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That the Trager Boar. *far fill Ccort.ta ) i S:ori w!? fist av Thsefih l the alb of March Next, at two o'clock, gad ep rad again a 71inflay t a ost4 if April f...Crwiag : That a ssrartorly Goarral Moat , Itbe laid Company will beheld at their Hail la Leadaatoallireet,cn Ininefday the 24a of March ac , :t, at r'nenne erica in the preitocn ; That a Geyer-al Caul rf the frill aortas; tvill Ac Ml at tkir Naafi as Lndentallyireet, .a Waincill the 14th .?1 . 40,1 Next, from, rir.e .':fork ix theans flag rntil in the evening, for the drill a fjin Direthr. of fail Compaay fir four yearc ; AN./ t...at dr bat of the fail Compay ready tote d.liverd at di, Hoofe oa Aidl the 26th of March next. WILLIAM RAMSAT Secretor., MONDAY, MARCH 1,180 z, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. SCHEME. Value of each. C. 2C,000 11 10,000 5,000 2,:)"?0 1,000 s 0 100 so 18 This day W2l puliiiihe.l, pike - s. CI. in herds, GULIELMI HEI3ERDEN COMMENTA, Rill de MORBORUM HIS VORIA et CU RATioNE. Likewife in the Pres, cp,edily will be pl:bliihzd. Tile fame Wor:.: in EngiiN, by the Author. Suld by T. Mews Gate. Our.; may be had, Obferyations on the Int:reale Decree.: of Er Win. HeberJen, jun. NT D. &lotto, Mr. WitOUGHTON ; Altaroont, Mr. BARRYMOKE ; Horatio, Mr. KEMBLE ; Lotbario, Mr. C. KEMBLF.; Ronk's°, Mr. CAULFIELD. Calilta, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Lavinia, Mrs. POWELL. Na. of Prize!. 4 - of Total Value. 1C- 80 .0 0 0 4 0 , 000 20,000 10,000 20,000 6,000 To which will be added, the new Piece, in Two Ads, with Sono, coiled URANIA ; or, THE ILLUMINE. 10 - 12 50 'Co apoo Tins day were publithed, in one Vol. Era. price in SERMONS, by JOHN MACKENZIE, D. O. Minitt,:r of Portra!rick. . . This Deming—King Henry the Fourth ; with Of Age To morrow. • SP:* • SAW • 324,000 THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, February 12, ,11! be pr,fented die Comie Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, Mr. INCLEDON ; And Rofo.ta. Mrs. BILLINGTos. To which will be added the Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. This Evening, (by Command of their Majetties) The Poor Centkenan ; with Harlequin's Almaittek. • FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. COOK E. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN . ONNVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1802, will b.• prJented the FIRST PART of Shakefpeares Bißorical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. Sir john FalitllT, Mr COOKE, (Being his firft appe.,rance in that Charadter); King Henry Mr. MURRAY; Prince a Wales, Mr. LEW!, ; Poing. Mr. WHITFIELD: Fronds. Mr. KNIGHT; Can i:r., iitkis. EMERY and BEVERLY; And Hotfour, Mr. SIMONS, (Bsinr, his firft appearance in that Charader.) With a FARCE, AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS, As will he emsreffed In future Bills. _ _ Tickets to be had of Mr. Cooke, No. 4, Bolton-Brett, Pk and of Nlr. Brandon, at the Thtatre, where Places for the Boxes may tK taken. MANUFACTORY. ONE of the PArtners in a very valuable Kant faaoryy of eXiCifiVe and ettablithed Connedlions, bring about to retire, an actvant.oteous opportunity prefents itfelf to soy Gentleman tl.firwas of erz4ing in a Content of this deferip. than; be will have to advance about Fifteen Thoufand Fount" which may be done by In :14:1mtnts,--Tbe molt (anew:tory References and Eaplanatians will be riven. Addref, to Mcfirs. Whately and Patton, Merchants, No. s, Lawrence Poultney-hil. London, scth of Fes-uary. vBO3. GLANIORGANSHIRE. 'To be LET, a FARM, of 2 so Acres of Arable -I- and Patine Land, with a good Houk and Out-huildint., adjacent to the Turnpike Road from the Seaports of Swank : , sod Lou:bor, - at an equal diilance from both; it adjoins three excellent Commons,ou which it has extenfivc Rights. A river runs through it, abounding with Fill, and fuch6-ntll powerful for any Works of Tin and Iron, for With of which it is prticu larly adapted, as lx ing fituatcd near C. al fit for all purpoks, and la a woldland Country, where an ample fupply of Charcoal can he allured. Particulars addread to Mr. Levi Jones, Sivanfca, poft-paid, we l be attended to. SUU ('HAMPTON. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, "THE MODERN STOCK of KIND and A SMITH. thokrupts,eonfifting of Linen and Wonlisu Dra pery, Holier?. Haberdalhery, &e. &e. l'ogother H ith the v.,- !gable Lade of the Hour..., wherein the Paid Trade has been for fome years carried on; fituate in High-ftreot, in the molt eligi ble part of the town of Southampton. For prtkulats apply to Booth and Lane, Solicitors under the Commilion, No. t t, Fenchurch Buildings, London ; or to Mr. Adams en the Pernik*. TO BE SOLD BY :LUC 110 N, At the SWAU INN. at Alton, Hants, On Saturday, acth Fcbreary, act, at Six o'Cl-)ck in the Even ire. (sok fs fenr.er eifrofed of by: Private Contrad, of vibir.b timely Notice will be given,) LOT L AN exceeding gnodIS*ELLING HOUSE ; confining of three good Parlours, four good Chunhers, and tart c :iarrusitu Cbamhcrs in the upper Storey, three excel last Cellars, convenient Kitchen and Offices, tog.ther with a three-nail Stable, Orchard, large and excellent Garden and Creech...ore; bituatein the HIGN-STIERT in the Town of A LTON, Hants. la.o in the Occupation of Mr. WM. WEBB,dcccafcd. LOT 11. A MESSUAGE TENEMENT or DWELLING HOUSE, GAB DZX and APPURTENANCES, !Net: 4 !oining to Lot 1.1 in the Occupation of Mr. JOHN wit% a MALT•HMIS thereto adjoining and belong ing, in the Occupation of Mr. LEE. • For father particulars apply to Mr. C11211[247, Solicitor, in A:ton. Hants 1011 N GRINDLE, Chemilt and Druggifi pn . 0 his Royal Highaefs the PPINCE of WALLS, refpcelfully in lama. the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that be 13;:iin.f. which be has in.iny wears eltabliihed, at No. 2, Hsy rm4 n removed to large and more emotive Premifes, No. Ist. r.al-mail, nearly oppolite the Hay-market, where it tail be carri.ed on in all its branches with the great& panda anty, care, and attention. He bp leave to return his &were thanks to h s nutaaroua Friends and Cullom,* for their pait Favours, ar.d Luaibly to foßcit continuance of the fame, allbring them that nothing on his part &ail be wanting to merit that patmnage which be has hitherto had the honour to receive, and which will ever be a pride', him to acknowledge with gratitude. Fall-map, Feb. 3, 1802. Chtanieala, Drugs, &c. in their great& perfection, vvholefile, nid for exportation. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, Ste. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OFANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS hat gained by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF AN. Cr.OVItS, aod other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, ' 'MED BEEF, HAWED CALVES He.ADS. BEEF :.17.AKS, MADE DISHES, WILD rowi., am: O.IIIE. vtt' many Ds tieactu for the Tante, SIDL-ROARD. flTot ; which are more fully esprelfed in his Ca' . .losne, (HP. Iliac TIC INFLICTOR OF TILLIE) has :lICIUGed many paint., to ;Ave the fame name to An - t 'ciao entirely differott, sea: h arc vended at many Shoos in Loldon, by Perrot's who ro to tlr principal Towns in }.ngland, Ireland, and Sto.latid, to ...licit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who la conk soti.,:e, &reshot &Trod with a SPURIOUS SORT. by allowing th.ra an extra profit. width is not only an lamolitioo, but a Difappoimment to Families who purdwfa tax n whh a via is or having GOOD SAUCE to thar F 1.311, Ste. N. —None arc their Gt NUIX z.but what have thefe wort% e" .t • e 14 a , di "."Iltatin 111141.6011 . 10R101 11 1AL AND MVP*S II 4 1 tea or. Aoetwotaa, Nato?. Strand, CorAgr of Savo„ Landau: 60,000 Tickets 4.533,300 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE: Full-drawn Ticket tsth Day 4. 20,13: - .0 Ditto - sla Day 20,000 Ditto -32 d Day 20,000 Ditto • actit Day 1,000 Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Licenfcd Lottery Office- PAESEN P PRICE : 'I icket - - L. itS 13 0 Half - 522 o Eighth - 2 3 6 Qyartcr - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - t z o ••• Perform in the Country 'writhing to haye Tickers or Shares, may be fupplied by fend:ng good flub at Short Dates, ePoft Office Ordcra, Bank Notes, or Cafli, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. ; , I he Pli'e of Tickets and Share+ will rife confiderably betore the Drawing. —Prizes paid in 111.x.cy. FIRST OF MARCH THE LorrERY BEGINS DRAWING. BISH rcfpc&fully acquaints the Public, that • it is in contemplation to alter the mode of Lotteries in futurq the relent, therefore, in alt probabiiity, will be the tact where an inunetife Prize can he obtained for lo (mall a raik. Tickets and Shares arc felling in great , variety at 'AUtil his Old Eftablithed Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHAP ri4G-CROSS, where the following Capital Prizes were all fold, ftared, and regilterod, in the late year (1801): 3 0 . 60 1 - £.30,000 I 44,007 ,* sOOO 93)3 - 20,000 111,563 2000 12,3:3 '7 12,3-- I°Pco 537 i tooll 'fiekets and Shares will rife confidtrably before the Drawing begins, .uid the Prizes will be paid as ufual in full lie:ling money. • '.• Government Securities bought and f o ld o n Commillion. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for zBog. Begins Drawing ftof March IFO2. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, itrters, Eighths and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNS:, and Co. S too k -Brokers, ..-._ _ _ _ At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the RoYal Lx chan;c, London ; and no where elk on their account. PREIMNT Piglet OP SHARISS. Half - £.B 7 3 Eighth - - a 3 6 Quarter 4 6 6 Sixteenth - 1 1 0 t'y All Shares fold at this Offlcc will be !tamped agreeable to Adt of Parliament, and alfo with the Crown, and round it Hazard and Co's. Lottery Office. Letters, poft paid, duly aufwercil, and Schemes gratin. . . • • Order; aceo!npanied with !bort dated Bills on London, or Poit Office 0: ders, punctually attended to ; and to prevent miftakes as well as delay, Correipondents are requelted to tranfmit them by Eon. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fevar.il An nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Billi,and all kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fold by CoranCillion. C APITAL PRIZES fold, thared and regiltered lAear Yby Mara. CARROLL and Co. .! . . _ _ in the hit Ensiles Lottery.-No. 6,34 t, a Prize of go,cool. Dared in Tbree higiubs and 'len Sixteenths. And in etc lalt July and Nov. Irifh Lotteries, No. 2,17 1, a Prix • of tc,cool.; and No. 3496, a prize of 5,00c.1. was fold ia One (barter, Two Eighths and Eight Sixteenths. Ago Mere' fmalier Prizes of tOOOL zOOOL yocL ace. &e. And the Monet Paid on Demand, At their truly Fortunate and Old-cftablifhed Office, (appointed by Government), No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near Rathbone-Place, oppofite Soho-fguare, I.ondon. •„' Tickets and Stamped Shares for the corning Lottery are felling in great variety on the loweft terms —Perron' in the Country may be ['wished with 'rickets and Shares, by fending good Bills, I'oft Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Caih, (pull or carriage paid) direettd as above. The prefent Price of Shares : Half - 8 12 o Eighth - 1 3 6 (tarter - si 6 6 Sixteenth - 1 2 0 The tnglins Lottery begins Drawing or. the aft of next Nlunth. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING MARCH HI TICKETS are fang in great variety of Num bers. divided inso HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, at DRUMMOND's Old STATE LOTTERY No. 65, FLEET-STREET, ♦DJOININO TUB BOLT-IN-rUN INN. Mr.DRUNINIOND returns his grateful acknowkdgemcnts to the generous Public for thc numerous favours he h recrieed for many Lotteries paft ; crofts his former attention to their interea has merited their future favours.—Ns a duty be owes the Public he requefts them to nuke an early purcitafs, hei +g convinced from the rapid Sale, the judicious arrangement of the prefent Scheme (wherciii Ilia a Million of Money is :t the difpcial of Dame Fortune), that Tickets will have a couldera lbic rife before the drawing. Clubs or Parties intending to porthole Tickets or Shares, would do well to conic to No. 65, nett-area, as it V 1 ill he a fore Living. Perfons in she Country by fending to this Offie.! Port Office Orden, Bank Notes, or Call, may depend on having their Or , derspunetually executed with difpatch. Correa Numerical Books kept, and Numbers carefuiiy ex amined, and Tickets r..giit,red, at 6d. per numlss, and a true account of their fucces fent 1:y pull as loon as drawn. FIRST OF MARCH TIM STATE-LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. I)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. S ork-Braker%, at their Licenfed State Lottery Meet, Cornhill and Chtring-Crofs, Loudon ; alto in the Market Pl.tec, Norwich ; and in C.Alc-itreet, LiVerriool, are felling Tickets and Shares in the greataft Variety of Numbers. In the lalt and LIIC State I.otteries the following C.ikital Prizes have been fold at the above Offices, in Shares : No. 12,8t17 - 4 30,100 26,883 (u Firit-druta) 30,01 II =cod. lads. 5.0c0t. each. t.ozcl. each. 14048.577 No. 33499 No. 13, 726 23,148 22.740 28879 3c.9 8 9 .^,,139 22,699 10.or:c1. each. 37,400 11,942 27.964 7,494 11,71* .311,692 11,9.15 2 c , 9 5 3 25,215 IS 46,102 SAIOCI. eaeb. 2,ccoreacts. 15,938 38429 41,768 24,165 41,217 a,t611 14,755 &c. Lite. 6;c. Alf. in former tottrrie., 'ince the rear I 767, a great Pro portfor. of CapitaltPrines, t^o mmernuato mention. . . • !7se., Lotteries were brit ettoblilbe l there byre been bnt , .Fg l b. Pehies of TH4in'Y *EHOUSAND POUNDS divided I laud fok; in , bites. T *Vol L. Nos. 1 2,807,, and 16,1;i4„1 iwomfooklr by iLaciakausus s Ciboal.uct, and Co. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADITS AND atNTLtMKN, T_TAViNG taken the liberty, upon a former oc• ration to ftate to you my intention of ht.corning a Candi elite for the raft vacant Seat in t,e Eaft-Indis Direetino, I feel it to be my duty, at a time when other Gentlemen are preffing tn• it applicatioui open you, to renew my folicitations for the honour of your support. It is a faeisfaction to me to know that the friendfhip and fupport which It was my good fortune in the lira inftance to experience, have, during the interval of the two laft years, been ftrongthe: cd and confirmed by the fanction of a very large Body of the t er prietors. This confideration has afforded me the greateft ercourape ment; and authorizes me to indulge the confident hope—that the induftry which it will become me to employ, whenever the proper feafon for exertion fh:.ll arrive, will V.acc me in that honourable Situation, which it is the objeet of my ambition to attain, and which it (hall be my anxious endeavour to deferve. I have the honour to be, with great refped, Ladies and Coalmen, Aldermanbury, Your molt obedient and devoted Serynnt, Feb. 9, I Sol. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Juft publithed, By BRODER', and Witaitz sox, No. x 3, Haymarket, London, PLEYEL's third Concertante, in parts, price 6s. —lioffmeifter's Flute Concerto, price 6s.—Hotim. liter's Flute Notturno, price 31.--Pleyel's Flute Concerto, price 6c.— Pleyel's Clarinet Concerto, price 611.—Hockc':Violonc‘Lo Con certo, up. 1, price 78. 6d.—Pley,l and Kranilky's Flute Duett, price 7s. 641.—Devienne's Duette, two Clarinets, op. 67, boo%s z and a, price each 7s. 6d.—Michele Du.t, op. 6, price 7s. 6d. Du:tts, two Violoncellos. op. 37, price 7s. 651.--Du. port's Airs, two Violoncellos, price 75. 6d.—.Hoffriveifter's Flute Duette, op. 16, 20, and 51, price each 7-.6l—.Plcycle Violin Duette, op. 36, price 7s. 641.—Pleyel's Flute Solo, op. 31, price 6s. —Schall's new inttrudtions tor : he Violin, price tem 6d. ITALIAN L ANGUAGE. COURS DE THEMES, &c. Second Edition, reviled and augmented, with fcvcral notes, by V. PLRE't Ti t Author of Grammaire Itilienne, Guida alla Pronunzia e a!l' in ttlligenza dell' Bahasa, et Vocabolario Portico. A Work qvite ticw and unprecedenta—Mr. Peretti teaches Italian abroad and at home, No.:;, Great Wild-ftrzet, Lincoln a - Irn-ftc;di The above Works are to be had of Meffrs. 800k -7, No. 4, Old Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange; Elmily, No. 87, Strand; De Boffe, No. 7, Gerrard-fireet, Soko ; and Polidori, No. 42, Broad-ftreet, Soho. This day was publifhed, price 9s. in boards, ATREATISE of the Law relative to Mer chant Ships and Scamcn : in Four Parts ;—r. Of t:te Owners of Merchant Ships.-2. Of the Periwig employed in the Navigation thereof.-3. Of the Carriage of Goods therein. Of the Wages of Merchant Seamen. Ety CHARLES ABBOTT, Of the loner-Temple, Barrift,T at Law. London : Printed for E. and R. Brooke, and J. Rider, Ba yard, Temple-Bar; and J. Butterworth, Fleet-Street. This day was pub:lilted, Price as. 6d. AN ACCOUNT of the BILIOUS FEVER, J-1. as it has appeared in BATH for Tome Years paft ; in cluding a Hiltory of its Progrefs, Symptoms, and Mode of Treatment ; with Come 08SEKVA7 lONS on the remote Catee of EPIDEMIC Dtscasrs, ai..l fried Cafes for the purpofc of Elucidation, By WILLIAM WHITE, Apothecary to the Bath City Difpenfary, &t. Bath : Printed by R. Cruttwell ; and fold by G. and J. Ro binfon; Paternoßcr-row. Where may be had, by the fame Author, Obferratious and Experiments on the BROAD-1.1.AV.:D Wit- LOW Bwax—lllulttated with Cafes. This day was publiihcd, In One Volume aro. price t 23. in boards, ANANINQUIRY into the CORN LAWS and 3 " CORN TRADE of GREAT BRITAIN, and their In. Euenee on the Profperity of the Kingdom. With Suggeilions for the Improvement of the Corn Laws. By the late ALEXANDLR DIROM, Ot Mulrect, itt the County of Aberdeen. To which is added, a Supplement, By Mr. Wit. MACKIE, of Ormilton, in Fait Lothi in, Bringing down the Conliikration of the Subjedt to the pre fent Time, inveftigating the Caufe of the prefent Scarcity, and fuaciting Ikleafures fur promoting the Cultivation or the Waite Lands, and for rendering the Produce equal to the in erealing Confumptiln of the Kingdom. Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, P.Lternofter-row. 'llls day was publithed, Dedicated by Penni Mon to the Qat ar, In Two Volumt.s, price gs. in boards, A New and enlarged Edition of THE (ECONOMY of CHARITY ; addrefred to Ladies, and adapted to the prefent Sate of Charitable lultitutions in the Kingdom, with a pat titular view to the cul tivation of Religious Principles among the lower o:dcrs of at People, - By Mrs. TRIMMER . Printrd for J. Jolinfon, F. and C. kivington. St. Pa Fs Church-yard ; I.ongutan and Reel; G. and J. &Quinton, Parer-. nottrr-row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and B. Tabart, New Bond-ftrect. Where•ma.f he hod, by the km"! Author, the knowing Boob: Sacred Hillery, felodte4 from the Scriptures, vri:h .lonota dons and Relledio:l4, a new edition, bring the fouria, in 6 vols. price, 11. IC;. in A Comp mioo to tit.• Boo; or Common Prayer; containing a Pradlicol Comment on thr :And IoOrpCIS, 41. The fame in 2 vole. with Q....tuitions for t:tc uG of Teachers, price An Attempt to familiarize the Cater.hiftn of t h e Church cf England; a new edition, price 31. An Explanation of the Office of Zapata, and the Order of Confirmation, price la._ The fame with tZtlefLions, price ts An Introduetion to the Knowledge of Nature, loth edition, prlecas. _ _ _ Fabulous H!ftorics, defigned to thew the p:eper Tre7-ttnent of Animals 6th esliNon. pike 711. A Little Spe:iing Hook for Young Chibiren, 7th edition, price pd. _ _ Eary I.tlions, a fequel to the above, !th cc. l t:011, price 6d. The Servat.t's Friend ;an Ex.Lnipbry Talc, 6th edit. price Xs. TM Two Formers; • Milnel to the ahirre, 3rl edit. price Is. The Chief uhjed of their Sermons is oo flume, that %qr.' r r. fetres a malignity, and Virtue a preciouf refs of quality, which are itt pretest very imperfedly underilocd. This is done. tint, in two fcparate Difeourfts, uuder t:.c form of a fimple propoil. Lion. Refmuing then the fulleet of Vice, (which conOit-tu.s the first part of the general Plan,) the prisofition winch fatindA upon it is farther illuftratedby infanta of partianlar Vices; and theft fotr=ted as that, while each of them forns a com plete Difrourff within itfelf, they all fcrpmt In one int Tilting said great Doetrinc.—Thc Serori P .-t, 01: f:b jet of Virtue. (which it is propofed to &nitrate the Lone method,) is r eferved; and the Volume cl7,:es tierce Dif cots upon the evidence and Tmcral eliaraece or acr_Ltion. Printed for G. and J. ol;infon, P acrn.)lln,row. NEW and CHEAP PERIODICkkWORK. This day was publilliesl, (o be coutivociieliCry Mos. 1$) No. IT. price MATERIALS FOR THINKING. By W. BUaDON, M.A. This and the forme; Numb:r c•ml:.ts of Eilltys on thefollow. ing jou:telling Subjeas Lilvr:lity of Sentiments a: it af. feds Religious Morality and I..itovatere; on Human luconftf. [elides, as they raped e.tatehticti and atul hit .0 in public and is private Life; an the Imagination, with its tenden. cy to reader Men happy or miferable; and on the various Charaders in ancient and modern Hidory : to be followed by others of a limilar nature and tendency.. ThofeGentkmen and Tiookfdlers who were difappointed in not Petting the firft. Number, ar hereby reftedfully informed, that No. I. is re-printed, and may he had of T. Hunt, Paternofter row, to whom all orders are to be addrelT'ed; of J. Mitchell, Newcaillc-upon-Tyne; and E. Balfour, Etilaburgb. Mifeellaneoas Writings of the 7.reat Lord BAcost, being as uniform Companion to JONES's EDITION OF HIS MORAL ESSAYS. This day was publifhed, price 61.64. in boards, elegantly printed in fuolfeap octavo, and ciabellifluzd with a lice Engraving of the ;Monument in St. Michael's Church, St. Alban's. - _ I'HE MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS OF FRANCIS BACON, Baron of Verulam, Vircount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of Engl.:lld. Inel.ullng Philefophy, Religion, Morality, ate. ate. now 11. ft colleeted into One Volume. Prlnt..d for M. Jones, Paternofter-rew : of whom may be had, uniformly printed, in the fame fine as the above, BACON's ESSAYS, Civil, Moral, and Political, with his Life and Portrait, 6s. 6d. boards. SHEN:MONK'. ESSAYS, with lAN and Portrait. The WORKS of the late Dr. rRANICLIN, in Two Yoh. with Memoirs of his Life, written by himfelf, embellithed with a fine Portrait, Bs. boards.—Alto, Oft A Powat 011 the PEACE, by Josses BARROW, Efq. price as. This day were publifhed, In Six Volumes OfstAro, Price aL Bs. in boards, Thuarated with One Hundred and Thirteen Portraits, And accompanied wit h E xplanatory Tables, T_T ISTORICAL and POLITICAL MEMOIRS of thc REIGN of LEWIS XVI. from his MA It itIAGE to his DEA ; founded on a Variety of authentic Documcsits, furnithed to the Author, before the Revolution, by many emi. neat Statcfmen and Miniikrs ; and on the Secret Papers dff.• covered, after the Toth of A naafi, 1791, in the Clam (tithe King at Verfailles and the Tuilleries. Tranflated from the. French of J. L. SOULAVIE, the Elder; Compiler 'of the Memoirs of Marra:ll Doke of Richelieu. and of the Memoirs of the Duke of St. Si , non. Printed for G. and J. Relied - on, Pater non cr-row. Of whom may be hul, (•I'ranflated from the French), The Lifl of %HA PA with a Portrait by Heath, in one Voli , mc Bvo. price ;n 1)01.11■. REVIEW OF MAPS AND CHARTS, (A Depart Went hith:Tto unattemptad in any Eng' journal) 'This day was publilhel, price 2%. 6cl. THE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL RE VIEW, Ncw Arrangement.—. Volume XXXII!. Containing Abitraets of thcmoft important and recent Foreign Publications. RETROSPECT OF FOREIGN LITERATI:Rt. _ Rev!cor of Maps and Charts :—Arrowfmith's Map of Ma-... I .a Roll4:ttA Gcozraphical t , p-:e!:nen of ancient India,--Fadvn's NT,,p of the Sosth-Ealtern part of France, &T.---.Nttur Map of "America —Trigonometrical Survey of England and W;dss--• Coutans Ftwirons of Paths Smith's Plan of tL Grand-junc tion Canal: Map of Inland Navigation ; and Map of the Lakes —New Chart of Surinam River—Price 'e Charts of Plymouth bound, Haninaze, and Cay.vater—Owm's Chart of Spithead— Arrowfinith's Chart of the Eat India Mauls, &c. ------ NVit Ii the Titks to Vol. XXXII!. and :teal/19:a Alphabetical Index to the Authors' names and titles of Book% 2. The CHITIC.%L REVIEW, Enlarged, for January, iSo2. Being the Eat Number forth: XXXIVth Volume., Ne Arf. Containing, among others, the follow!ig important Arden.* . Whop of Rochotier's Tranflation of Hufea—Aliwood's Lite rary Antiquities of Greece—Henbanes Hiner; of Great Bri tain, Vol V.—Phitofophical Traufactions for tSot, Part I Donovan's Infedts of China—Naylor% ll:ftory of Reeves's Book of Common-Proyer--Britton's Lzat.t!ea of W:h.. thine—Earl of Cartilk's Tragedies and Poenti—Nichalfo::s Tranflatim Fourcroy's SyniiptleTables of Chernlitry.—Pra•Cs Bread, a Poem—Berdmore's Specimens of Lit, nary femblanee In the Works of Pope, Gray, &c.—'ir William Oti fley's Obtintations on forte Pcrfic Medals and Gems, &e. &e. numerous Monthly Catalogue, &c. Crl The Critical Review has, of late. devoted a Part cf every *lumber of its Appendix to an Examicatizo of Map. a: ~t Cbarts—a Branch of Criticifat hithorto neruftiva...ed in Grew, Britain, an.: fchlom atteinp:ed on the Ceitireet, but v.*.t. Jt the growing Importance a Georaphy nous imroqunately :et demand. Geography, as a Science, is in its ltirency. It ins long in deed conned a Departmert cr liSeeal Fain:ohm—and tv,: 11..ve multitudes of M-ps ard Chars alma! daily iffaing front tha recta ; but for want of that Critical Baker iotendatice prefuled over every other Brinch of Litt:a:um. we li..v-: Defigns at preftnt that wia belt. the Ordeol of rig! : and perhaps fewer Students in the 6,:itoce who aft eapahl,: of applying loth a 'l'e ft. How far the Gcn:Zra7hic2l stridurcs which are meant to be continue,' to the eritica litview may be able to aceom,illh theft imporrtnt object. , mutt he kit to :he Public to det , .:r..l:-.4 for Ida( It is obvious, howtvcr. that Lineal Glograrhy it yet totally dettitute of toe!, a prefitarig and hemlicial Power; and it is prtfumed, the, efore. that this Frit attempt to fupply fo fcrious c. Def, , ,s.: will meet with the rapport and alliltanec of every friend to I,!terature. 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