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, - - - 16.E•a27 - Tx‘r - l - c --:•• . .. --... 1 .,.. ,- , . .•-..- • ' ... . f . I.i • , II • • . ''• , • • . .. - ... , 41 -1 11; • • ÷; 'es .•, . - _ ..i..,......____. - - . . . . , • . IN NIA THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUILI'-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER zB, ass, will he aded the Comedy of THE COUNTRY GIRL. Yerzy, Mrs. JORDAN. Aftft which, an entire New Ballet, with Near Scenes, Dreffes, Mares, and Decorations, called TERPSICHORE'S RETURN. In wbieh PARISOT will snake herlfult oplealsoce. 'l he Bafltt vienpofeci by Mr. IrEgville, (Irons the Opera Houle ,n the tlaynsukct,) whet is engaged at this Theatre. T:us Fveuir;-- I he Wheel of Fortune; with the Devil to Pay. On Tuerday, a New Comedy, called A Prior THEATR&ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY. NEXT, OCTOBER -rB, rBos, wilt be acted the Comedy of SPEED THE PLOUGH. After which, the New Melo-Drains, with New Mufic, Scenes,; Defiles, and Decorations, called , RUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Overture and Maw eanpofed by Dr. Beth?. Thir Evening—Jane Shore; with Rupntino. On Tucrday, Macbeth. ' The'New Meln-bratna of Rugantlno, or the Bravo of Venice, continuing to he received with unbounded applaufe, by brilliant and overflowing audiences, will be repeated every evening till fur ther notice. S HOOT. OF PHYSIC IN IRELAND. ''HE MEDICAL LECTURES of the PROFES. -a• SORS will konancace in Trinity College, on Monday, No vember ettt, 36 10110163 Dr. RAIIPTOWS on Materia Medics, at nine. Dr. Dor - rotes, on the ileory and loititutes of Medicine, at eleven. Dr. H.61110A26 . 3 OD Anatomy and Chirtirpery, at one. Dr. Pete 'vat's and - Dr. Beare a's, on Chcatiftry, at two. Dr. SvoKes's, on the Praitice of Medieine,at three. 11 .° The above limos are thole of. the Pea-true clock. Dr. SCATT:S Lergnets on Betany,wilreommenee May r, All the other Courier will terminate before the lit of May, it 6. Pupils will be inftntett4 in the Art of Diffeeling, and fat malting Aratoraital Preparation, by Dr. liattyroart awirdr. WILMOT. September s 7. - WHITLEY STOKES, Atwitter. Syllabeffes of En. Stokes* Cowie. are to be kad of Gilbert and Hodges, Great Georges-greet S. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS for die tilt-drawn Ticket on Tuefday next, Oftobe the apt CAPITALS IN THE ViHEEL. 3 of £20,C00 3 at 0,000 I —10,0 co 3 ... I,CIOO Z ...r 53 0 9 0 6 —. Po ke. ice. ate. Malts 10 Pares, warranted undrawn, are an Sak at all &a pctitikd Lawry Meet; • , •A • • MIDIVIIIIRT. . . rilBE Ladies, whole particular fitaatioirrvei es a temporary. retirement during their accalmirmallel will meet Me t h earnforpable unommeshtion, and their Avis. der treatment, by• Mrs. Satrra, Midwife, Na CiiiM -hie* Blaeldriar's-Itoad, near th e Bridge; on thintoft readdslif tads S MIT has a Gentleman, well ettalilifited for faille ytarsai a Man-rtiitionft, who will attend, itreqeired. Thealtildren anis will meet with tvcry attention, if left to &e ewe of Mrs. Smith. UNIVERSITY OP OXFORD.—.-THE ROEBUCK - INN. rj'HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have oCCafin to viGt or travel through OXFORD, are molt re. fperftfolly folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Herfes and experienced Drivers are•raidy to ihrwtod them at the reafonable rate of ONE SHILLING PER. MILE. And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with els continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of axe, elegant oldie?, and eurionties, depofred in this celebrated UM; vertity , the Rot ince INN affords a genteel and comfortable *IWO; where the utinoit attention Is patd, and where the caeca ate Moderate.. • PA - I**NT RETIRING sTovits. wir.LlAm SLARK and SON, furnias;ng Xrnt. mongers, No. to. Cheapfide, beg leave to recoraniend the Nobili , y and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Strives; the Martine advantages of which are obvious en the flighteft infpaftinoi as they poffefa every requifite for warmingroonis, arid at the fame time give an opportunity of reducing the heat atpleafurr., when ever the air becomes more ratified than is agreeable or wbolefonie for refpiration. The conftruetion is Iserfeftly Ample. and cannot be pt out of order, and the fire alfoasay be extinguibed , without taking oat, by which means danger is iscided,and dult (fo injuri ous to furniture) prevented.. The Patent steam Kitchen to be teen In ufe every day; Ranges. with Ovens and Doilers,Warth flearthst&c.; turripktd Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron. Capper, and Doable 'Hoch Tin —Bell Hang/tig in a fuperior ftyle. SCOTI's LILAC BLOOM AND PINK VYB. TO Colour Silk Stockings—the .fira of thefsi gives the Mean Flue, fo much admired by many In New Silk Stockings; it alto dyes Silk, Linen, Mullin„Tiffeny, Gault, be. the Snell Purple, Lilac, and Violet, Ste. of various tints, at pleafure, and a tolerable Marnne Colour. poffeßtng the like 'qualities, equally beautiful and approved. Price 23.6 d. each Packet, with printed !Mime:lions. Scott's Liquid True Sue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark; Linen with a Pen that will not difcharge, Superfine Prepared Wa. ley Colours, and all peccaries for Drawing sod Colosrieg; ' poet and WkMthle and Retail, at 116fraSismilleisty.• No. 411,11 ear lledford-ftreet, jl3 the Strand. London. andby age se tpeEtable Vendersof bottle Articles in the Bridik , lie attentive—the Proprietor's name Is marked oaths of every Packet, none other is Genuine. • TO THE LADIES. RAGAZET's ORIENTAL PEPILATOU I , Thii preparation for removing SUPERFLUOUS HA from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, &e. and for imprint - I.k COMPLEXION, has been InAlckhdy . Miebrated threoth Eaftern Nations, from whence It 'wilt* brought to this by Lady M. W. M--ue. In tbofe abodes of luxury. particularly' in Turkey and ; Egypt, it appears the Ladies eonftantly mate *4.„ of this preparation at the baths, and it met by means of Lady M. . W. 441 , ,'.4re. acccfsltr them; that the became acquainted with the fecret of its' canspufttinm By she men is is employed to giveunifor. racy and Ave.* dick mullathioa, fib. This.DsxUitoryitas sithr for many years fpflained a chandler in Eogiand.and ow the r. ontin nem, far its innocent' quality, permanent tired, and grateful odour es spells: sal.‘lb the great Slumber . o4fpnrious and uhfutteedid attempts to imitate It, hare Ortacd to be exclufively Invent • To prevent tbofe impobtions. which are daily pradifed, mod tam Le. dies may harc.it in their power so procure the above VI 01111111. frtvants or others, without the poffibility of being expo(ed to this effedts of impertinent cariolity, *atm obferre, that each bet tie is inclofed Ina feak elf d cover • plain writing paper, with Aired'. tines and a more detailed 'Mount than delicacy or the BariteVl an ad verartnent will admit, fired T. Bagazet, in the Propriri tor's hand-writittp Sold uholdak &MI ,mtall by Mdlrs. Shaw and Edwards. it. Paul's Chureh.yord•; and may be bad of all the cliablithed Ctrs and perfumers in Town cod Country. price is. 6d.4ise bottle. • • 1 - WESTMINSTER FIRE OFFICE, atiffeed4hyst.o42.t4. THE GENER9L MEETING appointed by The DEED of SETTLEMENT to be yeetly oft the Idt 'lot day in October, or within ten dayathereafter, for the Cholas of Direetors for the year alining, and on other Affairs, will be held at thirtoffice on Thurfday, the 7th day of November next, at to o'clock at noon precifely. G. H. EROWNE, Sec. TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. A GOOD HOUSE, completely and elegantly Furniihed in the modern ftyle, filtrated in an eligible part of Reading, Berks. For particulars apply to Mr. Poulton, Upholfterer, Broad. Meet, Reading. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about 140 Tons, well found, takes the ground well, and in a eon &inn t 6 be feut to Sea at a trilling Expence. For ao Inventory, or Other Information, apply at the Counting Honk of Mr. Edward Line, Plymouth. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Honourable the Commifiloners of the Wake, on Tuerday, Odtober 29, will be =pored to PUBLIC SALE, at:the Cliftom Houle at this Port, THE SLOOP UNITY, Bu r th en 3 6 19 . 94t h t Tons, with her Mlterials.--An OPEN BOAT; alfo a PARCEL of CORDAGE, returned as unferviceable, from the Ranger and Bury Cutters. The fame may be viewed by application at the Ciao= Houk, &idly preceding the Sale. To be PUBLICLY SOLD to the HIGHEST BIDDER, At tie Cußohs-Heide, Swanks, on Wedne(Jay, the goth of Oda bet init. to Perflans not being Dealers in Spirituous Liquors, ABOUT 975 Gallons Foreign Brandy; 289 ditto Rum, and n 8 ditto Geneva. To Dealers and all other Perfons, 75 Gallons Rum. Samples will be produced at the time of Sale, which will begin at elie &Chick at Noon. A &pout of agL per Cent. td be pail fty de purchafer of each Lot. Note.—ln confequence of the Adt of the hit Salim of Palls. meat, there will Mat heneefodward be any (azure' of Spirituous Liquors fold what, or any other ootpprp, except fuch at wete feizial'on or bake the nib of July bkishereof none remain at Swank& ISLE OF THANr.r, NEAR MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the atft day of NOVOUberaBos. (=dere former agreed fee by Private Contract) In fthaleonverdent Loce, I'HE ESTATES of sHOrrEND adidining to Margavon the Caattotwy;toosi—Wor paniaWs and a pl an of the - Mites, apply to Melia. Maedougal and Haat_ ix. Sellethra,LLllMlTs Inn ; Mr. Sawb.ini , at Marg at e; a nd Mi. GAR. Callorbery ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE—HANTS. TO Bt LET. ands ten Miles alba Wittebillpr, and Ihre tooth from Mnsford, in thOncntre of Of fdamppiire Hunt, rOMPI2.IgING a pinifnilt modern.built DVVET.,- ‘4l Lfiaiu HOWE; • with Milder, Stables, Lawn sad !Worms ao4 ;4inety Aces, which, together ye* fervid Woods snd Iw eWurea arri.sinlng the fame, of the yearlg value of 3701. arc to be Sall. —Mr. Petrf: of Bnindean, will thew thi Prendfcs. Primal particulars may be had of the Printer' ofthe OiTord and Bid 'Papers ; at the principal Inns on the Weitern Raid, at No. 7,.Lineoln'odnh-Fields, London, and at Mr. Wchb'sofliee, in Sanibury, who win treat for the Sale or Letting. TO WHARFINGERS, COAL-DEALERS, Sit. TO BE LET ON LEASE, AMOST excellent Situation for a Public Wharf and for Coal and Wife Works on the AOthy de la Zuoch Canal, adjoining the Bridge on the Turnpike Road, leading from Hinkley to Coventry, and one Mk from the former Town, com. priftartwo Clore* of ereallent Land, now ufed as Arslle, in the hides of Hinkley and Countyof Lekefter, now In the Tenure of Mr. Thomas Collusion. The Wharf ma be ennftrudo and formed below Top Water Levelint a Won expenek,by making a collatcral eat thereout, and thereby made by far the molt convenient Wharf for the town of HY6kley and ks ve ry populous Neightmurhood A. peeing will attend . at the Go; se Inn. Hinkley. on Wednef- Aay act b day of Odiober next. to receive propofals, and let the raid lAA', aunt for further particuLars enquire of Mr. James Land Agent, Wdllbotn, near Stratforsboo-Avon, Warwickfhire. --- YALUMILE RECTORY, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mara SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At Ciiiraway's, on Tuefday, November 12, it Twelve o'apck, rim PERPETUAL ADVOIXTSOK and next PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of the Parlet of Cheddey. fituate in a rich and fertile Valley, in the County of 'Stafford, four miles from Cheadle, and five from Uttoxeter,sop. ISiting.of a Parfottige • Houfc,”beratifully . fituate on the Banks of the, Kira 'rear, pear the Tumpik-read, and a &ore dlitaaite from the Chards, with fuitablidonteftie Office', Barns, ,Stabling, Caw-hoilfe; Oradierier; an&tit3tilltatfoos Out.huddings, end 13e ' , aerie of remarkehlg good Okbe Loa. The Pariftwontains. be tween 9 and to,ooo Acres, exclufive of 3.:o . rkeres of Comour or wafte fated: Thivanntat Produce of the Living, as at prefent col. kaed, is upwards of ilocLorhieti maybe very ctinfidirabiy inured ed. The prefent incumbent is in thc,s aft yearof his age. For * view of theiliitifei apply to Mr. Alt Land Surveyor, ateadk,Staffordihite, of whom printed partieltbrawsal be had.— Pirticalars 31f0.0f William Mott, Efq. Litchfield ; Mr. Drewry, Printei, 'StalFortl ; Meets. Nott and 'Lloyd,' Printers, Birming ham.; Mr; Megan" YriSter. Cambridge; .Mein. Dawfons, Prin. ters, Oxford ; PkawdeafFrefland, Efq...Bennrwick-kuase,Loodno, at the Plate arfale, had of Mari. Maier, Dyke, and as. Aldie gataratept. TO INN, LIVERY, AND STABLE KEEPERS.' SUddEX. • TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION..(QN.THE PREMISES), By Mr. WELL R, Mbeellit hitt, 07et;261e2e, 1803. and the fattr folle;ering days. 'HE GeasitocinctEntiiti 'HOU StROLD FUR • rTVRF rt cOa 'VAL-PARA .gFfficrt todosiint so Mr. BURP : ,of the, ORPOLK ARMS. ARUNDEL, • Who Wrciiehtf freen'the Public Lire of BaSeiefiv • tonfilling of fourpott, field, an 4 Pia Ilea4cads, with Medemes emit:dna, dimity, chintz patters, cameo and other Plu:nitures t whims 'lolnktratisi Uanktti and eitenterpaties— =sad .E.iddaminher . Carpets...-. 4 satiety T a b* pi 1 1 11d4 . and 044.-.• valuable and largeoortment of • ildatioLAa tipiail • fuß-Elbed , Table-:•upvArth :Or • too 407.19 at Clan; Shorty, aad Porkra Sogiable, hz Pplt-Chsifus, Dig. and '2;6 diver Volt-Hattes, in good condition—wheel and ktaewg tibriefa..4 Ricks al4bturap of Meadow Hay, Ice. dtc. Thepoods may be viewed on Saturday preceding the (ale, which begin at twelve o'clock sack day. Catalogues at is. each, mail* had arthelPlste of Sile-=Star . ()velum—Old Ship, Brigbtea--Star, Levria—King's Head, Eorikant.-White Lion, Dorking--Saffca .71:avern, Ripley-.AVltitt Haft, Guildford—lgnes Arms, upbook..ited Liao, Petossoes.—..._ _ famm—lndia Arno. Gorpon—.Pountsin. Portfmoutb--Pear, Ha viint—Blact DON, Elnfsvotth—and of . 1/Ir. Weller, at his censcal *pixy Mo o Chiclufter. . ,EGYPT. • This day was pdbillied, Price as. hi *fedi, • . N IntereftingNA RRATIVE of tIVTRAVitS of JAMES BRUCE, Mq. boto ABYSSINIA, to difeover thS.4 6 nrce of the Nile. Abridged ftem the ,Qidgind Work, by Sanniel Maw, Efq. Fourths Iblition, with wilt:oldster. • *etwithftseding the otilityandliedana that nay. be dertted • from. Mr. Bruce's Trawls, yet that Work, nee five lame volumes quarto, and being fold for Bye ganta4biti eve individuals • can afford to wade it. In order.; therefor% that the generality of readers might not be debarred from the Mad of a work fraught with Cu mock entertaining and intereiting information, I have leap induced to write. this narrative, and I Batter myfelf that have brought into the eompfs of a Angie volume every thing worthy the reader's attention. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paters:offer-row. --•-- - POST-CHAISE and PARLOUR WINDOW BOOR, att.!! . • The day was piddlezed, price iis. In boards, L IGHT READING for MEN of TASTE at LEISURE HOURS, Ste.!! • We are-obliged to confers that we have not often 'been niorc agreeably CurPired iliddeSdned than in the perufidof this Volume. We met with a great numbs: of Anecdotes perfeAlx new tens, 4 and advife fuck of our Res iers as' are` fool of Light Radii*, to make r t lsis Bonk • th , k coonianiop in a Pelt-Chalk or put RIO pore - R.lO of their Parlour Window."—Britith Critic for Argo& ' Printed for James Ridgway, oppofite Bond-Rrect, Piccadilly. • • Alfa, , • z. The Life of the late John Elmo, Efq. the Eleventh Edidon, minded and enlzrged, With an Appendix entirely new, and em bellifitod with a fine finipaved Portrait^ of the Author, by Tom bins. By Edward Topham, Efq. 4s. 6d. boards. • • a. Modern Dircoverles S vols. auto. eanfifti ng of Pallas' Travels in Rau, with many Plates, 4 vols. slCs.—Cvallserry's The eels in A frica,s Vols. r 45 boards. and Dennes Travels in EllyPt, vol'. 143. boards,* fall Tranfistino. By F. Biagdon;Efq. •.• For the value let 'on thee Highly Interefting Travels, fee the Monthly Review for Auguft This day was publiihed, Tn One Volume, Royal Quarto, price 21. 29. boards, T`HE RURAL ARCRITECT cnnliftiu* of AL {futons DESIGNS..feiu 00ONTRY BU I I.DI NOS ; so • companied with Ground PbAs,,Eitimates, and Defcriptioas. By JOSEPH GANDY, Architeet, A. R. A. Landaus Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's Erect; and J. Murray: 32,-FlCet-ftritt. Where may be bad, • Gandy's Defigns for Cottages, Cottage Farms, Entrance Gates, and Lodges, Ste. 4t0.11. 11. Barber's Defigns for Farm Buildings, with a Particular Account of an economical mode of Building called Pifc, am, wish Plates, los. 6d. Beak's (Sir Jo(epb) Efray ea the B/Ista and Mildew in Winn. Eve. with Plate, as Culley's Obfe . rations on Live Stock, with Dlredtions fur shoot ing and improving the belt Breedo.Bvo. Plates, 6s. Luceoek on the Nature and Properties of Wool, with a Deferip - den of the Britilb Fleece, t into. ss. 6d. ' The Game Bookomabling tie ipartfono to keep as Amount of Game, whets and where killed, and other pardeulan is the man gier of a Journal. ia. zoo. 6d or A zee. FLIM FLAMS! Speedily will be publiiited, a New Edition, materially altered and =lurk rLIM FLANS! or the LIFE and ERRORS of MY UNCLE and his FRIENDS ! This peat Wont of Nature and Anon* contains multi if Cov hias,snd Rareatirs 1 Many Prophecies never to be accompkilsed I ind a great Variety of the Galimatiis done, rumoured, and written it (Alai= and Paris I jive, Peeetii, and 2471•1 &elk ind Conceits l the Q2ackerics of the Learned ! familiar and fub. lime, with Illuitrations and Ohfenridcs ! . . , By Meifienn TA(, RAG, and BOBTAIL. The whale merrily argued, to inatua the Little Philofisphert at the expence of the Great Ones! Among other new &mei and Demeatioas, will be given a new Invention of as Oven to bake ecitain Heads I k. very Oleg Ice this world Is big whit Jett, and has wit in k. and infinetion too--if we can but find it ant. Here is thigh!' for the Literati..Dillaantl, and Cognefeenti to view Umiak:tocsin, in their true dimenfions 0 there is a Ha& and Shell, Yoriek which grows up with Learning, whieh their unkilfultsch knows not bow to fling away. Sciences may be learned by rote, but VilHossisoci" !TULIN& Piloted foe Jobs 14i:rob No.3*, Fleet-Erect, Lasts& • This day were pnblifked, pLEcANTift LATIN/E, or RULES a d EXERCISES illußrative of elegant LATIN STYLE. Intended for the Ufe of tbeldgber Claes of Grammar Schools. By the Rer.EDWARD VALPY. Of Trinity College,Cannbridge ; Second Matter of Reedits; School, and Rector of Stanford, Dingley, Berks. SECOND EDITION. Reeding: Primed and fold by R. Snare and Co. Sold in kondoo by Meas. Pridden, Law, and Riclsardfons. This . prodadtion exhibits nitith fatisfatitory information, and is dialated by folkd good knfe. recommind the book as very Proper to by introduced in Schools, for the perpetual facCitatiug improvement in Laths compoildmir ..• • t • Unlit tarrtc,Micr 18.33. " The laudable pap here takes.* •Mr. Voir to facilitate the education of Young Men ip etar Schools. claim the thanks of the Public ; and we leek amthat the alewife' thus cfferod to them will prove valuable addition. to this Clefs of School Was." MONTELY Review. JOLT dpi. . Tbefe Rules and aurae' given to the workiby Mr. Valpy. ire - - the combined refult of theoretical knowledge and predicts* afervation. If duly ftualcd. they will greatly facilitate the se. gelation of a pure, cowed. and elegant ftyle of Latinity. after the alimentary principles of the Lauguage are folly naderftned. We have examined them with attendon, and we have no beam- Hod In prwoundng them to be well calculated for the pupae which they are preload to accenspilas.“ • ANTI:JACOBI N Pitra o 4l* A LATIN REY to the ORIGINAL PASSAGES, upon a di. reCt aipplication of the Matter to the Author hinifeltoday be obtalocd. , . _ • MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE MiP THEATRICAL CAREER OF SEMORL.FOOTR, s _ Thie Was inddlihed. in them elegant volumes,iiioSiginelWri., anlimadied With s fine Pritrair i brOartiline Watcon, pram a3a. Edail bin*, MEMOIRS of the LIFE aniITHEATRICAL, I CAREER. or Tea • cern SAMUEL FOOTS, EE4. tism many eallad die, ENGIUSH.ARISTOPHANOISiIentediegAgeo dote* and Fad:Artapears .poW-_.s•FOtive fo L his.vieleini DRAMATIC Aso LITERARY CrEPAIPORARIES, and i eotleetion of his SOES:MOTS,,iihteldy'origteal, with three of ble dramatic pieces net peened in tila troika. By WII.4IPaM COOKE, Eh',' Earriiter at,d4w.. Printed for Rimini Phiiiino r sice a pigge-ttiae, Bbiekfriar4. and to f)e had at agloolfellera. , ; " • Of "Awn slay be W. '.• " MEMOIRS of the fate Mrs. ROBINSON. writtemb/6611.16 in two volumes, price ins, 6d. Nerds. Likewife, ;!-. •ai MEMOIRS, riumourqus and *.rareical, of the ids LEWES, written .by hinifelf, and publifhed by bis Sami;bi. volumes, price am in boardn' • • • • • • KOTZEBUE'. TRAVEI4.IA 4 . . :This der wire .„ glits4 WA In four clokly printed Valuate., fin t Ottavia,lLoem with*, other Travels of the Cane Author, nitei.Ond Pbund In bOald . . r I A RAVELS thfough" &Om LIVONIX thiough the i rtßoL• and 014itihICE di Noil'i.ES; and hue ISA Pt. LS thrice' Roma, BOLOGNA. MIA*, Mid VIZTOIA to Jleauts,- *shamed dming the dote of drama 44 and dig Itommencement of{8:. t urr: •"1:1 dik or by AII,ISTtIS VON tA ris lT Pll, •. • Ant*, the amulet, Loiers' Vows . dka , . ifik. and of. • Tunis in Mara end vw Various : Engilei•cridei luree•proprauseed lEsemblii :bk •iik' every rciPsd.k.. ", the frof 4 . botwberrs" as moll m die Mod Sachs painter of manners andontrader that, in this line ntaorldso.• ever addrefred the Public } and the univerfal rerajeljd , eels in Siberia and in France, not only in every ellefelimedil but in every country in Europe, Is a tit of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however inistiftfagmarinvet been his former travels,thefe in Italy claim raietas bi. dmittoravre and in a partiiular manner command the nolloe. if tits. Omar; world, nut only as relating to the matt bramela eoularles In In put as poirclEng a rich and unewoollillontl• of invoity s infonnation, and amukateta. Printed for Ric MAIM Poi tura. Bridge-nrad, Ibddd0 6 11•1 be had of all Bookfellen. ! . Of whom may be had, The fourth Edition of KoTZZIOa s T in &Meta ;three volumes, rice 135:6d.; and the third edition Olds Tanitx. in • FRAN cc, three volumes, price 13 $. 6d. la boards.. -' • A NEW CYCLOPADIA, . TO BE COMPLETED IN TWELVE MONTHS. On Saturday, February the aft, will be publifked In quarto. Price Nins Shillings, Put I. of 2k NEW and COMPENDIOIit DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIgNcEs, to be completed within the year. by the publication of one kart on the srft day of every &Mequon month, the whole making mid pato. or two large and elegant quarto colonies, with one hundred copper plates. • By G. GRECORY, D. D. Dodor in Philokophy and the Arts, and Honorary Member IN AS Imperial Univeriity of Wane; Member of the Mantheltei • and Nevrtatile Literary and Philthphical Societies; Hatriteel ' Member of the Board of Agriculture; Author of Bays S. . neat and Moral. the (Economy of Nature, &c. • t A DICTIONARY of AR - IS and SCIENCES, is a ethspendla ous form, funklently copious, without being prolix. aelente but. not dialuk, diverted of all fuperfkous matter. compsalliog no • titer than copying what has been dune by them and ethllding a • clear but cone& view of the ?reran Rate of the mien hennebte of human knowkdge, has long been a molt objedt to the ENS% Reader. A Didioriary is properly a work of reference, and not of detail, and thole who with to become adepts in thy one art or kience.ooll • karcely Rudy it Imm an Wyclopstia excluively. 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Ry Order of the Board, M. WINTER. Office for Taxes, (lather 23, zBo.y. This day was publiChed, is Two Vohunea Oftavo, price ms. boards, ATOUR, in AMERIC,A,.in 1798.59, apd iSco, exhibiting SKETCHES of SOCIETX and MANNERS, and a particuhr Amen. 'of the Anieritiii Syflent of Agriadture. By. RICHARD PARKINSON. • Late of Baltimore, Autlitir of the `ExperienCed Partner, &e. Printed for J. Harding, Si. janites-itreet ; and J. Murray, • Flewilrest. : . . " This Anther communicates to his Raiders a vatety ef t t Portsiso has, ont niulllplisity of nicht! obferrarlinm the i 4 —WSW-taper's:nee. 1010 min sna4ig tileF4 to g.biTA of the Rate of S. .1•1 and Manners in the United States of Ainirica r than eanbeendledind from any other publication that it has been our fortune to met. with" • ~. Anti.jaeobin Sept. tios.