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Numssr, 4113 1 THEATRE-ROYAL.. DRURY-LANE i0 -MORROW EVENING. January 22, 1 8 02 , 1 . this Maj.:Ries Servants will adt 4Tragedy, called THE REGENT. hies .1 IST-INDLI HOUSE, Nevealier 18, 'tot. 1 T was publillord, _ THE CO UR7 of DIRECTORS of the! In fear Vellums, tame, price t6s. in boards, UNITED CO.VIPA Nr of MERCHANTS if ENG.' 14' EL E N of GLEN RO S. tt NOVEL. LAND tradinz to tbe EAST INDIES, J o t ete I• y give N tie, ' .....1. By the Author of Hiflorie-dl Tale:. That the Tianyer Balls of the Aid ClOffildllYl Steel will be Art • Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternottenreur. en Tbetrfe the 3a of Danaher next, dl tem ideal, IMIE shwa I again en Tburfday the ufl i 7.. 7 fdienui v , 1 Tip& the Dividend Warrants en !be fii.l &al. do the s ib ef 7.e. *wary, will be rt. 4 to Sc &livered on M netey the i ith 17:merry, 1801. . WILLIAM RAmsAr, Secretary, To which will be added, (fir(t dine) a new Piece, in Two Ads, called URANIA ; or, THE ILLUMIN E . This EveninrssKing Henry the IVth; with the Water. NEW 'BOOK FOR YOUTH. This day was publiased, price ys. in boards, MENTOR ; or the Moral Condttaor of Youth from the Academy to Manhood: a Work, the Refult of actual but painful Expetience, candidly Rated, and lA:fully SOMERSLTSHIRf..—AXE-DRAINAGE. adapted to the Level of youthful Undcrilandisig. To which AT a Meeting held at the Town-Hall, in the La added, as an Incitemtht tc the Study of it in go wo Youth, City of Welk, on Friday the rith Day of January,lBo3 during their Hours of Relaxation front Bu fi nefs, An .fay on purfuant to public Advertikment, and the Refolves of the lof t the extenfive Utility, Advantages, and Amufement of Macke- Meeting held at Crofs, matiod Learning. CLEMENT TUDWAT, Efq. in the Chair; ' By DAVID MORRICF. , The Petitloo and Bill to be prefented to ParhamPt being Author of the " Art of Teaching," the " Young Midlhipman's read by Mr. Conway, the Solicitor, and made conformable to Infirudor," " Hints for a Plan of National Education," Ike. the intention of the feveral perfons interefted who attended, 1 London: Sold by Melirs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; The fame Were unanimotdy approved and fig:std. i Rlchardlon, Cuathill; Hatehard, Piccadilly: and by all other Ordered that the Solicitor ttqueß William Dickinfon and Bcokieller 6 . • William Gore Langton, Efqrs.. the keptsefentatists•ita Path* 0 . . ' This day were pisblUbod, beset for this County, to prettie . Petition apd Bill. ...lel kftwirWatas .Foolfcap Bvu. price Ss. boards, ' Th at 61181- IrefiAlitiairihe '" ft*li 61 die hi " fretra Nt '''' CERMOS. By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, papers,ht which the Rekareseetbe halt Meeting were infered. sa CLEMT. TUDW AY. ) A. M,Litt. Fellow of New College, Oxford. The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of tha - Priutcd for T./4. Lunen. an and O. Rees, Nu. 39, Patentor- Meeting were unanimoufly voted him, for . his attendance and ert -row. able knntluet in the Bulinefa. ' , Mr. Smith poffelfes a command of words, and he is a CO- S • • tatted and f nfible declaimer. The Sermons which we ant men- NEW F.lnTioNs. 1 tioned entree the attention by ufeful as well as ocealionaily This day was pubilbed, elegantly printed in Two VOIUTIICS nrikilig or asfeeting remarks; and title which are political, Odavo, Price le. rut Boards, and in Three Volumes i /trio. thOsigh they do not well Lit the pulpit. which does not permit Prite lot bd. in Boards, New Editions of a free and judicious difeuflion, yet nix Vett ~bilitt in .hc au- THE. LOUNGER ; a Periodical Paper, pub. thor." M,r,.:l!y Rev; 'v.. 1) 1 • : `,-,•. - 8, - Hated at F.dinhurgh, in the years x -83 and 171'4. Prtatedfor A. Strahan ; T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; am! W. Creeds, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, new rditions of The a II Kit ‘SR, a Periodical Paper. uottlif!scd at Edinburgh, in the yeas* 1779 and t alia, in Two Volumes Octavo, Price res. in Boards, and in Tiws: Volumes tango. Price 1;3. 6d. in Boards. 'l*HEAlae-ROYAL, COVENT-tiARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, January 22, rSo2, .2. will be Frefent•_d the New Conway (in Fite Awls) called .FOLLY AS IT FLIES. With the New Pantomime of ft ALMANACK. This Eratittz--AlforTro ; with 1-tutequiles.Almanact.. . . LONDON. Bth oldie ift mo. rBo2 The SOCIM td friends obferving that the unjuft Clamour which wes ram] azdnit it lime time ign, in relation cache Corn Trade, has hems or late fomewhat revived, thinks it need fu7 to revive alto its former Declaration, which it is appre hended has efcaped the Notice of many of the Public. 'THE 50' lETY of FRIENDS, commodly ceded WAI ..11,S, having been, for fame time. edam- Mated is etri..• fr. tan s. , I atio escheat dot aof the eventlihnity, by combinhig to monopolize thole neceCity ar ticks of rel.. earn and Flour, think theinfelves called upon to vindicate t►.eie own innocence and integrity, and to a3ert that DO fint........Jinatian or monopoly ha , h exited, or cloth drift; either with refpet‘t to Cain and Hour, or any other article whatever; and thendiey ahluir fuck wiclzd and baneful prae ticr.s. Ar.7riclred by the unjuft reproach. they not only zfrert du it inn.. evict, but put in their eiaim for paffefsrg an equal degree of yy ze ,, ;; ,h; v for the wants of the poor, with their fellow-citizens of any Zef;:ription. If any loan will vine forward, and prove that the charged forefLitug, mocopoliLiag, or regrating, which they folernily duty to attach to the Society. or any other improper conduu. whereby the necelfarics of life are enhanced So price, cm he . . fixed on any one or iudiviauals, they are for from deft ing to .i.re-a fu:b framjnPize;—but. at all irents, they claim far vy in general a plaeo In the good opinion of th:ir eauntr,men, and freetiom trom the bruits which they have k.:; joriently borne. Signed on tr.:talf of the fald Society. at a &lends; held in Loodun tne 6th of the 1:::13 month, 1800, and by order thlreof, by JOSEPH FOSTER,. Qat.. This day puh'...hod, in three vols. pnce roe. ou.'uo4ruz, r i'HE HISTORY of RINALDO Ri lv~it. Captain of I.ai.dittl Trail/laud from the GermAn of Vuxvius, By 3. HINCKLEY, Efq. This celebrated binary had an unexampled fate thmughout Germany, where many large editins was printed in the courfe of a few months. The Adventuret of Rinaldini, a real charac ter, who lived in the early part of the prefent century, are truly turpriling and ahnoft incredible. The author poffeffes all the fire and fph it of the German writers, and if we arc now and then Bruck with improbabilities, bordering OD fi c tion, we are often &Petted with deeds of heroifna and courage, not unworthy of a greater name than this daring Captain of Banditti." Monthly Mirror, Nov. IEO3. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Pat eruofter-row. Atfo. The PHILANTW:OPE: after the Maaaer of a Periodical Paper. as. in Boards. T ' MOBILITY, 'GENTRY, and PUBLIC . 1 - in ger.ere., are refpesfifully informed. J. EURGESS and Saes CENUIN): FSSILNCE of ANCi 10 VIES, continues to Le prepared Ir. • twin in the fame mataier that has given fuch ut.lerrf.. arprotum .1 for many rt.-ars raft. flo / e r g juftly fupcnority of that Article ic faily to ,t. is: Le oplaitoc c ht Country at large, and of Perfons al parts oi . et.; Wo.ld, and having Rood the ttft of Inks it In the I t nu it now maintain. 'i'hegeneralttriliryroil H iR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and oth.n RICH SAUCha for FIB li, ace. indotas them, from Cr. iumerecs Advertifewoms d.s:y appearin, to caution Fa tr.i!i. I. E:e in purr haling the Gum., -0 003 c Is to be had al t• IR cumuli c bur at their Watch :I,:e as ands Eittry <Wier Ankle in the pa 1 nada roe faintly life, of that belt qua:hey. . WEST-INDIA NIERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ice o:ficrp.s :Le .tRhIY and NAVY, fitpoied epos the ttpatef)sotisefor an..l Weft %Air'', Iltc. Warchaefe,of Savoy Steps, 1.4K4011. To- TANNERS —T9 iiK SOLD.HY AUCTION. On Saturday. the tjfa 14of likisruary, ass, at four o'Cloek in the Minn:wok at dot Swan Inn. S , alford, A LARGE anti conurvdions TAN. YARD. ▪ Steate in the /3 , romth of Starrrtli with* eonveskii. at HOUSE aei ;Ants.- lined up in a brat modern Stile. This Yard walls of so liantlies *, and will em.taln ac Hides each : zy Vats will en. •ai3 . 40 each, 22 Letehes will contain one' Ton of E. 114 each; 4 Witt, Lap ; 6 A:Re:rims; 13 ~amen ; two lard Urkries. 30 ttet lorg by tit wide; Store-Room 0 feet long by t 6 wide: Room AT dr!itywitit Store eompleat ;• a bark Mils. Ow cutti:lg and the oilier lieighway's Patent- Lea:S:r %%%--eSatifc. Linallessulc, and Uarn that will (tort t•rt of Dark. Ni. B. zo Haloti• rs 16 V: ts. 131 Odin, s dokble Pump, the Squaw of which is conveyrA (p.m • ;wit by plug. and 'Pace trourhs, are under cover; 2:1 Haidlers ditto tinder enter, all put lown, and the of the ltudring erected wields the laft War years. Also. a large and rotr.moilious Currier's Ship; with ever/ Convenience fi.rearrying teethe Cur-yhtt &finch. If not fold, to he loft a:sl entvred upon itnmes:latety. with the prefent StnOt of Hides ant Eark. DR. BLAIR's SERMONS. This day sir , * publifhtd, tisrafotrel:.• yrinted in Fire 'Omura OClavo,and dedicated, by Prrinifiion, to her Majetty, pail* it. ips. in boards, a new Edition ' heing the Twenty-third, of ER.NIO N S. By HUGH BLAIR, D. D. •-," F. R. S. Ed. One of the Minifters of the High Church, and ProirSor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettrcs i 4 the Uniyerfity of Edinburgh. • With a lime 'cement of the Life and Charades of the Author By JAMES FINLAYSON, D. D. Printed for A. Strahan; T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech, at tdinburgh. a The Fifth Volume may be had feparate, to complete feu, price Is. in boards. As may alfo the Sermon on the Du ties of the You. la, price is. As above may be had, by the fame Author, Lcertuits on Rhetoric and Belies Lettreh: Eighth Edition, 3 vols. :en. price IL is. in boards. CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY. TO PE SOLD BP PUBLIC 41UCTION, Upon the 35th day if I..hrus9r, tßot,:st the lionfe of James Lea. the 1:4;:le and Chid, Warrington, - I THE KITNCORN PORTER BREWERY, with all t!!•. 8.-; veiny fltenfils. Stowe, Calks, as the fame areal prefent rooftree. by /Esie:s Morrifon. The Brewer, ' is I.eatriwitl, of whi:is tat, rr is Fourteen Years yet to ce ate. a will built ;n t'ac Y,ari t 45-6. It is excellently conitruflo6 wellfopplir wi - S ir , tter, and Is Gtuated on the hanks f the ercy, wit w hundred yare.,: of the fpot where the Duke of join that river, confequattly ha: the cheep %vet Carriage to I Iver7ool, 2.lanchtecr, and all the num:Laurin Towns In Lancaltsire, Chdhire, Stalfordthin-,&c. There Is a tension lions Dwellng-butice upon Cm enrilaing of fourteen Mt.)onts. betides kitchen, Oakes, ate. a large Garden well Reeked, and an appropriate quantity of Lind. OCTAVO RDITION o' Mr. GIBBON's HISTORY. Speedily will he publiilied, Handfornely printed in Twelve Volumes O&avo, with a Por trait of the Author, and M.ips of the Littera and Welt= Dlrifions of the Roman Empire. A New LOi:kn, bring the Sixth, of THE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FAI.I. of the ROMAN EMPIRE. • F.DWARI) GIBBON, Efq. Printed for A. Swab= ; and T. CadeU, jun. and W. Davies, This Day was In Four large Volumes, r 2mo. Price t Bs. fewed. THE RIVAL MOTHERS; or, CALUMNY A NOVEL. Tratillated from the French of MADAME DE GENUS. - For turler Particular; apply to MAN. irfacdoupll and Hunter, VIL-w-frioarc, Lincoln's-Inn ; Mr. William Landon, Increhant,Liverrol t sr Mr. it a as Mardian, upon tilt Prr- The literary reputation of Madame de Geniis is fo wrl eftablialcd, that the public arc readily difpided to anticipate pledure from every new production of her cultivated mind; and we have fatisfaddan in acknowledging, after having perufed the volume before us, that .clifappoimtment has not fuperfeded - - --1 . ~•- ' ' •:* -' . sr*. -... zi . ,alp , t4 l . ;* :, . ~r . lk , k: .: A U . '.. ;" / ..-4 , j.' , 4 ! (.- . . . •., 1 .....-. dic. * ' z '7•-_ . • . - -`. ' ' • ''.>:' ' S , 4 ., : 0,,, .• \ .... 0 , -. , • A-0 I , i • , s . A l P . G 1 i i . . i --• : 'I'.IIVIISDAT, 7 . ANU,IRT ei, 1802 7 '-iIICE ;OK-PENCE. 1.1 ( ; ;II 1 1 t . 1: i ..• , i • • • This I)ay was publiihrd, Prfcc 23. CHAINS. 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'rids day was yubfithed, Klee Two Shillings, Ptint..4 , <II fire Medium tturto, THE HOUSEKEEn: it'sACCOMPT-BOOK For the Year Igos, _ _ _ Improved by Red I.ines ruled acrofs the Being an eafy and commie t.; snetl.od of keeping a corrett ac count of every article made afe of in a 4untly thrAtgbout the, year..on sa tacit page eatnaininehe arielts of Houle. peeping, and ftAtit colaums forthe expent.e day in the week ; with thoufeiul m..rketing !neat!. aid oilcr.tables, and uf,ful receipts. Bath: Printed for R. Cruttwell dA. Taylor ; and fold by R. Baldwin, E. Newbery, mid Ciaol.ia 4.: and Whitrow, 1.0 r . ; Knott AM LI 7a, Birmingham ; and all other booldel lent ant: Stationers. This day w•.• in One VOll.llll, Utt ivo, i:::74! 2 , - in "riarkt-, A FA M 11. f A 1/. V I of II:, ijESTIC EAR:A . I'ION CHILD's;•N, ctity of their tiv-s a Cimiptddi in addr"' u! • , • tn r w o are C rioutly conc,rned for the wilfb,rc •, !h r.• Kr ti au( atett from the Grrnian of Ca tart u-t Ni Ste. To which arc pre..a..‘l, I..cct . ens on the lame Lubjea. By A. F. M. WILL'. CH, M. D. , - Author of the Ledur..s on Dia et,:ti DomeNt*...lfibb cyclopzdiA, - London: Printed for Mutt a y itud 32.Flect-rc:t. This day were pubildied, Handfoniely printed , on a tine Wove Paper, in z Vol. 8,41. Price -s. in Boards, ESSAYS on fume of f SHAK E.SPEAltt's D. MATIC CHARM TER To which is added, An Play Olk the FAULTS of Su.tacsramt a. The Fifth Edition. By WILLIAM RIU:fARDSON. M.A. F. R S. F. Prof,. iTor of Humanity iu the Univeatty f C;lafgour. N B. A (cm' Copits may he be had hot-pr.:Ted, price B‘in Lordant Printed for J. Murny and a Mehl' y. Where may be had, The CURIOSTMS OF LI FERATITRE cor firing at Anecdotes, Charaeers, Sketches, and Obrennitio:lB. Lit: try, Critical, and IHaw-lead 'lke fourth Edition. By j. DIS• RAEI.I. 2 Vols. gyn. Price 16.. i; Nut le. Ids day was publned, in one Volume, LIMO. Prize Ser. n Shillings. in Boards. A DICTIO:A Rl' of MOHAMMEDAN 1.3- LAW, BF NG A I. REVENUE TER IV, qT HINDOO, and tril..r WORDS ufed in the EAST INDIES, with toll Ezplanz E t s ; the hating Word of each Article being primed in a new Nuitaleek Type. To which is an APPENDIX, containing Forrns of Firmauna, Ps:wen:los AriziLditts. liiiicuments, and Co. - ;truas of 13w, Parrnts. fee. tozetlitr %%ids a Copy of the orlg;n4l Grant from the Emperor Emir:Ancor, to the Englillt Eatt India Company, in Perfian i.nglilh. Ey S. ROUSSEAU, Teacher of tit: Perfian I Anguage. I.ondon : Printed for Murray ant! Highley, Fleet-ltreet ; J. Seweli. Corubill; and the Editor, Wood-Greet, Spa-fields. BONAPARTE This day was publifticd, in Tiir,..v Volumes, Wave, price One Guinea in boards, HISTORY of thePRINTCPAL EVENTS in the REIGN of FREDERIC-WILLIAM 11. KING of FRUSSIA; and a Political PiCture of Europe from ;786 to t 794; containing a Summary of the Revolutions of Brabant, Holland, Poland, and France. By L. P. SECUR, the Elder, Feriae:ly Amba&dor of Louis XVI. at St. Pstcrlburgh,lßerlin, and Vienna. TRANSLATED FROM 'THE FRENCH. Primed fur T. N. Longman and 0. Rea, No. 39, Pater natter-row. 'llse work which we have thus reviewed is recommended to biftorical readers by the ability which its author has dif played, by the varied information which prefents itfclf, by the g •necal authenticity of the narrative, by propriety of reile,ftion and remark, and by a degree of impartiality exceeding that which ulually appears in the hiftories of recent times. The ac count of the French revolution, we may obferve, is the heft &etch we have teen of that stupendous event, and of its memo rable cunfAuences • and particular praife is alfo due to the nar rative of the gbh; of Poland. Many hate-papers and docu ments are annexed to each ut the volumes; and the work amply merits a corral and fpirited tranilatien into our own language. Appendix to Crit. Rev. Vol. 31. In the Preis, and in a few days will be publithed, in one rl-p nt Volume, FonNeap Odavo, price ss. in boards; einhOtilhed with a Charnainiflic Portrait, and with a Fu Siluilc of his Hand Writing, PitlVA'rE LIFE and PERSONAL x HISTORY of BONAPARTE, Chief Conful of the French Republic, with AIIECDOTF.`; and CHARACTERS of ais Favourite tner.Js and bGuiitcrs who compote the pre. fent Government of Frinee. _ Written in a Saks of Letters from an Englifh Gent!eruatt who ranks at Paris, to a Nobleman in London. The obj:Etof thi; publication is to ex:A.:into the Enitfifl, N don the perfonal Hiltory and Char .:al.: . of a man who 1:3. info peculiar a degree arreitA the attention and the curlull aaf Mankind. It is not made up of Copies of Official I.ttterssind Gazettes already in poffellion of the world, but relates fold to the Individual himfelf, and tu the perfons who arc his confiden tial friends and advifers. Printcd for R. Phillips, No. 7z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold by T. Hurft. Paternofter-row ; j. and T. Carpenter, Old rovd. firm ; J. M'rizht, Piccadilly ; and by all other llookkliers. Vs/ HEN Plutelitonal Men ot . education atia te fponfihility deviate from the general fltt by the fe leelion of a peculiar Branch, the .atielion of keg continued fuccefs is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exelnlive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and tile fuccdeful refalt my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am able the ravages of tilde complaints which are the Ma import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into e‘ery branch as an Army Surgeon, fanned a wins at an early period of Przetice to relent bidivilu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dau geruus precipitancy of e,rn-ral Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the core of which I have de voted my attention, conirrize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether otA emu or long aurationb—zUly. AU kinds of DEBILI'T'Y, *ltems arifing from the habits of Inikaleigel - 1 7 01 - w .r h - on . :2;;;:ho ' rized —''. ;olClll .. iy Private Con - t - ra - ea . P r i n ted t n for A. StrabAn; and 1. cadetioun. anu w. taavies, i in the Sra d. 1 the volume before Is, that •.ditappoimtment has not fu tried e s a c u hool ezpealation," Monthly Review,o4L a dot. bay i 111.15 01 1./GPlnl ig a , WllO O 7 Cr iirinug ,cum cue manes US s, or the u 1.12 CC mature age, and Maly that de- DORSKI SHIRE. k. The laR Six Volumes may had feparate. 1 . I 0 1 . TO pe stILD lIT PRIVATE COIITLACT, N. B. Thcfe Twelve Volumes complete the orig nal Dc fi gn Printed fur T. N. Lorgman and 0. Rees, Paternoller-row. rangement of the fyitemih Women which is called BARREN- NESS or sTERILrrY. r rHE MANORS of TARRANT-MONRTON of the Author, and comprift the entire Series of Hillary from Of whom may be bad, lately publiflied, • from the French of the fame Author, Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hallo in the • s • •I L indTARRAWI . •LAUNCESTON,fitUate ntor the Great the Age of Trajan and the Antonines to the taking of Conlian- it. A NEW METHOD of INSTRUCTION for CHIT.- treatment ot a iimplc Gonorrhea,and it not utificquently hap- Vetere Turnpike-Road, between Saliibury and Blandfoid ; tinople by the Turks, and the ERabliffiment at Rome of the DREN, from FIVE to TEN YEARS OLD. Price es. boards. pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indifcretion of an wide.] five mil: s of the latter,Dominion of the Popes. 10 one of the molt eligible parts a. LA BRUYERE TILE I.ESS; or Charadters and Man- unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are lAs above may alto be had, -of the Ceuta) , of Dortea, with C ourts Baron, Royalties, Fri - nets of the Children of the prefent Age. Price 3s. 6d. boards. cafily cured, and even where others have tailed , I treat that I "Mee s , and Immtmitite to the laid Manor belonging. t. A complete and elegant Edition of the fame Work, In Siz 3 RASH VOWS : a Novel; in 3 Vols. Price Toe Gel. boards. may prefutee to offers radical re-eltablifhment The Matter of Tarrint-Monkton cow If as pr..esfollows:— 'volume., 4[o. " Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dare& in the I R a 'L.'s en lets' Tythe free LIM in the ocen • fM J petion 0 r• ames 2. Mikellaneous Works of EDWARD GIBBON, Efq. This day were publifhed, tilforder compar ed with the calamitous intuitions of alt n.whe .....001), UN ala cte aw ka old , / two years are unexpire d, sett- With etermirs of his Life and Writings, conepored by made I n Th ree %r o t a , R oya l odt aeo , N ee: ri, i is. 6d. in boards , from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Gale- Illußratcd from ids Letters, with occa fi wial Notes and Narra- ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY and NATU- tics of a fafhlonable Life, acquire that (Late of Dehility which ei.tilte near 9::7 Acres of Meadow, Arab le , and Down Land. 2 , 'ly, •I'he Tythcs of the refl. of the Parini of Tarrant-Mauston. tie:, by John Lord She:Seld. z vols. shoo 21. lc& - in Boards. RAI. HISTORY. To which is prefixed, THE 11411- is the unavoilable confequence of Inch pernicious habits. I eiy, Th e R eser flon In Fee of divers CopYitold and Leafehold !:hates, in ail of the yearly Valle of about aScL held by one, On the ill of March will be puldiff ed, By A. F. FOURCROY. fully conceals his misfortune, it may he tome confolation for i two, (Rehm Lives, but chiefly on one GM Life. Elegantly krintcd in One Vohtme Small Oder), The Fifth Edition, with Notes. him to know, that although it be an obeed of doubt or uncet- 'l he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON Is all in the ro be continued Annually, . By JOHN 'THOMSON, Surgeon, Edinburgh. taint) , with other praditioners, the removal of theft: DER. Lord's hands (except a few Likliald Cettwees.) and confitas of THE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPO- Printed for Longman and Itt es, N 0.39, Patemoiler-row ; CIENCIE.i by the gradual progrefs of Re ewadon is the acquire ?‘ one of the melt el.gible Farms in the County of Dorset, called SITORY of liUtsi 1 IVE POE 1 RY, for the Year tBnt. and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. ment of my experience. If the rites of Ea,. .tux or Venus have i.AUNCESION FARM. containing upwards of isoo acres Printed for F. and C -Rivin e tan, No. 6z, &Paul's Church. " This edition has a claim to our attention, on account of begun to reduce manly rigour, much anxiety will he prevented of Meadew, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence, yard. • the Notes which have been added by the Editor; and which by en early corn teraMon of this languid hate, and in there in Severalty, a nd Tyre e Fe te , in the oecupatioil of Mr. Robert The PoeTICAL RIC:IST/1 is Intended to comprise all auk we have linked panted with much pleafrirt. Nit. Thornton cafes no great ditficuities will occur. Beelden, on a Leefe of which only Four V :an are unexpired. Pieces of Fugitive Poetry , worthy of Prefervation , which are to has nor, like man y Editors, coutented himfelf with giving the But where this Deficiency has for years edited. a proper Pe- ' 1 The fi tua t ion o f t in. )Rate near the Great Weftern Turn- be found in the various periodical Pubikatiems ; original Con. Text of his Author, with only a few fuper fi cial remarks ;on ft:Termer it indifpentibly requiiite ro revive the flumbring (patio . kik( lined, in a Country abounding with Game, mist render it tributiens from Literary Cbaradters; coucife Criticifms on the the contrary, he has added many copious and valuable Notes of Life, .end to re-animate the Conflitution. r ii• racularly eli y i'dt. to a Gentleman whtiOrnay with to build a principal poetic and dramatic Pr n dudiens, %ebbe complete C a .- tp each Chapter, the fekaion and mamba of which difcover MARRIED WOMEN, who have long peen deappointed 1 , •..• I I oming linx, and the Pilate kfelf poffcifea many achiantages talogue; Notice. of Works defigrnd for the Peers ; and eti o gra. much jadgment. and confide-table extent of chemical reading. In their caper:la:lons of a Family, may be allured, that in moil • : 5. ad. will be obvi .esto a parader on a viewthereof. pities! Sketches of celebrated Poets who died in the Cuurfe of By theft Notes MO, this Edition has, in a great meature, been inftances fuch defeats are eurab:e by Medical Skill. B. The I.er I Tax on the Filete is redeemed. the lilt Year. - made to keep pace with the rapid prefects of chemical lcicnee, The SECRECY which is to effential to my undertaking, and !'h.: Tenants. Mr. Cando and Mr. Budden, will firm their The original Department of this Work will he (Imported by fine the publication of the original Work. 'rite Notts on the the Qealineations which I have pref:emed to Rate, form the • . r•• ,t rive F..rtus ; :.:td for particulars epply to Wes. NIT feveral Writers of poetical Eminence. Animal Kingdom, Part IV. are particularly iultrudive end In- hatis ut toy Pretenfions, and in Loatcidence with firth this i MI. • .c' ' has, &tonne: at l.aw, al Blandford, who have a Map Corrdpondentsare.requcited to fend their Contributions and tereftint. '' ho fame may , Indeed, be raid n. arty of the whole; aeition is Oven, that Mr B----. may be confultedpefoeally te .... allat:; onto Mg . Dav is, a (garaingihara. scar wassina Notices, as early as poifible,addreffed to Are Editor wider Cover and we have no dank that this Edition wiU be found highly (or by letters Meta og a imall note) at his honk Nosy, Arun- ' i it. , ‘.V.L.t. so Mars. Itivingtoos, St. Paul's Church-yard. dad to ahankalftedassa." Mon. Rotor, Dec. Vios. del-Arca, Strand, :sear Tauplo- flee. 5 4 • . . . - Ne. 041..... This day was ph; difhed, elt-gantly printed it: two Pocket Vo lumia, and &domed wire Plates, price t as. in boards, A new batten, being the Ninth, of ELEGIAC SONNETS and other POEMS. By CHARLarrE SMITH. Printed Mel*. Crlell, jam and W. DAV iet, Strand. •„ • The Volumes are fold feparate. As above may all% be bad. new Editions of the following Work,, printed uniform!ywithtbc abode, and in a finidar man ne.r, adorned w:t.;‘ plates. 1. The l'riutupius of Temper, a Poem I by Wm. I-Tayley, Efq. es. a. The Mine, a Prama tie Poem ; by John Sargent, Efq. 6s. 3. The Matures of Memory, with forte other Pemba;, by Seamed Ragas. Efq. to'. 64. 4. The Pledurts of Imagination, by Dr. Alicnfitle. With a Critical Ellay on tt4e Poem; by Mrs. Ilarbaull 6s. Dr. IRJRN's ECCLEXIASTICAL LAW. This day we , runlilhed, ' .in four volumes oCtal r), ;.:ice z< Si. bound. A n, w Edition (being the Sixth) :arefully stain! and brought down to the Fref...o thee, of .C.CLESIASTICAL LAW. By RICHARD TiIIRN I LL D. Late °matelot of the Dior:fent' Carlifie, and Vicar of Orme in the county of Weßmareland. With Notes and Refwestees, By FRAS.R, Efq. Barrifter at Law. Printed by A. Strahan, faw Printer entire iLing's hick Ex. anent Maj , tfty; for T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand; and J. hntterwortb, in Fieet-itreet. or whom may alto be had, Dedicated, by penniffion, to I.ord Kenyon, A new Edition (being the Nineteenth) eorretted and een filetably =larval, of Dr. Burn's Jultice of the Peace and Psi (Meer; includi.tg all the /*mutts and adjudged Cafes to the prrfent Time, and fevcrid new Precedents. 4 volt Svo. price 21. t ts. bound. This day were publifhed, in Om large Volume, 8v o. 9s. board;. ['RAVELS in PORTUGAL, :Ind ()ugh A- FRANCE and SPAIN. To whiA is added, a Differta tion on the Literature of Portugal, and the Spanifit and Portu guefe Lingual; By HENRY FREDERICK LINK, Profeffor at the Univerfity of Rnitork, and Member of various learned Societies. Tranflatal from the German by HINCKLEY, Efq. With Notes 4 the :1 rattlator. Printed for T. N. LongraAsiend 0. P.v.a, Pateniofttr•row. • "This book is admina 'i; adapted to the I.re of thole who de 11,;ht i•i the charming parfaits of natural hillory, and thet el we see c.mnot too ltrongly recommend it to the botanift and the Mincraloglle. It abounds ail t in anecdotes, fo various, as to in- Welt the feelings of every ore who is fond of that import ,nt portion Of reading, which dereri:Aa the habits and inftltuti )ns of men. The details of flat ural tektite are preceded by fotne obterv:ltions on titoll• p tits of France and Spain, thi" which our Prof, ffor travelled on his way to Portugal ; i is throeghout interfperfed with ftatiftleal accounts or that Ki Ig dom, with it:ft/naive remarks on its fundamental policy, litera ture, languale, trade, and popedatiun ; and, on the whole, the r.A.ler is, peril:Ts, prefented With a more i.ceurate I it. ore of the oteral &death.% country, than is to be found in any ivak of travels hitherto publithed." Anti- Jacobin Rev.Oet. ;bor.