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THE Firft -drawn TICKET on Tlinrfday M o rning (the 94 IMO will be entitled to the above Capital Cum. Tickets and Shares are sow on Sale, in great Variety. at cARROLL and Co.'s•Old-eft iblithed Office, No. 26, Oxford t,- N. Ti. The Money for Prizes paid in full in eichange for Shares. ILiC EEL. FWE DAYS of the piefent LOTTERY to - • &port. s Prise of - --__-- deae , - 1,003 ace. Ste. Ste. Price of a Ticket 09 • s o SR . S o Sixteenth - i 6 6 and Co. Old State Lottery Office, No. al. P•IILTIM WAY. • A CAPTAIN in an old Regiment willies to I mune t 9 Half -pay, Wang a Difference. Letters addreffed to A. A. at Ledger's Circulating Library, Dom, will be attended to. Cr Name but Principals will be treated with. ARMY. TO be Sold, feveral Lieutenancies o f Infantr y , Corneteies and Udineles to Regiments, both at Home oil Abroad. Several Capainsi Llamas:lts, (owe in India), od Earls wills to **tins on Half-pay, receWing Difference A %r: t er-Macs °frays*, wbocaa be well recommended, of an eligible eschew to Light Dragoons in Eng- Applieatice to be made to Mr. Johnfton, No, 6, Cramp. eceet, Strand, London, (if by Letter Tres of Polka.) LECTURES ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, &c. DR. REES, (formerly Houfe S ur g eon to the Lock Hofpital, and Author of the Critical and Orono !ghat Account of all the End& writers on Lam Valera, from the time of Aftrue. &e.) will commence hisufual Courfe al Lettuces on Luis Ventres, Striaures in the Urethra, and suer affeakma of the Urinary ()rpm, on Wednefday, De cember Is, at is tie Eening, at his Houle, No. 6, Adult kat, Adalphi, whams Sißabos of the Lectures, and farther sarticulus msp be pronorml. INSANE NT$ RATIE continue to be received on terms parinctione4 to their cirmanftanees, at Waft Wing , in taat, alp miles from London, under the Immediate are of Wftitha PilltiCT, M. D. who may be perfonally treated with between Me boors of twelve and three o'clock, on th* ids and 9dl irritant, at No. Ray, in the Strand. Where lei whlrti ls Author, the Seca x d Edi t ion M iNa Ls o f I_ d aa d Honer'.- diAinguifhed Approbation which 1 ROBAR.Tp and PLOWMAN'. New Manufadlory has renc ed, ( ram Hair Minty, the Royal Fundy, the No y' and °atm &e. c front them their retpeaful ae leeistedgesenis, and theylesier thentrolves trona their unto min* ettension so prodnee Tide and Elqpnes in their awa ke Consitien.fir ralhionahle Drefs, thatkezocada.ln Novelty 41 Varlet)! welting ever•eahibited in thli Country. and P. Mt the Inventors and Manoraduners. warrant the wear di e rticie fold in their Wareho4e, ind beg to segeeint *key ere to be had genuine at their 1111.0.-ceten., la* e,Chendol•-iittet, Covent-Garden. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 'TIM NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC 11 ia general, ate rdpeefolly Informed, loan Roaciass and ton's GENUINE and SUPERIO R ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES. continuesto be prepared by them in the fame manner that las obtained Inch vandal approbation for many years pail. The long jaftly acquired fupalortty of that Article is fully smarmed In the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons radon in all parts of the Wortd o end havins.ithecl die tea of trial, ranks it io the fituat ion it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR F-SSENCE of ANCHOVIES and otherßlCH SAUCES for FISH, Ste. induces them, rom the numerous Advertifements dairy appearing, to caution Wks, ice. ice. is perehafing the fame, m none is to be had of THEIR canine*, but at their Warchoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the heft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY. f •pplicd upon die Sion& notim for the FaA and Weft Indies, Ste. Wardlodt , No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. Tor the commitment 'Families in Scotland, they hav,i ap pointed Mars. R. Johnitoa and Co. Edinburgh, dick fule Agents for Fllh Sauces. - This day was publieded, MP:Kip printed in Three Volumes. Royal Odavo, illoftrated with a wisoic Sheet Map of Switzerland, Twenty Views ham Drawings taken on the Spot uy Mr. Smith. and other Plays; price aL as. in Bosch or, in Three Volumes &my Odbrro, without Mr. Smith's Views, price al. 7s. in boards, A New Edition, being the Fourth. To which are added, an Ifidiorkal Retch and Notes on the late Revolution, of TRAVELS in SWITZERLAND, and in the Country 4-the GRISONS. In a Series of Letters to Wilton Mclntosh, Efq. Front WILLIAM COXL M. A. F. R. 9. F. A. S. • • Rake• of Hammon. Printed for T. Cade, jun. aad W. Davies, Strand. • A few Copies of thii Work may alfo be bad, detail*/ Midin a vols. royal gi2arto, with all the Plates compkte, i 6s. in boards. Of whomsiaialfo be had. by the fame Author, t. TraVela N Pofalid, Rolla. Sweden. and Denmark. sth !Albion, wi.h Correaions and confiderable Additions. 3 Vols. ho.illuftrated by Charts and Engravings. 21. 3s. in Boards. 2. An HifkoricalToor in Monznout%etire. illultrated with Views by eirßichard Hoare, Bart. engizsva: by By and other lluiu nt Arai; Portraits. s new Map of the County, and Plans of Roman Stations, Towns. (*.allies, and Ancient E. j eampmcnts, in s V. la. sto. al. os. in B9arde. 3. Mem irs 4.f ttle Life and Adminiftration of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford. With original Correrpendenee and authentic Papers Dever Ware publiihed. 3 Vols. On. 31. 1 ,5 16 in boards. The fine Wort, without the Corterpoodence, In 3 Vol.. 11 , 0. 11.4%. in boor& S. Memoirs of Horatio, Lord Walpole; felt-64:d from hisS. Correfponiknee and Papers, and conswaed with the Hiftory of the 'fifties from 1671 to 1737. Elegaetlyprr To/ 410. and Ulcerated t. by Twenty -one Portraits, ofphic h have neva been before engraved, 31.35. in boards. • •••••14. ••• .../.111 • JAMONIEWer •• •• • • MISAIP•11100.1 el • • f ~~ -~ . ~ t T,.. .."-- . ---. —... - ----: , -....1 - 111,-- .......---•---- -.. • This day was publitted, price ass. 'Tl;lalay was publilbed, price al. 2 is. 6d. in Boards, Imo. INDIA HOUSE, November 24, 28oz. F ASCICULUS. I, and 11. ( one to be publiflied Handfoiedy Klnted in (tart., with a Portia...o Sir Ralph i THE COURT of DI R E Cro R S of the every Four Months), of a SYNOPSIS of the BRITISH CONFERV/E ; containing Twenty-one highly magnified Abercrombie, from a Picture by Hoppner, ' I -a- UNITED comp:tiff of MERCHANTS of ENG. AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI- LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES,II.I &rely , (ive notice, Drawings, coloured from Nature ; with Defcriptions. TISH EXPEDITION to EGYPT ; i That they are ready to receive propofal:, in writing, at any time 'By LEWIS WES'ICON DILLWYN, F. L.S. In which are Notes on General Reynier's Publication ; fome o r , or &fere Friday the 3 1,11 of December next jrone any Perfons who London : Printed and fold by Wm. Phillips, George-yard, important Fads relative to General Bonaparte ; Remarks on may be willing to build ship of about 800 'tons barthen, to be let on Lombard-,trees. the Moral and Phyfical Rate of Egypt; complete Official Do• freight for the Aid Company: fervice for Ix voyage: certain; the cuments ; and much other interefting Matter • With Maps of Tender:, with the words " Ship Tender,' en the e over, to be fe- This day was publiffiesi, the Country, on which every movement is defe ' ribed. I verally feakd up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve Handfomely printed i i n Five Volumes 12M0. Price zeo. fewed, By Lieutenant-Colonel Sir ROBERT WILSON, I o'clock at noon, on Friday the faid 31, December next, beyond wb:sh HOME. A NOVEL." Expcet not a Story ' Knight of the Order of Marka I herds, ; hour not any Under will he received. limited in the Garb of Fancy—but look at Home." Printed fdr T.,Egerton, at the Maitary Library, Whitehall. 1 WILLIAM RAMSAY', Secretary. Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry, London ; and Wilton I The particulars gar principal dimenfien: and fcantlings, all, att and Spence, York. This day was publithed price 21.6 d. Of J. Mawman alfo may be had, lately publithed, HE MIDDLESEX. ELEC,TIQN• ' blriVietory of die princitaljlores, th e copy of the ufual Cbarterparty a: Microeofm,by the Author of Vicilktudesof Genteel Life, in T or, POETICAL EPISTLES, in the Devonfbire Dialed, ' an outline, with the other terms and conditions on which theilips are to bitendered and entertained in the Company': ferrite, alfo the dr ! ft, 3 vol.. 12M0. 20s. fewed. by Mr. JOSEPH BUDGE, in LONDON, to Lid - IOLLE, w He Deceives Himfelf, 3 vols. ios. 6d. fewed. at WEYMOUTH. ifornoahly to which thedisips are to be built, may he fern, an atpli• , cation to Mr. James Cogan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, Edited by PETER PINDAR, Efq.: 1 ` on or after Tuef.bly the 30th ilillant. - Voakes talk a deal of Poz, BURDICTT, And StitILIDAN, and make me fweat, TO hear their eel, I doubt mun— Zome cry mun up az thoff divine ; And if they do in manners thine, I with they'd caret about mun. London ; Printed for J. Walker, No. 44, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, PITT and his STATUE, an Epiftle the Subfcribers, price as. 6d. On the 13th of December will be publifited, i i.. ,111 Six very large Volumes, limo.. Price 11. its 6d. in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIVES df ILLUSTRIOUS imolva aid CELTBRAtED WOMEN, who have liourilhed la * Countries, from the earlieft Pe ri ods to the prefent Time. . . • 'By MARY HAYS. I ?rioted far Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Chareh-yard; • • -and fold by all paOkrallexa• •- -. Y • 'N.B: Copies of this inteidting Woili, INTEND SD a$ Paz- SOOTS TO LADISS, may bd bad eltgantly . Would' and gilt, price 11. as. TO SURGEONS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Houfe of Mr. Derbyfhire, the fign of the George, in Witton-ftreet, Northwich, in the County of Chefter, on Monday the 3d day of January, 1803, at five o'clock in the afternoon, (fubjedt to fuch Conditions as will be then and • there produced), THE Fee Simple and Inheritarrce of and in all that MeGage or Dwelling Houfe, fituate and being in High-ftreet, in Northvvidh aforefaid, confining of a Shop and Surgery, two excellent Parlours, a Kitchen, Wafli-houte, and convenient Out-Building;; together with a large Garden and Y.ird behind the fame ; and which were late in the poffellion of Mr. John Eakin, Surgeon, deceafed. The above Meffuage is eligibly fituated for any Perron wifbing for a fituation as a Surgeon,beirignearly in the center of the popu lous Town of Northwi. h, ant has for many years paft been the refidence of eminent Snrieons. The Purchafer may have the Fixtures and Stockpf the Shop and Surgery, fee. at a fair valua tion ; and one Ulf of the purchafe money may remain on , a mortgage of faid Premifes. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Barker, in NOrtis• wick of refaid. f r at:ely was publlihed, to h vols. Bvo. multrated with Seventeen Plates, Price ills. in Boards, A MANUAL of a COURSE of CHEMISTRY; or, a Series of Ex periments ( and 1114trations, neceffay to form a complete Cour e of that Science. By j. B. BOUILLON LA GRANGE, Profeffor in the Central Schools of Paris, and in the School of Pharmacy; Member of the Philoniatie Society; and of the' Medical Societies of Paris and Bruffels, &c. &c. Tranflated from the French : to which is added, an Appen dirby the Trannator. Sold by Cuthell and Martin, Middle-row. Holborn; and Vernot and Hood. Poultry. Where may be bad, Briffon's Phyfical Elements of Chemlitry, in One Vol. Bvo. with Seven Quarto Plates, price cos. 6d. In boards. - / PHILOSOPHY CORRECTED SY PHILOSOPHY 1 I ON the return of Peace, and, it is to be hoped, of a difpofition in Europe to Men to the Voice, and to fol low the inveftiptions of Reabn, it is thought, that a regular and philofophic revifion of thole general Truths and general Errors, the holtilities of which, like thofe of the Gods and Ti tans; have nearly iniolved the World hi defolation, might be extremely ufeful, polfibly, in the produdtion of new Truths] probably, in diminithing the expedients of Error and the re foams of linpoiltire; and, certainly, in furniihing fubjedts of profitable meditation to the members of a Britith Parliament, funurioned to their auguft duties at a period highly important to the ebaradter and happinefs of the United Kingdom.—lt is there fore propafed to publifk, per.etlically, a-Paper, or nay, entitled EGERIA; Or, ELEMENTARY STUDIES on the Progrers of Nations in Political (Economy, LeglOation, and Government. The firft Number will be publithed on Saturday, the 4th of December, 1802. Printed for T. Olden, jun. and W. Daviesi Strand: To whom, or to their refpedtive Booldellers, Gentlemen de firous of being fupplied with the Work, are requeftcd to ad dref. their Orders. REBELLION IN IRELAND. This day was publiffied,Price j*. in Boards, THE HISTORY of the. REBELLION in IRELAND, in the Year 1795, &c. containing an im partial Account of the Proceedings of the Mill Revoiutionifts, from the year Oa, to the fuppreffion of the Rebellion. To which is added an Appendix, compiling authentic and official Documents, illuftrative of many important Tranfadions which took placc during the dreadful period of the Rebellion, and upon the Trials of the Rebels. By the Rev. JAMES GORDON, Redtor of Killegny, in the D&occfe of Ferns, and of Cannoway, in the Diocefe of Cork; and Twesty.-five Years an Inhabitant FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. MERRETT, On M:nday, December 13, zka, between the hours of fix and eight in the evening, at the Crown Inn, Gofport, in dif- . fcrent Lots, A VERY Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fitnate at FORTON, in the Parlfh of Alvcrftoke, and within half a mile of the Town of Gofport, now let to Mr. Henry Whitear, whole Term expires at Michaelmas next, 1803; confining of a Farm-Houfe, Barns, Stable, Cart Houfe, and Yard, Forty-five Cuftotnary Acres and Thirty-five Poles of Rich Arable and Meadow Land.—The fituation is fuch as to be worthy the attention of any Gentleman defirous of a re• fidence near Gofport or Portfmouth, as the principal part of the Land immediately adjoins the Road leading from Berry. and Alverftote to the London Road, which, with a Houfe built thereon, would command a molt beautiful view of the ToWns I of Portfmouth and Gofport, the DoekaYard, Portfmouth hour, the Me of Wight, together with a moft pleafing profpea of Portfdown and the adjacent Country. The neighbourhood is very genteel, and the roads extremely good. The Land Tax is redeemed. . Particulars may be had at the Crown Inn, Gofport; the Crown, Portfmouth; Swan, Chichefter ; Dolphin, Southapp ton ; dr. Merrett, at Fareham ; Bugle, Titchfield j. Mr. Woodward, Printer, Potties ; and of Mr. Whitear, the ter , who will thew the Prenufes. of Wexford. Printed for T. Hurft, Paternofter.row • fold by C. Chapple, Pali-mall; J. Booth, Duke-ftreet, Portl;nd Chapel; and E. Kirby, Stafford-fkrect, Bond-ftreet; and all Bookielien in the United Kingdom. ;4..i ~;~ _~. • • •At _ . SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER, On Thurfday, the gth Juliann, between the Hours of Four end Five in the Afternoon, at the Norfolk Arms , Ar u n d el, ATRULY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comPrifing a fubltantial modern-built Haufe, commodious and well fitted up, fhop and 'embanks; a feparate chop, which was originally conftruded as 'a bankinroffice • a large good parlour in the bafement, kitchen, feullery, brew and wallt-houfes, cellars, fpacious arched wine vault; an area and paved yard, with iron railing, a two-Balled (table; fulk.finctr, a handfonte drawing and eating rooms,two bed-cbainbera,Pda clgal and back hair-cafes; frond floor, one large taptifiour lefs chambers, and two garrets, fituate in the centre of the Town of Arundel, and very lately in the occupation of Mr. Jackfon, Draper. Immediate poffethon may be had. Thefe Premifes are molt pre-eminently placed. and admiral• bly eonftruded for the conduct of an eztenfive bufinefs in the woollen and linen-drapery branches,in which it has been long eftablilhaL A very old and refpedabk commit= is the dra pery line has recently retired from buflnefs, and it is generally prefumed a fairer profped of (Vete); is rarely t.,ltn found. The commerce of the river will be 'city much encreafed by the new navigation ' • a very good weekly corn-market furrounded by Noblemen and Gentlemen's feats, an op ulent Yeomanry. near to two falbionable watering-places, an the thoroughfare from Fait to Weft is very great during the bummer feafon. Further Particulars may beknown by applying ,o Mr. George • Meat, Arundel; or of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency- Office, Chichefter. GENTEEL RES THEIDENCE AND DEVON. CAPI'IsAL FARM IN NORTH OF nro BE LEASED, for a Term of Fourteen -I- Years, from Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE, called PICKWELL, fituated in the Parini of Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Mar ket and Sea port Town of Bamitaple, and fevers miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfive view of the Briftol Channel, comprifing an excellent Manson Houfe, with fuitable Offices, Coach Houfe, Barns, feveral Med Stables, Cow Houfes, Farm Yard , and all convenient Farm Buildings, . Dog Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Hoare, and Pleafure Garden, and about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Pafture Land, with a Down, confilting of upwards of 390 Acres, on which is nfually fed a confiderable flock of Sheep. The whole Eftate is compadt, and within a Ring Fence. The Dwelling Houfe and Out-houfes are within half a mile of the Briftol Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand fome Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfaft Parlour, ele gant Library, Billiard Room, nine principal Bed Chambers, with Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pastry, Steward's Room, and other fuitable Apartments for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is fituated in a genteel Neigh. bourbood, and in a fine Sporting Country, remarkable for the ntll celebrated Stag Hunt in the Kingdom, and within a few miles of which are kept feveral Packs of Fox Hounds and Har riers. There are plenty of Rabbits on the Eftate, and Fith of , various kinds may be taken on the Beach belonging thereto. This Eaate is a deferable objea for a Gentleman fond of Sportin;, and inclined to Farm. N. B. A Packet fails twice a week from Ilfordcomb, for Swanfea, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skiffs to Briftol may be engaged any time at Iffordcombe. A confiderable quantity of the Furniture, which is modern, may b e rented with the Eftate, or purchafed by the taker, at a fair valuation. For Leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnitaple ' on Thnrfday the 3oth day of Decent. ber next, by three o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean time, for viewing the fame ' apply to thtHina. on the Pretnifes ; and for further particu lars at the Office of Glubb and Tanner, Anomie', Barnitaple s when a Map of the Eft i ate may be fam.—Nov. z 5, 1893. • In the Prefs, and in a few days will be publithed, NUMBER I of THE LITERARY MIRROR; or, BRITISH and CONTI:VENT AL MAGAZINE. (To be continued Monthly). In rn ale like the prefent; Literary purfuit requires no ex cure, when its dial is, the promotion of Morality and ufeful Science. rany Modern prod_ualous claim that merit, and, if the Coodudors of the Literary Mirror afpire to that charadter, they are to be confiderod, not as Literary Rivals, but Fellow labourers. Morality, Agrkulturc, Commerce, and the Belles Lettres, wal Mare their attention. ' The Literary Mirror will be publithed Monthly, in two Languages, Englith and French. It is the peculiar with of the Candudors of this Work, to be a Medium of Correfpondence between the Speculative Farmers of England and the Continent, foe the advancement of that Science. In Commence we are, and probably MuR be, rivals; but Rural Hutbandry is a mild Parent, who can Sup port a numerous offspring. In what relates to Politics, the;Conduelors will never ufe the language of irritation towards the Powers of the Continent, fo long as the Government of their Country adopts that of Conciliation, accompanied by a guarded confidence , a n d that cpnciliation ' and confidence arefandioned by the Public voice. The Literary MirrO-, or Brides and Continental Maga zine: printed (pr the Proprietors, will be publithed at J. Gin ger's, Piccadilly ; W. J. and J. Riehardfon's, Royal Exchange ; and J. A. V. Gameau, and Co. Albetnark-ttrect. • - BARR's New and Beautiful Edition or BilfirOlei NATURAL HISTORY, Complete. This day was publifhed, No. I. (elegantly printed in Octavo, on fitperfine paper, and embeliiihed with a complete fet of beau tiful Copper-plates), price One Shilling, (to be regularly con tinued every week) of BuFFON's NATURALHISTORY. Contain log a The'ry of the Earth, a General Hiftory of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, Ste. Trani kited from the French, and interfperfed with NAtes. By J. S. BARR, Efq. The whole of this beautiful Edition of Buffon being jnft printed off, in the belt manner, in 63 Numbers, price is. each, may be h.d, at the option of the purchafe.s, by one or more at a time, (4. in Ten Volumes, bound in calf and lettered, price 4 3s. or in boards, price only 3L Ss. To which is added, by way of a complete, Supplement, A NATURAL HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILES, FISH, and INSECTS. 4 ',„ • This very valuable addition to Buffon being juft Sniffled off in the Printer's beft'manner, in only 31 Numbers, may be had by one or more at a time, prke Is. each, or in Five Vols. bound in calf and lettered, price 2i. is. or In boards, price only IL I 3s. 6d. The whole of this valuable Wor k, forming,beyond compari fon, the molt complete and elegant NATURAL HISTORY in the TO SPORTSMEN. Englifh, or any other language, beautifully printed, and making At the requet of feveral Nabletnen and Spartfinen, Fifteen Volumes, in Odtavo, which contain near eon° pages of . Shortly will be publithed, beautiful letter-prefs, betides the elegant and numerous yet of A TREATISE on the ART of SHOOTING; original Copper-plates, taken from life. .1.1 Management, Breeding, and Breaking of Pollsters and 1 London: Printed from the Tranflation of Mr. Barr, for the Betters ; the belt modes of beating. finding, and bunting Gr l n---k. Proprietor ; and fold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternofter- Partridges, Pheafarits, Hares, Woodcocks, and Snipes ; an , row and may be had of all BookfeUers and Newfmen in Town Abttraet of the preent Game Laws; and a certain plan of pre. ' and ' Country, on the above Terms. venting Night Poachers from deftroying Manors ; with a num- 1 TO THE PUBLIC. her of valuable Receipts, amine which will be a certain cure 1 The advantages arifing from the entertaining Rudy of NA for that dreadful difeafe, called the Diftinnper, which has never • TintAL HISTORY are too generally felt and acknowledged been known to fail in its very wont ftage ; with fuck rules laid to need enlargement in favour of a Work calculated to affilt that down as cannot fail to improve any Sportfman in Shooting. and ' enlightening purfuit ; it may therefore be fufficient to remark, fuch a variety of information as has never been before offered that the general outline of the prefent deign is to give a correa to the public, and too numerous to come,within the limit , of defcription of, and theory of the Earth, the Hiftory of Man, SO AdVellifernalt. and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, and of the By AN OLD SPOATSMAN . var ious Birds, Fla, Reptiles. and Infeasi which adorn ani- Confifrned by adtual experience and praelice; interfperfed mated Nature; together with a clear fuccina account of their with new and recent difcoveries. forming altogether the cam- habits, cuftoms, and qualities, on the authorities of pleteft :ortines Book and Mufeism ever laid before ;be lovers Buffon Leuwenboek Ray 1 Hunter of the r*ional, pleafing. and delightful anaufement of Shooting. ° co ney Swammerdam Derham 1 Lettfome This %Vatic will be printed by Subfcription in one Volume, johnfon Spallangan De la niche Edwards . Qsarto, illnerated with Plates, from entire new deigns, and Malphigi Rheaumur Dolan Pennant engraved in a masterly ftile. Price One Guinea in boards; half Marald Willoughby Munro and the money to be paid at the time of fubferibing, and the re- Other eminent Naturalifts ; the tranfadtions of the various 'naiad& on delivery of the Book, which will be put to Preis Philofophical Societies in Europe, and the moft refpedtable immediel as foos the Sabfeription amounts to the ex- ' Travellers and Voyagers. Every anention has beee paid to pence of at the y, printing; n a and no more copies will be taken off render this Work as co mplete and carted as poSble, which than what are asiy fulaferibed for, as it is not publithedwith the Tranflator and Editor has mere particulary undertaken, at any Idew of emolument. 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