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To which will be added the New Farce, calkd TI-IE WEATHERCOCK. the Charaeters • Metirs.BANNIS - TER. CHERRY. MATHEWS, Mils DE CAMP, Mrs SCOrr. This Evening—The Wert Indian; with the Weathercock. Cr The YOUNO ROICIUS will make his Mit appuranee this fealun in the collet of the cduing week. By a CAPTAIN of the BiU riski NAvy - I.ondon : Printed for H. D. Sy arn.tbds, Paternolicr-rort ; and J. Hatchard, No. t9l. Piccadilly. This day was publifhed. In Two Volumes Octavo, price sot, in hoards, the Firth ... _ . . This day sets publilhed, price is. ALETTER to the SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, necalioned by two recent Publication§ refpediog the Melds and Foreign Bible Society. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churchlard. Edition, carrea;d and improved of N INTRODUCTION to NATURAL PHI LOSOPHY, lituftrated with Twenty fix Copper ilatea. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Matter of an Academy. Soho fonare. Printed tor J. Johnfoo, in St, NUN Church-yard. Speedily will be pebilibed. ' In two lame Volumes, Getavo, trite about fifty qtrattoriatei. A TREATISE of MECHANICS, THEORE TICAL, PRACTICAL, and DESCRIPTIVE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This day was pubillbed. By 01.INTHUS . GREGORY, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. The Grit volume will contain the l'heory of Statics, Druptdeg; Hydroitatics, Hydrodynamics, and Pneuntades. The fecund will comprife Remarks on the Nature, Conitrudion, and Simplifica tion of Machinery, on Froftion, Riglay of Cords, Firft Movers &c and Dckviptions of more than goo airbus and ufeful Ma , chines. This volume will be coddled with Communications from fomc of our nault able Mcclunifts and CIA Engineers. Printed for G. /Conley, Fleet.ftreet. Where may be bed, by the fame Author, T. A Treatik 041 Aittononsy, in one large volume, Eve. with nine ptates, price eq. boards. Lctfons, Altrouontical and Philofophieal, for the Amufement and initruclion of Britifit Youth, in one volume, ram. price 3s. hal. boards. TO-MORItOW EVENING, NOVF.NIDER 21, will he itetetl the new Comedy. called THE DELINQUENT; Or, SEEING COMPANY. The Principal Charaetert by Mars. KEMBLE, BRUNTON, MUNDEN..FAMtETT The Fourth Edition, in Twolarge Volumes Odtaw, price z 71. in hoards. of - AN INTRODUCTION to the PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY. By THOMAS DENMAN, M. D. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul'4 Chorehiard. lA'bere may be had, the bone Work in quarto, Militated with Plates, prier zll. as. LEWIS, CI;ARF.MONT, EMERY, LISfON, Mrs. GIBBS, Mn. DIRDIN, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. The Pmlogos. to he fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Fpilogne by Mrs. H. JOHNS coN. Alter which (for the Brit time) a New Dance, called THE WILD ISLANDERS; Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN. To which will be added the Farce of THE PRISONER AT LARGE. 'This Evening—The Delinquent ; with Rugantino. M ifs MO - DI r, the young Lady,svho has performed with fuels r^ extraordinary appbaufe in the Theatres of Dublin, Liverpool, Emnitigham, and molt of the 'llseatres in England and Ireland, will make her fiat appearance in London at this Theatre on Satur day next, in tha Charaaer of the Country Girl. THE NEW COMEDY. 'This day NV3: , puhlillted. price 'rl - 11 7 . DE LINCTENT,nr SEEINGCOMPANY, 1 a Comedy, in Five Ads, as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, with unlverfal Anplaufe. By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Ffq. Printed for Loreman, H %Ira, Rers.and Onue.T'aternofter-row. Of whom may be hatl.lately publiflted, I. The School of Reform. or How to Rule a Hutbund ; a Comedy, in Five Ae.,, by Thomas Morton, Efq.price 23. 6st. 2. The Honeymoon, I Comedy, in Five Ads, by the late John Tobin. Efq. price as. 6,1„ $. To Marry, or Not to 'Alarm a Comedy, in Five Aets, by Mrs. Inehbattl, mice 25.6.1. 4. Who Wants a ? a Conicity, in Five Ads, by George Colman, the Younger, price 23. Ad. 5. The Soldier's Return ; What Can Beauty do ? A Mufical Farce, in Two Ads, by Mr. Hook, prices 64. A I.DERNEV CATTLE—FOR SALE, A LARGE Nnrnber a ALDERNEY COWS in MILE; alfo HEIFERS in CALF, of the true breed, by the importer, Who has a coolant fupply.—Addrefs to Vt'illiant Rosa.% southampron, Haots. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACI'URERS, EXEM yr MOM THE AU7I . ION DUTY, AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. On Tburfday thr. raft initant, at Four o'Ciock, VIERAC, SON, and CO. will put up tn Public Sate, at their Warehnufes. No 7?„ 2cen-ftNet, the CoNow irr Alrortment of Britifh Piece Good:, 1500 Pieta Balafore3 Shawl:, Ikte. jOOO Ditto Plain and Fancy Canthrks. 1200 Ditto jacconetts, Tambours, at.c. 6co Ditto Bonk Mullins. J5OO Ditto White and Printed Calicoes, and Shawls. vac Ditto Pullicats, Madras, and Malabar Handkerchiefs. ;co Ditto Nanktens, Jeanette, Pee. 755 Ditto DiMititA, sittings, isco Inttn Wonlkri Cloths, Coatin:...l, and Carnmeres. 700 Ditto Tick:). 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The Three Church Creeds exemplified and proved from the Scriptures; to which is prefixed an tornado:Dun on the Duty of conforming to the Eftabliihed Church, as guud Subjeds mid good Chrittians By the Right Rev. TtioNiAs BURGESS, D. D. Biasop of St. David'►. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtoo.62, St. Paul's Church yard ; fokl alfo by J. liatchard, No. no,Plecadilly. Of whom ntay be had, by the fame Author, the Second Edition of A Short Catechifm on the Duty of conforming to the Ettablithed Church, as good Subizets and goud Chriitialts being an Abitraet of a larger Cattellifot on the fidgeSubjed, price 41 This day was publifficd,in Otte Volume Elvo. mice 7s. Su boards, the Seocsad Edition of SEItMONS, altered and adapted to an Englith Pulpit, from French Writers. Ey SAMUEL PAR l'R MG R. M.A. F.S.A. Vicar of Mimi, Arc. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivitriton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Sold alfo by J Hatchard. This work is not properly a tranflAtion, nor yet an ahrjdge. !mut ; but is railer an attempt to point out the jolt mid-wat be twixt the coolnefs of F.neiih, and the • linate warmth of French ptdpit oratory. The plan of each ditemtrfe, and molt of the matter are taken with conlitirr dile alteration) from French dirincs Their ditfule arguments and periods arc reduced, their rhetoric is rejected, and their found oratory (if the Enjlifli writer has ful jilted his delign) is retained." Brian; Critic for March. titos-s.. A careful examination of the contents of this work juitifics us in warmly recommending it to the attention of young preachers, who may not yet have had the opportunity or experience of comportrintr. The difcaurfes are ex ecc.linglx well adapted to the purpores of inttruclion, being in ge -1 Iler3l Or A moderate length, remarkably licripicuous. praaical their (objects, and noexceptionahle in the:: doctrine: For the IISE of FAMILIES, llcc. Mrs. TRIMMER's EXPLANATION of the BIBLE. This day was publiftied, in one !Urge rot 8e t. price t2ll. in hoards. AHELP to the IJNI.E.AItNEI) in the S of the HOLY SCRIP EAMES, being P.II attempt to ea• plain the BIBLE in a familiar way, adapted to common appro. henlion, and according tai the Opininsi: approved Cosunenta tors. By Mrs TRIMMER, Author of Sacred Hlitory, faceted from the Scriptures, with An• notations and Refleilions, aud. other Veprlis ; and Editor of the Guardian of Education. Printed for F. C. mid J. Ricington, No. 62, St..Paurs Church yard; and J..Hattitard, No. /90, Piccadilly. The defto of the AUtitOT in thi; Compilation has been, to fit:- nilh an Explanution of the Bible, by which the unistirned Read• r may be enabled to onderitand the Scriptures fulficiently to tuft his Faith upon a folid cumulation, and to know how to regulate his pratdice in Picty and Mor.dity, by the Prineiyks and Roles a ChriltianitY ; lo as to he yoarded agalutt the fopiiiltry sof infidelity md the dclufeins of Enthuftafm. And it is hoped that the Wot k may prove uleful to Heads of Families, who give Religious h. !traction to their donvtlic; ; to Savants and others in the Inferior CLIP. of tio , ..itry ; and to iktifters arnt bilittLeUto of Chartty sch•.wls for the ;Ilitruetion of their Sew:4as. This olay v►as publithed. Hantlfomelyprinted in oltrarto,on a fine Paper, with Are Plates in each Pan, from Paintings after Nature, by STDIN OA Si En.. 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By ALEXANDER. hi AC DONALD, Minima. • This Work will Ix completed in Fourteen Parts,to be publithed forcer:rely the eft of the Month, forming Two large mid baud tome Volumes in Q.Laartre The Number of Rates will be about Seventy ; of which unity will be devoted to the Reprefentation of rave and curiou, Plante; and the Remainder to the ViCAJ and Illultrations of the Buildings necelfary to t►e rearing of them. Printed tor G. Kearney, Fleet-ttreet. TbiA day oar pabliared, In One large Volume, °drive, price Ise boards, THE ELEVEN REPORTS of the CONIMIS SIONFRS of NAVAL INQUIRY. With Explanatory Notes, .tod ticket Latradr from the moth Important I)untments upon which the Reports are founded. Fornting a eiontinda•ion of the Reports of the Select Committee on Finance, in 4 Yawner, By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL. Of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Author of the . . Spirit of Marine Law, Ac. ace. • s • As the Numerical References are &Misr to thnfe in the ori ginal voluminous Reports—and :a the Gem ral Evidence has heen attempted to he analyzed, this Volume, whilß it diffufes that In formation which is eilmtial to enable the Public accurately to ap• predate the impOrtatit fcrvices of the Naval Commit:loners, will the fame time be valtrO•le as a (pecks of compendimichidex to thole Gentlemen who be ng in poffelflon of the Original Reports, may he dclirous mote retlily to refer to the numerous and imps*. tint Documents c‘mtainal in the feveral Appendixes. Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 10, Patemoßer•row. Where may be had,. price 3a 6d. A Report of the Debate at full lactigth Oa the Motion for the Impeachment of I.nrd Vifeount Mulville.including the Speeches of Lords Alclville, Caßlerew4h, Henry Petty, Earl Temple, Mr. Whitbread, SEC &C. EU which is added a lilt of the Majority on this iutcretling This day was publithcJ, In Two Volumes rams ezabellillted with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price Bs. in boards, r THE late REV. JOHN CENNICK's FORTY DI6COURSES on Various latcrefthig Subjeds. A New Edition, to which is now added, The Life of the Author, with an account of the trials and temptations which he endured, till it *aced our SAVIOUR to.fttew hint into his Vineyseit. Written by Himfelf, for their fakes who fallow the Lamb. Reviled and enlarged, with a reconmteislatory Prefsce by Mat. thew Wilbs.—The Sermons are en the following fabjeds : The Cries of the San of God as. The firdPrineiples of Chrif. L The Gift and °trice of the tianity Holy Ghoft 23. The Sufferings and Satisfae. 3. The New Birth doe of Chrift 4. The danger of Infidelity, or as. The Beatitudes the Needfity of a living Faith at.. The Darmaniee in Cbrift 26. Dives and Lazarus 5. Naarnatt cleanfed 27. The hidden 'Creature , 6. Ilse Bloody Ilfue healed all. The Offices of the Malik 7. St. Paul's Cannelton 29. The great Sacrifice S. The Good Shepherd Iso Flight 9. The heft Foundation 3t. Deliverance front Death to. The gond Samaritan 3a. 'the Privilege of Believers it. Simon and Mary 33. The Patterns of IVIRRCy la. The Marriage of Mac 133. The Vition of Dry Bones ti. l'he Two Covenants I 35. The Safety of a 'frue Chrii• I 14. The Benefits of the New I tiara Trllament ts. The Divinity of Chrift 16. The Sower . x 7. The LAIR sheep, Piece of I Silver. and Prodigal Son 18 The Syrophsznician I 38. The Reproach of the Craft t 9. The Shadows of Chrift 39. The Widow of Nain 10. like EAU and Redemption 40. The Beatific Vifion, ne tea as. The Woman of Samaria I holding ferns crucified The whole of there Dircourfes arc Pimple and plain, and faked 1 for iincere people, who do not vrent foniewshat callous or divert ing, but Salvation. I London : Printed for H. 11. Symondi, No. 20, Paternotter and T. Williams, Statisncrs'-tout[. Where may he had, New Editions of 36. The Affurance of Faith, or the Experience or a True Chrithan 37. The Linfeywoolfey Gar.. merit I. The Chriitisti Parent, or Short and PlAin Dirconrfes cons tenting Goo And the works:lnd Isord of GOD In Creation and Re denytAi, and Sindification. By the Author of the Chriftign Remendwancer, acc. Re. kuurth Edition corrededand eularge.i„ ;rice 24. (med. s. Letter. tram the late Rev. William Romaine, M. A. to a Friend, on the moil impor ant Subjects. By the kte Thomas Wi,k, A B. Third edition, with a Portrait of the Author, price 3e. Covell 't he Rev. John Ryland's A cidrefs to the Ingenuous Youth of Gr at Britaiii ; together with a Body of Divinity in Miniature... with a Portrait of the Author, price r• boards. _ . _ - - . 4. By rite ionic Author , Stied Erns on the Moral Virtues, and on tlenius, Science, and 'Ealle, price is. 6d. ha boards, ur bound with the aheee, price 40.6 d. calf and lettered. 5. 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Sir Robert Wigrant,Bart.M. P. Read from the Loudon Gaeette Extraordinary. of the 6th init. a Lettcr front 'Vice-Admiral Lord Collingswood, giving an ac• count of the glorious Victory obtained over the Combined Fleet of France and Spain, and the Capture of Nineteen Sail of their I.ine of Bank Ship*, of Cape Trafalgar. rat the silt of °dotter laR, by the Fket under the command of the ever to he honoured and lamented, the late Vice-Admiral I.onl Viliount Nelfon; and from the London Gazette Extraordinary, of the t ttli inft. a Ler ter from Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, givin. , an account of the Capture of Four French Line of Battle Ships off Ferrol, on the 3d init. by a Squadrsm of equal force under his command. Refolved. That the following Addrefs to the Public, be in retied in the Daily Papers. The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fond,are induced to addrefs the Public, in confequence of the late fignal futieffes, with which it has pkafed DIVINE. Paelviozzes. to blefs his Majefty't Atm. To meet the claims Of the numerous Sufferers in there memor able Engagements, with a Liberality proportioned to their heroic Atchievententi, will fo reduce the prefent Fond, as may leave an inadequate Provilion for future illiterates of Britilh Valour. The Committee ate awaic, that many have Withheld t.ar Stib fcriptions to the ;trona' porpofes of this Init notion, who have been act:untamed to fuhferibe oo particular oecaGons: that other; 31PY have deferred them, under the idea, that the Sum already railed would prove equal to every poffible exigency. It is hoped all thefe will now come forward and, while with folemn Thankfgivings, we acknowledge the Interpoila ion of Da vast,: Nowa F.NCE, let 118 alfo remember the Sufferings of chore who were the Innruatents of this lignal nsanifellation of its favour to there Kingdoms. 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