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tv) ‘) I , , ; • :" - I ' ' i , • ' il.„ . . • ~ NI *r L . __ NITMBER 5100 SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 18os. ROYAL. CIRCUS. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, win be prefented a Grand Difplay of HORS?MANSHIP, pc m t . Make n, alfilled by Mehra. M'Donald and eetcher—Mr. Niakern will 1 &ail over Four Garters. lid, will be perfor med EANPFß and an entire new Ballet Dante, called L Pri.vion* to which, i IF. KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER; Or, Sr. GEOROE's DAY. k PRICE SIX-PENCR ADMIRef LTr OPPICIS, May 's!, igos• N OTICE is hereby given that a Vim. of Oyer aid Terstioer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial 1 Vanes commit tell on the We Sear, -within Me yartfelitiion of the Admiralty of Eng tusd, will kid at 3oilier Hall, in tbe Old Bailey, Landow, as Saw.- I lay the 19th of jrstne next, at Fight o'Clxi in the Morning. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GEN TLEMEN educated at MYRCHAN't I'AYLORS SCHOOL. .111 be on Wedoefday, June tt, at the Loudon Ta vern, at half paft four preeiftly. STEWARDS. The Rev. Taos. NUT, LL. D. The Rev. TAOS. Ss 'Lt., I.L. JAMPO FIANIC, M. D. ELWAItD Gaseous, Eli. The Rev. Wst.At.t.ma, A. M. jAasks H•I JESq. Tickets, res. 6d. each, may be had as &nal at the Bar of the Tavern. This day were publilhed, in Crown Otftivo. Price rs in boards, A new Edition, lacing the Seentia, of SERMONS chiefly-- defigned to elucidate Come of the leading Dofirines of the tIOSPF Dy the Rev. HOWARD COOPER Reaor of Pamitall Ridware, in the County of Stsfford; Chaplain to the Right lion. the Earl of Counown; and Lite Fethsw a All Souls Collegc, Oxford. London : Printed for T. Cadelt rid W. Srrand. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. t. A Sermon preached in the Parilh Chor , :h of %V,lfall. II the County of Stafford ; at the Archdcaeott's Vifitatior., Amtud ra, &Sol, price la. Publifted by deGre of the Archdeseon and Chrgy. z. An Examinati o n of the Neeeflity of SumlaysDrilling. in lof the probable Meta of that Meafure on the Intereßs of Reigion. price ts. _ WILLIAM MARSDAti. r eonefe of the Evening, Mils Peron will fang the feientifie , o v ular Bravura of " The Soldier tlr'd of War's Alarms." the huh time) a New and Splendid Hariequinade, with entire new Mufic, S cenery, dee. called A MOGUL TALE ; Or, HARI.FItDIN WANDERER. The Pantomime written and'produced by Mears. Bnutfoomb Ina Roberts. The Mule entirely new, with a grand appropriate Ealtern Overture, by Mr. W. Ware . The Scenery, defignud by Mr:Whitmore, reprefents an Afiatie Zanana, in which is introduced a Perlian Pa. de Trois, by Mr. and the Mitres Girolll....COrrl.dt Views of Margate Ikainfp ' te and Wighthelmftune-r.Orand Panorama View of the D efeat and Bight of Hoika ....-114Matifoianic(Plawatab Afftph Khau Regemakel, and a Difplay of the Ceremony °fowling the I.ondon'Dorks, with the entry of the Firltifh Traders. leek-d with the colours of all Nations.—To conclude with the Starry Regions of the Eaftern The Public is eel - Fretfully informed, that on Monday next, the inflant, htifs Frans (only eight eeirs of age) will, for the hilt time, find in eharuf.ter,the much admired Bravura of" Strike, !trace the hold Brain." from the fettimrite'Opera .if the Soldier's I Return ; and that a new Military and Naval Spectacle is in pre., paratiou, which will be procliteed in a few days. PLares for the Boxes to he taken of Mrs Simmons, at the rink. Ofile .--1 101 49. Second Price 2i—Pit ts. Second Price is.— Gallery Is Second Price rid. VICTUALLING OPFICE, 7.4, 5, dog. THE CO :WM SS fONARS for V !CIO:Ai:LING HIS Atoutscr, WAFT, do ivreby shoe *Win e That on Monday nest the toth infant, they will he ready to receive fenders in writing (Teided ap) and treat for FIVE THOU SAND ELLS of CANV ASIor PUDDING 'UGC (anftverabb to a Sample to be produced with the Tenders) for the oft of his Maj ity's Navy ; to be _delivered as dada (led into his Majeity's Vieheding Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis payable with intercit Ninety Days after date.-1 'he Gouditions of the COO• teed may be leen at the Secretary's Office. N. regard will it liet, to say tears ia erbicb elm Met ; AO .001 laferted fa wwds at Isar& or that 1141 mat be delivery! to the Board &farrow °Wad as the laid Moistley seat the tOtl• :yew, oar indeli tbt l!erfors who realer the trader, or fast &Woo as bit Wry; attradr, to aafwer whoa galled for. TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has held a (mall Appointment under Government for there 16 yeare.who has a Wile and two (mall Children depending folely on his ea.etiona for their fupport, and whole ruin mutt he invadable. Ludes be fbould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pound. from a generous Public ; looks with a pkafing and anxious , hope to this lad refource as the only means to enable him to retain hi, Silta tion. prclerve his relpettAbility, rapport hi, foray, aid lave him from pain. It would here take up ton muck (pace to detail his 'long ruff rings and exertion, to keep hi, warns a feuer in his own holom: hi. endeaVours have failed, and he humbly h.gs to re:cr theft whwo Padnotwc a has bleffed With a difvfition ta-veliove 'the waouif dirk fellow creatures, fur a fuller account to Meffrs. tiodGoll and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Strand, athl Melfrs. Bol dero, Latingtott, and Co. No 30. Cornhill. where the (mailed donation, wile be matt thankfully receival and gratefully acknow ledged. He her to return his molt grateful thank, to, G H. (of Sunile-laitd), i;t 0 0 Anonymous, t 0 1 ___ ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. This day was puldilhcd, in Three large Volumes Bvo illuErated by Six Portraits from original Pidurcs, a New Edition of r rHE HIS CORY of ENGLAND, from the Ae• ceiSon of King George the Third, to the Conelullon of tat Peace in the Year 1783 • liy JOHN ADOLPHUS, Ffq. F. S.A. Printed fur "f. Cadell and W. Davies. .1. This dew Edition is :".inted on Royal ParCT (Pike 21 2..), ra on Demi Paper, (Price it. us. 6d) uniformly with the IA Kite.• tions of Mr. Hume's and Dr. Smollet's Mitotic., and with thole Work., forms a complete Series from the earned ACCOULIta tto the Year 1,83 A , above may alto be bad, by the Fame Author, Biagrmhial Memoirs or the French Revolution, s volt. Bvo. tbs. fu boards. I EXCHEVIER BILL OFFICE, .31.1 27, aos. All'Exchequer Bills Tated in the Month of Februery h&)4, TO AR P. 111) OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSI9NERS of Ills MA.t yEsTn TREASURY having given dirrelion paying oil the principal of the at memrteMivird Exchequer Billt with the intero thereon, 'at the Exchequer Bill 1 fore, 'in St. MargaretVrect, trilbies the two Pattce-Yards, lniTatinlieron FA/ y theile6dlsy ", tine iSOS, —.lttendonee e risen Sunday: and friday, ex-repel). until nday the .oth of gyre. t Sot, incliftve,fioen to :cloth in thelnorning ; till me is the afternoon, for the turfrofe of receiving the fame ; andfla the greater chfltatch,the hearer: of the f,i / Bide are &fired to bring 1.9 t thereof, containing the Prantbers in Numerical Order, according tc the value of the fail Bid, and times of commencement f Inter jl, wit', the ; print/al Sums and Interyl Joe there n, computed from the dap on. - , which they . - re r t /pedi hely dated, exclufhte, to the fail lalh day of jaw tßos, inaufeve, Taws the intereJi will seafi ; and they are de fired to Trrite tb.ir Name: and Plata of Abol sit fifth LPL, am! in. dorfi their Names.," the fail Bill,. Van, of the 11.1chrt f the a foreftid Bill, ft aid he defrost: of reol sewing payment 1 - the Principal and Lie. V,pret,ll4ll to t 4th day f yaw, 18.:3, th.y may he ace.attinodai.d oa ‘oaoputing the Intereil to the day oa which they .trA to he raid, and leaving the laid Bills for , examination one lay prior ti redo. VITH Elt EAS there is ilie ilrongell realties to believe L that the mint unjuft and illegal means continue to be retort. j ed to by fractal Perfonr in the News 'trade, for the purpofe of do. p e dlio g rh e wide catended circulation, and extraordinary Patron r age which I IoH NEP CtINU ; or, Naval, Military, and Fafbionable Sunday Advertifer has been fo tortunre as to ob. ' rain—Whoever will give inch information at this Office, as may be ' the moms profeeuring to convietion any perfon or per-bins coo -I..teroed In marnig ulc of unwarrantable means to injure the circulation of the above Nevapaptr. (which has colt upw ads of 50001. to eftabliat) IliaU receive ON:. HUNDRe.D GUINEAS Revved by applying to thy Frinter, John Jolly, at the Office of The bid& treptriner No Isl, Fleet•ftreet. N ii. Perfons who cannot obt.en this Paper from the Newfmen •n.l always depend upon receiving it regclarly, by .enling their 0. hes to this Otßee. Lritifh Neptune Oflire,l43,Flect.itreet, June a, 2805. Zrautiful EDllloNorlVArrrs PSAI.MS and HYMNS. Thi, day were publiated, Randomly print,d nn line wove paper, and hot preffcd (containing a table to End verfe by the Stitt live). in a (mall pecket bac price 4s. bound in eau alt., gilt . . - ROYAL. ROOMS. SPRING GARDENS. PANORAMA of BOULOGNE And ENC'AMP- I with rhe ENG! .ISH FI.EE.T ENGAGING 'ME yRFN, 1-1 FLO 111.1. A. on a teak of 3/1.04 (uperfitial Feet, by j Mariftr Painter to the Kssill. 8(c. Sec. urn from Nine o'Clack :n the M.rning Dant. Admittance One ling.--Defcriptien. Gratis. edam, and on interi paper, as. 6d. hnund, a new Edition of D'wArrs'sPSALMS And EIYMNS. tat, din the Language of the New Tellantent, and applied to thr Chi itt 111 Church. Printed for J. Johnfoo, W. J. and J. R ielardron, F. and C. Rio ingtnn, ls. Mathews G. Wilkie, and J. Robinrot., SC2tehrrti and Letterman, Longman, Hurt, Rem and Orme, C. Law, Lack...g um, Mita., and to. T. Wieke. and J. MAY4IIIIi6II. Or whom may be had, _ _ _ • !,‘...•orrs LILAC 81.0bm AND PINK DYE. - 'l'o Colottr Silk Z , lte , schirt:g3c—.the fird of there gives torAitolfentrfib , , fn much admired by many in New Silk Steck logs it alto dye. Siik, Linen. Mullin. "1 iffeny, Gault, &c. the fi l wit Purple. Lilac, and Violet, &c. of various tints, at &attire, oi I a tolerable Marmu. Colour. I ikrwilr, SCOTT'S PINK th'lL. poffeffing the like qualities. equally 6,:nitiful and approved. Price 26.61 each Packet, with prultTd Infirwtion4. Srett's Liquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye. Thimble Ink to mark 1.11.. n with a ten til4t will nut difehargc,Superfine Prepared Wa ter Colour., and Al necetrarie. for Drawing and ('slowing, Pre pared and Sold Wholef.le and Ftetad, at his ManufAdtory: No at?. near Bedt.trd-Itrert, in the strand, London and by mat rc fpeetable Venairrs of Bottle Articles in the Brill& Dominions. Be attentive-4am; Proprietor's name is marked on the outlide of every Packet, t u ne other is Genuine. Another Edhion on Urge letter, in one Volume, dcmy 17mm. price 61. 6d. bound. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. This Jay were put:albeit, - !nonrated with romerous large Copper-plates, on a plan entirelv new. price as. with an ,Ilowance Neh.bols, THE WONDEiti of the TELESCOPE, nr A. DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENi and f the SYSTEM of the UNI VERSE, written in a fansiii c and po• pular manner, adapted particularly to thi perafal of Young Per fon., and efpccially calculated to pro:note and fitnplify the Rosy of Aftrononty to Perfotts of all Ag•s. Printed for Rt.:Hain Pitittirs, Bri lg,e.ftreeto Blackftia , ” and fold by TA anal and Co. at the Juvenile Lihrary, New ; and !w ad other Bookfellers. Of whom alto may he hid, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE. or a aipl4 of the ut the Creation, iti uts;cdts comparatively minute, il luaratud with very large Plates. Price as. tol. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN. I 'HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have ()nation to viat or travel throu h OXFORD, are Aloft re (pee:Wont, foliated to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN. what Capital Horfe, and experienced Driven are ready to forward them at the reafooable rate of ONe SHILLING PER MILE. And to thole Familia, Or Perfons, who may w'fh to continue a few day. at Oxford, to eramine Ant view the atomments of arc, elegant eilifirea, and cariodtiex, dertofitai d in thi. celebrated Uni verlity,ttteiloasuett ins .eirdv a gentici comfort ode atioile, witerc vie utinuit attention it paid, and where the chirget arc moderate. Sorb jirtflia at may i.e *View if Inning New P.x.-tifner BM in tare paynteni,opn itundioniiiA the agrount at :be i tS.IA tj I,yit throw! on so I..fore Al *dry the limb sf :tune, 1805, a, be attos• rtalai.l with New Bills wirtyiNg an Iniereli Tbrte-perke-bajpenny bo the dry on every One 11.indr,d Period, ' twbiebfaid New Bals tuillbrar date the fold 1416 hy cf:bote, 18:d, And will be drlinertd tw , and the plowing N. B. Ali Exibquer Bd7: tiri.ol prior to Fe!rtirt, , 1110.4, b.tok b.on onberiljd to he "Lid of, Mi be narreli desert lint terAL Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the R I:VOLUTION to the TR EA TY of A ...I se.NA iu thus,. Ills clay was puhlithed, a new E4ition, iecluJing the recent c,,r redtions of the Auttor, in twelve uoiforns volumes oetsvo, price ONE. GUINEA in I HKEE SAVED. WITH EcalAnt tiefi, and I)nrahili'y united—in the Purchafe of COLLY Elk's SII.K STOCKINGS, with vo'rroN FEET, removed Irons the Poultry to No a 46, Fleet ttreet. The truly aftonifhing, rapidly increafing demand for the above has induced Mr. Cayes% the original Proprietor, to manu fadere the Untrained molt elegant affortmert ever yet offered to rL<rat.u. iore. r taint ladies and Gentlemen's fan • Sint, 7t. 6d. • pair, or three pair for a . Guinea ; thrift wktt its road tandociatge. &Oft, tea 6d ; Rout and fine Hack Jitto, }min Rs. lid. to too 6d N. B. To Lich !attics ant Gentlemen wbo have not Made te:tl their diftinguithixi and unrivalled excellency, it 1713 Y be proper to Rate. tit they arc tat more comfortanle. I.(t, mutt pluatant , in finitely mare durable ; and though t.vrry way equal in richnefs and quality, not more than two-thirds the puke of thofe with Elk feet. NEW islrgrED -et N of the very great enmpttint of late of the bad quality of Hats,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 71, Strand, Who has refitted there there so year, to try the met p.siment of Mieirg Moles Fur with BeilV{.7, and which he has found to anfwer his molt ardent expcciationa, not only for their darahility, which, on trial. will he found to wear oat near two inch Hats at Arc made in the ufual way.the Mole Fur makingthem mu.h fin,:r, and of a elder texture than the various coarte Furs that are ufnally made tile of in the manufaCturing of Hats; and, with other goodoquAitiet, the Fur will nut come off, which has been fo much complained of, Mime, as well as their taking a molt lealeiful Black. which will retain their colour: and being the rounifaelitrer of his own Hats, lie fells them at the low price of 11 rs, (tamp. in lulled. ' N B. Worthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants for expotation —Army, Navy. fold.ng,and Ladies' 143 , 6. Gentlemen the country amidst fund the number of inches round the outfiit of the crown. tt'Y Mole king bought in any unantity.—Letters pull-paid, re ., boding Vtote Shins only. attended to. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. r rliE Original Inventor of this preparation (Mr. .a. Hear of MA itentllTra, who firft oared the Aromatic fpirit of Vinegar for general file about fifteen years ago), finds it 12-C:7ary to elution the Public againft the variety of fpurinus iml • tati.cns which are f 'ld under that name, by Druggitti and Perfu mers throughout the Metropolis, and in Country Towns. The More effatually to guard ag-ainft impnfition, the purchafirs of the Aromatic Vinegar are requefted to nbferve, that on the Stamp of each Bottle are engraved, (by permilbon) the words " Thomas ttlifiant Henry, Mancheftcr." to counterfeit which ha capi tallitiony: and that Me ffri. &illy and Blew, No. t, Cockfpur• Bract. Charing Croft, are the only appointed Vendera in London, where the Aromatic Vinegar may be had, wholefale and retail, in books, at 25 od. each; alfo Henry a Calcined Magnefia, in bot tles, at 2S. Gd and larger with ground (topper, as. each, Stamp Ditties ine'uded. r I IIII,BLAINS arc cored by tbne a ppticat of HrrEHP.AD's Fluid ESSFNCE of MUSTARD. and the ftwreft Sinai:), end &vire., in le& than half the time dually remit by Upodeldne. Arquehnfule, or ain other liniment or tan bro.:ado:a; and if ukd immediately alter any as it prcvang ele part turning black. Tye Muftird Pills are alfo taken with lingnlar filereft in al l 1 11 . , -nmatk, Paralytic, and Gauty affeelions, Numlnirfs. Spafms, ilf VI Anderrng rains, Flatulency, Indigettion. and general Debility, :he fame time, the active fluid Ellence is applied to the parts silected, in thole comphintt where neceffary. It is prepared and 1 ,, 1d at 21. pd. each box or bottle, by R.. johnttou, Apothecary, as, Creek-itrcet, Soho, London. 4/' The Lldlblain Ointment, for cleanting and fret -Oily healing tt'ken tlittasins, is alto prepared by Mr Johoton, price ts. lid nth Box. - - • --- - - • TO FEMALF.S. "KARS. WATKINS, No. l t, Fleet-fireet, rerPea- Iv' ray inh.vms her Friends and the Pnblic, the is appointed 1 "le Wbolnfalt and Retail Agent to Dr. HUGH SIVII l'H's FE MA 1.1? PILLS, price 2t. 9d. and 4i. 6d. the packet. *fl. well known efficacy of this valuable Prefcription, and the Unil lr r Al approbation it has met with, even in cafes where the firft ads kr: Lid faikttrenders encomium almoft unnecrilary, and for thole varticuhr complaints with which Females, at certain periods sr Svcs, dire In afflided, long experience has proved this difflogniftted Medicine to h, the moft certain and fovereign medf. A brief Treatife, defcriptive of its virtue., may be had -zove. Where is ago fold the only genuine Vegetable lirni Wire. of the fite Dr. Selantlcr. Retail alfu by Golding, Bolton. I tor. and Vade. Cortihill ; Bacon, Oxford-ftreet ; and moft re -1..h4 Venders. I. It, Sew to any part° . town or country, ti direetiog to Mrs. •I lista*, asabov,. Iit”SLIP INVIOAIRP- -w E, the et :n)tiillionets named in and Oppninted by an Ae',46.• Parliament, for Inclortor Lauds in the paeifh of It ttinia,, °tilt-mite Rir.lip, in the Cear ty of ?vital,*lex, DO ti F.tiY GIVE. NO I ICE, that we have marked and fet.out rtain Pareals, Ftta of the ••pelt and common Field% and alto certain Parc la, pacts of the common and wade Grounds within the raid Para. which we pruyofe to tell by Public Anetton, at the hoofe of William Doughty, the Kell Inn, in the town of 'tin flip on Wettnerday the 10th day of July next, at Twelvc o'Cloek io the Forenoon. The plane whereof may be fren by applying at the Office of Melba. Jenkins, James, and Co Solicitors, New Inn, , at the Bell Inn, litudlip, and at Mr. :',cdpvicies, the Anztionecr, Itiakmardworth, where printed particulars may alto bt. had, fou teen day. previous to the tale, and at the principal Inns in ate neighbourhood. and may be •iewed un application to Mr. Kelley, Harrow-Weald dodge. _ - Dated tins 22d day of May, aos THOMAS WYATT. JOHN TR U M i• R. WILLIAM SLOG WICK. THE GOUT. Thi4 day were publifbed price 11.6 d. ALUTA It Y CA U LIONS relpeeting the GOUT; LP in which the Marines maintained in a rtcent Publication, by Dr KINGLAKt, are tenured and refute-I. By JOHN HUNT. Author of Hiltwical Surgery. [Audi:xi: Sold by R. Put t.ti es No. 6, Bride Rr,et. IllAcifriars; by Adams, Louglaburoush, and by all punkfeikr» THE WATERING PLACES FOR tllos. _ _ This day WWI publiflied, price tas. in board% 39. hair bound, nr titi. 6d. calf gilt, in one eidely printed volume, itiultrated with yc Maps and View., feveral of which are entirely new, - I , HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and J. SEA-B*llllW3 PI 'ACES iu England and Wales, for tftoc. conhiting of Accurate and Circienttantial Lirfcriptions of every Place of Fathionable itefort, and o.f the Curiolities ugul cowry In their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Mace. By the EDITOR of the PICTURF. of LONDON. This Work is fo well known, and kat been fo univerfally ap proved of for its Completencfs and Accuracy, that any defenpti.di of its Controtc, or any Obfervations on its Merits and would be fuperfitious. hinted for Menne° PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Buick friars; and to be bad of all lionkfcllers 'particularly °filmic who tefide at the refpeetire Sea-8 dhing and Waving l'lnses Of whom may akin be bad, l'he l'ilure of London for 1805, .irythe fame Editor, pike ss. bOund in Red. dsy was publiiheil, neatly min ed in deny lama. and orna mented with fix beautiful Legnivines, price 4s. 6d braids, and _ _ Bro. ya. boarda, by I. Mawnian. Nu at, Poultry, London; and Wilieni awl Spence, York. a New Edition of THEPILGRIM'. P ROG It ESS from this World to that which is to come; delivered iin.ler the Similitude of a bre= ; by John Bunyan. With large ..:placatory and pradi• cal Notes. with a Li'e of the Author By G TRIM. R, Minißer of the Gofpel at Coventry. As Bunyan'‘ Phgrim is certainly a malierplece of its kind, we are glad to fee an altion of it well printed on g.od paper and adorned with neat ci pper plate.. The Editor bath prefixed the Life of the Author, written like the former accounts, in a Brain perfectly congenial with bon& John's own pious fpirit and godly mode of expreflion ; said the lame may be laid or Mr. Burtlca's large expienstory and ptaadcal Notes. : 4 4 mibly ttoriew„ vol. 76. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS A Nll SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pinta by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for Aft Saws. Stewed Ileye, Hafted Calves Rout h Beef Steals. Male DiAes , Brill Fatal, ad Goalie ; many Deli :east for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully expreffed.in his Catalogue, (He be-11 1 16e 'avows, if thaw.) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to Ankles entirely different, which aro vended at wiser Shops in London, by perfons who go to the pri...ipal Towns in England, Ireland, ai.d Scotland, to folleit Orders of Trait:two and inn-keepers, who in confe 'pence are often reeved with Spriou Sorg, of very inferior quali ties, which is not only an Impofirion,but a great difappoirtment to Families who purebaft them with a view of having good Saucy to their Pith, Ste. N. B. None are His ,Oenirine, but what have there words on the Labels'. BilkoEsi and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. tc7, Strand, Corner ut Savoy Steps, London." ARTIFICIAL. CLIMATE, FRUCTIFYING SOIL, and BACCHANALIAN COVERS. winclettni Effeets which attend the above !ki n d... of anting the Growth. accekrating the Blowing, and maturing the Pro,luiltions of tome of the fin& and molt doicate Tiopital Fruits, lose heen funiciently evinced in the Garden of WiLLIAM M.PIIERSON, Bath, (the original inventor of thefe curious ProreiTes) where, for fcveral fuectlSee (carom. the Nubi lity and Gentry have had an opportunity of infpeeting fuck extra• ordinary saamplts of quickened and luxuriant vegetation, as have been hitherto unequalled in any kingdom of the Northern latitudes. A full, clear, and cliltinet detail of the methods purfultd in this novel plat tor bribging delicious Fruits to perfection. under the variable climate of this Country ; as well as an highly-rmproved Syitem of Horticulture; of ravelling and opening PINES ; manage ine and preferving MUSHROOMS; planting and perfecting SEA CALF., Sec Sec has been for fume Months prepared for the pints by W. M-Pherfon ; who only delays its publication till he has tomplated a LiR or hugeribers that will indemnify him for the heavy expellees which the bringing out of fuels a cuftly Volume (accompanied by numerous Engravings, Plans, Ste.) mull near farily induce. Hf takes this method therefore, of fuhmitting this General View of his Inventions to the Nobility and Gptry; and of foliating their encouragement, to enable him to give them in detail to the public...and begs at the fame tune to moot y that Sub feriptiorts for his Treatife are received either In perfon, or letter, (pat paid) by W. M`Pherfon, Gardener, &oh. - N. B. The Subleription for the Work is One Guinea per copy ; and the number of Subfcribas required is 1000—mo re t h an h a ir of which have already honoured M`Pherfun with their names.— The price of the Volume in Non-ruhfcribers will be 'Two Moines& As the procelles have Arcady keen adopted, under his dincelion,in various pans of Fatgland, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; he can boldly lifer his plan to the public, not as an ingenious theory, but ash p ra at a d TyTteni, fandloned and costumed by thkincentro, tremble aught:trier of aperient. • This day was publllhed In Three Vols ()claim. pries 275. TNATIONti IMPROVEMENTS of the 1 .• BRITISH EMPII . II.; or. An Attempt to rettlfy Public Affairs r—F.thibiting the Pr, NA state of the Briti/h Ffheries, the Highlands of Scotland, Irdand, the Emit and Welt Indi• s, and Great Britain, including its Police, Vinancel, Polities, Agri* ukure, Indultry and (nicerlts in general WITH Till aiv;SITS eLANs fur the advancement of thee f..wral important tat t led', and for eftahlialing permanent Pra.'e. By the All IHOR ~f the INCOME or PROPPR: rY TAX. Printed far J. Jnhnfon, No. 72, St. Paul'. Church-yard. . _ This day we!' publifhed, in One Vol. Alto. 1-rice 9s. ON EARTH PEACE, Goad Will toward% Men: or the Civil, R.litical, and Religious Means of Elliblifhing the Kingdom of Gon un Earth, as fully contlinsil and mistimed in the Scripture Prophecies in which will Ix etimprifed the pmper practical nit:alum of redrefing Public Altars, wilting all Panics, and bellowing permanent Peace, Prufperity, and Happinefs, on Great Britain, and all Nations. By the AUTHOR of INCOME or I'EOPERI 3 1 TAX. It has been the opinion of many perluns eminent for their learn ing and talents, that at fume p,rical the means wou:dbc W.:overeat of rendering man infihitely more profperoua and happy in 'ociety than hi.r has hitherto been, and nations no longer the vi Rims of uru tal war, but :he real frir nti , and benefadors of one another. The above Work, it is prefumed. exhibits theta means in ditcunt prac tical nicaftires; and applies them to the pr.frait time, and to the prefent war. It A. however, a fingular and certain fad, and as furprifing to the author as to any perfou ; that they are all pointed out and commanded to he carried into effect. in the famed prophedeq. and mural fyilem of our revcaled religion; b o th of which, with the proper modes of executiog itiffertnt views and purpotes, bare been very imperfectly undorftpod. Mood, therenwe. he taken into immediate conbderation hv the Legiflature, or the Nation at large ought to make them the Belt obj.Ets of moil ferrous inquiry. The Legitlature will then be able in the molt expeditious and defirable manner to extricate Great Britain from tier prefent burdens and calamities, and to erbium her the high glory and welt advantages intended for her by the Ar allonT•, of confurnmating the, icittreits of humanity, both ter bra own good, and dim of the whole world. _ _ . 'bated for J. Jultolon, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-ma. five guineas in boards, `HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from 1 the Revolution of 562?. to the peaty of Amiens in Cloa. By WU.l.lahf B:il.SH.111:1, Erq. Printed for RICHAKD PIIILLIFS, Nu. 6, Bridge. areet„ Black. friar's, and to be had of all Book.eliers. N. B. Several of the volumes of Mr. 11.-101am's HiltorT, whir't have heen long out of prii it, ha vi rig been u rker o t with khe addi. nuns' Corrections of the Author, this voidable Work, tii, only Hiltorynf Great Britian doting the .Onie important period by a Bugle Writer, may now for the first time, be had complete. In coon• etion with •t'e. Hillary of Mr. Hume, this Work forms an uninterrupted a d iuthentic Series of Etiglifh Hillory, from the =rhea INCOrth ue prefenc time ; and for the cons• hie:we of thole perfons who are putrefied of both Flume ami Smollet, the Hillary of the Reign of George the Third is fold fepanitely In eight volumes, price 31. I as. in boards. Thi , day was publithed, in we large v.d. Bvo. being tla• Stith Fell . ti v n.corrected confiderably enlarged, price toe. 6d. boaros, 1' A CR E iTt iE on the PO LICE of the Metrowilis, containing a detail of the various Crimes and Mildemeanin by which Public and Private Property and Security are at pre injured =al endangered ; and fuggetting Remedies for tbi.ir Pre venting. By P. coLgyHouN, f.L. D. Printed for J. Mawinata, No. 21, Poultry., London. Of whom may he tz,e fem. Author, A Treatife on the Commerce and Police of the River Thum'.; rmtaining an Hidorirai View of the Frady «f the Port of Loodun, and fuegelling Means for preventi g the Depredations thereon by a Let:native Syllem River Police, St: dea illußrateki by an accurate Map of the River from London-bridge to Sherri:els. to one large voiume *v,. jolt poblillted, price sta. 61 bosni•. u We think it will he of effsntial &mice to all perfmts poffsfred of prJperty,either in their habitations or on the river, tv in ep [.Luce t •tute duinrltic guards, Mr. Colgtshoun's two rsatifcs oil the Police of the Metropolis and of the River llama &c." This day was publifbed (dedicated to Lord. Lauderdale), bind fomely printed in one volume SY.% elucidated by t t Aftrunumi cal Platea,by Lowry. price ls. &ti. boards, N ACCOUNC of the ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERIES of KEPLER, including an (Idiot, Re vltsv of the Syllems which had ruccefliteely pervaq. tl before Time By RORER I' SMALL, D. D. and F R. s F Printed for J. Mawman, as, Poultry, lAindon. " That we think higi ly of th's Volum., may in tome degree be inferred from the It ng - h of the article ; in plain terms, we art o: opinion that Dr. Sin ill has laid the public under much nbli,;:s • tine, and has added to his own fame, by the preterit performance. He teems to hare itt.d , ol the fulieel with great attention—to have Bum(' nothing over—and be is .ccorate both in principle and in detail. The reader is made an of .elate of Kspler's lal.otirs, anti 4 pirtieipator of his triumphs and difappointm nts. He views .11r odliculties with which that philofupher was 1:4,d to contend. low ttste of feiencelbc prejudices of the times, anal ant era 1)11 Ni.,• which, if lane, were yet tae fruit of time, of labour, of ingenu.ty and were fanedioned h.; authority. !laced ni..r the German rd.. lotophcr, thufe who contemplate this hilory view the eao . e the neceffity of his immenfe labours ; they mutt fyinpatliere sy t r-t him in his dubious wauderings. in his mental perturbations. in he wreck of fume of the s c..:edt of his hopes, and in the c:.durati,:e ni that fatigie which it W.i4 neceffary to fidiain heroic the true fyf tem could be founded.—*l'antx mobs ...ra'!" Mont'l, %train. for S. pt. Re t. tt It is therefore with pleafure that se aunnui.ce tau p., er t performance to the MOIL:. In a book of MIAS ue i; u•.l . tv; t•• • ten with precifion, and iii a Rile fi;•tule and perlcartiou, the thur hat; commtatteated much va!ua!•le informatieq whirl& :an only he (applied by tn..- o.gitlZl Writ ong4, trout winch it er•n pilcd. Dr. Small hi., we think., with c. ap (414 chaftn between the ancient :Ind the modem altr,itioehy t it, (WW. that period of the Iciviiac in which hypoth• tie prrdominated„ .E.. 1 the prrfcnt period, in which h fpothcli. Ars; rigidly 111 1 40,LA to the telt of experiment, ani arc received into the clefs .4 1 J en intact truths, or rejeautl at !purloin., ACCO(tilllg as Lacy arc f0..0.l with obfervation or not. 't•he ability and diligence with WW 1% Dr Small has trt‘'ecl the pith of Kepler. an , . u its dth woe ► guided hint through a I:inyi loth fo horieote and vaft, cuticle hint cottfeliinittly to the thAok • not o n vof tl,. itfgolmstaer. not of .11 Iwho arc rtitievervel with the more t'itSeuh mudee of indective eta.. foning."..—Edinturgli Review, No. X.