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.~ ' ' •••• <•• ' Nr • I I 1111 . , I. • , mi • . ) c....:„.. 1 / 4„, A IC 0 r 4 \ • - • . . . N . . .11` Pv ... .. , NUMBER 4267 3 WEDNESDAY, JILT 9.1 s 1802 CT RiCE 11X-PENCF. GENERAL ELECTION. TO LADIES BOARDING SCHOOLS. THE Friends of a Young Perfnn of gond Edit cation and Connexions, ri k .htecn Year. of Age, arc de limns of placing her in a rcfpediablc Seminary as Under-teachtr. No falary required. Letters addrafed to A. B. at Mr. Hawker s, Long Acrc, will be duly anfwcrcd. LAD MINES. TO be Let for Fitch 'Perm Years. and upon I fuch Conditions as shall be apnii.d on, the LEAD MI ?1!S' 1 in the Hills of South and Over-Ctintherlicads, Situated in the Parini of I .eimahagovr, and County of Laitark. From a Mineral Sarvey recently made, and Report drawn up in confequence thereof by pradied and esperiencedLeadMiner., the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attention of a Mining Company, and the indications of a Body of Lead to he Cu ftrong asso warrant trials with every probability of fuer, fs. The Lead Ore brought from the Mines referred to in the ?..- poet of which Specimens will be exhibite:., is of tile sic-heft and per& quality, and teas at one pi t iol wrocght to gririt advan tage. The above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together with Specimens of, the Ore, Spar 4, and ot , !:r Mtt.ds tiler, in fpecified, tray be ken by,...pflying to Mich n i I Inning, Witte, to the Signet, St. Itines'A-filarc, Firnburgh; to I\lofrs. Ken nedy and Logan, Bildt3n.ln-ltrCet, GIAVW ; or to Mr. Mund , ll, No. 3, Fluyiler-lereez. t undon. . LEIGH, JU1.),14a. ROYAL. LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEFRkz. GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS' of the COUNTY of GLARMORGAN. rINTI NIFV, 11 ; ;;AMIT me to offer you my molt fincere •, .;:ks for dr.- honour you have this thy done me by elan- Mr...., to the fituation of your Repref,rtative ~,t. I h. 47 to afiurc you I feel fully grateful hir this •• ! 1.: irk of your :tvour, and that me you will always 1 .ithful fervant firmly attached to your interelt and that o: ct..uuty at large. I hay,: the honour to be your molt obliged, devottd and bumble Servant, ', July t 5, 18 oz. T. WYNDHAM. NOTICE is hzicil y::vcn, That Ocneral :11:.1y of the Corimitte..: auoir:,-,1 to m - nn - c e,the AfFdrs of :!,.n Ste.fcr,brrs to t:ne Itn.cin: late commanAA hy the Ear', .11 WI Li u at the Et and Child, fan Wilan, on NV.,lt,,Clay t!le .;;!: dad of At.itldi neat, at eleven o'clock in, thn fn,r,or,on, io ~,.der to confi.l.3 of tl.. molt Ct and proper ~.i."0,11,:, a n or the furlue ariting frrcit th.: fuldrripfine, for rairso, din raid 12,p:rex:It. All Subfc:i4.l7, of s—l. and u?‘t :nrda are of the Comm',l tcr S. • NEXT PRESENTATION. 'TO BE SOLD, the next Prefentation to a Vi- A. carage, about forty miles from London, of about tool. per annum improvable. The prdent Inc:unbent being upwards of ;a years of age and very infirm, there has becu no relident Vi car for the hit co years. Apply to Meffrs. Graham, Lincoln's Inn. A FE'.' CONIPIAZTE AN!) 1 , 1%1?:::y.!•1• ti's 'S 01' TI - 1 1 3 1.0\1)3N MF1):C.11.12::',11,1b" NORFOLK or SUFFOLK FREEHOLD ESTATE WANTED. NLW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET, N.xt door to the Opera Houfe. rrr. Hr. Public are relpeetfully informed, that this PANORAMA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY PARIS and its Environs, is now open for public in ft.; limn, painted from Drawings made on the North Weft Tower of the NiztroNlizan Church of Notre Dante fine the figning of the Preliminaries; of Peace, by JAMES de NI/tam. I,l'lll contime n from to C.:I Dufk. Admittance N.B. A perfon regularly att Lnds to explain the Picture. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery.,ma& in n Caufe, Barker agalntt Curtiss, the N'.:Nt of Kin of FRANCES BARKER, late of Moron, in (..e County of Niiildk . fe s„ detailed, the widow of John Bar !err, late of Goodman's Fields, in the raid County of Middle fax, Ffq. and which laid Frances Barker dint In the month of Oc - inbcr 1 iR, WV, on or More tfe lath day of Auguft next,to e Inc before John Campbell, Efq. one of the Maticri of the laid Cwirt, at his Office in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery lane, London, and prove their kindr;dor affinity, or in default thcr..4 they will be peremptorily excludid the benefit of the f tir,!cr. FRANCE. A GENTLEMAN who has a good travelling Ch iriot, and every convenience for travelling, with s to tor. t with an agreeable atrociate, who would go to Paris and ollu:r rani of the Continait for about two months, and bear part o, th. ixpenca. Ai the Gentleman is about forty-five, atail of lin: ited fortune, it nt ed not be feared that he will be more eaprofive than is abfolut,ly necefrary. Addrefs a Inc to Mr. Morris, Lt No.;, l.itfon Gre:m. N. B. He will be ready to fet oa in feven days. A - - GENTLEMAN of an Illttarions Family, late 2 Member of the Sovereign Coune:l of Bern, is Switser lola, who, bcfides titling a &merman, is alfo a man of letters, would willingly undertake the finothin; of a young Gentleman's dtitived fur • public life, or attend him on his trawls thro,...qh the dill', rent Countries and Courts of Europe. Any Nobleman or Gentleman to whom this proporal might r7re:.r arc< ptably, may, for (other particulars, apply to Mr. M r !, No, $, Govrer-tract, Bedford-fquare, who will give them all the information required on the occafion. The extent of the Stipend will be no material ohjea. To 'MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, and OTHERS. AYOUTH, of good morals, and of a very re fpcClable Family, who perfeelly underft.ands 3ecumpts, acd wr;tcs a very decent hand, wifhcs to alma with a Mcr clizit, Tradefman, or any Commercial Gentleman, in the ca pacity of a Clerk, Affiftant in a Shop, Warchouk, or other wife—Any Gett::ftian who wifhes to treat with a Yeouth of the I,:iwe ddeription,may reedy,: an immediate anIVV-T, by ad d-, 'I% a line, port paid, to A. C. N. at the l'olt-Office, Oa tc7l.—Thc A.lvcrti!"cr L a.out eighteen years of ag.., and will h.ve ‘.1*..9;0n to r.. 11,10 in America or th:. F.alt loth::, if r retrit!rn is not an obj,6t, if the lituatios is 2, a-- 116.5 T f:NC:1.1:;l1 STATE Lo - rrERY for 180 a, teginaDrutring the e.l of Augatt. Tickets are divided into Halves, Qarters, Sixteent:.:, by HA".ARD, BUICJE, and S!net..-rrAPT•, at their Statc Lottery Office, Nu. 9t, ender Vt. Pol-lEaclange, London, and no where clfe on their ac. cant. _ ef The draw ing, which will he concluded in fight days, will be conduetcd oar tl.e following Plan : To cow.nw.nce on Moo d • the ad nr AUCU ft ; fccond day, Thurfday the sth Au;utt ; and every fixer...ding Monday and Thurfday till the 26. h . int/insatiate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and Sal.: of 'indrawn Tickets and Shares. All Shares Saidat this Office will he Ramped agreeable to Ad Si Paniansent, and alto with the Crown, and round it " Buena & Co.'s LOTT LILT Of VICE." I Mr; pat paid, daly attended to, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India. and &loth Sea Stocks, with their fevcral An .oli.s, India Bonds, Estlemice Bills, and alt kinds of Go sovnicet Stxeritks bousht and fold by Commilfioa. Lountry Orders, accompanied with !sort dated Bills on I.nrden, Post Office Orders, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, panel ually attended to. NVANTED to porchafe it Freehold Eilate, con fitting of a Manor, with a rental of about!' oxl. per an num, on which there mull be a good family Matili.nt 'look with fuitable Offices, &c. &c. not fituated too near the coalt--- Letters (poll paid) with particulars and references may be ad dreffed to Mr. Appleyard, Lincoln's Inn, London. ' FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament.. On Wednefilay the 4th of Anglia, AATRAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public A.VI Sale, at their War2houll.t, No. 22. Watling-greet, a large Allurement of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. Particular[, will be given in Time, by M. L. Mcrae, jun. Broker. CAPITAL FLOCK OF SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr H. R. AT FREE, On Tucfday , the 3d of Auguft next, at Withdean, 1 1 1 - 1 E entire Flock of SOUTH- DOW N E\VES, Ewe .ainlis and Rams. of Meffrs. William and Thom.; F.er..fe, of \Vhitdean, near Brighton, Suffex confiaing of ilelts Flock twa, three, and four years ell.--.;:o Ewes, ore y,ar 0111--.03 Ewe Landis—so Rams, front one to fwir yea' s old. ';'he above (beep are well worth the attention of any perfon derous of o'atainin3 a flock of South Down Ewes, or of inn provii g their prefent flock, as few (heel) on the DOWIIS rank higher is ettiination fur and wool. The Ewes and Lambs will be put up in (mall Lots, and the Rams tingly, fur the eonveniency of the Buyers. The above flock gained the Brit Prize fur the Sweepftakes at Lewes, the (alt meeting. ••• The eaufe of felling the above Flock, Mars. Strafe quit the Farm at Michaelmas next. July so, 13cl. SUSSEX SEA COAST. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT:ON, BY MR. WEI.LLR, On the Preinifes, Hethrtnnon Cr,:'cent, On hfunday, the 3.)th of Augult, preeifely.at 11 o'clock, SEVER AL truly valuable and denrable FREE HOLD ESTATES, in Forty-three Lots, comprifing an elegant Marine Refideuce,.replete with Offices of every de feription ; a beautiful Chapel is united, Itanding in a l'Addock of near forty Acres of rich pafturage fi t uate in that delightful and much-eltzetned Watering-place Bognor Rocks. Alto three fpacious Manfion-houfes, forming the centre of liothamton Crekent; together with eighty-fix Acres of molt excellent Arable Land. the greaer part of which arc very eligible Scites for Villas and Lodging-houfes ; fifty two Cow-Mazes in Boa nor Brook; allo the Manor of Aldwick. The Furniture of the Houk% m.ty be taken at a valuation.— To be viewed until the talc, by applying to Alr.Turner, Lawn Cotta,,c. Printed particulars may be had, one month previous to the (ale, at the Hotel, Bcznor ; Norfolk Arms, Arund.l ; Swan, Pctworth; Obi Brighton ; Star, Lewis; King's Armsl Godalmin; Eoun:aiii, Portimouth ; Dolphin, Southampton ; York Houk, Bach; Chapter Coffee-hunk, London ; and Mr. Wcilrr, at his General Agency Office, Chichefter ; where a Pi, n a( the Fame may be ken. GLOUCESTERSHML TO RE SOLO BY PRIVATt CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de tirade and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Six Miles from Gloucefter, Three from Stroud, 'Fere Eve from Cheltenham, and Twenty eight from Briftol, eonlifting of the Manor of Painfsvick, extensitng over feveral Thoufand Acres of land, with Fines, Chie' Rents, Grit Rents, and tieriuts, lining out of nearly 300 different Copybold Tenements, which with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt definable purchafo fur any Gentleman of the Law. Alio a Capital Manor Farm, with Houk, regu.ilte Offices, Garden, and Pleafurs Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture and Wood , hod, lying compad, and furrounding the Houk, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for erceting Mils for the uk of the ManufaCtory carried on iu the neigh bourhood. Ant alfu 381 Acres of Inclofed Wootjlands and Walks, well Rocked with Beach, Oak, and Aih Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improve ment both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafonably efti mated at upwards of 900. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painewiek, who will (hew the Premiers; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meters. T. and W. Dunn, So loltoni, Lincoln's-11m; and of Mcffrs. Hodfkineon and Co. Sur veyors, No. 35, Arundel-Circa, London, where a Plan of the Elate may be ken.—N. B. Great part of the Purchafc Money may remain on Mortgage if required. CRECIAN COMPOUND. 'LADIES are refpeafully informed, that, for Articular reufons, the Grecian Compound is removed two Mr. Day's, No. 7, Taviftock-ltreet, Covent-Garden, to tr. Vickery's. N 0.6, where they may depend on having it p - rnine. —This Compilation, for Itrengtbening and changing Le. or Crey Hair toa beautiful and natural brown or black, in I. cov of three or four days, Rands unrivalled. his entire f•ce tom that purple hue &Wins from the ale of Itaqan or eas.unal hair-water; warranted newts to change colour during Lt.. or to foil the molt delicate head.drefs. It finals like l: , ting.watcr, and may be vied at any feafoo of the year, with the halt dusArr of taking cold ; and, as a tenuity again* 1r.4,4,ti0n, any Lady or Gentleman having given it a fair trial, t? ii,uponapplication where It was purchafed,have their money If it does not anfwer the dcfcriptioti.—Soil, by or. de....f the Proprietor, by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to her Ma it.'y, N:441, Combat Price as. 6d. each bottle. INDiczsmoN, NERVOUS HEAL)-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDFRS, OBSTRUCTIONS, &A. Ste. ..4,4R- DIXON begs leave to remind the Public .1 the uncommon efficacy of the Anti-Bilious Pills, of ut:ch I, the Proptictor.—They are the heft remedy for all er•N nt in , ligettion, which 'rifts from an irr,gubr fecretion of mare falutary and ufcful than any other Medi a.: n i reirtitz:nz the coitivenefs of habit, ficknef, of tLo ▪ r,ll, rtnerally attending a Rate of pregnancy. The great de t• !..c them for exportation to hotter climates, where L..n •r...h.rr, abound, and where the Yellow rever has fo l• Aimed, I. the belt encomium that can he given is: th.-ir %.:•.I !i had rzeourfe to in time, prevent the Jam. • e f , nnatiun of Call Stoma. and Irdsnunatien 01. the FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CROFT, On Saturday the tilt of July inftant, at Twelve o'Clock, at Carraway's Coffee-ht.ufe, Change-alley, Combat, London, In One Lot, int:cad of Twenty-one Lou, as mentioned in former Advertikmedts, and in the particulars already de tiverrd, ri'HE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANORS defiraltly and very advantage cull, fituate in a delightful and fertile part of the County of Berke, divided by the High Road from London to Bath, in tcrfedled by the Navigal.le River Kennet, within Ten Miles of Newbury, Seven of Reading, and Forty-fever of London., comprifing the Manors of Ufton and Padworth, with the Fifherics, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Immunities.—the large Manfion or Manor Mimic called Ufton.court, with fcveral Offices and exterdive Buildings, and fundry well conditioned Fatms and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow. Pafturc, and Wood Lands, with feveral Tenements and Cott? gee, the whole containing upwards of woo Acres, lituatc in th!feveral Parilhes cf Ufton, Padworth, SuUhampitead Abbots, Sulitiampßead 'lumina., and Burchfield, and of the eitimated annual Value of 'lwo Thoufand Two Hundred Pounds, Part in Hand, Part on Short Leafes for years, and the Remzinder on Lcafcs for 0117, Iwo, and Three Lives. ' , !;t (vhol.ttgle and retail, at Ching and Butler's, C,hraptiele ; To be viewed by applying to Hnmphry Bufs, the Wood • rr. by Pidding, 76, oppofix the Pantheon, Oxford- ward, at Mon ; Ind Particulars may be had at Ufton Court- J. Van Pergai ktftnore; Swincy, Pall-mai; Call- houfe; of Mears. Smart and Cowilad, Primer ., Re:Aug; at " and Dugdale, DohEn; Davis Cork; Scutt and the Hare and Hounds, Beenham, near Ufton ; Pelican, Speen &nab, F.d.nbury,h; Suins, Owen, and likeary, Manchefter ; liarnlancl; Cattle, Marlborough; of Mr. Crutwell, Printer, and Cregfons. Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply- Loh; Mara Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, ' :.;iid.m and Cibix, Portfasouth; Wales, Dover; London, where a Plan of the Baste may be teen; and of Mr. , • Danfry, Dock; Hazard and Smith, Croft, Land and TimberSurveyor,Llananb,pear , Monmouth, ' Woul.n.r and Trewnian, Exeter; and by one or more where another Plan may be fern, and who, artwall as Mars. " ". 4 b4‘ Yedirdne-Yearkehketawn...resuLler. &nil/drag abbide...l - COAL AND IV.ON TO BE LET fur inch Term of Years, area upon loch Coal tions as may be agreed'on, THE very valuable and extenlivc COAL and IRON STCNF., in the Lands and Eflate of Parlihall, (boated in the Pardh of Muiraeonfidc and County of Stilling. The Coal in this }Mate, wil:eh has been frequettly wrou t ,lit to great advantage, and for which cunfiderable rcuts have bun recently offered, is admitted to be of very to client and of great extent. A ki..;l might be driven at no very con fiderable expmee, which p.. - rfune Tel-rant in there matters are of opinion would clear feveral hundred acres of Coal of the very bra quality. The Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, has alfo been partially wrought. The coojundtion :he above two valuable Artie Ls. on ro extenfive a Scale, in the immediate ne4,lcaeurliotki of cx::::1-.T.t roads, and of the great Clyde and Furth Canal, renders them well worthy the attention of 4 Mining Company. For further information, application may be made to ti Proprietor, Mr.l.::ingasitte, at Clerkflon, ny lalicirl.; or to Michael Tinning, Writer to the Signet, St. Jancs'i-fquare, IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON. TO BE LET—and entert.d on immediately,, ANANexceediwzly got:ct MAN:4ION 'MUSE, A. called WELLfit:tared in the Paralh of la. ford and coun ty of heron. Thc Motif, is fpacious and conv..tti,rit, aad con lids of a I irge h.:ranee Hall, Dining and Br.:.dtfatt Parlour, and Drawitnt 'lntim, with nine r.ad Rooms, and feveral 1:8Lt Clofets, and every other requilite far a gent:.l family. Sur rounding the Haut: are an hundred Acr.:s of very caeca:ll Meadow, Orchard, Pafture, and Arable Land, and all Cy: n aive range of Wm,.lland and Coppice, plentifully ltarcal H Oa Cla.me.- The whole fonna a delightful relidenc.: for a Gentle nun fond of attricultural purruits, or rural dive:ft - mt. The Pranks arc dittant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and Four from Isksvtivi Abhor, two very good Market 'Towns, Five front Teivituouth, the molt fathionabla Rile.rt for S.a Bathing in the W. ft of F tidand, and Tell Ivan lls,ter. Should the whale of ali-•Grnattid4 he thought to inue.a, any quantity may he taken with the F10ut.... For Viewin7, tlw Primates apply to Mr. Thomas Rowel!, of Ideford; and far further Particulars to Philip I.ydc, of Brix ham, Iu Devon. N, B. Lctters (Port paid) duly anfwered. Brixhant, Devon, July 14, 1802. UISEASI:S of the URINARY CANAL and VENERILAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOU k infordis the Public,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No, 5, Frith-Itrect, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitzudions, Stridures, Gleets, Seminal Weakncfs, Incontinency of Urine Fillslas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, Sc.:. From executive Prat9ice in this department, to which be has con fined himfell for many yes rs, he offers a method of care, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DCFOUR, Pule Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Bougie', ha., ultimately fo improved them, by diveft in; them of the irritating effects of common Boogies, that they fuccecil where caufticv and other violent mans have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeffion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or rale-lint in diet unacceffary. To enable him to attend patients at their own hooka, he has provided the affiltance of a Gentle ma. of the Faculty. Perfous in the country may be cured by ftatiug their cafes in letters, poR paid. Just pubUfhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, till/rya—A Treatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various fymptoms and Cafes ffiewing the painful and dangerous cf. feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method ot treating go. norrheas, rice. Ecc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-eout, Soho; read H. D. Bynum& Paturnoder.row ; alto to be had at helqueen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. NV HEN Proteitionai Men of education and re • fponfibil:ty deviate from the general fyftein by the Cc ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued thuds is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the evelu five treat meet of THItRE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult or my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am able the ravages of thoft complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I termed a with at an early period of Pradticc to refcuc ind ividu • ids from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam serous precipitancy of general Pra&tioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention. comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioc All kinds of neisuArY, whether arifing from the habits of ' Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de rangement of the fyftem In Woman which is called BARREN NESS or STER ILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the rcfult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fireple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Lite are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded bestir. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art Wily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prerume to okra radical re-eltabtithment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mints in the diforder comparial with the calamitous fituations of Men,wh, from indalgrtice ina SOLITARY VICE, or therms-al:tilt Gale • ties of a fafhiouable Life, acquire that hate of Debility whieli is the unavoidable confemience of (itch pernicious habits. When the unhappy (utterer broods overhis miftry, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fame confutation for him to know, that although it be an &bled of doubt or uncer tilrity with other Praditiotiers the removal of thefe D:.: F.- CIENC I es by the gradual progrefis of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experience. If the rites of Eacchus,or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be ~ r evcilted by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in there cafes no great ditheethies will occur. I ' But where this Deficiency has for years trilled. a proper Per i fevcrance is indifpenfibly rev+ 'Ste to revive the Ilumbring (parks of Life, and to re-arimatc the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who hive long been difappointeC in their expeditions of a Family, may he atfured, that in moll I i inflamed fuch skid% arc curable by Medical Skill. IThe SECRECY which Is fa eXential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Itare,•iorm th, Salle of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fu .h this int: I =den is given, that Mr B----. may be conflated pefo.n.all) (or by Incas inch:Xing a fma I note) et his houfe, No. zy, Arun dei-Rreet, Strand, bear Temple-Bar. Them is an aiditiCnatiatiAucaialkattratremsaia .e.. . _.... LACKINGTO:Z, A LLEN, And C.:4). b:lving Lady purchaed fom • uncut fcts of that elbtemccl Work the 11)N3CIN MeUlt.:At. rti.:view,are e for :: -vc to offer (Iv nt , compkt.e, per Nunil,r, :!:c ,- bets, C1:151 611 g of cie:t Volutro,m Two (ItC.oc - t; 11.1 f in It, rt., the Luns as are full by the Propricturs at fc.e.tr c...kii ucw, bwrds. Medical Gentlemen, who rende in the cinntry. may have perk f..t5 lent them by the coach or waizon,on mere in Lotidon. Temple of the Mules, Firibury-10 . nate, June 15% This day was publiihed, THE CANONIZATION of THOMAS •-••••, Ef+ a wealthy Roman Catholic, who has lately crcded near Wuyounah a MONASTERY, and th:rcin caa!)lithed a holy of MONKS. Tu ltanz::s ay rternhold anclTorliin., Po^rs Laureate to tic Int.:AL:Ty. The N.ir:!: by Alliko, rclibiibnp Horne, Doh:lull, Ncwroil, Voltaire, Bithop' Sberlodt, ;loci Judge lilackftolie. AU the hollowing KeVieNV. ler tbii Publication as ss•orthi of Public Attention, viz :siotititly, for Cttivt. for Fi.h. I:;o2.—Grittl..aatt's —Arui-Jacobin, for Oil 'flat. Solil by Kirby, No. t 5, Pternofter-row • j o rt i r i , No. tBo r Fle,t-artet, London; Wood, W.•yirtouth ; Corbyn, Dorchert , ter; told all other hookiellas, price is. 6,1. This day were pub;iped, Price 7s. in boards, STE RS ES, SOCIAL and DOMESTIC. By GEORGE HAY DRUMMOND, A.M. Fdinlmrgh: Pected by and for Mundell and San; and foe Lon:olan and Rees, Paternafter-ruw, London; and Winozi and Jpenec, York. . . . . . As above may be had, z. THE PLEASURES OF HOPE, with ether Poems, hi Thomas Campbell, (mall Bvo. price 6s. boards. " So uncommon a degree of merit appears in the firft and principal of theft poems, tint we cannot let it pars without par ticular :mice. The plcafures of Hope !tre forely a 3 goc.d a it:b -k....1 for riang port as can well be choren it la the ve7y ((fence art enius to form ideal :'cents of future gratiLatinn. This feb jec: is I r.ratual by Mr. Campbell with much genius, and in ge neral with gooJ judgment ; certainly with a very licgidae (I , lcm:our and felicity of verfificatiun."—Briti(h Criti•!, July 1179). .;: . ''The general infpiration of good fettle and generous virtue, the correct chaltening of true talte seal found diicnaiun, are the moil remarkable exc:llencies which diltinguilh the contents of this elegant volume. It has in all its parts a fulb List pro portion of particular fentiments, and particular images, to de fers,: the charm:l:r of true poetry."-.New London Review, September t 799. a. POEMS, by Ann Bannerman.fmall Bvo. price s. Nerds. " We are always pleated when w: can have an erip , irtunizy of placing before our readers ipeciment of poetical perform ances of m:nt. The prefetit publication will he fuui d mistier* to the higheft commendation, for vigour, elegance, and tiar mony."—Britiih Critic, Auguft zBOO. When the ear of a Reviewer is palled, and his attention is I nearly exhaufted, by trilening to the monotones of mediocrity which found from modern lyres, it is a rich reward for his labour, it is a cordial for his wimricif,nrits, to hear the breath ing: of ardent Genius, and to hail the approadies of the real mufe. Such recompense have we experienced from the tner- I numbers of Mifs Bannerman, and fuch relief lea s been -m -parted by the foothing i•dluence of her eltarmcd fang. " Mifs Bannerman delights to roar in the hiyhcl. regions of imagination, and gaze with undaunted ken tcion " praftrate worlds" below ; nor does fly: fail in her airy flight to ltrikc the chords of true pacfy, with the mei. ing pathl, of Collins, and the romantic ardour of Gray."—New Loudon Review, May 18= 3. PICTURES OF POETRY, Hiltorical, Diugrapliical, and Critical, by Alexander Thomfon, Efq. Author of Whirl, and the Paradife of Tafte, (mall Bvo. price ,Ss. boards. " Mr. Thornton acquired confiderable fame by the publica tion of his Paradife of Tolle, which form; the intrillucliun to a poetical plan of confiderable extent, intending chLlly to corn -1..-oheud " a vi.:w of the progrcfs of polite lir,vature, from the earlied. to the prefent time ;' and of which this work, form: anaut one fourth part. The ingenious author, from this Ipe:tatien, appears to potiefs refources adequate to the extent and importa ice of his fubjea."—Monthly Mirrur,for Augult 1799. • 4 To accomplith with heeds a defign fuch as that which Mr. Thomfon has coneeved. not only confiderable poetic taints arc requilite, but a fund of clatfical learning. nice raft; and a difcriminsting judgment. W. think that, with fome limitations, Mr. Thornton has manifefted valid claims to t befs qualities; and that, on the whole, this portion of his work is executed with a degree of ability which entitles it to publics patronage."—Monthly Review, Odlober tBOO. 4. EPISTLES FROM L ADY ORANGE TO EDWARD Efq. written during her confinement in the Bland of St. Kilda, sto. price is. f.C"Rui. " After dinner to-day we talked of the extraordinary fadt of Lady Grange'S being fent to St. Kilda, and confined there, with cut any means of reliet—The true story of elis lady is as frightfully romantic as if it had been the lielion of a gloomy fancy. She was the wire of one of the Lords of SeMon in Scotland, a man of the full bloo•I of his country. For fume rityti.-rioth rcafons, which have never born difcovcred, the was fcizcd and carried off in the dark, the hnew not by whom, and br nightly journies was conveyed to the Highland fhorcs, front whence flue was tratifporred by fea to the remote rock of St. where fhe remained arnongit its few wild inhabitants, a forlorn prifouer, but had a conflant f..pply of provinons,amla woman to waft upon her. No enquiry was made alter her, till fhe at lift f: and means to convey a letter to a confidential friend. by the daughter of a couch:A, who concealed it in a the of yarn. Information being thus obtained at Edinburgh, a thip was fent to bring bee off; but intelligence of this being received, the was carried to M'Leod's Mind of ikrries, where Ole clied."—Borwell's Journal of a 'Four to the Hebrides. S. MARY STE*A. RT, QWEEN OF SCOTS, an Hißori cal Drama. gvo. price es. fevred. The lite and death of Mary Qycm of Scots bas been rendered fo familiar to every Briton by poets, hi itorians, and even dramatilts, that to give an air of tweity to the int idents of her ill-fated Rory, or to impart additional inter& to the' by poetic language, and ftage cffeel, is a talk of no eafy attain ment; the limitations of hiltory become defpotic rat - lints upon the freedom of imagination. By the prefent anonymous writer. much togeauity, however, is (hewn in the manazcment of his drama, and much charaeterittic fpirit is difplaye.l in pour. traying the rival queens."—Monthly Mirror. January 6.. AN ODE TO rim THEBAN E %RD; to which is orrfix.A . AN FS:4I! Obi DIVt• , co -