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Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers in Town and Country. TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER zz, will be atfted the Comedy of THE COUNTRY GIRL. To which will be added the New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Chandlers by Meifrs. BANNISTER, CHERRY, MATHEWS, Mils DE CAMP, Mrs SCOTT. This Evolin—The Haunted Tower ; with the Weathercock. The Yol:NO ROSCIUS will make his firft appearance this • .:0:1 in the c urfe of the editing week. A new Opera. a new Comedy, and a new Melottrama, are in 41:d will be fpccdily produced. Lloyd's, November 19, dos. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM• MITTEE, had this Day, THOMSON BONAR, Erg. in the Chair, 'HE COMMISSIONERS for conducing Hit MAJESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care and Cultudy of Prifutices of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Monday the 16th day of De cember next, to receive foaled Tenders from loch Perron* as nay be willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of a ?MON, for the Confinement of Five Thoufsnd Prlfoners of War, on Dart moor, Dtmonfliire. Rdolvcd, That a Ge;teral Meeting of the Committee, to which every Member be eipeelally fummoned, be called for Tuefday, the 3d day of December neat, at twd►c o'clock precifely, to teltify the high. Cede the Committee entertain of the lignal Services of the Admirals, Captains, and Officers, who comnunded his Majelty's Ships ; and to take into confideration the Relief to be afforded to the Officers, Seamen, and Marines, who were wounded; and to the families of thofe who nobly fell, in the glctious Action of the sift of Odtober, and 4th ineast. Plans and Specifications will be laid for infpeelion on Moeda, the I Bth day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal ton Dartmoor, near the (pot on which the Prifim is to he built. The Tenders arc to contain Propofals for Priccs for execu ting Work, the including Lvtry Trade, or for any feparate refpcdtively, with the names of fufficient furetics fur trailing the Contrails thereafter to be entered into. This day was pnblifhed, embeillMed with a beautiful frontifpicce from a Dago by Mr.Opie, Price 6s. boards, The Third Edition of poEms.' BY MRS. OPIM " Mrs. Opie's volume of Poems has afforded us much plea lure, and it would have obtained far its Author a very eo:tfidcra• ble reputation, though her fernier work. had helm wholly un known." Edinburgh Revic,,Oetober Ons. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rec. , mid Orme, P.acrnofter-row. Of whom may be had, lately publidied, by the fame Author, a. The Father and Daughter a Tale, in Prole. The Third Edition, with a Frontifpiece, Price 3s. 64. hoard"... 3. Aclehne Mowbray, or the Mother and Daughter, a Tale. la 3 vas. lamo. the ad Edition, price t3s. 6d. in Boards. " We opened with great pleafura a new Novel. from the enter taining pen of Mrs. °picot lady whole uncommon taleots do honour to hater and country. She difplaytd in her pathetic rale of" The Father and Daughter:* a power of svorking upon.the patrons we think unrivalled (perhaps with the tingle cseeption of Mrs. Inch, bald) by any Writer of the prefent tLiy, nor has the failed to affect her Readers with many heart-rending feenes in the Work before us." Critical Re•iew, Feb. ans. susses:trios SINCE 7111 LAST PUBLICATION. The Voluntary Subfcription of a Part of the Crew cf his Majeftfs thip Aigle - - £.!9 1 7 6 Captain Wolfe, his Majcity's Clip Aigle • So so 0 Mr. Fib Palmer - - - 2 0 0 John Ellingfoo, and Wildred Andrews, of his Majefty's Schooner Pickle, one mouth's pay - 2 i 6 6 Lord Fatality (ad futifcririon) - - so 0 0 1 John Hamilton, Fig. his Britannic Mayfly's Conful, Norfolk, Virginia toy o 0 Thomas Twining, Efq. Bengal - - 20 0 0 Mr. Jothua Rowley, Midthiputan, his Majefly's Chip immortality - - - 30 0 . 0 Captain B. W. 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And the Epilogue by Mrs. H JOHNSTON. .6fter which, the New Melo-Drame, with New Moue, Scenes, Drcifes, and Decorations, called _ _ _ The Buildings and Boundary Walls will cover about fifteen Acres ; they are to be conttruetel of Moor Stone, to he broken front the !catered rocks ou the fpot, where there is alto fine ravel, Laid, and water ; they are to be floor,d with timber, and roofed with Timber and Slate, Torr Royal is di Cant from Moreton z 5 miles, from Plymouth 15 nines, from Tavißock fix miles, and from Luphill Qi2ay nine miles, where there is good Lime, and to which there is naviga tion up the Tavy, from Plymouth. No Tenders will be received after Ont o'Clock, on December the t 6th, the day of treaty, nor will soy be attended ttti unlefs the party, or an agent for him, mould attend. RUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. This Evening—The Delinquent; with a new Dance, called the Wild handers ; and the Prifuner at Large. MIIDIZ, the young Lady, who has performed with fuck very extraordinary applaufe in the Theatres of Dublin, Liverpool, Eirmin;ham, and molt of the Theatres in England and Ireland, will make her tuft appearance in London at this Theatre on Saw day next, in the Charader of the Country Girl. and Privates, of the Royal Eatt Middltfcx Regiment of Militia, one day's pap, by Colonel Wood ps o o A. B. Mon f at the Bank Money mind 016 o AN ENTIRE NEW WORK, WITH FIFTY OR MORE ELEGANT ENGRAVDR.S. WORKS by Mrs. WEST. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter.row. t. L ETTERS addreffed to a YOUNG MAN, on his FIRST ENTRANCE into LIFE, and adapted to the peculiar Circumftances of the Prefent Times—in 3 vols. shoo. 3d Edition, ifs. 6d. in boards. a. The Infidel Father; a Novel,3 vols. xamo. x3s. boards. 3. A Goffip's Story and Legendary Tale, a vols. 121110. 4th Edi tion, ys. boards. 4. A.Tale of the Times, 1 vols. ad Edition, 13$. 6d. fewed. 3. 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This day was Bvo prict vs. or rafor rot 6d. The Second Edition, with Additions of fl NSWERS to all the OBJECTIONS hitherto (November ty. ISoc) made agaitilt COW PDX. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. 1 3 11yr:cirri to the Small Poi and Inoculation Hofpitals, and Author of Obfertations on Morbid l'oifons,Bcc. Publifhed Sy J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard : and J. Mui. , ray, in Fleet-ftreet, for the henest of the Small Pos Hofpltal; folt alto at the Hofpital„ and by Mr. Wilke, the Printer, S 9, Chancery- Lane. A few Copies arc printed on common fized Bvo. price as. dd. for Inch as with to bind in colledions. This day were publiflied, in two vok tzmaprice ta.s.in boards, MEMOIRS of CHARLES MAURICE TAL 1Y dc PERIGOR D, one of Bonaparte 's Princi pal Secretaries of State, his Grand Chamberlain and Grand Offi cer of the Legion of Honour, Ea-Billop of Autun, Fa-Abbe of Celles and of St. Dennis, &c. &c. Containing the particulars of his private and public life, of his Intrigues in Boudoirs as well as in Cabinets. By the Author of " The Revolutionary Plutarch." ..Thee Alen ion s cannot fail to be interciting to all Readers who take any iatcreil in the palling events, or in the public characters of She day."—Ar ti Jacobin Review, September, a flos. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-Rivet. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, juft published, The Female Revolutionary Plutarch ; containing Biographical, kiiitorical, and Revolutionary Sketches, Charade rs, and Anec dotes, &c. Embellithed with elegant Portraits of the Queen of Frar.ce and Navarre, the Princcfb of Lamballe, and Madame Bo naparte—in 3 volumes, t MO. price one guinea boards. The HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the REVOLU TION to the PRESENT TIME. This day was publifhed, with numerous and extenfive corredions by the Author, a new Edition, printed in twelve volumes octavo, uniformly with the hiftory of Mr. Hume, price five guineas in hoards, or any two volumes feparatdy; rlis. boards, 'THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from - 1 - the REVOLUTION in 1688, (when Humes Hiftory termi nate') to the PEACE of AMENS in 180 s. By WILLIAM BEI.SHAM, Efq. 111.1cpendently of the acknowledged merit of Alr.Belfham's Hi& a Work of unqueß ionahle fidelity, it claims etpeiial no ..;* the public, as bang the only Hiftory of England by a jingle r. which continues the Hiftory of Mr. Ilinne, with uniform ; . I , ,rn and ability to the prefent time. r.oious have been the expedient to complete the reties of our N:ui el d Hillary; Sniolklt's general work has been garbled and annulated, with a view to [apply a continuation of Hume, to the death of Geo.ll. but the partiality and of hmollett as au hjßm in ti have long been a juft ['skied of complaint, and inch a work .ts Mr. Batam's has, for many years, been among the priti opal literary defideram. Perfor.s,inewever,who are actual/1. pot felled both of Hume a:nl ;:e..:.111,, , t, way purchafe feparately Mr. Bultham's Hiftory of the Reign of Geo. 111. in b volumes, and thus. coraphne their (cries to the Peace of Amiens; or chafe who are p..ff (fed of Mr. Hume's Hiftory only, may, by the purchsfe of Mr. Belftia nes entire work, complete an uninterrupted and uniform furies of our Hiftory, from the earlieft records to the preterit time. Printed for RICHARD Pnietres, No. 6, &lair ftreet. Black friar's, fold by J. Archer, Dublin, E. 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NORR IS'S DROPS. THE Genuine Medicine is diftinguilhed by the name of " Thomas Norris Moore," engraved by favour of his Male-life Conarnifirdntrs on the (tamp round each bottle...- The ferious attention of the Public is ((incited to the above Inver cant information, as it nut limply concerns the char•dter of a Me dicine, whole virtues have hood the telt of long erpesieeee, but is , of effensial confequence to the health of the prefenc and riling ge neration, many evils having arifen from the ivipufition of a dan , geroestrounterfeit. The following Extrset of a Letter is oirA rc d to public obferva tion, as it places not only the efficacy, I,mt fafety, of this valuable fpecific, in a ftriking point of view t " In the beginning of March, a e 2, a fearlet fever raged with great violence, chiefly confined ';‘) children : The fymptoms were violent ficknefs, a bas I.oll(W .ega by an eruption of red fpots all over the body, which theh* ~; reth c y came out inereafed the fever, and ufm - ily terminated f .thiiyin lix or (even days. I was applied t./ by tlx poor of the t j. iib I lived in, where, thong!' a (mall one, ,en children died wi ..6"in a Coact (pace. Knowing, from experience, :he treat efficacy of Lk. Norris's Drops, I had recourfe to them, and was the li",,spy means, under Gen, of faring the lives of more than thirty— .Irtut ore died nodality care. In tome cafes the putrid Pmptoms. were fo alarming as to recuire the Niediciiic with very little every hour; till, with the aid of dilating q u '' r 4, a perfpiratinn was produced, when danger ceated. • I (ball at ail times feel a plrafurc in atteiting this important fad, and confider the publication of it as a duty to fociety ; iu all difurders of children (particularly putrid) I have ever found it an unfailing fpeelfic." (Signed) S. CHAUNCP.Y. • " Ayott St Peter's, Herts." The family bottles, 225. to be had only at the Doetor's honk, No. 2,9, Lower brook.flreet ; ordons for exportation are duly execmed. Smaller bottles, at Its. and es. 9th. told wholcfale and wail, by hitilfr.. Baton and Vo. Nu. tso, thden,httrect• 1 This ey was pnblithed, in r vnl . /2MO. price as. in boarth THE SWISS EMIGRANTS. A TALk By H. MURRAY. a The &Jed% of this well told tale is at once to fet forth the happinefs which may be derived from the prAtice of beneficence in an humble and obfeure Iphere, and to exhibit a moving pidture of the parry of which war is productive."—Monthly Rev. July, 1804. a 'MN is an Inters Ling, affeaing, and inftruetive talc, replete with good fenfe and viva morals. The narrative is ably written, the language is good, and the fentimcnts arc uuesceptionahle." Anti-Jacobin Rev. Feb. Mu. Prhated for Longman, Hurft , Rees, and Orme, Patersofter row. —Sold alfo by A. Conftable and Co. J. Auderfon, and Mundell and Sou, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. lately publilbed, The Morality of Mice ; or, an Inquiry into the Tendency of Fidtitious Narratives, with Obfervations on fame of the molt eminent. In t vol. 12M0. as board+. This Jay was publithed, in four volumes Royal odtavo, Price 31. 311. in Boards, and on fine Paper, price 4 dos. Boards, The Ninth Edition of ADICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE; in which the Words are deduced from the Origi nals, and iUultrated in their different lignifications, by examples from the bat Writers. To which are prefixed, a Hiltory of the Language,xn4 an ENS& Grammar. By SAMUEL JOHNSON, 1.1. D. Printed for Longman, Kuril, gees. and Orme, Pateroofter-rovri J. Johnfon, W. J. and J. ltichardfon, J. Walker, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Airington, T. Payne, R. Faulder,W. Losndes, G. Wilkie, and J. Rabinfon, Scatchcrd and Letterman, T. Egerton, R. Lea. P. Wynne and Son, ] . Stockdale, Crolby and Co. Vernor and Hood, J. and A. Arch, CadeU andDavies,S. Bagger, 3. Afperne, Ogilvy and Son, Cuthell and Martin. Lackington, Allen, and Co. J. Harding, J. Mawman,R. H. Evans, Blacks and Parry, J. Hat chard, J. Booker, W. Stewart, T. 0 ftell, Payne and Maekinlay R. Phillips, Matthews and Leigh, and Wilfon and Spence, York 'lbis day were publillted, in One Volume, Oetavo, Price Bs. 64. hoards, SERMONS. By Sir HENRY MONCREIFF W ELLWOOD, Bart. a D. and F.R. S. Edinburgh; one of the Minilters of St. Cuthbert's ' Edinburgh; and Senior Chaplain in Ordinary. in Scotland to His Royal Ilighnt,fs the Palace of Wets. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row ; and W. Whyte and J.Ahderfon, Edinburgh. " This Volume, we conceived wiU afford the molt loud Calif. faction to the ferious reader; for whole ufe It Is principally in tended, and mull eonur.and the reiped of thofe who are not ha bitually occupied with the fulled to which it relates. They will never be dilturbed with the Author's admiration of himfelf, or his mikonception of the fubjedt, nor will their impatience be excited by any thing puerile, declamatory, vatofe, or inaccurate; they will find every where indications of a vigorous and independent underftanding, and they can fearcely fail to 6e attracted by the unaffected exprefllons of goodnefs and &leerier, which run through the whole publication." Edinburgh Review, No. It. See alfo the Critical Review, September t the imperial Review, Odober ißcs ; and the Chrittian Obferver, Na 7. This gay was publlfhed, Printed on fine paper, with the belt ink, in Limo. price ss. in boards, an improved edition pf DR. R. GREY'S MEMORIA TECHNICA, or Method of Artificial Memory, applied to and exemplified in Chronogy, I !iftory, Geography, A ftrottomy, alto Jewifh, Grecian, and Roman Coins, Weights Meafores, &c. To which arc fob joined Loges Mnemonics Delineated in various branches of Li. tuaturc and Science. Printed for W. Lowndcs, No. 38, Bedford-ftrect. Of whom may . alfo be had, iR, in royal dmo. as. 6d. boards, Bilhop Burnet s account of the Life and Death of John Earl of Rocheder, with a Sermon, preached at his funeral, by the Rev. Robert Patrons, A.M. To which are prefixed, two Criticilms on the Writh.gs of the faid Earl, by the Hon. 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This day were publifitcd. •to Four large Volumes Bvo. with Ninety-fix Ctl e art a cXates, elegantly engraved, priceThreu Guineas in RECREATIONS in MATHEMATICS and NATURAL PHlLOSOPHY—containing antufing differ cations and enquiries concerning a variety of fubjents, the mat remarkabk and proper to excite curiofity and attention to the whole range of the mathematical and philofophical fciences--the whole treated in a pleating and eafy manner, and adapted to the comprehention of all who arc the kaft initiated in tbofe fames. Fire compered by M. Oxanam, of the Royal Academy of &l awns, &c. Paris; lately recampofed and greatly enlarged, In a new edition, by the celebrated M. Moutusla; and cow brit tran- Hand into &With, and improved with many additions and °bar various, By CHARLES HITTTON, LL. D. and F .R.S. And Prole:Sur of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. 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