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... foI ir f 7,4): • , t,,, a l .t,r- ling .01." FRIDAY, FEBRUARY offic---.?fiDNAIVCE, FEBRUARY 18, 1818. NZ PRISCIPAL. OFFICERS of his MA. k rill ORDY.IICCE do hereby ge - Notice, s.....r•toroals will be r. crived at their Office, in Pall-Mal, , I)..f,re WEDNESD.I`I, the 11th day of March next, ....!,....:11cions , 3 m.,y be willing to undertake the Supply of I.OIIIS, BOTTL ES, and other Articles, for Service :of ads art.neoz,k; a Period of Three Years, determinable after - the P . .,.;.! . 2 flu Year, upon Notice of three Mamba, at o i g o o of :iii.ter Party. Eel , le , al e, specimens of the Articles may be viewed upon' lc...eiti o t the Principal Slorekeeper's Office in the Tower ; , hr Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi cf fae Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, pv . .liaii, aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and .T.'ock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed 10 ,.,; c ii;oried, " Proposals for Colours, &c." but no Pre ,,Abe admitted after the raid 11th March, at Twelve Tysh 4 Noon of the same day.; neither will any Tender Vii, wiles the Party making it, or an Agent in his be- MANCHESTER, FEBRUARY £4, 1818. AT a time when the exertions and intentions of our late T'own's ()steers, with reference to the distressing events of the last year, arc calumniated and aspersed, and at tempts to renew those unhappy events, by inflammatory speeches and publications, have distinctly manifested themielves, We, the undend o med inhabitants of Manchester and its vicinity, consider , it a duty to express, in the moat public Manner, our unqsalified approbatlons of the erninat and distinguished services of Joann Gans, Eq. the late Borourhre.Ne, and of Nan/act:et itrAk. noc-ss, and TOOMAS &nous WIIIILNOTOW, Esqrs. the late Can t ambits; of the Town of Manchester. _ _ In the coarse of neat nvinth will be published, . I, T HE FUDGE FAMILY in PARIS; in a Sent. of Letters, from Pun. Foods, Esq. Miss &nor FUDOS, i Mr. Bos Fame, etc. Edited. by THOMAS. BROWN, Younger, Author of the Two Penny Post Bag. I Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Londoo, WEST INDIA AFFAIRS. i 3 tray was publl:beli, in One. Volume evo. LETTERS ON THE WEST INDIES.— JAMES WALKER, En. Late of Berbice, and Principal Agana the Commissioners Crown Property in South America. Printed for Rest Fenner, Pateraoster-row, London. tinder the pressure of unexampled calamity, when the em.' barrassment Of Commerce, the reduction of the price of labour, the want of employ for the poor, the scarcity and high price of food, 'all concurred to plunge this populous district into distress and despondency, there were not wanting wicked Individuals of this neighbourhood, who availed themselves of the opportunity to excite the working classes to riot and iosubordimition. Noc turnal assemblies, ' public meeting:, del ammatory harangues, and publications of impious and revoletionary tendency, were the means employed to reuse the people to acts of desperation. By the able, the persevering, the undaunted, and the humane manner In which those Gentlemen discharged their important , duties, aided by the jedicions and invaluable exertions of the ilLeistrates, and the cordial ets.operaiion of the 13oroughreeve, and Constable, of the adjoining Town of Salford, the sesessi which threatened the most dreadful consequences was averted, and the peace and tranquillity of this district were happily restored. James A eters Joseph Armstrong George Lomas James Ilibbert Alex. Ferrier ' J. H. Lowndes Francis [traps George Stopford , Thos. Slater Jonnathan Brewer George Sholes 1 William Gibson Thomas Entwistle William Freer I D. H. Wood ' Thomas Hardman ltobert Kay i Janes Cooke ' J. H. Philips Oswald Milne I Samuel M. Moore Benjamin Booth Charles Greenws.y i Robt. Lees James Withington Richard Hampsan Thomas Pakins Charles Cooke Wm. Simmons J. W. Hahne George Grundy R. G. liyd Samuel Ashton John 011lvant Richard Wood John Jones G.Withriegton George Da: well William Garnett Thomas Cardwell Edwin Watt William Mitchell J. C. Huves John Hurst Jer. Whittenbury Rich. Bolton Thomas Hialme J. Cardwell T. Chasshyre, jun. John Welch Henry Fielding, jug. Edw. Chesshyre Richd Hancock Thos. Barrow, John Palin James Leigh William Entwistle Charles Brandt Robert Appleton John Close Richard Barton Robert Garnett • Thos. Ashton John Simpson James Bradock D. Milner John Bradshaw Thos. Watkins John Hardman Edward Loyd Oh Williams Edw. Wilson John Kirkman Win. Whittenbury William Grant John Welker Rebert Ogd.m William Fox John Greenwood Joseph Plant Richard Entwistle Thomas Oilier 11. J. Wizhington J. 0. Gill John Barton James Wil:as William Tate John hioon lia;:.ert Rider, jun. John Barlow H. IL Bialey J_ es Ef.ot J. M. Mallalieu H. Thelwell James Wood George Lowe ' Wm. Robinson Itiah.trd It aihforth George Lees Francis LIZIDert Tjggc63 Slack G. Skilbeck John Clown Robert Kirk Samuel Bayley Joseph Hunter John Fletcher James Moon Joshua Radford J o h n H or se a u Robt. Holland John Fisher Arthur Potter WAIL= Tiplady Thos. Lliedtorpt George Watley James Morris John Li: yd John Burn Jos. Twyford Thomas Patin John Pollard Wm. Jones James Smith iLstthias Kirk James Ranasbothom John Rowell John Crossley Edward Stephens Morass Lees John Moore, jun. Jos. Braman San.uel Walker J o h n Brown James Whitehead James Bayley R. C. Sharpe John Runcorn Rich. Withington Thomas Cooke John Richardson John Barber Charles Wheeler Jer. Fielding Henry WithinBton John Wheeler John Lomax CU" Chadwick Thomas Ogden Thos. Darwell John Fielding John Prince George Jones Thomas Harrop R. H. Wil son Thos. Ridgway John Neden Samuel Knight Joseph Willoughby Edward Woollens James Fair Thos. Low John Powell . Robt. Andrew Jon Kay John Harding William Bateman Jon. Wilson John Flame William Ramsden Wm. Riley John Pooley, jun. William Thomas Ralph Diana Henry Pooley J. J. Boutflower John Greaves William Leaf John Heygate Jas. Duckworth Andrew Tomlin John Hyde D. Grant James Burt C. Fletcher James Beardoe James Kersley Thos. Ashworth Wm. Noble J. Douglas Richard Runcorn James Hardie John Leaf S. Grimahaw Rich. Clegg Benjamin Wilson William Whitaker Hugh Greaves Thomas Peel Jobe Massey A. Doodale David Lock William Eccles James Oughton J. Gaskell J. G. Schott, Wm. Loyd John Wood, jun. Joseph Buckley Rice Artery' J. G. Clay James Mollineux Edw. Turner John Gatchffe John Elliott Thos. Parker John Wilson William Marshall Robert Parker Robert Peel William Ryder . Win. Parker Beresford Turner John Browne John Heigh, jun. John Hull, M.D. Samuel Matthews Edw. Andrew 11105 Dunnington J o b e Poole Geo. Fraser John Jacisson Thos. Williams Rob. Skikelthorp slAiert Illialley Thus. Marriott Joseph Litt J e alma Kyle J. Lees G. R. Chappell H. F. James John Williamson John Justice James Ebenezer Thomson James Ingham John Potter John Mardand Rich. Yates John Heap oato Ilulme William Lever John Marshall Richard Smith Rich. Lord Joseph Marshall Thomas Kay Charles Smith Thos. Worthington John Woollam Edw. Jackson David Scott This day was published, in One VoL deo. price 15s. boards AN ACCOUNT of the WAR in SPAIN. PO, TUGAL, and the SOUTH of FRANCE, from the yl 130$ to 1814, inclusive. Illustrated by Plates. Ey Lieutenant-C010n44 J. T. JONES, Royal Rngineers. Printed for T. Eferton, Bookseller to the Ordnance Milits Library s .Whitehall ; and may be had.of all other Buoksellurs. This day were published, in istmo. price Ls. 6d. MEMOIRS of Madame MANSON, explanatt of her conduct on the Trial for the Assassination of iluaides i written by herself. and addressed to bl.idame Fvij ett pother. Tr:negated from the French, with a Portia. on: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,. Paternal. i b..11 atm& By Crier of CI. Board, R. H. cnrrr, Su. NEXT WEDNESD.IY THE LOTTERY BE GINS DRAWING. ONE lIUNDRED CAPITALS. Three Prizes of £50,000. Twelve Pipes of Port-Wine. RENT WEDNESDAY ';:nyatals drara. Vi• Ple a Pn:e !MCC SPCOI. MOM Cottals :;ramp in the First t•? lfi nu o.,. 'i..• Drat Blank trill 114 x Four Pipes of port. Ticket sin be &arca Stparet!y—Every rrix• Sterling ter-row. •,• In order to render this interesting little Work more . telligible to the English Reader, the Translator has added sac Extracts from the Trial u tend to elucidate the Memoirs; - a concise Account of the Persons and Events alluded to by Author: these essential advantages are not possessed by other Edition. SECOND EDITION OF MR. BELOE'S POSTII MOUS WORK This day was publicised, in 2 vols. Bvo. price In boards , 1 /. T HE SEXAGENARIAN ; or, The Recollect of a Literary Life. Printed for F. C. and J. Ltivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churc yard ; sold also by Fayne and Foss, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Anecdotes of Literature and Scarce Rooks, in 6 vols. price 31. Ss. 2. Miscellanies: consisting of Classical Extracts, Orie Apologises, &c. in 3 vols. price 10s. 6d. ~ 000 nem ,rll be drawn. NEXT WEDNESDAY may ir30,000. 1 7 may gain £1,875. BINH, the Contractor, 113 5..? ht, the very Last W Lottery, Three Prizes ci 20,1500/. orty-, Capit as, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty 'forms la the Country. -:-y that contained Three Prizes of Z 30,000, BISII Sold ;h.= ALL!!! AILLIS'S POCKET MAGAZINE. To-morrow, the 26th of February, will be published, eLgantly printed, and embellished with it handsome Engra by Mr. Rhodes, from an original drawing by J. Corboulci,. price only Gd. or a superior edition, with proof plate, II No. 11. for March, A RLIS'S POCKET MAGAZINE of CLAS and POLITE LITERATURE. This most elegant Work has already attained a poptib hitherto unknown in the literary world, the whole hi:yr:ask No. I. consisting of 6.000 copies, being sold in three days, a new Edition demanded. Landon : for J. Arlis, No. $3, Ncwgate-strcrt Tegg, No. 111, Cheapalde; J. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; am Booksellers. L L - v. Lo c 5 ,:leztioa of Numoers in every Thousand for Eirchasers to choose Tirez I' Les c.: 30,003 Pounds, in this Lottery A , liidlTS, in COLNIII:.L, and ClientNn-Cross. S rocs-BROKER, n, CORNIIILL, returns thanks for the favours of his Friends, received . a Twenty Years past, and most respectfully presents h..7..ia of the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, Liters himself, need only be seen to be generally ap ro,.l: Ttere are Three Grand Prizes of £30,000 each, which :tt daer Capitals, will be all paid in Sterling Money; Dn.-Ting be,ins the 4th of MARCH, and the First-drawn usi oa each Day, will be entitled to the proportion of Twelve tqci .ff Old Port Wine is exchange, for 1,000 years, or longer full particulars of which may be had, gratis, at Cots.ic.l., where every description of business in the V.I. Funds is faithfully transacted.--The different variations in I thcGovemment Secarities, may be known as above every hour. This day was published, price ls. • ASERMON preached before the President,theN Presidents, and the Committee of the City of Los. National Schools, at the Parish Church of St. Gnu, Crippkg , on Sunday, 15th of February, 1818. By the Rev. JOSIAH THOMAS, ALA,' Archdeacon of Printed for F. C and J. Rivingtoti, No. es, St. Paul's Chun , yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Strictures on Subjects chiefly relating to the Established ligion and the Clair/ ; in two Letters to his Patron, ft Country Clergyman. The Second Edition, vice Si. C. Remarks on some popular Principles and Nations, hu addressed to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, price An Address to a Meeting holden at the Town Hall, . ander the patronage of the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, cm first day of December, 1811; for the purpose of form' Church Missionary Society in that City ; with a Protest s the Establishment of such a Suety in that City. The Edition, price 6d. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. having ribmisted the Scheme of the present LOTTERY in full, OW to remind their Friends of the principal Points, and the rear approach of the Drawing—and likewise to state the . Advantages attending all lurchases made before 4th 11, on which day, All the THREE Prizes of 30,0001. may be drawn. Oa that day the first-drawn prise will have 5,000/. more. lai the first Bank will receive the proportion of Twelve Pipes of Old Port. There are no Stock Prizes.—No Classes. /Yearly 5,000 Tickets will be drawn 4th of March. iSe repeated and well-known good fortune attending the is-ds and customers of RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and C. mutters it only necessary to state, that the business is con ed on the same honourable and liberal principles which have isguished for more than Forty Years their favourite Offices Pmk-Baildings, Cornhill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mir's, Charing-Cross. . _ HUGHES'S PICKS CORDIAL FOR CALVES, Under the Patronage of the Right lion. Lord Somerville, Right Hon. the Earl of Winchelsea, J. Blackburn, Esq. and other \i embers of the Board of Agriculture. HUGHES'S PICKS CORDIAL, a certain for the Scooting of Sheep, Calves, Lambs, and Cattle, and a valuable Restorative Cordial for Ewes Lambing. This medicine, being a powerful febrifuge, the cat] which it is administered are spaedily restored to strength at petite, and are known to thrive and fatten much sooner than ot. —The name of the Sole Proprietor, John Hughes, is writ with red ink on each bill of directions. Sold wholesale by Mr. Hushes, 11. Frederick-la ce, Gov street-road, Londaa; Mr. Edwards, 66, Sc. Paul a Church- Landon ; at.d Retail by every Vender of Patent Iled price es. 9d. i_ FOR CARRIAGES E AND MACTTINRY. - STREEI'S AXLE COMPOSITION ; or, ANTI. FiIIC'TION PASTE This Composition is entir.ly dis- tinct from any other of the kind: it possesses, in a most eini nent degree, the property of abutting Irk Lion ; works perfect! free, never clogs, and by its extraordinary and essential quail, of nusaantrr, it not only caves time and labour, bet is re ., dered materially cheaper, even than common grease: haul. . been submitted. to many severe trials, the proprietor is asset... of the important advantages to be derived from its use, by all ermns who employ either Light or heavy Carriages; and .Jsa by Manu:acturers, Agriculturalists, &c. who employ Mills am other Machinery. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspu, street, London, (the Proprietor's sole Agents), in Tin Canister, price is. 6.1. Ss. 6s. and ins. each.—For Carriages having tie Mail Coach Axlitree, the Composition is prepared in a Mont. state, and also sold as above, in Stone Jars, at 2s. 6d. et.d t; each, ander the title of Street's &imbed Axle Compositicei which consistence it will also be Mond best adapted to mar:' branches of Machinery. V,- Purchasers derive advantages of quantity in proportiot as they tare the larger sizes. ~fIIREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!! ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS!!! £5,000 for the First drawn !!! Twelve Pipes of Port Gratis ! ! ! and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, who were the first Con • trutors to rcdc•e Ti....hrts and Shares to the present m0n..1, n..1, and the Public of the near .a begins lappro.ch of tic Di rtraor.!: od-d r . Ith March. in the Scheme have obtnitied tha and the demand has beer. p J.:at,: J. SIVEWRIGIirs .ruy.aLiv "AIMAZI: C ( , I ITATSrARUET. Pen TIC' t sa! O\ t onD-STRIAT, at variety. They 'ITAE PRIZES cf Slid.re,!!! No. 2;.77, a A NEW PATENT lIAT, AT ONLY 18 SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. EORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the %-A Public:a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, combining every requisite a Hat ought to possess; is is superior in appear ance to the finest and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, I , and will outwear two of them, and is of a better shape, which it retairs to the last; it will never change its colour in any cli- , mate, which is the most beautiful Black; if worn for years, will never a-Jot by rain, nor will any wearher injure them, they being WATER PROOF and will repair several times, at a trilling expense, anti ev,ry time appear equal to new, and are decidedly superior to any Hats ever offered to public notice, the attain me7 t of which has been attended with great expense, labour, and personal attention. G. Faasss and Co. Manufacturers, Wel lington House, Corner of Redcross-street, Barbican, London. — Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hats, will find it to their advantage by applying as above. No unpaid letters received.—Be particular as to the Address, as G. F. and Co. are not in any way concerned with a Retail House in Beech street, name of Franks. The Snte Letter;- begins Drawin, THRLE C.11)!'1.1].!! rii:sy-int.iw: PRIZE xs,ouo. TWELVE I'll'ES •,f PORT in addition to the fich , :tnc GWIWI, S•..ocK-D , ,tox ER. NO. 9, Cu..P. VA* 17, 1.14,i;a . ”...-slai.r.t, tntivats hi , Pri. nds uLL, and Z4V : t:tvei t 1:t will lo;e ao not Li..I>DAY Kea GN WEDXESD 1Y S, Prize will receive £5,000 is The 11-htler of the Fi:3l. Bla::.a vrill ON WEDNESD.IT 1:..• ~ ,resei.ttd with Fc.,..a. Pipes of ) Port NVir.e. f it; WEDNESDAY i Ten o: Cie Cz.pi..als will be de:ided In 1 the first Ten Minutes. . About Forty of the Capitals will be C. WLDNE..'SDAY drawn,itnd peia-ps the TIIII.i.:E A 30,000 Prizes. ho intend to buy, should therefore bay quickly— . i..:. t nliy be taken as an earnest of tie fulure, 9 , COILSHILL, and 17, LUDGATE.STREET, e.,dei as the most probable places to obtain a t—TkiilCE of that amount having been Sold in , r. - . the short space of thirteen mouths, viz. in 11 Shares .e 30,000 in 13 Shares TO,OOO in 12 Sh.:res 30,000 ,_e3 many others of W,OOOl. 10,000 L &c. &e. Itrt n.coa‘me.lo 3,;~3 12;;:,) )3 .4:1 •' , 5 t+7 Post matt paiticuLrly attended to, and all ,r 4B, Ir. the Funds faithfully exemtA by :be Pt:blic's obti 'Kat Servan% G. WEBB, Stoat-Broker. • Kr %d J pa; p . lages the: FRAUD PREVENTED. --- - - - r 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily JL made to impose oe the unwary a spurious composition in stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin,they have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, fs so conspicuously placed In the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-pros, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition, The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Bookrellers, Ironmongers, Perfu mere, 800-Makers, &e. hi die United Ki 13140114 in *sties , et ed. Is. and is. 6d. each. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THE finest Discovery of the Age, possessing utilit and elegance, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR On which is recommended on the basis of truth, for renovating at beautifying the human Hair, and prevents its keit g ituarcd fevers, accouchements, violent exercise, travelling Li %%trim., t. mates, Stc. Each genuine bottle of the Oil is signed au tipt o , side label in red ink" A. Row Lind and Son," with a little Tr. the inclosed ; and the price is 3a. 6d.-4, 64.—lets. 6d. and on , guinea per bottle.—Also each guinea bottle of the followinj Article is sixr.ed on the outside label the same ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, which never fsols produce inutiedi.ltely a perfect change in Red or Grey HA Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a lisiautiful glossy and permanei Brown or Black, imitating the exact unutal colour. Wahil makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Uentlemen may d their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 45.-7 s.—and 10f. 6. ROWLAND'S ALS.ANA EXTRACT cures the most 16 lent Toothache, cleanses, preserves, and beautifies the Teeth ai Gums, and keeps them free from pain to the latest period of 11 ss. 9d.-4s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle. Scud wholesale, retail, anti for exportation, by the sole Pa prietore, A. ROAFLAYD and See, corner of Kirby-,trset, the flu turning on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Loudon ; al by-appointment, by Messrs. Hendriesitehborue-street ; Bee 7, Johnson, 16, Greek-street, Soho; Smyth and Co. 117, Gar and Peirce, 57, New lion;i4tteet; Newberry and Sons, 45, Pees Chnrchisard • and by all PCIEWISISIPS and Medicine V I dere In Town and dountry.• .... . . . , . . 5.... Ber Att. , . '' / sa ss • ~.., "?f4 l z . .--1-- " .- .. i t i c, , ,,e.,1 d i‘..") , o , - , ts :*/: to - .."•411 , 4 11 0 , - , . „4 , i t ;..: I . I . _..,,,.. . 14. •,.z . , , 1 ' „ . . •• . 11: „ .' 1 ' I 1n 1114) a. 1!( • • I ~ ~ • I : I i , 1 , •.1) .. i . , ... )&ICE n t • • t . ~,. EVEN.'PENCE. ) .t ' * I , L i I wonimmaseminow..•••••••:llll4. 4 ' : • This day . 1•111 t indiliabed,priee es. 6d. ASIATIC JOURNAL, No. XX 1 VlL:for 0 riles pHE - run, Starch , Isla ; being a faithful and Mirada . : .Nrislips of the the Wets:try, Polities, Literature, and Commerce of Nitwit 1 • ion. India ; containing, also, the Debates at the Eattelndta Reuse, t .. 7 (taken verbatim), and the hums Intelligence ( rum each of the three Presidencies. Sold by Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen. Of whom °•1 .!3y any lee procured, Seurfrom the ecnoneneemetit. neon ... f . BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE, .. I ts ~ • , In Rend Octavo, prim es. 6d. per Xnmher. # • 1 t i TTHE PROPRIETORS have the hcatour to an. . t 1„, noutace to their numerous L.Ascribers and the Public, eras 1 . nt. Seenno NUMZER of this interesting Work me tills day published, enriched with with the under-mentioned Portraits, conveyed b y I . 1 1 year Mr. Moss, with their Lives and Characters by Mr. Heimann. ~ via. Sir Isaac Newton, Voltaire, Milmn, Garrick, Hegarth, . . , Addison, Sheridan, Lay:ger ; and that the future Numbers will kyr; appear on the fi rst day of each succee di ng Month, with the lit 'l I rs. - same number of Portraits and Lives of dfsdngulabed Paraders. . Prospectuses may be had of the Publisher, E. Wil ss son, , ' i I '... Tory Royal Exchange; also of Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternos- i i • f Id. ter-row; Mehra. Rodwell and Martin, 46, New Bond area ; 'alai- and J. rptr, 46, Fieet-street. Fifty proof co;des may are ' , milt. takes on In dia: paper, print Ss. each Number. , Moo- Ili- - . • , i This day was publishes!, peke Gs. Sid. . i • * in- rillHE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXLL containing : t ' such J. i. A Letter on the Abuses existing in Novgate. Bt'air and Hon. IL G. Bennett, M.Y.P. • Y the 2. Three Letters on the Game Laws. By a Country Genit- ally man (partly original). I 7. . A Letter on the Poor Laws. By T. P. Courtenay, En. I ! '. ELI'. (Original). • 4 1. ' 4,14 . I:- 4. Sketches on Political Economy. By A. Darter, Ebi., . la. (Oriyinat). • - • , 5. On the .11auagament of the Poor hi llamba. - g5. By the , • :WM Baron Vott t'eght. 6. A Defence of the (.'parch Missicetary Sleety; By DauSil f . urch- Wilson, M. A. 7. A Discourse delivered. at the Opening of the Liverpool Royal Institution. By Wm. Roscoe, Esq. . 8 v". 8. ()pinion of the Duke of Fitz-James o:: :he Law relative to Perltxlical Journals. (Oriental). 4 'nt.i l 9. Observations on the Poor-Rates. By R. Preston, Faq. M.P. . • field by ItcsiFennert I.ongman ; Blac: and Ci.; and all miter ..- - Boot-sclera. Of whom may be had, Sets of the hultpWateer , most from the conmeneement in IBIS. l yin g.,,,_ Just published, very hanesurnelly and closely printedln celuurns, r"cl• Royal 4to. price ILL lts. in boards, VoL 1. 11. and IIL of . , .. Is. of ' I 1 A THEN/E OXONIENSES: the History el .all . ;SIC 11. tit , : Waiters and Bishops alio have had their Education in ti i t lat t 1, 1, hy Bea Driversity of Oxfore, from the year 1500: First wzitteu by ANTHONY .A. WOOD, M.A. of hieiton College; and now ion cf very co:ander:My augtr.; tr....d 17. T.!lttl4 ...5 . t.:5. Ey the Rev Pill VI, 111.Lic., . ''T ar.d . Fellow of Si. Johns College, Oxford. II , .. T. ... 0.,* The Three Volumes now before the public contain-up. la ,l all wards of sixteen hundred Jives, comprising the Atherzliom the year 1500 to tsao, ant the Pesti from Iwo to 1640. The re- . F - maiuder of the original work will be completed in one volume mare, which win be published in the Sprite of 1818: it is then \ice- prop:aged . to continue the Lives and Annas to the year 1600, . . ' I, i t ondon adopting a plan similar to that pursued by the brat author. For legate, this purpose very copious Mit:nail 21 . 2 already collected ; and It F. 4 5 is earnestly requested that such Gentlemen as possess any curl- 1 1 1 F . :. Bath. ous and autheutic documents relative to the Oxford Al liter', t o 1 * • hutch- will have the kindness to conuifunjstate them to the Editor, alio r • . . , will, on bit mitt, spare too exertions to render the Wo; k as pee- Kt Re- feet and interestistg as possible. bairn a Printed for Lackington and Co. Lonnie, and Co. Rt. end 7 .1' , J. Rivingtoes; l'ayne and Foes; Cadell and Davies; J. and A. ,umbly Arch; J. Mawmaa • Black and C 11. KF. livers; Baldwin and rag. Co. and J. Booth, London ; and J. Parker, Oxf.nd. on il 1 1 ! Bath, Just putlislu.d, cie,santly printed in Four large Octavo the Volumes, prise EL ss.' ' lit i i 4 ( ring aga i nst nIISERVATIONS on N ARIOCS PASSAGES of T ent h V SCILIPTL; RE ; placing tkeni in a new Light, and aims- 1 • taining the Meaning of severed not determinable by the Methods t t • -- commonly made use of by the Learned; originally compiled by • i f 1,. 8 ":,, the Rev. THOMAS HARMER, from Relations incidentally lie, " e mentioned In Books of Voyages and Travels into the Eatt.- • • . • l' ''','' • The Fifth Edinott. with many important a:Widens and EilaVilbo. rabic Corrections, by ADAM CLARKE, LLD. F.A.S. • -r ' Cure .. Of t h e Work itself (caps the Editor in his Preface) my cpi- . L„ .. 11 ... I cr.h.-r nion ma y be seen in the painful labour of arraheng, correcti:,:,, , 3 I I; after i m pr ov in g , and editing, winch I have oolong sustained . .A deep Pr ' conviction of its great imp srt ance and worth led me toundervke ,. .i, Lute to the task, and patiently pursue it to the er.d . :-.-I need not say, tint . 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