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. . _ . . ..: c •.‘,..„.........,. i_.. . ...... V.-% 1 11: 4,4' , . . 0 ,, 1 , ~ - - ..- - - Zi.yr.:777 • • • , • ; -j;11-'it' \‘‘AC .77;t1 IVNI2I3t 4216 MONDAY, MAT E 24, Igo2 C •RICH CX-PENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEN. TO- M ORROW EVENING, MAY 25, 1002, J. will be prdent.4! the Comic Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Rofetta, 811.1.INGTON. To which will be added the Farce of THE NIERRY MOURNERS. ROYAL WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEERS. THE LATE EARL OF ORFORD. King's Mews, May 13, uteri. Mews, This day was publiffied, price as. 6d. AT a Meeting of the ROYAL WESTMIN- 1 r THE FASHIONABE FRIENDS • a Come. STER VOLUNTEERS, ars:misled for the Purpok of - 1.• dy ;as performed at the Theatrc,Royal,D;ury-Lane: being difembodied, conformably to a Circular Letter from the . The Prologue blare Hon. C. R. SPIN cut ; the Epilogue by Right Hon. Lord H , dated April 19, 1801, the Hon. WILLIAM LAMIL Lieut.-Colonel BIRCH, Officer Commanding. I, •„' This Play, found among the Papers of the late Earl of The Corps having taken into their confideration the Cervices of Oa r o RD, is publifficd under the slireCtion,, of his Executors. Col mil Robertfon AS tuck Commander, and anxious to teltify , Primal fur J. Ridgway, York-Street, St. J.IITICb'S-f4 l /12TC. the high and grateful fettle which they entertain of his public ' Alfo, zeal and meritorious conduct; t. Uratf a, or the Illumine; a Comedy; by the Hon.C. IL Refi , lvell an inimoully, 'that the molt cordial thanks, and Spencer; as. the mat hcartfalt ack ROW ledements.of the Royal Weftminfter 2. Deaf and Dumb, or the Orphan Protected; Fifth Edi- Volunteers, he exprcred to Colonel Robertfon, for his unreinit- tion, 2 , 66 d. (Mg attention to the int,reft ;and difcipline of the Corps, for his ; 3. Pizarro; by Mr. Sheridan ; fine paper, ss. common, 25.641. determined fupport of its independence and honour, for his int , - . 4. Egntian Feftiral; by Mr. Franklin ; as. partial, manly, and Odie..r,like condud, fo invariably evinced : S. The Ketailh Barons; by the Earl of Guildford; 21. h) ii:m as their Comm .nding Officer, and for his friendly affift- i 6. Better late than Never; by Mr. Andrews ; as. anee at all times afforded, when opportunity offered, to every , 7. Artaxerxes, is. individual of the Corps. I 8. 'Ti. All a Farce; by Mr. Allingham, is. Refohred, That Lieutenant Colonel Birch, Captain Allen, 9. Fortnne's Frolic; by ditto; is. Captain Ru&ll, Lieutenant Tulloch, Lieutenant Wellington, to. The Secret Hiftory of the Great Rooms; containing Eery') Chefterton, Sojeant Major Lambert, and Mr. Cragg, authentic and entertaining Memoirs of all the Actors and do wait on Colonel Robertfon, as a deputation of the Corps, Admires on the London Stages, and many in the Country ; with the above Refolution. two vols. Bs. fcwed. ,_,__,R er ° lv e d ._ _,__' niat ,_.. m _ the f ar_ be figned_,_ ..trec.h Deputation, ,„„ and - - This day was publiChed, in Qisarto, price t6s. in boards, mic " cu Advati r er 7 the luum “ n i morning " Hen n e ' d 'r a ' Nfon . 74 T C A h l r ' oi t i "i c e le 7m ori : m ng , INTELLECTIJAL PHYSICKS : An Dray ing Pout, the Tunes, True Briton, the Sun, the Traveller, the concerning the Nature of Being, and the Programa of Weekly NI/tenger. and the °Verret. Exiftence. Signed J. BIRCH M.F.X. WELLINGTON By GOVERNOR POWNALL. E. ALLEN EDW. CHES FERTON Sold by J. White, Horace's Head, licet-flirret. RO BT. RUSSELL B. LAMBERT ALEX TULLOCH WM. CRAG°. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, Attty 20, 1803. • FOR SALL, By Orehr of the Fiencoratie the CO MMISSION.IBS of lie • MAy NS Tre CUSTOMS, On Twitlay the 25tb, Wahiefday the 1605, and Friday the 28th of Any ; and in tbr fdlowinf t cad on iredneftley the 21, and net-f -ell the 3117 sine, [KO2, At three eitic.ei in tbeefterneetu of the faiddayt, 1,. the Roos, Cape Hanle, Leaden, THE FOLLONING GOODS, which °mediated inlaid! Maeittities, fvr the hater azeo.netadation of the fiveral Dealers, .ta well as private Pvid , s, who elaafe to Stamm ithrthefirs: Evetinr—.The Man of the Worki ; wit! Brazen Ma& M. DE MARI:I.—HARMONIC LYCEUM, W: t.r.ts's Rooms, King-Itrect. St. ihme4.liinare, (\N WEDNESDAY, the stilt of MAY, tilos, To bPgin at Half pall Fight o'Cloek. In the mark of the Calmat M. de MARIN And Madame EJOBAPHOLTZ will perform a Duet o.i tw I Lops, eampsiod for the OCCafioll by M. de MARIN. Madams DUSSF.K. and Mr. CIMADOR will ling. SPAGNOLETTI will play a Concerto on the Violin. Mr.SCHIMIDT will play a Concerto on the Trumptt, root f Al Eaft India prohibited Goods, Silks, Loather Cloves, Blab, and Thr.ad Lone Lacc, dcc. FOR ll°Mt CONSUMPTION Cambric*, Muffin, Ca Crape, Shawls, Nlercery, I.inett-dra• pery, 1 lotiery and }lain rdalhay, Woollen Cloth, wrought lnkk, Oitri‘h Feathers, Fans, Eirds of Paraded:, Drawings, Prints, Mother of Pearl Pith and Counters, Rouge, Sugar, and other Grocery, Skins, C,,tion, Wool, China, Mardarine Figures, Say, Riga Italians. Wine, Brandy, Runs, fikneva, Tobacco, Snuff, Tobacco Athes, Alzbalter Vries, Figures and Butts, Porcelain, ens onednurical awn miry rejtal Cana ry Birds and CI cbs, Boats, Mahogany, Cordage, Guns and Gun Carriages, Materials of Veffels, Sans, Staves, Womlcot Logs, and fundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Cata logues. Alfo, fuch Goods as have remained in his Mijefty's WarchnufS upwards of . 1 line Month., not cleared, or the Duties paid, rob( earournriom, g_j• Tiiketa tos. 6d. exit. The door will be opened at half raft feven o'clock. Tickets to be had at No. 7, Maddox•itreet, Ilinover-fqoare. Clentend and Co.'s, No. 26. Cheapfidc ; Bsol.rip and WU hinfon's, Hay nr.riet ; Birclsairs,No.t33,New Hood-ft:eel ; Yoos.iui and einiador, No. S. Pall Mall; 1, Oxford- Area, corm of liollcwftsvet ; and Preitow and Co.'s, No. 97, Stroud. NEW 111USIC. Pulllard be J.D..t.c, at his Llufie and Inflroment W. v. hourcs. No. tt t, Nrw Rfand-ftreet. oppolite Clifford-ftreet, the roma of Hole-Rreet, Otfunl-ttreet, and Ni. 19, CornbOl. or; tite tie Royal 'THE lavottrite Air of THE WILLOW, as 11 Nog by Mrs. Jordan, at the nettle Royal, Drury-hr,e, et,mpobd by Mr. Hook, price is. Phantafmagoria, or Ghott of a Sorg, aa fora by Mr. Mundell, at the 'I beatre Royal, Covent Garden, comp‘fed by Mr. Reese, yr.ee is. N. B. At the above Warehoufes are publithed, the whole of the Sans', &c. in the Cabinet, conipoccd by Brahant env R. Ler. Alro,Dato, in one Book,n,r the German Flute ; es. Eaft India probibttt..l Goods, Stilt and ! ace. TOR U 0144 CONSUMPTION• NATIONAL. WORK. Fr•or. fell far onblithing by Subfaiption, under the patronage and dedicated to their Royal Hi:Nadia the Patact of WALLS and Dust of Yoax. AN HISTORICAL PRINT, commemorative of the DEATH of his Excellency The Right Hon. Genival air RALPH ABER,CROMBY.K.B. Command-r in Chid of hi. bi4jelty's Forces in Egypt ; Approved and functioned by hie Family, From a PiCture n.rw painting by *CIIO3. ST AAAAA Efq. R.A. Contakuil.7, Fourteen Portraits of Principal Mars. To be rognived in the line manner by FILANCIII LIGAT, Hif- Lnyravn r to his Royal Iligltef,a the Mimeo( Wales. befixe nt the Print will be that of the Death of General Wolfe. Priv: to suhferibers. IL iIL 64.—Preigs, 3L 3s. 'To be elail;ene. in the r.rtation a. rubferilied, and no money . taken tin the delivery of the Print. Alter which the price will b railed to Nost.tubfcribers. Suhteriptiona fur this National Work win be reedy-pi by Merry. John and Jonah Bork.ll,ShakeLgare Gallery, and No. Chtsplide; Marra. Nicol and Son, Bookkllers to his Ma- Pall-Mall; Mr. Egaton'a Military Library, Whitehall; Mr. Clark, &Addict. New Hord-nrect Clay and Shriven, Prinrcellery, No. 18, Ludgate-thin: Mtirrs- Murray and Highlgy, No. 32, Fleet-ltreet; Mr. Kay. Bookfeller, f ming S•merfet Mute : Mr. 14:att. No. s, Cheri •a-lireet, Mi idle- . 1 lorpltal; at 7.1 r Areher's.leoldellcr, and Mr Allan. Print :zr,Dubbn ; Mrffea. Manners Auld Mak:, Edinburgh ; and & Mr. Ewen. C. , Ele.-itrect, Aberdeen. AR EIFICIAL CLIMATE, AVVlnut the ASRanee of the Het-honk. By the .ckltanalLtu Cover, and Pesci:drying Soil; ?Nevi -rip air WILITAM Oardner. Deb. And to he fe:i Li his Gardens typo Ste the So ith-Parade. THE Ada antage produced by this Plan; which is • quart) , neve *.:l its Nature, and certain in Ifs Effects, i. Mat o f ~ btalaing GR.IPES and FIGS in.as great Perfection In tile &Aural Ground, without the Uk of Canny" Fire. Tan, or flung. as they attain under their own Climate, and in their aztac Sidi. Examples of this faceefieul Vegrtation t _asiti es tr.,nlinary Fru:Lige, were ken at kis Gardens lilt Year, by mmy of the Nobility, Gentry, Nude:loth, &c. who wit neff.d a Phonomence hitherto unknown Ip this Kingdom—. liuncl•es of Grapes, of the moft debduue Flavour, and of a Site that riVilled the happieft Produaions of Nature, of the . me Kiel, 11% le the Southern Comm* of Eurk•pe,---This in-: Difeovcry is intended to be communicated to use Pr'kr:lsi a YR EXIASK, now getting ready for the Prcfs. by' .U,I. M•PHERSON, which will cont.*, the Method of pre •be Froftifying Soil, anti Diredinni foV the Coultrue- ' n.d Mar...gement of the Bacchanalian Cater, Sce. 7tt'l':tr asoN, who . has been in the Pine Country, will give a new Ntlethhtl of SWF.I.I.ING and RIPENING PINES, as hie as in their native Climate. Alfo, a Mode of MANAG ING MUSHROOMS, to prevent their being deftroyed by Woodlice and other Vermin, inid never failing to produce saes: Crops; together with Inartielions for Sowing. Planting, ii. , vciug, sad bringing SEA CALE to the higheit State of Per &inks. On the act& indent will be publiliscd, elegantly printedin One Volume 61141034v°, on a fine Woven Paps, hot-prelfal. e in boards Bs. to be continued Annually, 'HE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPO POiITORY of Foorrive Po cr ar , for the Year illot. ' Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard. The Poetical Regiller is intended to comprifc all thole Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of Prcfervation, which are to be found in the various periodical Publications; original Contri butions from Literary Charaders; SeleEtions from Ram Englifh Poets, with Biographical Notes of their Authors; mo at Criticifms on the principal poetic and dramatic Produitions, with a complete Catalogue; Notices of Works defigned for the Preis; and Biographical Sketches of celebrated Poets who died in the coat* of the lab Year.—The original Departmengof tlis Wurk will be fuppor: ed by fevers! Writers of poetical eminaiec. Contributions and Notice for the neat Volume are regusitcd to be addreffco to the 1. t:itor, at Marrs. Rivinevis. On Monday, the 3 tit inftant, will ic publialed, In a fin Pocket Volume, Urke Five Shillings bound in Red, illoltrated with a Map of all the Roads between London and Paris ; a Plan of 1 2 .nis ; a Map of the French Republic ; and kveral other Coppi.r.plates; ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a 1 JOURNEY to PARIS, containing: f. An ITINERARY of cl the zr.at Roads, with a Variety oe pradical OV:rvationi. a. It core A D.:cription of all the Obleas of Curiofity, the Lbraries, Nhaeunis, Badding*, Exhibitions, Public An.ufe &c &c. in 1 , 11.;13 RN PARIS and its Covirons; with the Tarns and Yvlancer in wo.ic'l they may be ken. 3. Tar Les of Money, Weights, Nlmfures, Prices of Pro. villain, and other neeeffary particulars 4. Imaravcrioxs to be obferved upon the Road, axle due. ug the Relidencc at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hotels,Coffec hod:a, &c. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 71 St. Paul', Church-yard ; Ad 'y Carpenter wit! Co. Old Bond-ttreet ; J. Debrett. Ptc extiliy; T. Reynolds, Oxford-arca ; and by all caner Book fellers.—Of whom may be had, juit publiihed, The Piercing of LONDON, for aos, with Maps, Tables, &c. &c. Price se bound in red. —.— The above Volume will be printed by Subfcript ion, at Oar Gin KVA to Subfaibere, to be paid at the Time of fuhfcribirg ; end Two Guts:FAS to NomSubfcribers.—Subfcribcrs will re ceive, at the Time of fubfcribing, an engraved Plan of the Bac chanalian Cover, its Dinswifions, &c. SuNeriptions at pr.-fent received only by W. MTH ERSON, litClC intention it is (for the Satisfadiott of thofc reliding In diftant Parts of the Kingdom) to have this Ve.ir's Fnikage of bit Vinery infpeded and cranked by Gentlemen of known itcfpedability in the City of Bath: and their determination of t,,t. Quality. Size, and Flavour of the Fruit made known. that ti:^ Pulgic may be tellyeeovincal of the Utility of his Plata ; ohm proper Perfom and Places will be fixed upon to receive Sege riptions for their Acconunodation, throughout the United linellom, a' he will afibre his Plans to anfwer in any Parts f‘et'tt4.----Nt•Pare 'DS has been in the Pradice of Garden ing shove Forty Years, the Lilt Twenty-two of which he has too.d in Bath. Nuferymen and Gardeners who fuhfcrib4will be made ae evainted with a Method of growing the Vines and Fi s k, and t „bie r , Sea Cale, peculiar to Wiliam:es Plans. the they tray he enabled to (apply the Public with the belt Plans for Vv. Perptife. N. It The Bacchanalian Cover and Frudifying Soil produce to the Planet any given Climate, and preferve the fame uni- t -tin and undiminillted; at the fame Time that they proted tl nsi from every Attack of the fared, and every Variation of t : e A' maphtre.—The Cotters ran be madttn any Pert of the ..: ,d Kinelom compieet, from Five, Eight, or Fourteen Shil -1 .-* t.) One Guinea; the Materials of thawarc Wood, Glare, I.' A, copp er , B ra y s , Tin, and iron. ..i.1 , . hut Subferibers will be admitted to M`Puzasota's C;. •-•,. when 'the Fruit is Swelling. m the Lill of Suderibers will tie the Names of fevcral of t.... Norility, and molt refpedahle Gentry in different Parts of the United Kingdom; to whom Reference may be mad, to anthenticate F. Ens Rated, or elucidate any other lialted therein 4 (4 thought fulikkatly utilise...l. The Book will contain new and improved Plans of RA NT( -a Pinerirs, Peach-lioules, Melon and Cucumber Frames, bc. ...look may be ken at hi.: Gardens by Gentlemen who arc tebfer.beta; and a Plan of a Nesl.invented.Portable Baccua - as i l ‘1.4 Plit‘4,ol' CYDER•MIf.t.,WhiCh will make Four Hoe- Iteulit ii Cyder in • Day, by the Help of only one Man, a Bny, rod a Wonsan, and bruite the Kernels of the Apples effeduallY i i• - 31 iferves for Grin lir; Malt.fplitting Beam for Hot{ s, bruif .*? Ad wafting Turnips, Carrots, ate. foe Cattle, and may be *alkalis the fields atlas: by Water or Sus& This day were plablifhed, price is. each, ___ _ • i. A SERMON. Preached in the Chapel of TO MASONS AND BUILDERS. 4 . 1 . Gofport, on Sunday the tsth of February, 180 a, be- THE KENNET and AVON CANAL COM- tag the Yearly Meeting of the Children educated at the Charity MITTEE intend meeting at the Caillesn.: ilalLin Bath. Schools in the Town of Gofport. at Wednefday, the gth of June, at Twelyz: ..'_lock at Noon, • 1. Pao POSALS for a new Arrangement of the Revenue, and to rcecive tropofals, and enter into Contra.q. :'ir building ag Readence of the C:ertY- LoCks and i 2 Bridges. near the Desi.tes; al:., El Locks and i By EDMUND PCULTER, M. A. two Bridges near Bath ; ohe Toll-boure near Follisnger, and . Prebendary of V 1 inchefter. a lothcr ..t Moncktrai Combt. I Sold by j. White, Horaec's Head. Fleet-ftreet Plans and Specifications may be teen by zpPlying to Samuel . .7.'.- Hodgkbfon. at Devizes; or to James Mills, Stoke:in-Pp.. This day was publifhod, elegantly printed in Quarto, price 11. S. in beards. , (1. THE LIFE of POGGIO BRACCIOLINI By the Rev. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. This day was publiChed, in Three large Volumes Odlavo, llluftrated by Six Portraits, from original Pidtures, Price IL x Is. 6d. in board., THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Acctißein of George 111. to the Cooclufion of the Peace in the Year x7Bl. BY JOHN ADOLPHUS, Efq. F. S. A. Printed fur T. Cada, jun. and W. Darks, Strand. ••• This Wotk, with Mr. Humes and Dr. Smollett's Hif tories, forms a. complcat Series from the earlicit Accounts to the Year 1783. As above may alto be had, by the fame Author, Biographical Memoirs of the French Revolution, a vol s. Bvo. price 16s. in boards. This day were publifibed, In Two Volumes, o.ltavo, ,. Price 13s. in Boards, LECTURES on the Go . fpcl of Sr. MATTHEW ; delivered in the Peri& Church of St. James, Wettminiter, in the Years 1798, t 799, 180 c, and 18ot. By the Right Reverend BEILBY PORTEUS, D. D. Ballot/ of London. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne, Mews-gate; and F. and C. RI vington, St. Paul's Church-yard. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, At the Houfe of Mr. Pevercll, the Black Lion, in Stockton on Tees, in the County of Durham, on Wednefday, the aBth day of July neat, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, is Lots, (if not Wooer difyofed of by Private Contrael,) . SEVERAL FREEHOLD. ESTAT ES, fitilate within four Miles of Stoke!:ley, In. the 'centre of Cleve land, in the North Riding of the county of York, contfting of the Manor of Coulby, with a capital Flour Mill and Grana ries, a large Brewery, Public Houfe, and fundry Mcfritages, Tenements, Out-buildings, and 3i• Acres, more or Ids, of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, divided into five Farms. The Buildings are is good repair; the Land is of a good Tur nip and Barley Soil, and free of Hay 'fytlie. Mr. Thomas GiU, at the Mill, will (hew the Prentifes, and further particulars may be bad of Mr. Henry Richardfon, of Ayton ; Mr. Granger, of Flats Hall, near Durham; Mr. Tay lerfon, of Stokefley ; Meffrs. Farrer , Lacey , Siedrnan, and Wall, Bread-Brest Hill. London; Mr. Walker, of Long New ' ton ; Mr. Rodham, of Richmond, Yorkikire ; or Nlcflis. Rowntree and Frank, of Stockton on T cc'. Meffrs. Farrer, Lacey, Steadman, and Wall„and Meffrs. kowntrce and Frank , arc alfo authorized to treat for :he Sale of the Mats by Pil -1 sate Contra& By the KING'S PareNT, CARES for mating of Shining Li quid BLACKING, for Shoes, Boots, &c. Price tird. egeh, 'THESE CAKES make, with the tilmoifEare, •A• by the addition of Water only, a molt excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior to any hitherto known ; it gives the final black and molt beautiful z,lof, to the •l,eather, yet re ver renders it tiff or hard, but on the contrary, prevents it trim cracking, and preferve; it loft, pliable and mellow to the very hit. It is perfedly ft.e from (mall, and the Sho,:s that are blacked with it will neither foil the fingers in putting on, ndr the ftockings hi wearing. The long eftabliflied reputation of there Cakes having induced many Perfons to counterfeit them,thofe who make ufe of them are requited to take notice, that none are genuine hut what have an engraved Label pafted on each Cali:, with titer: words, " By the King's Patent, Cacti tor Shining Ugh:id Blacking, prepar‘d by Wm. Pavley, the Patentee, and told by 13..y1ey and Blew, Cockfpur itreet, London ;" where a laic allowance made to thole who buy them for exportation, or to tell again, with a liberal discount to An:la wake:quantities for ready money. N. B. The Bills of directions are hazed with ray name, which appears on the outride of ••aah Cake, W. liA V LBW. Vii' Many of the cotint:rreit Cakes nearly refetohli•ig the true ones in appearance. they may be (lift:ow:red by my Name on the label h.aing differently (pelt, or the word (as) or (as for 'turfy) infected before ch. word peeps el TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. Pradical Ellays and Remarks on the 'fabes Dorfalis. 'This day was publiilicd, Price p. in large Octavo, bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very confidersble eddi tloos. of YRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpecies of Confumption incident to Youth, and the dieerent Stages of Life, commonly ratted Tubes Dorfalis; with an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Diftemper; &moon:wing its bmeful effeas on the final funclions of the Animal Economy, including the Difeafes arifing therefrom; dpeeially the Nervous Atrophla, the Floncirofis, and the Pthilis,or Confumption in general. With Mitotic, of Cafes oc curring in the Author's Pradtiee daring the haft fourteen Years By H. ST. JOHN NEAI.E, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the liniverfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatham.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Paternofttr-row: J. Ridgeway. York-ltrcet, St. Jameis-fquare ; and at No. 58, Corner of Greek-Erect, Soho. Fora partiruhix account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literary, and Scientific Magazine for June, iBOO, from page I'6 to 11 t. This day was publifticd, la Two large Volumes Quarto, with numerous Maps, drawn under the Direttion, and with the laft Improvements of Arrowfniith, and engraved in a new manner by Lowry, forissing an universal Modern Atlas, prlca 4 4s. in boards, or on Royal Paper, with early ImprelEons of the Maps, This day was publilhed, price 61.65. in boards, In Six Vols.Svo. (with two coloured Maps,) price al.Se boards, ' MODERN GEOGRAPHY ; a Defeription of POUR through the whole ISLAND of Gager' M ODERN the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, with the 31 - BRITAIN, divided into Joarnies, interfperfal with ufefel Oceans, Seas, and Ines, in all Parts of the World; including the Olifereations, particularly calculated for the life of thole who molt recent Difcovcrics and Political Alterations. are damns of Travelling over England and Scotland. By JOHN PINKER'FON. By the Rev. C. CRUTWELL, I The Aftronomical Introduetion by the Rev. S. Vine E, A .M. Author of the Univerfal Gazetteer. F. R. S. and Phoniest Profeffor of Altronomy and Experimental A diflinguilhed Literary Journal notices this Work in the fol. PhitolAphy in the Univerfity of Cambridge. lowing Terms: T. the Whole is added, a Catalogue of the belt Maps and The former labours of this Author have received the belt Books of Travels, in all Languag es , and an ample Index. proof of the public regard, by an exten fi vc circulation ; and that Printed for T. Cadeft, jun. Id W. Davies, Strand ; and T. this will do the fame, we have not the ftnalleft doubt. He has N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternofter-row. divided the whole of the Kingdom into different jimmies, every • Owing to Come Alterations fuggelted by the recent De. where divertifying local information with hiltorkal record. In 6nitive Treaty with France, the Publication of this Work has the lint volume, a than hiftery is exhibited of England, Scot- been deferred for a few Weeks, but the delay, it is hoped, has land, and Wales, with a coneite rarity of each cesinty, and an been compenfated by. the Improvements indifpenfable on fo account of its agriculture,commcree,parliamentary confequince uncommon and imi extant an occafton.—The Maps amount and population. The reader will alfo find, in this portion of to between Forty and Fifty, from entirely new Drawings, fu the work. a ref r.-f mtation of London and Watininfter, with perintended and reviled by Mr..Arrowfraith, whole Skill in the feveral additions to each. this Department is univerfally acknowledged. The chief The Itinerary commences naturally from London, through Authorities arc alto marked at the Bottom of each Map, Kent to Dover, and thence from the booth and welt towards and they are illuftrated by Mr. Pinkerton with many ins the north and Lett. The fecund, third, fourth, and fifth volumes portant Features of the Countries, and interefting names tie are occupied by the Journles through England and Wales,with rived fnun numerous Works of Natural and Civil Hiftory, the Maids round the coaft of Great Britain. The [lath and which will be in vale fought for even In a large and cxpenfivc Lilt volume is appropriated to Scotland. aAtlas. They are engraved by Mr. Lowry is a Style of Clear 'Phis publication abounds with many curious anecdotes, Intl- nefs and Beauty never before attempted, and upon a new prin dentally introduced in their proper places, which will be very eiple fuggetted by the Author. entertaining to the 'Traveller. The Author has read with dill- tit For the accommodation of Perron' to whom Inch a genet, and Meted with Judgment ; and his volumes will have mode or publication may be acceptable, tome Copies hre divided theplace which they &fern in Essalifh lil.rarila into eight Parts, and will be publilhed Monthly, till completed, Britilh Critic,Nov. dor. at t is. each l'art, in boards. Printed for G. and I Robinfon.Paternofter row ;G.ffearlity, An Abridgment of this Work by the Author is in a flu:a-tired; and T. N. Longman and 0. Rcis,P..measilar-row. Kate otpreparatios. Velvet, Baize, Mullin, Piitures, Prints, Maps, Books, Table Cloths, Linen ' tanned Leather , Coffee Sweepings, Drugs, Seale toards, Ste. Likswife fundry Parcels of Tobacco, having remained in the King's Warehoufe beyond the time limited by Law. CLLAR OF ALL DUTIES, [Eat India prohibited Goods only excepted.] The Tobacco, Sad; and Tabasco 'the', to he nilewsei at the King's Tobacco Warehonfi, T..wer4,ii; the Boats, Mahogany, Csrdaga, Gam and GanCerriages, Materials of Vefehr, Staves, Waiufeekt Lags Ve. at the To!..ssco Ground, near the Wet Dock, Retterhithe axial! Ito other Go,dt, at his Mijefly's iVarelsonfr, Cufions-Thale, LoruLlson Friday the.atil Saturday the 22d, 4 - kranday the 24th, and Monday the 3yl of May, an. on the mornings of fide, from nine to one in the formals, w.iere Catalngwes will he de.ruerel. N. B. Goods 6,ught at this Sale taw, he pald fur on or befiee Friday the 2516 of 'June, 1802, 16tivern the boars f nine c'eiosh in the morning and three in the afternoon, or the dttlits male thereon will ahidntely beionseforflited, and the Goads reltiti at afature Sale. TO BE LET, Furnilhed, and entered upon immediately, BARFORD HOUSE, near Downtnn, Wilzs ; with walled Garden 4, Hot.houfes, Stables, Cola-honks, and all other convenient Offices,and a 6 Acres of Paduee Land, late iu the occupation of the Earl of Malnicibury. About 20 Acres more of Patton Land may be had it required, and the Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining tuDowntun, will be let with the above.—Barford-Houfe is only fit miles front Sa:ifbury. Enquiie of Mr. Aruey, Clofe, Salfibury ; or of Mr. Moo. land, Downton, Wilts, who will fht.w the Prt.mtfes. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, HANTS. 'l l O be LETT, and entered on immediately, partly Furuilhed—The beautiful MANSION und Lawn *of about 75 Acres, with excellent Stables, Offices, and Garden, called BROOKWOOD PARK, • fituate on an eafy Eminence, in a pkaLun Part of the County, in the neighbourhood of a Pack of Fux Hounds, Are miles from Alresford and Hinton's Waltham,and ten from Altnn and Winchetter.—Mr. Perry, of Bramdean, will Oleic the Houle; and Mr. Webb, of the Clofe, Salifbury, will furnifh further partieuhqs, and treat for the letting the Pretnifet. • ESTATE. NEAR DU BLSN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Commercial Buildings in Dublin, on Monday, the sift day of June next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (fubjc4ft to conditions to be then produced,) THE INHERITANCE in Fee Simple ni a very compadt and valuable Eftate, lituate at Rathrnines, within one mile of the City of Dublin, in the holding of Five unexceptionable Tenants, at th e clear yearly Rent of 9571. Britifh currency, payable in England. The above property is capable of great improvement, belts. , within a (mall dittance of the Grand Canal,and having the ad vantage of eseLllent Turnpike Roads around it. One part of the ERatu is let on Leafes for liv.:s, renewable for ever on payment of Fines, and the oth.:r for Terms of Years. The Elate will be fold either together or in Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale. For particulars apply to Meffri. Harris and Bryan, Ybrk ftreet, Dublin ;or to Mr. C. D. Henchman, Watergate-11r cut. Cheat:T.