood, it was unanbnoufly agreed, to Petition Parli meat for a Repeal of the 3oth Sedtion of the Adt• paired laft Seilion of Parliament, in reltriaing them in the ufual mode of making Malt. CHRISTOPHER LILLY, Chairman. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. frOSO S OW EVENING, NOVEMBER u. willperformed the Coale Opera of THE CABINET. Orlando, Mr. BRA HAM ; Floret% Signora STORACL w h bi peniilrws of the Proidetor of the HayroarketTheatie, THE REVIEW, Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. oath geoteni, Mr. FAWCETT. Grace Gsylove, Mrs. GIBBS. E tt nhip—Dehys and Blunders; with A Tale of Myftery. T b ur iday, Delays and Blunders t with the Tale of Myftery. fridly, A New Way to Pay Old Debts; with the Talc of • t This day were publithed, in Royal Oaavo, The 6th, 7th, and Bth Volumes of the $10: 1 7. o n se u rday, the Cabinet ; with Lovers' Quarrels: CHARTER-HOUSE -- THE ANNIVERSARY MELTING of the Noblemen a ixt Gentlemen educated at CIARTICRROUSE SCUOOL, vibe bold at the Charterboufe, on Monday the uth of De cember. •.• Divine Swiss tnbegin at Half paft One o'clock- STSMARDIIp rap Barcroft, Eta' John Amber Houtgon, EN. George Pler, Eft • Tbe Hon. John Scott. Thomas Le Blanc, Efck j o h n jortin, Efq. N. B. Dinner wine on Table at Five o'Clock. THE very do ingot ed A pp robation which J ItOBARTS and PLDWMAN's New Mannfadtocy has ma imed, from Her Majefty, the Royal Family, the No buy and Gentry, licc. claims from them their r4Wil ac boldedgments, and they Inter themfelves from their unro• eau* attention taproduce Tate and Elegance in their attn. jse CoUedion for habitable Davit, that it exceeds in Newt*? sod Variety any thing eici exhibited in this Country. R. and P. being the inventors and Manufacturers, warrant ic wear of every article fold in their Warehoufe, and begto squint the Public, they are only to be bad genuine at their Varwrosens, No. r, Chandoirltreet, Crcot-Garden. ON, OR BEFORE NEXT 1101 1 IDAY NINE O'CLOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF, • TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, Ain 'Meet, HaV, rter, Eighth, or litzteasth Shwa, as way be actable 20 the Purehafrx, at Mars. HORNSBY and EV6 STATE LOTTERY ePTICE, No. 26 , COENHILL, Oppoilte * Royal Eaehang, IG, SECOND ENGLISHITATII LOTTERY, for fibs, Begins Draw* the spth of November. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Qv*" Eighths, .and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, ERNS, and Co Stock-brokers, at their State Vi We 93, under the Royal Exchange, Loadon, and no where diem their mount. The Scheme wafts of two prides of *soca —three of totool—three of s,ciooir-and others from :pool. down to id. to the Armes Of silkoooL • Camay Orders, accompanied with (bare-dated Bills * Landon, Poft-Ofire Ordbs, or CAI, in Parcel by Coach a Curia. puriesally attendedto ; and Correfrondents may Mord on being treated may on the fame Tama as it per prefent. The Drawing, eridelmill be concluded in eight dem will be soialbel os.the bilowing Pb.; To simmence on Monday die sok of November ; famed day, Merida* the ad of De mobs; and every fueeeeding Monday and Thurfilay sill the sad The Mccrwledbte days will be appropriated to the w aft of Prbila, and rale et iandraws Tickets and Shares. AD Shares fold at this Mice veill be Ramped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it, ▪ Ratan and Co.'s Lawry Office" Laura, pea paid, duly aofwered, and Schemes gratis. ADMAN CPMfr. MESSRS PARKER sod Co. Bankfide, &nth swk,itieuraftgre Caa of or MORT A MAC BMWs* le Weser, Which far farrago in utility Dutch Terre, or any oda kind of Mortar. It isives to all kis& at Brick or Stone are, an imetatmou degree at drama and cohellon. h feta sada water, Leon becomes as hard M ftooe, and may be ex- pied even to the•adion of the fee without Wary. In all Maw. diaatore, inteoded bo rend br amain water, this Carat rats be tiled with Sniffer or It may be Mend with erne and land to any dadrabla fm Osm an pupates. They alfo prepare Syrian) for ear* Badding' With, of the hoe hard and durable natio as the Cement. It prefaves the mils from wet and damp, sad may b e coxuted fo as tom to alembic Stone, at a very moderate apence. Fat Coping, and Gotta Stoma, cheaper than natural Stone TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.. 'TIE NOBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC %general, are rerpodtfullg informed, joule Houma and bu's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSCNCS of ANCHO , VIES. cootinuesto be prepfared by them in the fame manner that to &balsa filch univesbi obation forniany years paR The bog jaNy at dperiority of that Article is fully =Armed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron& 'Meat b all parts of the World, and having flood the telt of trig, bask fit the fituatian it now ntabitains. • Ile general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES inlother RICH SAUCES for FISH, fr.c. induces them, from _he numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa t & Ike. hi perchafing the fame, as none is to be had tlf THEIR atinnue, but at thdr Warehoure as under. jiff) other Article in the OE Trade for family uk , Of the nizwrlit• WEST INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, tee. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplitd upon theater & notice furthe Fait and Weft Indies, Ste. Warehoufe, No, soy, corner of Savoy Steps, 11 For the convenience of Families in Scotland. they have ap- Pated Mefri R. Johnfton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Mails for Flth THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE, No. 8, Lombard-areet, near the Manfion-honfe. DAVID ROSS deems it his bounden Duty to take this method of conveying his hncere thanks to the 1 ' 1 ' 4 4. Gentry, and Public, for the liberal encouragement betas received Grief he opened the above Warchoufe in 1798, rerpet ifully affures theist, that the fame ruse of conduet " ki th has given his BAaaaL ' D Ovaries fo markt:lr pre. fensee, Mall be &idly adhered to; and begs to acquaint nlem that he has now a daily fupply of fine favoured NATIVE, lII.TON, PYPLEET, and COLCHESTER OYSTERS, t roll to be fent to any part of the country, packed undt r his rfn immediate Infpealon, out of the real feu water, which is w uutil to his Warehoufe, and no Where elfe (at prdent) In Lodon. Merchants, Captains, and Families will find Ms PANDORE led NATIVE PICItLED OYSTERS, well worthy their no lice, as they retain In a peculiar manner, their original flavor, awl warranted to keep in any climate; fold in jars at 4s. and i . t.. .__ l eadi• His town c J need not be informed that his Eaeintrooms are commodious and fitted up in a neat _Yie, the number and refpedability daft& who mend them Dberpeak their fupetiority. D. requefts that be may have previous nodes when rooms Iste wanted for feledt parties, as they are mrally v lllorsdreft to *ale every palate as Ask led the morning SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, ST. GEORGE':-FIELDS. The Lord Ilifhop of DURHAM, Prefident. NOTICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL MEETING of the Members of this Inititution, will be held at Paul's Coffee-houfe, St. Paul's Church-yard, on Thud-, day thezd of December. The Chair will be taken at une o'clock. The Committee are requefted to meet at the fame place, and on the fame day at half paft eleven o'clodt,previous to the Ge neral Meeting. The Sub-Committee meet eve-y Monday at the School at two o'clock. J. GRINDLAY, Sec ' November so, ages. Ten Guineas paid at once, or within one year, constitute a Member for Life, and Subferiptions of one Guinea and up wards paid annually, entitle to a Vote at all general Meeting of the Inftitution. Donations and Subfcriptions are received by S. Bofanquet, jun. the Treafurer, No. y 3, I..ombard-itreet; the Rev. Doctor Grindlay, Secretary, No. 3, Pratt-ftreet, Lambeth; Mr. R. Cantwell, Colledtor, Craven-ltreet ; Mr. R. St*, Colledtor, Na zoo, Borough; and by the following Bankers : Mitre. Ranfom and Co. Pall-Mall; Mars. Hones Fleet-Itreca; Metre. Thomas Courts and Co. Strand . ; Mains. Donn and Co. Bartholomew-lane; Fuller and Co. Laded- ftreet; Mars. Vere and Co...ditto ; Meffrs. Brown and Co. ditto ; Meffrs. Bolinquet. and Co. ditto; Meffrs. Falter and CO. Manfion-Houfe-ftreet ; and Meffrs. Sikes and Co. dine. There are at prefent in the School as Male Pupils, (lucks& ing two day Pupils) and eight Female Pupils, employed either is fpimgas Flax, or in the manufacture of Bafirels, Saih-eaed, Clothes Line, Ike. . . The above Articles are fold at the School, for the Benefit of the Inftitution. The Committee will be gratified by the vifits of any perform at the School, who may be defirous svitneffing the progrds of the Pupils, feveral of whom have been returned to their friends, -capable of earning from Four to Twelve Shillings per week. There is at prefent accommodation for two more Fe male Pupils. The following Donations and New Subferiptions hare been received fume the month of June: Mrs. Andrews - x xJ. G. • • t I W. Bleamire, Efq. x a Mlfs Kidney - x a J. Bradney, jun. E. to to Samuel Law*, Ifq. t x The Rev. Shaw Brook s 4 Mrs. Long - to to Society at Boodle's too o Timothy Leath, El. x I Thos tmnett - 1 I Lady Mildmay - 5 5 Mrs. Bennett • x I Mifs Mildmay - a a Mr. Thos. Barber x t Mrs. MUlward • I I Martin Bree, Efq. I t Mr. William March I I T. H. Buckle , • x I John Miller, Efq. • % a Thomas Baring, . 5 5 Thos. Marflom, Efq, 1 x J. F. Blaehe, Efq. a I Lady Elisabeth P adial x 1 Lady Bateman • 20 ICI .......... pen, Efq. -. g g jobs Bennett, El+ to so Mr. J. Po:toyer • I i Mrs. Cock - z 4 Richard Parks, Efq. 5' 3 Mn Crannaore • 1 I Mrs. Pollock - to so Mrs. Coniett • I s George Pit s X+ I I Mrs. Clark - s 0 Mrs. Pit • ' - a I Mrs. Cark • x 1 Mr. Pitt •• • a x • Mr. B. Cooper • z x Mr. Richard Robinfon s x M'r. Druce - - a I John Rolfe, Efq. - I I Rev. J. Davidfon - so so Mrs. Spry - - x I Thos. Dimfdals, E 4. to so .:11Ars. Smith ' - x 1 William Dent, Efq. zit io " Mrs. M. Smith - a a John Arne; 44. a*. ianneelot Sharp, Efq.. to to The Kt. Hon. °mate& 4. i r attucelot Shadwili • &Egmont ' tr•'' i ''' ll+ - %•-': kr ill Mr. Jain Mai *S. I. • i Rattert Sleatolits.,, •: lt I G. F.Ogerton, Eq. x t Mrs. Slade --. • 1 t The Rev. &Engirt riga,. -.'s•-• s s Frederick Foitar. Sal k . t a Lady St. Jr bn - I I John Greig, Et+ • a x •-p-p•roadtofon, Efq. a a Green - s s Gimp Talbot, Efq• a a Mr. Gofs • I r Mr. Joleph Tabor a a Henry Grant, Ef+ a a I_ ! :Tennant, Efq. to IS Mrs. Grafton 0 2 I The Rt. Hon. Dowago• H. Q_. - • • So • Lady Templetown I I Mr. Richard Hank z 1' sMrs. Tulk • s s George Harrillailf+ a 1 George Vincent, Efq. s a Mn. Houghland . I a Unknown (per Mr. Wm. Mama, Efq. 1 s Graffwell) Mrs. Holmes • t a Mrs. Wild - J•feph Hurlock Ef+ a a Mrs. Welby - Mrs. Hyde - 3 o Dowager Lady William Mrs. Hudfon - 1 z Wynn - I I Wm. Hunter, Efq. • a a W. W. (plc Secretary) I I Mrs. Anne Hill • z z Mrs. Mary Wright a z Mrs. Huifoni - t. z Siesoel Waring, Efq. a t id An Haden, Efq.' 5 5 Mrs. Wilkinfin - I I oho Holland. Erg ! t s Mrs. Walken - to to eph Howell, Kfq. 2 a Lady Wilton - as o twiny - , so to Mrs. M. Woodsy( so so Newman Knowlieys, Thomas Wilfen. Efq. a x Bfq. • - - I s Wks. Thos. Wilton x x I I • I I I I This thy was publiihal, in vo.Pike mt. 6d. each, Vols. I, If, MTV, V, and VI, with dee Indexes, which tomb Flew the Work; or any Volumes &perste to complete OSets, ,of RIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY ANCING, feted:led from the Maorieript Collet:Um of the late JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq. Mahar of tle Law of Mortgages, Wills, and °the, valuable Law 'Treat**. itealfed and Corredted ; with Notes and Remarks, explanatory of the Nature and Efficacy of the fcveral Afurances, Ste. con tained in the Colleition. By CHARLES BARTON, of the Inner Temple, Efq. Author of the Elements of Conveyancing. Cr The above Work being now Bniled, Gentlemen are requeftcd to complete their Sets, as fume of the Parts are nearly ottt of Print. +0 TN& OINYLNMEN OT TEL LAW. The Collection of Precedents, with which the Profefilea is now preitnted, was purchafed by the Publithers from the late Mr. Powsu.'s Executrix ; no doubt can therefore be reafon ably entertained of its authenticity; and from the great utility in pmdice of accurate forms of the different fpecies of Affur ances, and thejuit celebrity of Mr. Powell as a Conveyancer, they are induced to hope that an extenfrve Collation of Oai- OINAL PRICEDENTSpIike the preterit, cannot fail to prove an highly acceptable and valuabk acquifition to the Public- A Cc:Heaton of Precedents, obtained folly from the oppor cookies attended by adtual Pradice, will, generally, be mere or lets incomplete, for want of an equal and unPorm variety of the feveral fpccies of Affuranees of which It is competed. Where this dcfed is ditcoverable in the pretest Colltdion, it will be fupplied by the Editor, chile* from his own private Colledion, or by Drafts expretaly prepared for the purport. And as the Conveyancer will be but feebly prepared to Secure the interefts of his Client, by an acquaintance with the roams alone of Deeds, without a knowledge of the principles upon which they are eonftruded, and the objeds they are refpm duly calculated to effcdtuate, the Editor propotes t introduce ESSAYS, OT ELEMENTARY DISSERTATIONS on the Natu re and Ufe of the different Speeks•of itgunutem contained in the Couedios; and to Subjoin occafiond Notes anti Remarks, ex plaining the Eget and Operation of the Several Covenants, Ike. ceatainhd In them; together with Referencia to Such Books and Cafes, whence any further Information which the Student may be dames of acquiring upon the fubjed, may be moll readily obtained. London : Printed for .W. Clarke and Sons, Pottupl-fitett, Lincoln's bus. _ . • - • 11114niti In TERM REPORTS. By C. DU RN FORD and E. H. EAST, Efq. Bordner.; at Law. Loudon : Printed for J. Butterworth, Heet-itreet. 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Price 4s. bound, SELECT PASSAGES from VARIOUS AUTHORS; de kited to form the Minds and Manners of Youtro Primus, and at the fame time to afford an agreeable Mikellany for thole of riper Years. " I recommend The caufe of piety, and facred truth " And virtue, and thole feenes which Gies ordain'd g 4 Should Wattage than. iniAramotaTheranuift2e. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS., Exempt from the Audion-duty, agreeable to Adt of Parlia ment, on Thurfday the ad of December, doz, at four o'clock in the afternoon, PETER DE BRAUWER and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at the Manufacturer's Wareboufes, N 0.154, Alderfgate-ftrect, ALarge and Valuable Affortment of BRITISH MANUFACTURED PIECE GOODS, confifting of woo Pieces Plain Book, fuperfine Mull and Jacconot Mullin roan -- Superfine India and Cambric Jacconots . (ao at 24 yards) 1300 Plain and Satin Checked and Striped Cambric, and PACClnati 3030 Superfine Satin Marne* &c. Sprig'd all over and Spotted Japans 2000 --... White and Coloured Lappetts asoo Superfine India Balafere, Mull, Book, Jacconot, Fluth and Lappett Handkerchiefs 20•3 Ditto Satin Checked, allover Harncfs, Lappett and Fancy Shawls t5OO Ditto Tamboured and Satin Worked Mulls, jaca. conots and Lace Grounds soc• Pullicite, Weft India and Madras Handkerchiefs 4 0 0 --N• White & Printed Calicoes, Mullins & (tElltin . gs zoo net-dogs, Huckabacks and Diapers boo Printed Handkerchiefs and Shawls A Leer Atortment of Woollen Goods. confifting of 300 Piesea Weft Country and Yorkshire Kerfeymeres zoo -- Weft Country and Yorklbire Broad Cloths And a great Variety of other Goods. To be viewed from Monday the nth of November, until the Sale • and Catalogues may at the fame Time be had at the Warehe:ifes,inAiderfgate-ftreet ;at the New-York an, Tom's Coffee-Routes; and of Was. PURDY and SON, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark bite. Cr Part of the above Preinifes are appropriated for Cotton Yarns of all forts, Water and-Mule Twift, and Weft, of which P. De Baauwaa and Co. receive =figments and ezecut Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign Mar kets.; *.• Was. Marble, Agent for this Bufinefs at Glafgow, will give any information wanted, to [mil Manufacturers there, as may with to confign Goods for thcfe Sales. London, November as. GENTEEL RESIDENO.E AND CAPITAL FARM IN' THE NORTH OF DEVON. 'TO BE LEASED, for a Term of Fourteen 1 Years, from Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE, called PICKWELL, fituated in the Parith of Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Market and Sea-port Town of Barnftaple, and (even miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfive view of the Briftol Channel, comprifing an excellent Manton Houfe, with fuitable Offices, Coach Houfe, Barns, feveral Railed Stables, Cow Honks, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings, Dog Kernel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Honk, and Pleafure Garden, and about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arabic...and Paws Land, with a Down, eonfilting of upwards of gper-Acres, aa which is of ally • fed a confiderable flock of Sheep. The whole Eftate is compact, and within a Ring Fence. The Dwelling Houfe and Out-honfes are within half a mlle of the Briftol Channel, are in good iepair, and contain a hand fome.Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfaft Parlour, ele gant Library, Billiard Room, nine principal Bed Chambers, with Drefling Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Steward's Room, and other Suitable Apartments for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is fituated in a genteel Neigh bourhood, and in a fine Sporting Country, remarkable for the moft celebrated Stag Hunt. In the Kingdom, and within a few miles of which are kept Several Packs of Fox Hounds and Har riers. There are plenty of Rabbits on the Eftate, and Filh of various kinds may be taken on the Beach belonging thereto. This Eftate is a deferable object for a Gentleman fond of Sporting, and inclined to Farm. N. B. A Packet fails twice a week from Ilfonlcomb, for Swanfea, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skiffs to Briftol may be engaged any time at Ufordcombe. A confiderable quantity of the Furniture, which is modern, may be rented with the Eftate, or purchafed by the taker, at a fair valuation. For leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barn ftaple on Thurfday the 3oth day of Decem ber next, by three o'clo ck in the afternoon. In the mean time, for viewing the fame, apply to the Hind, on the Premifce; and for further particulars at the Office of Meffrs. Glubb and Tanner, Attorniss, Barnftaple, where a Map of the Eflate may be teen.—Nov.ls, xBox. SUSSEX • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER, On the Premises, onMonday, the asoth Novedibtr, 1802, pre. cifely at Twelve o'clock, _ _ _ By order of the Executors of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following Eftates, all fituate at Brighton : Lot t.ATRULY defirable TAVERN, called The OLD SHIP, in which builnefs has been eftablifhed for more than half a Century; comprifing an ele gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting and peeping Apartments, making up upwards of, 70 beds; ex tenfive Yard, capacious Wine Vaults, Beer Cellars, a good ac cuftomed Tap, attached Stables, 27 flails, and Banding for at Carriages. Lot 2—A defirable Freehold Elate, comprifing a fubftantial brick Houfe, with femi-bow front, from the bafement to the third floor, fituate on the moft eligible part of the Cliff, con filling of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walb-houfe, fix Dining Rooms, an elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was originally two Moults; admirably calculated for a Board and Lodging Houfe, and now ufed as an appendage to the Old Ship Tavern. Lot 3—A large Yard, with fivc Tenements, double Barn, and feveral [tables, containing upwards of so flails, and (land ing for 3o carriages ; a Granary, that will contain Soo quarters of corn, Ice-houfe, &c. fituate in North-fireet. Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Leging Houfe, in Black Lion-ftreet, With a fmall detached Houfe and Garden. Lot 5—A neat Houfe, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr. Cohen. Lot 6—A good Public Hoafe, called the Little Cagle, ad. joining to Lot s, ht the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford, let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at WilL . - . Lot 7—A moft defirable Garden, with Green-haute, and forcing Vrult-houtes, with lofty and fubftantial walls, well planted and cropped. Lot B—A walled Garden adjoining. Lot 9 —One Ditto. Lot zo—A molt valuable Freehold and Copyhold Eftate. caUed the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is unqueftionably among the molt defirabla Scites to build on, and will be divided into feveral Lots. And on Tuefday, the Both November, and following days, All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mill. HICKS, in Black Linn-ftreet, together with the Life is of the adjoining Lodging-houfes. Pririted Particulars may be bad, at the adjacent Market SWINBURNE ON WILLS. WCLARKE and SONS, of Portugal-ftreet, • beg leave to inform the Profeffion, in anfwer to the numerous Enquiries refpe6ing the New Edition of SWIN BULNE on WILLS, and LAST TESTAMENTS, with the very numerous and valuable NOTES, and all the Cafes down to the prdent Time, of the late Jolts JOSZPH POVILLL, Efq. in Three Yob. Bvo. that it will be ready for Publication early i n December next. Thofe Gentlemen who with to have Copies are requelted to forward their Names to their refpedtive Bookfellers, or the publithers. r: r~~