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Qwy, Lower Themvizetett, cot Ost end Void' ril /pal, (theii alga's** and Hai*. a required% ittl+ l'A•onont potitively.—Unic2r. °Masai to 'an :heir Itceintentt in the Netherlands will and rigid I. very convenient tnntie.-1 Futility NI-titular, niay br kieleit i..y itilitil3-iali to Mt. W. Vluk, Vitus, Mittorini; or the 4b' et , en hard. . . . a BANK POST BILL No. A. 88469 • aut. 'lO, dated tled &bream 1814. Wheaver will • Mr. Watheretnes ' 1 Saber Chancery-lane, shall re . . reward.-- Payment I. stepied at the This day wal In Bvo. the Third Edition, with 15 Plates, inie• 144. Wu*. of A:. N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of PRY BIOLOGICAL and SYSTEMAI ICA'. BOTANY. By JAMtPEDWARD SMITH, M B. r.R.s. ac. Stc. &c. President of the /Amman Society. VALUABLE WORKS FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG F.RSONS. Printed for CAD Cm. and W. bays re, Ftrashi s MUSIC. yublished, price les. NEW PRECEPTOR for the Harp, with a ..uperitir Sys-ria of Teaching that lastrutuest, carefully and Must r.ordLy Explatmecty Precepts and familiar ir k-, PI I. A. HOFFMANN. Professor of the Pedal fhe Autism.. from experience derived in constantly giving :441 on that inAtrornrnr, Ms taken infinite point to tin. wor k easy to a ll persons. In order to facilitate the pro. -he Pupil and cort3il isnoeces•ary trouble to Masters. lied at No. 2,, Rla•ichester-street. Manchester-square, comnoinicaozons respectin.r the work and relative to . 1 ; :JD lin tie inszrtur.ent, ate requested to be made. Harps 1..,'0-hones snit or let on hiss. • Prints.4i for I.otninan. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Peter ,nnster-row ; and Willie, COettraile, and Ca. Pleet-street. '„• A few Copies are coloured by dcsire, price 41 lie..boards. l'be plan of this work is to rends.: the Scteoce. of Bota nical . Arrangement u well as dm ; gpterfl rtructorskagd anatomy of' Plants accessible, ami in every point elisible for young Persons 4( either sex who maybe desirous of making this elegant sad 'useTul science a part of their education or motormen.. TO nit PE,ti:mr foil 71. v Poignant to an Ord.; n' the 7y. made in! carte Sitwell* til• well, with 1 . 0! , :t. I,in u; f ,uuu Stitheni Esnuire 4 one& tli Nl.iiter4 ui ; said Coirt, olt - Winiceftlatr ' the ;19tli day of Mi:eb iistfaw. at ten o'cio, k tit: fureno , ni, at the Crown lin in I.udk,w,ir thecottnti•tif hi Lou . ABOUTIBOO 04 1 4 and 77 Asti 'l'rees f , now standin; in Saddle 11111 WOU , 4, nd(, . aforesaff ; and also about.raX.l/ Cur 414 or 'Sits- e.tbutits, l 4ll.• UPdrcwooti in the smite Wu, u. Partlctliirs may be had gilt's 6 the Said fiVster's bets, in Sauthatnren-buittlinp, Ci!tieeri•ltnr; J outdo!' ; at 1111:1 'Mann's, Solicitor; Furniral's Inn, I..ondowt at Mr. loan I re., 'Thither Sarleyor, Shrewsbury; at Mr. Thontri Com-wean, Ludlow; and at the prine4..l liw. at 1 u !I, v, and at the adjacint Towns. 'l'he Timber and fJ"...ierwold be wkwad nal applkalinst to Ward Bartington; di •heldertotl. afdresaid. This day was published, In I 2:no. price Ss. Gd. bonds, Tht.Secdni Edition, of ROSE and EMILY; ..or, Era' as of You'll'. By Mrs. festrurs, Author of Moral Views; or, the Telescope for Übildrr.n. Pi:tired for. Longman, Hurst, Reel, Onne, and Brown, Paten. nester-row ; and I. licrris, Sc. Paul's Chtecb-prd. " The general style of tit!, work Is es%f and unateeted ; the characters are well dtscrindnated and eontrasPni ; tie Hi.tory of a Faded Beauty, Is itr.pressive; and the wkok Publication is moral and attractive."—Monthly Review, Novemßer, telt. s above may be bad, by the same Author, Duty, a Novel. Interspersed with Poetry, and preceded by a Character of 4he Author. By Met. Ople. S volt. temp. t Ss. MONEY. SOLICITOR being Authorised by his Clients . to i.v acd bent Rums of Money, offcvs the 'dunce g: rat or small Semi on Chick Living, Massage Life interests to Estates, as *lse to Money vested _, L ast.- ot rustets, or la the Funds, and likewise on *res t' 1 •d LraarLued Estate's, on reasonable and liberal terms. GLOUCESTERt: itE —FR REMOLD ESTATE. TO be SOLD or LE I: by PR!VATE cbtrtßAc M. ROBINS, A IiESTRABLE Compact Stone-built REST= DUNCE, situate in Olpucesteriudre, on the II!41. Road rd Worcester, ench-red by a fore Court, co ns isting of a haatisouss Entrance Hall; Dining Parlour, Drawitiprount slid Library, our principal and faur secontiry Bed•chambers and Closets, Sce. consenictit I)o:nestle Oakes and capital CelPars, Doubld Coach house s Stable for Nine Horses, Dog Kennel. ctpftal Gar= den walled round, well stock:ed and planted with thoice Fridt). trees, an Orchard, and Twenty Acres of Meadow Land, with Out-buildirgs, formieg a very eligible It esideacc or a Gantlenta4 and in the centre of several racks of 1 - !Jur. 4 .3. The Mad an 4 other Coaches pass da'.ly to and from London Parilculars may be. had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol den-square. k ft urerNooally to Mr, W. at his 01Ike, No.ll, Chapel,. iirnra:t:a• , trert, Cavolateli.squara, frOartwelva till four, letter, vt3t-paid. • MONEY. CO 'ILE M EN, Gentlemen, Ike- are respectfully irformed.4l.ar they m 4 be supplied with abaft to any is t n terms t qual to mortgat , becured on Freekvl4, Copy" • Leasehold L and. or Homey, Mosey hi the Fends, Marriage Aneats, Wl.' .ws' 'Jointures, ClergyMelas . Ustinaa, or any ar eropert y. Persons ofittspectabillty may to ouppliedon their e. nal seem+ y only. Ottatlensen will find every libtral mom alc:on, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or . (post-paid) odds-eased to Meters. Willslind Co. No. 49, sth BorkelOistaare. -V - 001) FORTUNE and EYTON are now be .A come synontasoosr,—the constant Success which has at- Purcliasont at his'Olices, 2, Conshill, anti 18. Coventry hoint proverbial ETION yerlorms a pleasing duty ' • •is re his Friends, in pointing old t o tb,in the timi d of the ME of the presrnt unprecedented 1.0 rrER Y.. which • no les. t' an" fill k.E Pet IZEr of 'll-11W1Y IIIOL 1 - N 1) 1 1 01IND6 I with only 15,000 I icketsi 13e-ities 'Pica of • 0 Glit7lP3 4 caw, which E. h. pledges hituteif to pay in OoLD. •LIP+Ut ileaUCtit/P, soon as Drawn. Ticksts and Shares are n• on bale at -•!, Coax:mt., and 18, Covettrav-svaas r, .lure ail Business in the Public Fortis is faithfully executed. N. B. I hi. Grand Lottery Draws at h Speedily will be published, price ss. THE HEAVENS SURVEYED; or, Science of Astronomy made easy ; whereby the i'latols and their Satellites, the Phases of the Ihloon r Ecilpete and Tides, the Da)s dot Seasons, and all the Stars in the Heartens, may be known. Illusttated with .Coppst-platts, by Tankful, engraver to the King; and Ward, engraver to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Ihe whole bring adapted to the up of &hoots and pd. Irate Persons, and altered ass alone y' kllkiltlesi ham the kudi , meats Of this valuable menet. • • By BONNALL. GEORGE TNORNTON, j.eciiter on Astronomy and 4asity i sci, Primed for Longman and Co. ; Sheeitiod, Nest, *nor Jones ; D. Cox, 9, .Ball-alley, Listubard.arre.t ; PM Cox sod Son, S. l'homser-strest, Borough; undetsso. be bad of every Dookseller in town and country. %J.. Tov.tx In the r Y cf the.PRINCIOAL SQUARES. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. it 0111 Ni, L. CAPITAL FAMILY R,ESID4NCk; 01* sta n ti a ity bulk, and handsomtly_ltted tap s Aid adapted for the accommodation of a Nibientan or Or sdemates Fantle or the fist distinction : containing, on the tipper :Aeries, Eight I Sleepingetooms, with other couveniencias i Two capital DraW ing-reents, elegantly fitted up, communicating hp folOmg about bfipthree feet in length. nearly seventeen fist if beiges: ; a 'parlous Landing ; .Anti t room. fitted ep in a unique style, 42 feet by ell free; o t the Urotlitd Floor, a noble Ea:torment, 24 tact G incfies, by feet ti incites; Gentleman's Morning-room, Bedchamber, Dressing-room, dear. ; a Vestibule or Inner-hall, with a capital Stoue Sta.rtase to the second storey, a sectnidary Stone Staircase, with suitable attached and detached Offices, enachsittuse, and Stabiing far tight horses. Immediate possession may be bad. To be viewed bg 'rickets, wh:ch, with Particelars, may be had of Mr.. Ito. n2s, Warwick street, Golden-scrare. • GEORGE DAY And HENRY MARTIN, 114, London Road, Southwark, Manufacturers of the real JAPAN BLACKING, beg leave to recommend to the Pn'alte in guieral their surlier JAPAN BLAcRINCS: its eXeCroniCe tp girlfl; the highest lustre and }et black ever beheld his been long known and well established, and wants no pra * from tae Nla* nufacturer as a single trial will read.ly convince, Sad in stalls !bottles, price 6(1. Is. and 11.6 d. each. N.B. Ladies' ItalWionts experience by the use of this ine4l3 . - i ate cotnpotitien r. poli.b and jet black far ahoy:: any temrobitioa Leer grodused to the Public. Colary Sbop-kcepere sepplied as usual upon sit mon* credit. A single battle may be had it the Manufactory is os sample. Tltis day war In 3 yak. price 15r. board,, B ARON of FA LCON BERG ; or Chtlde Mirolde, in Prose, a Romance. By BKIDGET.BLUBMAN'CI.F., Author of the Pri.on-house, 114ortinier.ltall, Monte Vid,:n, Via die ive Spirit, Ifte.b.ind and %Pao!, &c. &c. Printed for A. K. Newman awl Co. I.eadenhall-strrvt. The following will .be pUlditelted this Spring: Donald Monteith, the Haw lstunest Man of the Age ATi tkor of the I i yposrig, kosut 9( she Ifibcusospi Lis the Earl, &e. 5 refs. Family Estate, or Dist am) Won ; by Mrs. Ross, Author of the Median Calypso, &c. S vols. Baroszi, or the Venetian Sorceress; by Mrs. Shads, .2 Author of Caledonian Bandi., &c. Vaga, or Views of Nature, 2d cdh ion, S vols. The Days of Harolds, a Metrical Tole, by John B. Rorer', gyn. lly the GUINEAS! AND THREE sedo,ooo PRIZES. E 118, having had the good fortune of Oktri kJ. Iluttng among the Pohlic FA) R Capital Prizes intim Lot 'g altich fi , stshed Si st of January, has the natisfacjicin of an ;Kit% a New Lottery, in which he cunfideat/y expects to sell, 1 v, Fliva Molt t -- . 1 he Scheme contains Tag Et Pg IZ r.s of al-o Fsve of i ;ado Guineas each, which WEUB is ;ue.i to PAY IN GOLD, without any Deduction, as moo it his . 1 roily Fiertunate Oiliceol7,l.ttnuatt-srilliCT, VairA, Whet* _ _ This day was pubtiono.t, IA e v i,, p ine 74 . board,, IIHE RULE and EXEitcISES of HOLY LIVING. In winch art described the .i.:l<sott and Intern ' malts of. obtaining e.ery Virtue: an.l the R.entedles acatflro Vice, and Cllll3iderati oo s serving to the resisting all Temptations together w;th Prayers. containing the ‘s hotel/4y of te and the Par s of Devoion fitted for all occasions, and foroished tor all neeess.ties.—By JEREMY TAYLOR, I) Li, Chaplain In Ordinary to Kin,t Charles the First. The Twenryoointh Edition. kilned by the Rev. T HOMAS THIRLWALL, M.A. Priv tesllor Longman, Hurst, Pees, 1/rrne, and broom, Parer noster-row. Of whont may be had, by the saute Author, 1. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying, the 2lith. in 1 Vol. 'lvo. price 74. board'. 2. Discourses on various Subjects, Ia 3 vole SVC) XI 7s. ltd.. 3. The Life and Death of Jesus CtitiJ, in 2 vols. Bce. price Li •Is. boards. • • 4. The Golden Creve, a chosen Mannal, price 2s. Q.- ...,........ 50C. 0, .. J *r 4OO =••••••••••••• - - Wkre ALT. Fhartql and Sold in the Lits r czar. nrcl•sr, by Put duly attended to, and all hu.itiess in the Funds es,-cute.l by G. Wyss. Stock-llruker, 17,• Ludgate near St. Paul's. ••• Cioih few Irish Bank Notes. MILLARD's IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. By His Majesty's ROYAL. LETTERS PXI'I4I2T. PRICES. Those of 2s. per yard are equal to Othet Cloth at ea. Ditto of 2e. 6d. are equal to other Cloth at St. 6d. Ditto of ss: are equal to other Cloth a: UM. Ditto of 33.6 d. are equal to other Clods at ss. Ditto of 4s. are equal to other Cloth at 4s, 61. Ditto of 4s. 61.2 re equal to other Cloth at els. 64. Ditto of ss. 64. are equal to ether Cloth at 7s. 61. The Sheetings, at sa. 4d. and 6s. 4d. are both wide, eostsishti ?root 96 to 51 yards each, are equally economical in proportion, and totally supersede the unheikhy practice of warming help They are sold stamped w.th the Patentee's name, in cats of Nand 90 pieces each, assorted for exportation, with eLe ound allowance to Merchants; and by the l'icce, for the n,e of Kaost , liessod Individuals, at the East Ind* Vt sr.:houses, No. id,Charip. - side, and at no other House. This ads:straitly Cloth is molt sit able. npt 00y on UCCOUIIt of its great economy, bet fer it. tir • five property, conduciveness to health. I hose v:ho svcar is are known to possess a degree of health not known hcfore, it eu re• goliting she perspiration, the main spring of M alt!, in every e mate. that it is never checked, neither promoted in too treat e degree. Its durability and aer!!ca!)!eness of wear are properties which render it equal:y desirable to every individual. 11: white Chintz, for Ladies' Dresses and Children's wear. may be ohtv'o. e.t aaabove in pieces, containing three and four tire‘ses tae's, Crop' three to four, guinea= per pkre.—Orders t my, ually exercised. MR 11111. Ise ••••• wed GOLDEN LOTTERY liiRLE CERTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! Ar.so, Ewa of 1,000 Gutssas each, which will be PAID IN GOLD. 1 1 1113 H feels pleAttre h) announcing the attrac • tive alid and unpr-eeiented novelty of Three certain Yr } l'lou , .Eql Pound Prises, in the present 1.01 EERY of Fif‘-:eu Thlusand 'tickets; and as no former . Lottery. s:aty I Louiatid "(Wot t,. ever contained more than 2of ,r .0. the galabsg so large a Capital it now increpsed ; • •9 1, .1; a grateful tribute of respect to the Public, he re, !e ..r..lgettients that the Five Prizes of One Thousand. ack, Qmll be paid in Ouislas soon as drawn without any whether they are sold in 1 Ickes. or Shares, at either .aces, or at any other Office in the Kingdom. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 P-:hes of atet),OCO are sC61,0( 1 0 3 ••• ••• • • • 100100 5 ..... • ••• 1,050 . Anti totrity.torn other Capital., Ste. etc. 3 Pli7e ' atiotooo e.ioi lefties; 4.75' 0,0. 0 more ! klukiug three Pr re. cyt 4:30,C00 va4;b! 4 "..ks will With reoetve 1,0,0 Glittle.l4 in Gold. Drawing sth of (next Mouth) APRIL. lklons and Sha-so are sow an :sal,: by A! *ISH, Contractor., 4 r • .•• -tmsnitt.. tit Caaautc-Catast, Landau, who Sold t " e i " Las t 134 ' 1 092 Prises, as! Pattuen Capital in the last I asttet y. CATC/W.B This day was publishol, A new Edition. iarke Be. illustrated wath Caws, LA''RACTICAL TREAI'ISE on the PRE. E'ENE'ENIoN and CURE of he VEN ER EA'. DISEASE IP , sEXES, and IN consequence.; in which a mild and sue : (• tuode ot Treat mein is pointed wit, including absent:pi ins t"rt•lts, Clectr , Cutaneous Eruptions, it:la.:in:try Venvteal ~ ht. he. Intended as a Gtude agaiost the dengerous ( Irv , td.• W s benefit' malady. I.ly '4'. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. t r, Stanhope-overt, Nestreastle-stree t, Strand ; Late a tk,e United linvitals of St. 'llomas's and Guy's. 't reatise nn litilissaton, hong an Entittiry into the Die . ;l o i n' an d c ,.. line:te d wi t h the Functions of the Stomach, 4niarks on the I.iver and its influence on the Gastric . • To which are prefixed, some gi neral Observations on • end Lotaneents Diseases. Price 34. t.: I, l , pu.ar I reatise on the Prevention and Cure of the dif. Lies of :isama, and Winter Cough, with new and sue •ii,instreetions f o r t h e P revent i on an d T reat m en t. of Aids its. Fourth Edition, price Si, r.-attic:ll Observations un the Debilities, natural and ac• t `''. of the Generative Olga ns of both St ti, including the •••:-.• • f Generation, &c. h ice 3t. va : 7 i'.actical Treatise ott Female li!seasee, 'winding Ob ea. tt un Pat tuition, Lactation, and the Dib. rdere incident to 11U.1111/portant chan ges . P r i ce 3s. .. ik . t . e!. 41 for Sherwo o d an d C o . '4O, Paternoster-row and J, g•i t Cavenelish-tiam, booboo. GENF.ItAI. REPORT OF SCOTLAND. This day was published, La five large 'l'olumes, Mro. with nume rous Ltigravings, and a Volume of Plates In 4to. of Agricul tural Implements, price £ 4 Ss. in boards, GENERAL iterotur of the AGRICULTU RAL S PATE and POLII !CAI. Clftellfsti I'ANf..!ES of AN D. Prawn up for the Comblerstion of the Board of Ay:eel:ere and Internal Improvement, under the Direction of the IS , ght Honourable Sir JOHN bINCLAIR, Sam Founder of the Board of Agriculture. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Eilin'hurgh ; a l.nvgman, Hurst, Kees. Orme, soil Brown, London. ••• It isimposilble fur us to peruse this Getuir.il Report with ex p e ri e ncing a high degree of satisfaction, iu which we thuds every candid reader will participate. Amongst the meritorious individuals who have laboured to promote the hsterual improvement of Scotland, a Clotivicunes ptace is unquestionably due to the compiler of tie re ark before us. I he vast accumulation of matters of detail on which his Industry has been employed, is a fund from which the statesman and politi cal economist, as well as the humblest cultivator, may draw much useful Information. The " General deport" is founded on the statistical account and the county surveys, aii4 is meant to esiiibit, in a compara• tively small compass, all that is of gem ral utility in these volutiri. nuns works, in regard to the" Agricitharai state and political cir cumstances" of Scotland. Agriculture Is not the only subject Heated of lit this work : it con.alus, among other matters, some ar s equitt of the maniatactui es. etsuuncrce, a u dttheries of the countly. ilidiAbsigat vie*, 1463 N. November, i Sl4. LACLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; Conti;ninf a Copious AcotiuM of all the prayer Names nomtloned i in Ancient Authors; *with the Value of Coins, Weiglirs, aid 'Measures, used among the Greeks and Romans, iind a Ciironte.l ' loocal Table. Of Jo'BSBIYIKIAR 4, D. D. 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Patrick's, Dubin; eontaiuirig Additional Let :errs, Tracts, and Po. m not hitherto pub:isbed, with Notes, and a Life of the Authoi.---Ily WALTER SCO rE N . •„* A few copies are printed on royal paper, :€1 3. 44 'boards. Edinburgh t Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.' Vine burgh ; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Loudon ; and John Gumming, Dublin. . V? The present edition orSwifi's Works contains upwards o( an hundred original Letters, Essays, and Poems, by Dean Swift, recovered either from manuscript copies, or tire peniplifets and loose sheets, none of which have hitherto been printed with his works. In particular, the letters between the Dean said Miss Vonhomtigli, so basi suppressed or published only iu a mutilated A :1:e, are now presen:eri to the public in a More perfect state, and furnieli some light o that mysterious ;Ott ;if Swift's private his. tory. 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