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in............... .... r . ': .c; . . .., cf .11. i. CO ' • ' a i ' 4131 . 1 . 44 f t. e t. M . 74 . /61 , , s '`.... .p• ~. J :": I ?\ r i: 4 iay . : -7 If , ' N•-, A .. ) -L. - AK - 4% --- , t f r• ) _____-- ---(: ('_ , , 'l'd `1im....T1• ro ek .. , : , .... v ilir 4* ( ---- ' sct 10' .. SATURDAY', APRIL 11, isoi. NUMBS, 38693 CPIUCR MX-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. ON MONDAY NEXI', Aptil 13, !Rot, their Maki:ties Servants will ad: a Tragedy, called PTZA R RCl' Pizarro. Mr. BARRYMORE ; Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE ; ElVira, Mr& SIDDONS; Curs, Mils BIGGS. After which, the Farce ui CROSS I'URPOSES. Everting—Deaf and Dumb; with Thcfleferter. A New Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Adclmorn the Outlaw, will be produced inimcd!ately. The Mufic by Mr. Kay. A new Tragedy, calle.4 Julian and Agnes, is in rdscan- LI, and will be produced as (non as THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, April 13, 1801, will be prefented the Traiptly of • MACLETH. Macbeth, Mr. COOKE; Maeda, Mr. POPE; Banquo, Mr. MURRAY; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. To which will be addod (Jrf the nineteenth time) the New Grano Hiftoric Pantom;rue Drama, in Two Parts, called •PEROUSE Or, THE DEEESLATE ISLAND. This Eveuin—Tfa. Poor Gentleman ; with Parade. A new Comic Opera, in Three .Mte, wild be produced for the Brit time on Saturday nest, celled The Blind Girt, or A Receipt Car Beauty. 11ANOVER•figyARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ADDMONAL PICTURES, is now opened, end w ill onsdnue caw/ Day, (Sundays excepted), from Niue in the earning evenia&m-isdinitience One Shilling. PANORAMA. THE Public are molt------------ informed, that LORD NilSON's VICTORY, at the PANO RAMA, Leieefter-Square, is finally to cure on SaturcLy, the 18th of April, to be re-placed by the View of Conitamii.opie. There arc now publlflard, price 6d. and fold at the Panorama, and at Mr. Richardfon's. bookfeller, at the Royal-Excliance, a conelfc account of the Paintings, and an illunration of the st.feriptive (hods which are to be given to each pain° who goes to fec the Views of Conftantlnople. It is recommended an thee who chufetoliononr the Panorama by teeing thi fe molt interefting views, preriougy to attend to this little publication, by ratans of which they will underttand the deferiptive then, and feel a much grater inter& In theft Vicwn which arc al lowed to be the llnrit Scenzry in the World. SIEGE OF ACRD. AT THE LYCEUM, IN THE STRAND, IS NOW SUBMITTED TO THE PUBLIC, E GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE' 'FIE the SIEGE of ACRE, painted by ROBERT KER PORTER.. This Painting is finiffied upon a much more ex leave Scale than the Storming of Scringapatam, recently re moved, and has been in conftant preparation for the laft four months. The Deign Is regulated from Communications of the very MA Authority; it embraces the Operations of the Siege and Defence of Acre, by Sea and Land, and includes in its va rious Groupe' the eharacieriftic Portraits of Sir Sydney Smith, Sir John Douglai, Ghezzar Puha., and Genera! Bonaparte, with others of the Britifh, Ttrkifh, and French O ffi cers, who thanfelves on that memorable Scene of Comet 1799. Books, Plans, andSketehes, deferiptive and explanatory of the fubjea, to be had at the Exhibition Room in the Lyceum, which will be open every day, from Nine o'clock till Dufka— Admittance One Shilling. NY.W MANUFACTORY. R ...... OBARTS and PLOWMAN moft refpedfully EN- inform the Nobility ond Gentry, who have not fern their New and Elegant Manufatbsey of Chamberry and Italian Mac hos, that their Wardioufc is the only place in thh Country where they can be had genuine—No. a, Chandoo-ftreet, Co vent-Garden. N.J. A great variety of Fancy Silks, by the Manufsehwers. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS. Re. DCOX'a complete SEA, FAMILY, and %PORTABLE MEDICINE CHESTS,on improved pr Ilipies neatly and coevenicntly fitted up with every ufetul At ticle of MEDICINE of the pureft quality. Sold by Horton. ktnchurch-itreet, London; Meyler, Bath; Sheppard, &did; and by D. COX, Chemift to his MAJZsTr, Gloucefter. Cox's elegant preparation of CRACCOAL POWDEA for the Tears, P.ABLII. LOZLNOLS, EXTRACT. and Essences, to be bad u above. A new and improved Edition of Cox's FAMILY Mr mcat CO Kea IDIOM, is jolt publiflied, price as. 6d. by Hatchard, Me e:any ; Murray, and Co. Meet-Brea ; and may he had of the pindpal Rookfeliers; alto ac the Author's Elaboratory, in Glouctriter. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the original Invention of Mr. Henry), prepared and (ukl by Thomas and William Hcnry, Cheinia, and Apotheca tics, Manehence. This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pkafant ' Aromatics. Its ftrong and pungent Odour renders it extrenuly I grateful and falstary to perfons labouring under Head-Aclu,l tannings, &c. and adapt, it for tounterading the bad effeets of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ukful In rooms, where the intedtion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Meeks, prevail ; and in all crowded places of public felon, as Theatres, Courts of Juitice, &c. It may alto he particularly recommended to Perfons refiding in Hot Climates. _ _ iCeArornatit Spirit of Vinegar, price as 6d. each Dottie, is foil, wholefisle and mall, by Bayley and hew, Cor.kfpur firm, (the only perfuna in London outboard by the Proprie tors to fell the Lune), where sear be bad S po n g e &Resa t Gold, Silver, Cornelius, Cryftal, &c. N. B. Each Bottle, beetles a copperplate label, flitted by the Preparers, has the Meter T. and W. Heary's Aromatic kirtrit of Vinegar, moulded in the GlOk from dos kLlMMr.Bittetuoi to Meffre. Cultist and )307111t. near St Pant's, London. Sthink it a killicc due to your valuable 'a Patent Worm Medicine, to inform you, that having bees advifed to make trial of it on one of my Family, I have been induced free minis , to admi n ince it an iongß the Poor, and have N.feisia.ttion t‘afay, that in no one inftance MO of fuecets. Annistigg. other cafes, that of a poor woman of .60 years of age, has tal!..n within my particular obfervation. ghe was fo mach tabled wPb alrnoß continual pains in her fionsach and bowels, and fo emaciated as to be Icarccly able to walk alone. Undertanding that her Hinds proceeded from Worms, and that the frequently found them in her bed, and oftenhad taken them alive between ha teeth, I gave her a dole of your Lotatges, and, at the times potfcribed, repeated them : after taking the grit dole, the found herfelf greatly olio:ed. by the d'ithaage of annumerabie Worms; and, after.talting two more, Re became as well, and fa continues. as any woman of her age an bc. I could add many other cafes of a funilar defeription, tat* my Inter, of which you are at liberty to make what go you Wok, would thereby become ton longa—i am, Sirs, Your very humble fere.art, J. M. RINI; HAM, R cetor of Enchanter, near Bifhop's Stortford, Herta IR:changer, March 23, t!...t. Af Spring ?by& on all nceafians the Worm Lounges are tupelo' to all other opening Mcdkinew Pamphlets of the tD ! , Y vest circa may be had goads. NM at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapilde, in boars at ss. tuff bows aa. pd, and in randy bolo at use gums cub. READING SCHOOL. A MEETING of the Committee and Suhfcribers to the PORTRAIT of the Rev. R VALPY, 1). D. wiU be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the rith inft:tnt, at Thrtc o'Clock precifely. J. H. NOBLE, Chairman. •,• Dinner t.ihe on Table at Five o'Clock. TO DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, AND IRONMONGERS. ANY Gentleman in either of the above Lines in the Country, within acio miles of Loudon, who cAn an ploy a young man of good charades., whole objeel is more definable fituation than emolument, is requefted.toaddrefs with particulars, for J. F. H. Peek's Coffee-honfe, Fleet-fire:et. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Pofreffion of Incomes, ari fing from Freehold, Copyhuld, or Leafehohl Eltates, in Land or Houfcs, Money In the Funds, Rent (larva, Mar riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuitics,Patent Places, Church Livings, or any °the:certain Incense fur Life, may be fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any anummt, by paying Annuity inter& for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or tbelrbelrs, may be accommodated on their purioual I. runty ; and in and inftancc, where tl, tingle G.carity a an indiv::nal may be deemed infuffichnt, rite addition of another perfon to guaran tee the payment of the interelt, will remove the objeetion ; and In alt eater, privilege will hegira. to the Pibbe, to return the principal at their own option. Perfonal application. will be received em-ry day till four o'clock, and letters from Corr.fpondants in town or country. poft p;:id) will be immodiately aciiveral, sd.lreff..l to the IN meter of the Knig,htfbridge B.u - 's, at his town-hoofe, no. a Lower John-Street, Golden-titu.,re. DWELLING.HOUSRS with I.AND.--tmar RP—WING. TO Si LET, TWO GENTEEL RESIDENCES, with once' lent Gardens, and Meadow Lead, iu the nclehhnurhone of Reding ; and the leafe of a good Family-Houk. wit► :hr. acres of rich Meadow Land, at only 15L pit =awn, to 4e Cole Particulars of J. Hawke', pod pawl, am no others, will be anfwered. FOR SALE. BY AUCTION, At the Star and Garter l'avern, Portftnnuth, en Wednefdal the rtth day of April, aot, ABOUT I: C. o o RUSSIAN DEALS— ' o o 1121 Ends. 4:7 4 1 Spars 4 0 Ooar Rafters. Being part of the Cargn of the GRAFFVAN, of GotlsLind, condemned as Prize to his Majefty's hired armed Cutter A iris, Lieutenant You NO Commander—The Caw nay be viewed three days before the tale. and Catalogues bad of Mr. Unde• grew, at Portfmenth. FAREHAM, HAMPSHOUL TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATR CONTRACT, ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach-Mac, and Stabling for three }forks, a good Gar den, and three Acres of rich Meadow Land adjoining. The Houfe contains a large DravrinkKoom, commanding a pkafant view of the adjacent Country. a Dining-Koom, Break fait-Mom, and Servants' Hall, a Kitchen, and other convenient Offices. On the Fiat Floor -4 good Bedchambers, over which are 4 Attie.. The Presnifes are fituated near the entrance of the town of Fareharo, in a fine Sporting Country, within reach of a pack of Foe Hounds, ant remarkably, hodthy, 51 miles front Soot hansp vit, 6 miles from Portfmouth, and 7s miles from London. Thu. Houle is now occupied by John Thrjher, Ely. and Pa terson may be had at Midfummtr. For further Particulars. eniutre of Mr. Wynne, No. 45. Paters°Lter-row; or of Mr.Rocks,in Farnham. -- COOMBE ESTATE, NEAR BRISTOL; IVYTHORN ESTATE, SOMERSET' HIRE; AND THRL MAN SION-HOUSES, BRISTOL. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. PRICKETT. In the turning month of May, at the Exchange Coffee-Houk, Briftol, in fevcal datnet Lots. THAT juftly admired VILLA and LANDS, called COOMBE, in the Parishes of Wcltbury upon Irina, and Henbury, near Briltol;—A valuable and deferable Eftate, called IVYTHORN, near otsitonbary, in the county of Somerfet„ containing upwards of 360 acres;—And THREE CAPITAL MANSION HOUSES, Nos. 37. sB, and S 9. in Park-ftreet, &Eta. The Day of Salt will be fpeeified In future Advertifements: and printed defcriptive Particulars arc preparing, and in due time may be had on the refpcaive Ertatm; of Mr. Hairy Davis, jun. and of Mara. Payne and Burgcfs, Ditto! ; and alto at Marrs. Payne and Bur,tds's Mee, at Glaßonbury ; at the White Hart, Bath; at the Swan, at Wells; at the princi pal Inns at Somerton, Yeovil, and Bridgewater; of Mr. Ry der, Ne. t, Lincoln's Inn New Square. Loudon ; and of Mr. Prickag, Idighpto, ?Adding& OLD PAUL', HEAD TAVERN, and four other HOUSES. with extenftve Pretrdfes, in Cateaton-ftreet, and TWO NUMBERS in the Eqy [TABLE INSURANCE OFFICE, Sorjeant's lam. TO SS SOLD ST AUCTION, By Mr. WINSTANLEY, At Clarraway's Coffee-haute, Exchange-311.-y, Cornhill, on Fri day, the 27th of April, at Twelve o'clock in Lots, by Or der of the Af fi gnees of Mr. Sanwa Marrio tt Lot. IFI'HE very fpacimis LEASEHOLD PREMISES,Iong eftalnilhed and known m part of the Pours Head Tavern, Cateaton-ftreet, but now empty ; containing numerous apartments of very large dinwnfions, and calculated either for a Tavern and Hotel, or (nimble for a Fac t for and wholefale dealer, whore enneerna require muck mean and a central fituation; betel of Chrin Hofpital fur 63 years, at a low ground rent. Lot 2.—The capital and fuhflantial Pretnifes, being Net. 4, j, and 6, in Catenon-ftreet, confifting of two front Honks, with good warehoufes, Ike. one on !cafe to Meltm Deightoo. • and Co. and the other late In the porelfton of Mr. Charles Tadock, but now empty. Alto a very fpacioto back Houk. '33intaitiing numerous rooms of Lege dimenGons, including the :ball-room, formerly bringing to the Patin. Head Tavern • seiridt is sbont to feet by ac, a Li-re paved yard, excellent i.traohi and eellarage, of all which immaliate poftellon may be 'plod held for upwards of 40 yam 1.4 t 3.—A tubilantial new built Leatehold Houk, part front ,ed with Row. being No. 2, Cateenn-flreet, with excellent o viarchindes, &e. on leak to Mr. Fr,'neis Hanfon, at a low, !.dear, yearly rent of renewable for revels years in dor, on papas a fine of 3so1; and strain in 038, for teem years more, on the like fine of Asa both whiek the pirehafer will be enti. ~tied to; order two leaks far 6s years and 99 years, fulsjea to ,groand-rents, amounting to 321 per annum. Lot 4.—Two Numbers in the Anucable•Society, Serie/Anew -toe, which n ill entitle the bolder to a turn of not lets than 3e.cl. on the demifc of a Gentleman, ag...t . A P.rfon will attend at No. 6, Citeatun-ftreet, ten dee. .preceding the fah-, to thew the premifea, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; likewife of MrlTrs. Willis, Solicitors, Warnford-court, Throgmorton-ftnwt ; of Melfrs. Swain and Stephens, Old Jewry ; at the place of fele; and of Mr. Win- I Hanky, Pateracder-sow. EAST-INDIA ROUSE. April s. dot. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANTf MERCHANTS q ENG LAND :radii.: to the EAST INDIES, de berel7 give N tier, That sit bills of Exchange. draws!~ Adis aid Chita last& Cowpox, is Exesitil, mat plias dm is Co Moak of May, yam, and Cross mew, ittaxertiately paid k c t e, tr ratived is laymast for Coo& baight or to k back at the Csattaajs Salts, ddnfting alfieratfir tit unexpired that. WILLIAM RAms,tr,Seeretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, April 8, J84)1. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of de UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, tradiy to the EAST INDIES, do betray give ;Wier, That the Papers refeettiog the Trade ktoverm /wile. old Bitteye, printed I :7 Mr f:sid Cow,: for the isforotatiou oft& Pro/widow lA* Ilia Sto4, will k ready to he rkliverai at this Howfi on Saturday nest av tub iVwd. WILLIAM RAMS eft: &moiety. PH(ENIX FIRE OFFICE, APRIL to, tint. THE Truftees and Direaois of the Phoenix Fire office &fire to return their thanks to the Captain Cons. massibuo, Officers, and Privates ef the Whitt:chapel 'Volunteers, for their eXatiOUS during the fire In Rupert-street. The Eire Offitcs, anti tie. Public at large, have, in this, as in mats .ormcr inftauces, derived fmportans advantages from the 3.-31 :ind shaky with which the Gentlemen of dds Allbelation have exerted theantivc, fur the proudion of their neighbours du ing the hour of dilirifs. By (haw of the Board, THOMAS WORSLEY, Sea MERU !ANTS STAMEN'S OFFICE, Rota 1.-Ex CNA); it April so, :Sot. AT a Court of ASSISTANTS of the RUSSIA COMPANY, hold= on Tuefilay the t6tu day of De cenitaer, 0.30, the Cafe of the Seamen on board the Erni& (hips detained lu Raffia, with that of their Wives and Families, being taken Into Contileratlon ; It was Refolvcd, 'flat a Subfeription be oprneal for their ft-lief. .I : ll7in'.'nwtmt etntlanen were appointed a Committee for Managing the Mild :anion of t he Irma Satsicription : EDWARD VoIST rag 1 kb. <So v cmor of the Ruth.' Company. et S Mal. TiIIORWTO,4 4. 4)IMATUSW RAI K g:4 Eli. Timm sew BONA*, Fig. AMES CASSON. Efp. riiindSubi BoNAlt, ER. .I . eitttY FOR4T...r. Erg. •1'11034.0 AyrAXl3. Fig. WILLIAM P ' , :ft! TnolliA s LANKILIPT, Efq. Brant elf 111b104 lON, Li+ ..: Itaarn KEDItkOr, Tint the laid Eowaso Toast's'', Erg. be appointed the l'r „Curer. That Subferiptlons be received at the following Bankers terra. Forltcr, Luliborks, Foriter, and Clarke, Mankon. Hank-ftreet; Down. Thornton, Free, and Cornwall, Bar tholo—ew-lanc ; Lefevre, Currie, and Raikea, CornhilL Amount of Subferiptions alrea dy Advertlfed, 4,2991. 7s. 6d. 1. s. d $. Them Talc er,Southampton g s Andrew lindegen 20 0 John P. , ore ,Redbridge, do. s sD. P. Watts - .a t Wm. I reme - - 10 10 Watts, jun. - 11 0 Thomas Hall - s g SUBSCRIPTIONS LECRIVID AT wHITIV. • ------- _____ L a. 1. s. Robert Chapman - - 3 3 Ingram Chapman • 1 a i t ufeph CLult • •3 3 Cornelius Clark -3 3' ohn Anderfon - • a a John Huh, jun. - t 1 ic►ard Moorfom • 5 5 ••••-• Wrn. Harrifon, jun. - 1 a ati The Committee give Notice, that Petitions for the Reid of the Perfons above defertbeJ, will be received every day, Holidays excepted, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning until Two in the Afternoon, by Mr. Oddy, at the above Office, of whom Priuted Forms may be had. Ordered, That the Subferibers be requelted to pay the Sums they have Subferibed to the above Bankers, or to the Treafurer Edward Forfter, Efq. No. it, Mansion-Houirftreet. ACCURATE MEMOIRS of BONAPARTE, and of other LEADING CHARACTERS in FRANCE. This day was pubhfhed. A new Edition, cocreeted and mired, in Two Volumes Duo decimo, Price 121. in boards, BBIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS of Two Hon- 1 tired of the FOUNDERS of the FRENCH REPUBLIC, and of other Perfuos the molt diltinguiitted in the Woods of the Revolution, parocuLtriy of the CHIEF CONSUL BONA. I PARTE, and of the rintip.tl Malthus of at prilcut Go vernment. CRITICAL 0111KIONIP Of TIIIS WORK • " We have only to obferve on the indent Volumes, that they arc generally written with an elegance and vivacity of ityle which arc peculiarly pleating; that the Anecdotes are mingled with many judicious and feniihle refledions ; that the politics arc free, but temperate ; tlut the efUrnate of charaders is apparently Impartial ; and that they abound with the molt interdting and entertaining matter." efeeeelytked Review. " We can proruifA to our raders, whatever thdr po l itical principles may be, confiderable amufcment and Inform ation from the& Volumes, which contain Anecdotes of above one hundred and thirty of the molt eminent perfoos who have flouted and frered their day upon the grand theatre of French polities. 'the author appears to have taken great pains to coiled materials from the bell fourees." Critical Renew. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7z , St. Paul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hurft, Patcroofter-raw; and by all iober Booldellers. Of whom may be had, Profellor BYGGE's'IRAVF.I.S IN PRANCE, prise 6s. and Mr. FEI.I.'s recent TOUR through the BATAVIAN REPUBLIC, price Bs. 6d. in Boards. This day was put...tithed, In one cloreir printed Volume. 12m0. price es. 6d. In boards, or su bound, CLASSICAL. ENGLISH POETRY. for the Ufc of School* and Young Palms, faceted from the bet Authors, with franc Original Pieces. Compiled and written Ity Dr. MAYOR. and Mr. PRATT, With a Preface indie.ding the feveral Specks of Poetry, and their heft Modes of Rec. , Intim. le it remarkable that there does not call', at this time, in the EngHlh Language. any dune and unexceptionable collodion of the Gems of liritith Poetry, which can with confidence be put into the hand. of Youth of both Sexes, and which at the fame time unites the neccfrary rcquilites of quantity and cheapnefs. The precut VoNine, it is hoped, will fupply JO. deficiency, and be adopted Al (MCC as a School-hook In our refiKAalalc Se minaries and as part of the (Economical Library of every pd. irate Family. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Crutch-yard; fold by T. Horn, Weft and Hughes, and J. Wallis, Paternotten row; Beniamin Tahert, at the Juvenile LitwAry, New Bee& dste; ; Wiifr.o and Spence, York ; F.. Balfour, rdinbutgli; J. Archer, Dublin; and by all other Reelefellens. 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Of whom may be had, price is. 6d. publifhed this day, Their NEW CATALOGUE for tilos, of a very chi',' and e:ctcniive Colleen= of Englidi and Foreign Books, both min and [stand-baud. This day wa% pnbGtbed, Price ss.6d. AFARTHER SUPPLEMENT, occafioned by Mr. Reerc,; rtmarhs to a Pamphlet, entitled " 'Me rt:ltion cool tiered on the Principles of ailing Laws, as to the adnistlion of Cal halm to Parliament." By JOON JOSEPH DELLON, Efq. Boniiter, of Gray's inn. Landon Printed for E. Esoker. No. 56,, Bond-ftrcet and J. Dcbtelc, Piccadilly. V, here may be htd, The cartsnoN CON 11 , Fit h.D, &c. Price 2r. sod few ral other Pamphlets, ►y the fame Autlo.r. This day were publill.cd, pries ts. 6d. PRACTICAL 0 lISERVAT lONS fm CURE. CONOI RIM.% VIRULENTA in Men; in which the Ulu of Injedtions,and of Mercury given internally, ale fully conlidercd. By THOMAS WHATELY, Member of the Royal College of Sury,suits in London. Sold by J. Juhnfiai, St. Paul's Church-Yin - l; Ca 11 and Davies, Strand ; and J. 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Far the Catisfadion of the Public, we here give an Estradi of this principal Contents of each Lediut. t. introductory Ledure, containhig Conte general Ideas rev fpceting the Syftent of Nature. 2. Olds*: Particles of Matter, their minutenekhaninefs, ex tenfion, divifibi hy,lnitia and robetion, and on Mtmetifns. 3. On Mechanical Powers, ca applicd to the Wiudmill and travelling Corn-mill,Wheel-carriages,contalning a variety of Ex peril's( nts far the Improvement of Coaches, Carts, Waggons, &e, 4. On Chnniftry, on Acids, Alkalis, DittilLation, Sublima tion, on alknitive Attradion,nlCombuttlon, Metals, Minerals, Vegct.ils le and Animal Anal) Gs, Chemical Apparatus, Mikella news Oldervations and Esperlinents in Chanillry. 5. On the Atmorpbere, Mechanical and Chenikal Proper ties of Air; on Wind, Air-gone, Wind-guns, un Sound s S 1 in. , is,sthy of Sound. 6. Hydroftatics, Hydraulics; of flied& Gravities, on the Diva's Bell, of Pumps, the Rope Pump, the furciny Pump, Roulton and Watt's SWAM Eagine,Stoani Engine with the CI - linderin the Baehr. 7. Electric it y, introduelnry Remmits on flesttical Nfachints. on Points on the attrattion and repellency te kketrieity, int the la -idol Vial. L Elotricity, continued; of (poets:mous FleArkirr. of Lightning, of Animal Eledneity, Medical Pk:tricky, ripe rimuits mikellaneous and entertaining. 9. Optieka, on Vanua, Optical Inkinutienen,tbe Nteht Clare, the It eft-a:Ling and Reflecting felefe.apcs, of the niergic, or Lunpound, Solar, and Oi...qut Sherafoirc, ib: 24.41, tan, Mikellancous Exrcrurans, a a Agronomy, General View at Creation; antbet Opinior.• I concerning it ; why the harth Mott be a tilot-c; Day,klignt the Seufoue, how produced; on the Cektaul (Aube; originated Left of the Conitellitionst that ideful in Navigation; Flog Aorta; Zodiac; Tquation r•t'litne ; Ur- of Tinaeloapi rik AC. It. On the Mour, , her Motion and Kellen ; Hotiraetal and Harwell Moos; on the Caine .4 Tide* an the Atrand gen ; on Curtrnts. 17 Aftionomy cootinueJ, Newmias I.l44rine refrains the LAWS uf the flatus uy Motion ; charader tnd prop , rune of th. Omni rul their Nicker ; of: of du N.torical !phasic:hi ; on :►ltitu , h: arl Refraelsun; on Comets, t4c. Ate. Prat::,a , ur the A•tha. a lase hoof ;DN. 4 1 1Cleaglit 4 ren• I farepecz-Nuare ; .at G. iielifiet, 24.4 insubikeem.