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I ••: , -.l‹,k, -,_. - ' /,-, r: , 4 . -:•••••.: .4 I ...,' V . AO% "; • ' 4 • . -.-. • ~. • - A ••4 , • • t . ‘ I. • • --•-•'.. l '' 1,:: 4 " . ~• • . • .:, ' el' "4 '.. >•l* l . (W‘ ', _..,_ •44 7 ''' .:" " , .l I 4 .,e f • 40.;•1 gt w " 4 / ' . - 4 ( 11 4 1 , 4%' I, % NUMBER 4984] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, iBos. [PRICE SIXPENCE. THEAI7E ROYAI, DRURY-LANE. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Honourable of His Majefty's Cußms. On Friday, the ssth init. by Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBI.IC SALE, At the Cullom Houle in this Port, In the prefi, and fpecdny will be publioted, By Colonel FUI.LARTON, R. S. ACORRECT COPY of Colonel PICTON's PAMPHLET ; lately addreffedio Lord HODARI ; with which will be bound, a fpecific and detailed Refutation of its Con tents. This day were pubhlhed, In Two large Volumes °Claw°. price One Guinea in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of GILBERT WAKE FIELD, B. A. written by himfelf. A New Edition, our redted by the Author, with Notes, with a Continuation to the 'l'O -MORROW EVENING. JANIYARY 24, will be prefented the Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Alta which the Nrw Allegorical Dance, called THE UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN, Young Phiipot, Mr BANNISTER ; Maria, Mifs DUNCAN. Tls;s Evening—As You Like It ; the inourlit ; and Old Harkiiln's Fire-fide. On Friday, the School for Scandal; Of Age To-morrow ; and Old Harlequin's Fire-ffde. ty• A New Comedy, in eve Ada, is in rehcarfal, and will be produced in a few days. THE4TRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. 'TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 24, I will be performed. the New Play, in five Ass, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. The Chandlers by Meer& COOKE, C. KEMBLE, MUNDEN. LEWIS, MURRAY, EMERY, KLANERT, BEVERLY. Mrs.GIBBS, Mrs. UTCHFIELD. Miff sauvrox, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. ST. LEGER. And the Epilogue by Mrs. LITCHFIELD. Aftes wlticb will be relented, a new Serb, Comic Melo. Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE ONOMEA AND THEDEVIL. This Evening—(by Command of their Maje Aim) the School of Rearm ; and the Paragraph. This day was puhliased, (Neatly printed in a Pocket Size, embellifhed with Copper-plates) Volumes I. aid 11. of THE BEAUTIES OF ENGLISH POETRY. heledlai from the molt effectual Authors, by Dr. WOLCOT. Containing feveral Original Pieces never before publillied. London: Printed for J. Walker, Paternolter•row. Where may be had, the whole of the lAtorka of PIITER PINDAI. ITIONDAY NEXT THE STATE LOTTERY COMMEN• CES DRAWING. WICKETS and Shares continue on Sale at the Lireneed State Lottery Ofbees, the Corner of Bank Build ings, Combat, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, of Richanifon, Goodluck, s ud Co. BISH, with every fenfe of gratitude for the . numerous favours be has remitted, confiders himfelf bound (and more particularly as a Contrador) to repeat his Itatement to $ generous Public, and front the unequalled Sale of Tickets and Shares, both in Town and Country, he does not think there will be logician to anfwer the demand till the Lottery begins ; he then:sure r..commends, to prevent afappointmcnt, an home• 'hate application to No. 4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING CROSS. CAPITAL PRIZES. Swirl. and Ce.isio:ll,l 3 ot;kri; fold in Shares in the halt Lottery the following Capitals, viz. N. 6,791, 20,44001. in 16 Sixteenths 9,361, to,oeol. in a Half and 8 Sixteenths s9iao3, spoil. in 1 Qu arter,aud is Siete/mks. The Tichetsysd Shares of the p int Lottery, (which bele', Drawing on MONDAY NEXT); are felling ill great variety at Swift and Cu.'s Mts. . . - 1 he unclamphil Sale of there Tickets fulllcipat ly evinces the favourable opinion of the Public, and renders any comment on the merits of the Scheme itancoctrary. STATE LOTTER Y FOR 1804, Begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY. 71 - IE TICKETS and SHARES for the above Z. LOTTERY, arc on tale at F 1.% ZARD, BIIRNE, and Co.'s OFFICE, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, LON LION,and no where elfe on their account. The Scheme wallas of oakYrize ut as,ocol. two of ao,cool. three of towel, three of yowl., fix of 1,0cc1., ten of So:!. Ste. Sc. The loweft Prize is 204 and the smother of Tickets 23PC0i. Conntry Orders, accompanied with Otort-dated Bills on I.onden, Putt•Offiec Orders, or Cafh, sn Parcel by Coach or Cor ner, putoCtually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend un being mated exaCtly on the fame Terms as if perfonally pretext.— Levers, Poll Paid, duly antwered, and Schemes gratis. In the laft deptemixr Lottery, No t a,soo, ac,oocl. and No. 3,240, a t,o;:0L were butt% ts Id its Shares at the atomic Office. quarters THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, vii. Brandy, 3200 Gallons—Rum bio Ditto Geneva 931 GaUons, Of inferior Strength, in fmall Lot& for the Accommodation and life of Private Perions,Tiot Dealers in Spirits. Wine. sc. Gallon.e=:salt, 300 Pounds. Alfo a Parcel of Cordage and Rigging, returned from the Ranger ItcvenueCutter. N. B. The Goods above-mentioned will be fet up in fevcral Lou, and fold to the high& Bidder. Attendance will be given at the Cottom•hoofe aforefaid, fur viewing and tatting the fame,three days before the day of talc. HER ITORDSHIRL TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, EXTENSIVE MANORS (well flocked with Game) and FREEHOLD FARMS and WOODS, contain ing upwards of One 'Fhoufand Acres, in a ring fence, one half of which is Tyth4.-free, fituate near the Great North Road through Hatfield, about 2.1 miles fmm London, to from St. Al ban's, and the fame thaw= from Hertford, and in a very re- Cpeitabie neighbourhumL Printed parizvlArs will be ready to be delivered on Monday, the 28th of January• instant, at the Chambers of Thomas Gra ham, Efq. No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, and of Mr. D.niel Chapman, Hitchin, and at the Chambers of W. and J. Black, Middle Temple Hall Smir-cafe. IN THE MATI'VR OF MESSRS. BEATSONS, BANK RUPTS, ROTHERHAM BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION PEREMPTORILY, TOGETHER OR IN LOTS, At the Hour, of John Ratty, innhokkr, in Rot' herhant, in the County of York, on Friday, the tsth day of February neat, between the hours of Five and Seven in the afternoon of that day, (by Order of the Affignces of the bid Meer. Beatfons, _ • the Bankrupts) fubjed to Leh Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced, THE SHARES, RIGHT. and INTEREST of the hid Affignees in and to the faid ROTHERHAM BREWERY, confining of Two-fifths and a Mulct! of Three fifths of and in the whole of there ostenfive and commodious Buildings And Premifes, !landing upon and comprifing about two Acres of Land. The Buildings have only been ended a few years, and confift of Malthoufes, dcc. which will make per week upwards of 140 with Coppers% Vats, Coolers, Undir- •.• • • • • • • D icks, tee. all in complete repair for brewing the fame quantity ; A Steam-engine, by which all the water Is pumped, and by which three pair of Stuues for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threlhing machine, worked by the fame Engine, capable of threfhing ninety buOtcis per slay, and a good Dwelling-houfe and two Other Tene ments. The Brewery is allowed to be as complete as moll out of Loudon, Raids adjoining the navigable River Itother, mar its. junction with the Don, by which a communication is oven to the Sc*, as well as the inland parts of the country. For particulars, and a view of the premifes, apply to Meffrs. Carr and Cufins, of Rotherham gorefaid, the Affignees. CHILBLAINS are cured by one application of WHITF.HEAIIs Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the fevereft Sprains and Bruges, in los than half the time ufindly oaken by Upodeldoc, Arquebufaele, or any other liniment or em brocation ; and if ukd immediately after guy accident, it prevents the part turning black. The Muftard Pills arc alto taken with fingular fueeds in all Rheumatic, l'aralytic, and Gauty affeetions, .Nurnhnefs, Spartrii, or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indigeltion, and general Debility, at the fame time, the adtive fluid Effeuce is applied to the pans affened, in thole complaints where neeeffary. It Is prepared and fold at as. yd. each box or bottle, by R. Johniton, Apothecary, ts, Greek ftreet, Soko, London. la'r 'The Chilblain Ointment, for elran fi ng and fpeedily healing broken Chilblains, kelt° prepared by Mr Johalton, price is. zid each Box. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Ste. The only genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY, Invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. F. R.S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of Swedes. Now faithfully prepared from his MS. recipes by B. Shaw. 'THE LINN/EUS of BRITAIN recommends this excellent Preparation at the muft falutary and cffettual Re maly, for all Diforders of the Breaft and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony iu the Flwds, and Obttruelioa yin the Glenda, are gent ly and Ltely difcbarged by eafy expedtoration ; Wheesings and Uveatinefs in lit eathing are humbly removed by a few data. It takes 'AI the irritation, opens the "(Invade Duets, and heals the Sorends of the Breaft and Lungs. Thirty years experience have confirmed the recommendation in the immediate relief and gra dual cure of Coughs, Colds, Afthmas, and Confumptions. It is the greateit palaver of the lungs ever difcovered,and con tains all the healing, fofteuing, and (nothing qualities of that fain heious tetrad of FLOWERS, called HONEY ; and the richelt Balfanss of the Haftern World; it is as reftorative as Aires' Milk, and never iltiagrecs with the Ronne h; a common Cold ilelds to its benign influence in a few hours, and when refuted to before the complaint is far advanced, all danger of Casfumption is certainly prevented. Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Dal fain of Honey, the refult of long relearebes into Nature by that great Botanifts who dedicated his life to the dircovery of the tree means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. Prise 31. 6d. per bottle, or eight in one large, for 114. To guard againft Impoutioo obferre the cams of Shaw and Ed rad, - -saved the Govern• This day was publiOsed, in one Vol. Sio Price 7s. 7 ES RECETTES EX'rERIEURES " En Want Bette Note des Dopraations qu'il exerce, dc. pens Six Mois, fur lea diffilrentes Publinces de VEurope, on ea. Ames man de Pextrecnse Raparite, que'derAudace tie et &ads. refqne, qul re croft apparentness le Sovvea.itx de l'Univen puissfull tralte tons les sutra Gouverncritent connate s'ils &add, fes Tributaireir".—Mrairefte du Undid de la R. publique I ran safe eontre le Dry de Is Rigence d'Alger, inrrj au Moult cur du 21 Anut zBoa.—Par Sir FRANCIS NOIS. Sold by Dulau and Vo. Soho.fquare ; and De &ffc, Gerard Wed. This dry was publilhell, in Three Volumes Imo. Price zjs. 6d. its boards, .- . . A DELINE MOWBRAY, or the Mother and Daughter. A TALE. Mn.sy s OPIE. Printed for Lawman, Hurft. Rees, and Orme,Paternolter-mw. Of whom may be had, Lately publiftted, by the fame Author, t. 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I•'dited from the Auchinleck MS. by Walter Scott. F.N. Superbly printed in Royal Svo. By Ballantyuc. (Only 150 Copies printed.) Price si. as. boards. time of his Dt ath, by the Editors. To pendia et Original Letters and Papers. Publifhed by 5. Johann, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was publithed, price ya. 61 in boards, Beautifully printed in fuolfcap, with elegant Engravings, pETRARCA ; a Seleeion of Sonnets, amatory, elegiac, and deferiptive; with an introduZtury Dilicrtatiuu un the Origin and Strodtrre of the Sonnet. •,,• Th . ; Co iledlon will be found to comprife tome of the moil bcautlful Specimens of this Species of Poem which have appear4l , in the Englilh Language, front the days of Spencer to the prefult Time. London : Printed fur C. and R. Baldwin, New Brldge-ftreet. This Book will End its way into evert elegant CoUation.-- Stitt& Critic. This day wa. publilbeet. 1* Quarte t Nice :I. us. 6d. the Secood k.dhisa of CAPTAIN Ptli.diV;if; ACCOUNT of the. ISLAND OF CEYLON. Bcfides very confide:able Additions in the body of the Work, a copiou. IND ex. and an Appendit, containing Conte pariculars of the Candian War, will be found in this edition. It alto further _ _ embellidted by beautiful Views of the Elephant Hunting, neai - Mature; the Cinnamon Gardens, our Colombo; the Fort of Bet; taeolo, and furrounding country, end other Plates, • • A few copies arc printed on Royal Paper, with proof im• prellona of the Plata, price al. l as. 6d. • London : Printed fo; C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge.ftreet. Of whom may be had, by the fame author, IA ato. si. hi borthls, An ACCOUNT of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE—containing an Hiltorical View of its original Settlement by the Dutch, itgg capture by the BMW% io 1795, and the diffetent Policy parfuel thereby the Dutch and Britilh Governments. Alfu, a Sketch of itt Geography, Produttions, the manners and cußoms of the in habitants,Stc. &c. With a view of the Political and Commercial advantage. which may be derived from Its poXeffion by Grta( This day was publithed, In Six Volumes, Oaavo, price 31.31, in boards, the Second Edi tion, with a Continuation, of NAVAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of GREAT BRITAIN, from 1727 to 1783. By ROBERT BEATSON, Efq. LL, I). Author of the Political Index to the Morin of Great Britain and Ireland. Printed for Longman, Hiatt, Rees, and Orme, Patmrofter-row ; W. J. and J. Rieltardfon, Royal Exchange; A. Conitabk and CO. Edinburgh ; and A. Brown, Aberdeen. •,,• Critleifens on the Fiat Edition of this Work. " Capt. Beatfon is already known as the Author of the Pond= cal index to the Hilton/ of Great Britain and Ireland. The re fine publication is of a higher kind. We are now to regard hint as contributing not only to the information but to the annifement of the Public; and fine he has exerted his attention and diligence for fo commendable a purpole, we cannot but will him fumes.— His work bora the marks of veracity and a coaltant attention tb the authenticity of the materials which he has lodultriottily eel t leetcd. The narrative is frequently intermingled with ollervations and refieetions, which Indic-we the man of virtue and of public (Oat. As we have perufed the volumes with fatbiadion, we rut led to conclude that they will be acceptable not merely, to thole who are intimately viewed= with military and naval affairs, b alfo to the Public at large. We regret that the limits to whi eb our work is confined, will not allow us to lay before our read many iuterefting particulars which might be eafdy feleeted frond thefe volumes. but we hope that therm which we have extraetal from this entertaining Work, will not be unacceptable to our tea- du's, and cfpeciaily to the gentlemen of the navy.' Monthly Review, Feb. and March, I 791. " The interefting nature of this work has fumed us to exceed our intended limits; but we hope that our extrads will prove ni titer unentertaining nor nninftruclive. To the dsfign and to the execution we mutt give applaufe, as being in no mean degree ufe ful and meritorious. It is a work of utility and merit ; and we lhall be glad to fee the remaining three volumes." Critical Review. April and May, 1791. AN IMPROVED SPELLING BOOK. TM' day was putilidicd, The isth Edition, reviled arid cori:eded, pi:ice Is. 6d. with the ufual allowance to Schools, • AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accompap nied by a prograve tenet of Eafy and familiar Lemma, adapted to the capacities of Children, and embellithed with a wade, of EngravMpr—the whole intended to furniih, for the life a Schools, an improved introduelory Boolt to the 64 Elements of the Englllh Language. By WILLIAM MAYOR. LL. D. _ . _ _ _ Wear of Hurley, in &Admire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira . , &e. The unprecedented Pale of O, Hundred nesfiusd Copies oflM Mayor's New SPELLING BOOK, within the period of two years, and its adoption by intelligent teachers, in all the refpcdtable Schw4i, in the three Kingdoms, render It abnoft unnecelfary for the Pub. Gott to make any remark on its claim to univerfal preference. ' As an introduelory book to a vernacular tongue, for the ore of Children, Dr. hlaver's Spelling Book Is unineuml•ered with SIP ftract rules and metaphyilcal diftinEtions relative to the claffsdea• Lions of words, but is entirely compokd of plain and eafy ea „int ples, leading the infantile pupil, Rep by Rep, by the molt iimple and obvious gradations, from the Letters of the Alphabet, thro* Syllables and Words of two and three letters, on to a (cries avow; ling, familiar, and ialtrudlive leffons,un thc admiral plea of Mrs. llarbauld and Mrs. Trimmer. The work is printed on good paper,with an onufually large and clear type. The Examples and Leffons are difplayed in a diftind manner, and the Book throughout is rendered at tradive to do. early age for which it is intended. In a word, the convenience ut the teacher, and the cafe and pleafure of the Pupil have bc.at feduloully, and, it is believed, fuccefsfully eonfulted. The CHURCIA CATICIIISSI, and the fit* Citechiftn of DoCtor Watts, with forms of Morning and Evening Prayers, are ftilo. joined, together with a variety of elementary knowledge, proper to be commit ted to memory. 'fhe Tables of Spelling are free fr .ni indelicate words—and all the Leffons of Reading tend to inculcate the Sett principles of Science, Morality, and Religion. Printed for Bitumen PIM! I es, 71. St. Paula Church-yam!; and fold by Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library. New Bond-Brett; Champante and Whitrow, Old Jewry; 11 Mosley, Gainlborough ; Wilfon and Spence, York; and by rtl Bookklkrs and Stationers in Town and Country. Of whom may be had the following valuable Books, - all by the fame Author, _ t. An UNIVIISAL HISTORY,fIOM the Creation to the Preen; Time, in twenty-five Volumes. with Map ,andPbtes; price each on large p.per, and 3s. pd.ou (mall paper. 2. Tut SRI risti Nero.; containing the Lives of illuftriurs Britons, intended as Er...mples to Youth ; price es. 6d. 3. Tut ELRMRN re or NATURAL. HIS ruayovith Bitty ?bees, rcprefendng Two Hundred Subjats; price ss. 4. AN HNIVRRSAL SHORT - HAND; that which is ufed r i, Courts of Law, in the Metropolis, and which may be learnt in a few Leffons; price 7s. 6d. bound. 2 ; S. PLUTARCH S Llvar, abridged, and tamed TO the Ufa at Scbools: pries 44. 6d. bound. 6. A FA r im's LESSONS To 11l CHILDREN ; con Ailing of 1.0 . 4. ginal Effays, Tales, &c. addrdied by the Author to his own Clke,- dren; price ros. boards. 7. A HVITORT Of EHOLAND TOIL SCHOOLS, illultratcd wi th fifty beautiful Plato, in two Volumes; primp ROL 911 (mall pap" , and t.s.con large paper. 7 NEXT MONDAY --- - .------- - THE STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING. SCHEME' 1 of £ 25,000 is Z 53. 0,3 2 .. 20,000 ..• 4 3 . 000 3 • 10,e00 30,000 3 . 5.000 33400 4 1,:00 Coco 12 -- 3CO 5 tCC O 800 .• 3,002 no 30 3,030 6 45 0 111•• 20 123,0C° .... •-•...... as,ec,-) Tickets. l, 250,000 Part of the Capitals will be detertninal as follows i Pirß-drawn, lit Day i. loco Firft-drawn, 6th Day £ 300 Ditto al Day 500 I Ditto 7th Day 10,0.0 Ditto 3d Day soc Ditto Sth Day 23,0:0 Ditto deb Day 300 I Ditto 9rh Day 3000 Vitt* 3th Day soo Ditto nth Day sow 'Me Tickets are nearly all fold, but the public stay depend an being fupplied with 'f ickcts and Shafts at the different Lottery Offices, whilft there are any 'rickets kft. The price will advance d dly. COUNTRY-HOUSE WANTED. WANTEI) to Hire, for a term of Years, a good FAMILY HOUSE in complete repair, confiftingof three good Rooms on a floor, with fuitable Offices, a Coach-houfe, and Stable fur three Hods; a good Kitchen, Garden, and with or without a tew Acres of Meadow and Palture Land. It mutt he in a dry healthy fituariun. on good roads, and where the water i, rood and convenient to the Prernifea ; either in a Tlarket or Port town, or ithin five roilea of one. not in a manu facturing neighbourhood, and the dillance from Loam not ea sel dirg eighty miles, or thereabouts. Particulars as to rent and taxes, dimenfion of the rooms, &e. to he ear( fed ;putt paid, and no other letters will he taken In) to X Y. No. 57, frith (Ina, Subo square. MESSRS. GOULDING, PHIPPS, VAL MAIM,. and Co. Mac Sellers, No. tl7, New Bond- nivel. London. and No. 7, Weftmoriand.ftrect, Dublin, refpcdfully ac quaint the Lovers of Mufic, that they have prepared for tin ir amufemeri• and approbation, a ctirioully conftrufted Mufical Re- Who: y, piled with an inezhaultible combination of Melodies in the ity . e of Rondo:au% fo arranged, that every perfon may com pote his own tunes, and vary them through millions of changes.-- In fhort, the variety is fo great, that it exceeds all calculation ; Yet I,he principle is confpicuoufly clear and intelligible, and the di rittlions fo plainly demoultrated, that it may Le comprehended with the greateft cafe. Mara. Goulding and Co. fee! a more than ordinary degree of faisfae.tion in being able to fend into the world an invention, cu rious as novel, convinced that it mutt trove an cndlefs fourcc of Fit afore and amufement. It is Vie •fi -.rk of Mr. Mazahingln, and ti (Ailed MaZiING III.I Lows 11 Plissix Mu rAiILIII. Price tlietw: wi m tu c c ir ri r c e. grcac Goulding sod Co. fee! a more than ordinary degree of To guard againft Impofttioo °Nerve the name ot bony ana au- ana manuicripc MITI; ...... Li ii r i ai n n in being able to fend into the world an invention, Cu- wards. 66, St,. Paul% Church-yard, is engraved on the Govern- diltingulibing the long and ftiort founds of the vowel., and the ano. and ts. on large paper. p, matt (tam p , accompanying each bottle. All others are Counter - malous founds of all : an d b na Uy , rules fur (POWS, very clearly 8. A His ruse or Roma von Senoot.s, In three Vim nous as cl, convinced that it mutt rro v e a n crullers fource ofu afore and anuifement. is s!st. .•sk o f Mr. Maaabingbi, and ''cite—Sold by Shaw and Edward.. dd , on the Foot-wniy, Bt. Paul's and ditundtip eapicfra" Brltilh Critic, Dec. 5804. price zoo. 6d. on (mall paper, and tss on large per m .. pi I. callcd MaZiINGIII .I Lows Ha ...Pyxis Mu I'ASISII. Church•yard; Mr. Pcarfall, Holbert. ; and by every Vender of N. B. Of the above Buokfellers may bo had all tie e th er mats 9. A Harroav OF 011111C11 roe SCISOOSS. .two Vvlasw Price AO'. Ch ard; in the gingdeen. of Ms Murray. prim 7s. on fault paper ; an 4 gas. ea lege fapia. St : • ' PORT OF FALMOU rm. By Order of the Honourable Conunillioners of his Majefty's Out come, on Thurfday, the sat inft. at Ten o'clock to the Forenoon, will he ezpofed to Public Sale, at the Cußoni.houte in this Part, r rHE FOLLOWING GOODS. VIZ. A. Liss Gab. Brandy 12 Snuff Boles 170 Ram 32 Leather Caps 473 Geneva 4 Matte 12 Wine 53 Deal Ends 28 lbs. Tea 15 &lens' Hats 77 Coffee 3 Straw Hats 81 mannfadtured Tobacco 12 Bonnets & Caps 39120 Salt z Piece Catgut 35 Thread 3 Ditto Gauze 887 Sugar 65 Ditto China 30 Cot per.plate 367 Yards Lace • 49 Pair Shoes 175 Grote Buttons, sod 36 ditto &inn a Calks Horns, Hoofs, 48 ditto Braces and Turtle Shells. 36 Knives The Goods may be viewed and taßed three days preceding the tale. AN IMPORTANT FACT. MRS. VINCEN T, Na 4, atvies-fireet, Grof venor.fyuarc, atifolutely Is the foie original Proprietor and Preparer, now living, of Dr. GOWLAND's GENUINE 1.0- 11oN; and as it is high time that the public mind be put at reit so this important taith, the hereby challenges contradietion before the Lord Chief Jultice of England, and a Bridal Jury. M'bo, like !diaries Ipear, " Monte the truth, and bid the send appear." LAW. This day was publilhol, price as. 6(1. N INQUIR Y into the Origin and Thfluence the controverted Rule of Law, called the Rule in Shelley's Cafe ; fuggefted by the late decifions of Sweet is. Herring, in the King's Bench, and Poole v. Pool and others, in the Common !'leas. By JACOB PHILLIPS, of the Inner Temple, Efq. Sold by R. Bickerftaff, corner of Eika-ltrect, Strand ; and by all the Law Bookfellers. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day was pobliitted, in one cloikly printed Volume, samo. with Copper-plata, price 6s. in Boards ANEW TREATISE on the USE of the GLOBES ; or, a Philofophical View of the EARTH and HEAVENS; comprehending an Account of the Figure, Magni tude, and Motion of the Earth; with the natural Changes of its Surface, eaufed by Floods, Earthquakes, ate Together with the Elementary Principles of Meteorology, and Altronomy ; the Theory of the Tides, &e. preceded by an eztenfive Seletioa of ARronotnical, and other Definitions ; and illuftrated by a variety of Prublems,;(teeltions for the ETAMIO2tiOD of the Student, &c. Defigned fur the mitrudion of Youth, By THOMAS KEITH, Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, Ste.. • . Printed for the Author ; Longman, Hurft, Rev, and Orate, Paternufter-row ; and C. Law, Ave• Maria-lane. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. t. An Introdwftiou to the Theory and Practice of Plane awl Spherical Trigonometry, and the Orthographic and Stereogrophic Projections of the Sphere, including the Theory of Navigation. In one vol. Bvo. price los. 6d. in boards. a. The Complete Pradical Arithmetician. The Third Edition, correacd, price as. bound. 3 A Ittort and ear) , Introdadion to the Science of Geography. The Fifth Edition, corrected and improved. 24.6 d. bound„ 'lbis day was poi:allied, Neatly_printed in Daisy tBnua. Price is. 6tl bound, I. AN ENGLISH SPELLING-BOOK, with READING LEISONS adapted to the Capacities of CHILDREN : in Three Parts, calculated to advance the Learners by natural and caty Gradations ; and to teach Orthography and Pronunciation By LINDLEY MURRAY, Author of " Englith Urammar adapted to the different Clara of Leamue 3. Idfo, Price 6d, covered with Marble Paper, Murray'. Firt Book tor Children. Printed fur Longman, Nurß Rees, and Orme, No. 39, Pater noßergow; Dartou and Harvey, No. 55, Gracceburch-ftreet, London ; Wigan and Spence, York, and Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. •An Eaglifh Spelling Book from the author of the-Engliftt Grammar—will undoubtedly excite ronfiderable expectation from that who have been in the habit of cling the latter; and we doubt not that in prude of time, the (pelting book will have as many admirers u the grammar bas already obtaincd. We are glad to fee that Mr. Murray has been careful in the right divition of the fylbbies is his (pelting ; and that he has not followed the example of ethers, by lutroduckig into his book a mats of irrelevant mat tes." - - Imperial Review OCI. 1804. . - " We have before had °credal' to commend the ufeful 'abates of Mr. Murray ; and thls little work (the Spelling-book), Is an ad. didon to them, which, from its cafe clearnefs, and peed ion, will prove greatly fesskeable to the tender age for which it is de figned." Monthly Mirror, Oa. 1804. " Mr. Murray's faccefsfni exertions for the ferrite of youth, have been fo often before us with appbufe, that we think it fuld cient, on the prefent tkeation, to annotate eche above publication ; and to add, that it will nut, in any manner, (tetrad from the well. earned reputation of the author, in this department of literature." European Magazine, Nov. 1304. " With the great merit of Mr. Lindley Murray, in providing affiftatice for the in ftrudion of youth, the public are well acquaint ed. He has now defecated to the very elements of inftrattion, and with the fame fltill and judgment which he has difplayed in his other attempts. We recommend to the public this molt im portant little volume, at the only work with which we arc ac quainted, in the Eng lilh language, for teaching children to read, written by a philofopber and a man of tide Literary Journal, Nov. ritea. " Mr. Murray's elementary works have the lure merit of CUM. Dining well.dirceted efforts to train the infant mind to virtue, and the belt means of imparting initrudion to it. In the (pelting. book before as, this is particularly the cafe, and we can therefore fafely recommend it as the belt wadi of the kind which has lately fallen under oar infpedion." Anti-Jacobin, Dec. 'doe. " We do not always think it neteffary to employ our time in examining literary produdions of fo very bumble a kind as (pel ting books. The name of Lindley Murray, however, whom we have more than once had oecafion to commend, arrested our atten tion We find his prefent publication divided into three parts. In the latter clefs are feyeral ufeful things, not commonly found in fuck works . for inftanee, reading krone in italic, Old Englidi, and inannfcript Letter.; explanations of the townie of the letters, silltingulildng the long and Sort founds of the vowels , and the ano _ _