Star. — London, England, 1801-02-04 00:00:00

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Subjed to filch Conditions of Sete at than ire then and theta produced, (adds difpofed of in mean Time by private . Cootratt.) LOT I. THE Brig i 3 RINCTiVILLIAM, by Reziace Admauremint tl9 Tows. LOT If, The Brig Rcfointion, by fieB 7 ::,;; Adrneafurement 20 Tont. N. B. The above Velfels arc in eaceUem condition for lea. and had a thorough repair ::bout three Talmage, and are now lying at Solva afareiaid.—For further partkulece ingutre or Johph Harries, Efq. at Lianunwas neat Seim. George Jenkins, Auclioneen THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE). TO -MORROW EVENING, February 5, iBoi, will be prefented the new Comedy., called THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. To which will be added the new Pantessinle of HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ; Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY. TMe Evening. -. Macbeth ; with Penland Virginia. 1 2 01LTY-EftGHlll NIGHT. BANS SOUCI. By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lenin CO•ataca LA IN, 'I l a MORROW EVENING, February 5,1130 i, will be pretested at SANS SOUCI, Leicetter-Placa, Leicetter-fquare, an Entertainment, entirely New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART 1. cc. Dregs and his Villa. Ree. Agreeable Company. S. 'Perpetual Yuuth. Song. 'Love and Reafon. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to Kill Wives. Era?. 'Lottery of Wedlock. Soug. 'The Poet and paper. Rce: A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dank. Ssnz. 'Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Naecy. PART IL Rec. The Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club. bong. •Brother Jack. Song. 'The Thing, the Kish Rec. Sailors. and the Go. bong. "Mal Love. Rec. The Mcfs. Rec. A return of Reston. Song. lack at Greenwich. Bong. The Sweets of Lose. Rec. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART 111 Roe. Knelt Coleb. Rec. The Two Dodtors. Song. Highgate Probation. Sons. • The Canary Bird. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. Song. 4 7trotherCup and then. Song. 'Echo. Rm. Which is the war to Rec. The Coup de Grace. Windier ? Song. •The Union. Song. •A little! I he *bele i. written, and compared, and will be fpsken, Tung and accainianieci by Mr. DIBDIN. ROTeS 3s...—Arra 3a—GaDery IL Dom to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to F. , in at fight. Pla:cs fur the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Ditalin's Mulic rirehoufe, Leiedice-Place, Ldeefter-fquare; where may be ha 1. and of Longman and Rees, Paternofterwow, fw Priming by Subfiniption, in Two Quarto Volumes, in- . t•bilbod with forty Plates in aqua delta, and Sateen Vign ea, PIZERVATIONS, the Rcfult of a Too" through almoff rho r hole of England, and a conliderable part of Scotland, in a Series of Letter', written to a large number of intelligent and n-fpeekable Friends, by Mr. DFBDIFI. A Specimen of the Fri= sod a part of the ?idling may be ken, free of exponce, e: Leleefta,Place. The 47th night of the Cake-Houfe will be on Saturday. The Songs in the Cake-Houle arc all publillted, and may be bad at Mr. Dthn's Warehoufe. Sins Simi will continue open Mondays, Thurfdays, and anordaya, during the Seaton. DANCING--PRrvATE Turrictx SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS. NR. HOPKINS has the honour to ir.form the Nosiurv,opNTRy,OI•FICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, and his Friends in general, that he CONTINUOS t• Ste atite! Gentlemen and Ladies in the molt elegant TAIIIIITT Of the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, with all the modern relo - of DANCING the MINUET, LOUVRE, COTILLONS, HORNPIPES, REELS, and ENGLISH Country DANCES after the molt apptovtd and TAINIONOILt STOLE ; and the coolie of their attendance made convenient to themfelvea He alto atte:.,ls at home Inch Ladies Bed Gentlemen as honour him with their addeefs, by in application at his Readance, Coachmaker's Halt, Fortier-tine, Cheapfida. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS Entrufterl with the EnocamoN of Your.. may in a Ihort time have th-m completely formed to appar in the Sett circles with that elegance and diftinguifhed Bare whkb is VICr attendant on pelican:ls and good breeding—a Boarding Schools attended. N.B. The Morning Aeadtany, for Ladles only, is open, and will he continued till his Majesty e Birth Day, from ELT= o'clock tat Three. CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUbLINS. I)OBARTS and PLOWMAN, to bar MAJESTY, and all the ROYAL FAMILY, -re the honour molt rdpeafully to acquaint the Nobility and t.,ttry, that attempts having been rude to impale on the Alit, imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM BKRRY MUALINS, and to fell inferior Articles u Ro ant r s :o,d Pt nwukses MANUTACTVItt, without the leak claim to merit or ingenuity, they arc compelled to inform the Nobility, Itc. that their Manufadtory Is the only one tamp of making Shansberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Wareboufe the only place where they can he bought Genuine. They further requelt Ladles to obf cry e , that an Mu ins , noade in Gown Meets, or in any other manner, and tbid as Ch..mbrrrys, are deßituse of either the Tant s Elegance, or Fa .h!ni of their Manufaftory. Silks, Itifh Poplins, and Ilombueens of their own Mann- More, in the greatdt variety. Merchants Orders executed with the &miaowed onowstec. No. a, Chandos-fireet, Covent-Garden. Per tic CONVENIENCE ief the PUBLIC is GENERAL, RUT ►ARTICULARLY OF OFFICERS ON SERVICES AND PARSONS ON A AAA VOYAGE. J UICE of LEMONS, in a concrete or cryftalifed Rate, tieing the Sire acid part of the fruit in a folid and dry form, refcmhling-in appearance white Sugar Candy : Pre ;Jed only by HtNRY CO nveLL, No. zoo, Temple-Bar, Pleet f.vet. lA:scion; each package figned by hinifelf; and who is fccmitted to refer to the higheß authorities in this kingdom, for tee purity of the preparation. This grateful A c id, no w o btained under the prefent eonve rant and elegant form of Cryfials mull completely anfwers occrY polfible purpefe of *cal Lem oni Juice; and with the& hither advantages, that being M a dry Rate, it Is extremely r"able, *curing very little room, and remaining unchanged so any chilled : and witkaU, being lefa espatfive then Land% a lenon juice. At Sea, it may be Paid to be Invaluable, many of the Odes la , s l'i , 661,1elty's Navy, and in the fervlee of the Hon. Eaft India "*Plmy, have for fume time paft bccn fupplied with it Y, tonfidenble quantity. To be had of Bulkeley, Colwell and Cn. Temple-Bar, °pp°. tt!t tile Temple, London; and at molt of the principal MOM In ou. Kingdom. ' DIXON'S ANTI-AH.I4OS PILLS. ' T HESE Pills are well kniNwn in the private' pr.dlice of the Proprietor, 0 Dnov, Apothecary, 'ad r tt'e tequek of (event Perim, of Diith4tion, who Apothecary, are to v.:horned tn take them, were firft offered to the Addle. . They ere fetid to be an Intellect remedy for Indira's, Cre,Mits in tfie Stomach, Lob of Appetite, Coftivencfs, Sick. Lio'l-lchs, Flatulent's; In the Stomach and Bowels , aril's* " 1 ° Iblicue Humours. Theli Pills are particularly rccoser Itowled to all perfont whole Stomach and Head ate difordcrok irc fret living, which fymptorne they never nil to remove. TEcy are likewife a good aperitive, and a clear:kr o( fallow °ln:calms from obltruttions in the Liver end other rade% and will prove a valuable addition to a Medieino-Cheft in bag "Ples., as, by their frequent age, they will prevent th at " 40 te of Wilt which Forcedly occurs In hot climates. Their v ' I'm depend% on the Bate of the Romach, and do not re it*: any plot niment or particular diet. ( - 75 Ioncnones, of Harpur-Itmet. Red-Lion-6mm, has been IP' :My cured of a bilious complaint of lodg Banding• whlrb * l .•nntr Idled in the warmer cantata, and totally given up by .. Phyticiatoi. .std arholtiale and retail at Crime and SIITLIteI Genuine " . ' 1:611 .! WareLnufe, No. 4, chespride, Dear St. Peers, in "" .11. td. za at and In large bows, eantairdeg 6* ,te 3d. 7 ". at One Outooa gawk, ear iseoded, with direNenur by O. Dues. ENGLISH LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the ad of March dot. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of L. 30poo , ' a - 20.003 3 --- tc,coo 4 54 0 0 6 - 2000 4 0 1,000 16 _ 3 0 0 54 „___ 200 too .---, 30 17,200 -- s II Half a Million of Money Sterling In priacs. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under t Firit-Drawn Ticket 35th Day 4 .10.030 Ditto 29th Day 20,600 Ditto 331 Day 33,000 Ditto 40tDa 2;330 The Prizes of tills Lottery wi ll bepaid at the ufual time In full Reding money, without any difcount or deduction. '[ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS ;re felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE In Englarul,Scotluidat,d Ireland. And the Prizes paidon demand. PRLSENT PRICE. Ticket C.t7 5 o Half 816 o Eighth 2 .1 0 Qcarter 4 9 o Sixteenth 1 3 3 •„ • 'erfons in the country may be fupplled with Tickets or Shoes the tame as if prefent, by fending Poft Office Orders, good Bills, Cal, or Bank -notes, to any Licenfcd Lottery Oliec. PURCHASERS IN THE LOTTERY SECURED FROM LOSS.--No.,{, Cornhill. I .ondon. MERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY SOCIETIES, and the Public in general, are rcfpeafully informed, that all Tickets and Sturcs porchdcd itt the prdcnt F.nglifh Lott, ry at the above Old Eftablithed OfS:e, It T. , sii, (one of the Contraction with Government for the ;.,4 1 I .ot tcry.) engages to take back on the Saturday before the Draw ing, or return the purchafe money, fhould Tickets or Shares be lower than the prefect Price. Purchafers at the absve Office will therefore have the double advantage; they MAT CAIN, BUT CANNOT Lon. Tickets and Shares are felling in the greateft variety at the fame Pr.ee as At every other Office of Credit ; and Pcrfons in the Country, delirious of baying Tickets or Share may be (up ' plied the fame as If prefent, by fending Poft Office Orders, good Bills at that clates,jank Notes, or Calh, to the Old Eflablifficd Office ' No. e, Consist% London. The FC'ICIlle of the Lottery this year is univerfslly approv ed, and contains the following Capital Prizes. I a Of 3 0 4 00 4 of SP OO 10.000 6 2,0e0 g 10,000 to 1,000 16 of Soo, fice. Tickets and Shares regiftcred ; Money for the Prize, as boon Draws; and all Barters relative to the Public l'uuds trans ' acted with fidelity and difpateh. by T. Bids, Stock-Broker. SECOND OF NEXT MONTH THE. STATE-LOT TERY COMMENCES DRAWINU. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale, by RICHARDSOK GOODLUCK, and Co. at A- 16 their Scented State Lottery Offices, No. toe, Curehill; No. S, oppofite the King. Mews, Charing-Crofs, Loodon ; and at Norwich: Where the following Capital Prises have been Sold and Shared in the lalt Three Years: LAST STATE LOTTERY, The lira drawn Tid:et, 26th Day, No. a 6,883, In a Half, a Fourth, and two Eighth Shares _ - 36 489, In two Fourths, two Eighths, and four Sixteenths - - - 10,000 • "hats, In one Fourth, one Eighth, as: 1 ten Sixteenths - - - 10,000 11,915, In a Half, a Fourth, as Eighth, and two Sixteenths - - - SA OO 11.4. 1 65, In a Half, two Eighths, anal four Sixteenths - . - - 1,000 25,938, In [lateen Sixteenths - - s,OOO 14,755. la a Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and two Sixteenths IN WHOLE TICKETS, o. No. 19,496 -C. to,coo N I,llla - C. 10,000 g 0,139 - 5,000 i Not I, - 5,000 2 90154 - 10,00 0 41.64 6 - sr= ALSO LO TEILY, 1791, No. 124 0 7. In !lateen Sixteenths - - £.30,0*3 And in former Lotteries a great Proportion of Capital Prima it ichardfan, Goodluck, and Co. recommeni an immediate Purehdfe, as Tickets and Shares will continue to rife. CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Rai Acted, by HORNSBY and Co. S Priori of Thirty Thonfand P.llllllk Pried of Twenty Thourand Penedo. s Prizes of riftrcn Theorem! Parands. 13 Pratt...4l'ra Thourestl•Puundk ay Prize, of Fit 'rhouranal Pounds. 30 Pr:zet of Two Themfand Potr:,is os Prises of One Tbourana Pounds. pi Prises of Fitz Hundred P.urdi. ENGLISH STATE. LOTII.Rti, pantos DRAWING 21A0CII 2. dol. 11Ticks's, ll.drcs, Q . lnrters, Eighths,s, 2teenthg, are now felting, in great varicty of Numbus, asden e loweft ea th The Money tor the Prises paid on Demand, by HORNS3I' and Co. Stnck-Brokea:. At their old-eftebliflaed Stare-Lottery office, (Licalfral parfliant to Aft of Paiiamint,) 562. 26. COVithln. (*poke the Royal Excesmi;e, London ; Alio at l Zvetposl and. Exeter. Cormet Hum. Thad andßegider Boobs are kite, and Tian* said Shan.% rt planted, at Slop nee ptr Number. ir °Mar. accompanied with good Bails, parable at fight or of a abort date. will be pundtually attended to, leotard!. on tbe fame term* if prtifeat. • Listen (poft paid) dal tanflvere.l, and Schomer gratis. All Share' fold it tisk Office will he Ramped, as, et..thl. to Ad of l'Arliunint, with the waled*" State-Lptrery Bank, lead:.. and South-Sea Stocks, withtic feveral An ' unities, and all binds of Goverument Secur.• n.Dugat and I fdd it/ Coostaidaos. AND INARDDIS. T a COMMITTEE of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY, held at the Ts ealltrez's Houk Borner's- RrOet, on Friday; the 23d day ofianuary, tBot. WILLIAM MARSH, fq. in tbe 'bins Refolved, That the following Addnis to the Public at large be made by this Committee: In a Nation which may well be called the Nation of Hu manity, wherein re:Lively a tingle calamity throughout all sic range of human afilidlions remains without remedy or refouree, it is a matter of furprife and regret coat no permanent provi fiws has been yet formed for the Orphans of ourbrave Seamen. It is propofed, therefore, to raife up a Monument of National Gratitude to their fervices, in order to teftify our feelings for the Fathers by our protection of their Children. And if ever there was A moment to call forth the great and united fentimenti of patriotifm and benevolence fur fuch a wife and merited undertaking, it is the prefect proud one of Bridal Comm 2-cial Opulence, Naval Triumph, and unparalleled . Prota...tion, the Warden Wall: of Old England have afforded not only to this N..tion public fecurity, wh.rein is contained every matt', individual fecurity, but our Navy haw proved tilt broad thield of the Unlvcrfc. As the free enjoyment, thavfore, and aurtneniation of pub lic profperity, as the (ability of the Threw and the ..11;.ar, and the leen rite of our lives, libirties, and property arc dear to ufb let us chi rilh and maintain the helplefs Orptrint, whofc Fa thers, by their valour, have fecund thole bleffings to us. Let us confider them as heirs of Public rratitude, as children by adoption of the whole Nation ; and let them be reared as a body of future strength and proteel ion for this Empire, attach ed to it, at they will be, by p .ternal example, and by all the ftronr and early ties of gratitude and education. 'finis formed, they will come forth upon the fame element whereon their Fa thers fought, infpired to conquer as on their tombs, andsde termined like them to live amidlt triumphs, or to die ansldft latirels. To the found We, therefore—to the patriotifrn and huma nity of Britons we appeal in behalf of there Orphans, calling on the Nation colledlively and individually for their rapport, and chiefly on the Natal Body, whom w: invoke by all their fellow-feelings for the fatherlefs Children of their brave Bro ther Sailors: And we call ourfeivrs iikewife on the fame manly fympathy in the bollonts of Military Men. We feel a well founded confidence alfo that the opulence ot great Commercial Filablifhtucnts, as well as of individual M. 'Thant:, will not on this oceafion fwerve from that charadteriltie trait by which an Englith Merchant is dillinguilhed over the Globe, namely, by manly gcnerufity. Our appeal, however, mutt reach to all who value that fucurity which they enjoy in their public rights and private happinefs addrcfs eurfelves, therefOre, net only to the great la nded, Coeumer:ial, and Prufefflonal in ters-Its of this Nation, but to every Mau who feels for his Country, his Family, or himfelf. Apd'wc fubmit our eau& to the protean power and bente , 4:nca of all his Malelly's &Unifiers, and peculiarly to the Lord: of the Admiralty. By Order, C. CUPPAOP See . . . , P. S. It Is highly nee IL ry to inform the Put lie on tais oe carton, that this Inftitution has undergone a change, not only ' in its Name. formerly " The &RIM National Endeavour," and now "The NAVAL Ass. roux," but has been committed to other bands for its Rove-mutant. It was originally undertaken %kb a different &Agri to the prefent one, by a petfun named As:oat:a Timm 'sem, who havins colleted esarly 20001. from the Public, appointed him felt to the principal °dices, and held the Eliablilliment and all its concerns fulely in his own hands. Some dreumhances, however, of a queftionable nature, having come to the know ledge of the principal Subferibers a Meeting of there Gentle men was called, for the Aril dine, at the Thatched Houfe on Friday, the sth of December lilt, by defire of his Royal High nefs Prince Augultus Frederic, and the Right Honourable Lord Delgrave. On an invcftigation of the affairs of the Inftitution, which took place at that ft I. etinl, it was defttied cgpsdient by the Princes. Nshlemen, and U, admen pr.tfttnt, to form a tempo rary Committer for further iuquiry, and for the management of the concer ns of the Inititutisnr; and Mr. Aneirew Thumpfon was delivered uver to thiquit hand of the LAW. Benefaelloyi and Annual Suhfcrimiuns fur the fupport of this Charity will be received by Merril. Mares, Sibbald , and Cu. Berner'.-itrect ; Madre Drummond, Charing-Crofs ; William Fenntlcrey, Treafurrr ut the Haute of Hammerfley, and Cu. Pali-mall; FErrIA, tarqnhar, and Co. St. James's Street; And Co. ditto; Down, Themton, and Free, Bartholo mew-lane; Martin, Stones and Foote, Eombard-ltrect ; Vere, Lueadoe, and Co. ditto; Meax ld'hiteilead and Co. Cateaton ftreet ; and by the Setretery, No. 13, Warwick-Area, Golden iquare. IPSWICH. SUFFOLK. VALUABLE STOCK OF TtKEER, DEALS; Ste. TO SR SOLD IT AUCTION, By Roper and Doughty. (who are diffolving P.utneHhip,) On Monday the i6tb February 'Set, and following Days, ALL the Stock of Timber and Deals, confilting of ACM 300 Loads of exceeding good Martel Timber, and a large quantity of Red ruhl White Wood Deals, (timely 3 inch whitewood,) in all About 40„teDd Standard Deals, Bitten., Half Deals, and Palings; Oak and Fir Plank, Scant ling., Was, and Rlekirs ; about woo Feet of MAO ; any, turn tS to 42 lathes in breadth, which has been tan years fawn Into Inch Board', Clapboards and Logs; Tiling. Rougheaft, and Cieling Lath.; Lathwoo.i. and lit Staves • a variety of fecund-hand Rahn and Frames, Doors, and B uilding Mate dais, Ste. Rt. The Pale to begin at 20 o'clock, with the Timber on the bore near St. Marina's Ship-yard , dad the whole, if pofftlile, will be fold in sac day. Catalogues may be had, on Friday the t3th, at the Bank Coilechoufe, London ; Nag's Head, I.rus ; Angel, Norwich; Bear, Yarmouth ; Half Mosa, Busy; Black Boy, Chelmsford Cum Colehefter ; Cups, Harwkh g Packet. Manni , tgtrec i White Han, Mewl:ll2Am; White Lion, lyre ; King's Head, Difs ; Crown, Sudbury; Lfaa.Hadlei s l,; Bell, Saxmundliam ; Crown, Woodbridge; or at die Acemnpling-boofe, Ipfwieh. FREEHOLD MANOR MCD EsTATE IN HAMPSHIRE, TO II BOLD IT AUCTION, * MR. WHITE, At CIAITZWiy'I Ceicia-Houle, Mange Alley, London, on U'rabiefslay the astit day of February nett. at Is o'clock, AVAI.UABLE and truly detirable FREE tiom rsT.vrE, Stuart in thr Parith of FIRM. in the Comity of Southampton. dittant one mile from Wry ill, four (rout Andover, Sateen front Wincheßer, and thirteen from liahlburyr- The Manor, or reputed Manor or Lordship of FIRM, when. wife Fyfehead. co-extenfive with the PariOi, with the Tabery, Royalties, and-Apouncoanees, esti-alive and traluabie Wood* and Woodlands. abosnding with genie; a good Masten or tarns-Heide, with commodious Granaries, Bann. Stables, Out-haute., Gardans, Orchards, and rich Arabic Paiture and Meadow lend, in a high Rate of Cultivation, and plentifully (applied with fine Springs of Water; the Whale onmaining, by Aahnralaremant, ala Acres, 2 Roods, 7 Pe►ches, and mem al with other Lands, by Mr. Htggerre, for a Tenn which will expire as the loth Day of Odobes, t So•t. T. be viewed until tin Sale, by applying to Mr Higrent. the Tenant, of whom printed Particulars may be had: alto of Mars )ohnfon and Oalhell, queco-fpurr, London, Mr. Bird, foliokor, Andover ; Star inn. Andover; White Harr, %Mary ; White Ham Winebetter ; the Print:rad the SAW bury Journal. Hampfhire Chroaicia, and Reading Mercury; to the rhea of fair ; and of Mr. White, Prfn-e's-Rrset, Ito ' rcia Liatc,Wcitn.infta, where • gam may busks,. NAVIGATION AND LONGITUDE. WILLIAM GARRA RD, Examiner of Of, fees in LUNAR OBSERVATIONS, to the Ho. nourable EaR India Company, at No. 2., Nag's Head-court, Grace Church-ftrect, and at the Old Eftablifted Naval Aca demy, Ormond Houle, Cheifca, where he continues to Heard and Qualify young Noblemen and Gentletr.aa in Navigation and Prualcal Soma/Alp, and every requilito to compote tko Sea O ffi cer. AWo In his new method of reducing Lunar Ob. irritations. Emetioned by the Honourable Board of Longitude, Honourable Trinity Houle, and the EaR India Company.—. His new Lunar Tables are now delivering to the Si;bferibers and others, and may be had either at his Mice in Town, or ag the Academy. ANN LOVATT. lAtim LOVATT, of John and Mary A Levan, iOnrerly of Brockton, in the Parifh of Berkf wick, in the County of Stafford, will apply at the Office of Mr. Vernon, at the graft Works near Stone, in the Paid Conne. of Stafford, the will heAr of fomethiug very greatly to her atl, vantage. N. B. The raid Ann I.ovatt was, about 20 years ago, a Conk in the family of the late Earl Talbot, at his Lordibip's Mouth ik London, and has not been hard of liner. if any Perfun will give information either of her Death or place of Stridence, they will be handfomely rewarded for their trouble by the Paid Mr. Vernon. This dry was publiOsed, A Nrw Eaton: price . as. 6d. bOund, of FABLES by JOHN GAY; illuffrated With Notes Hatorical and Explanatory. 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Dedicated by fpecial perudfbou, to his Majelly, of a now as 4 pradital w ort, entitled, ' ['HE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPXDIA ; or, A Concife Aualyfts of fuels Difeoveries, Inventions, and Improvements, as are more Immediately applicable to the par. poks of Lift: comprehending whatever dcf.rves to be known, or may tend to promote National Profperity, in tint various Branches of Rural and Domenic (Economy : calculated for tll ere of Private Families, but more efpecially for the accommoy dation of thofc who are not Inclined to purchafe the more T. luminous and expenfive Works. By A. F. M. WILL:ICH M. D. Author of the Leanne , ' on Diet and Regimen. London: Printed for Murray and Highlcy, No. 32, Fleet' Rr•a ; Vcrnor and Hood, Poult. 9; G. Kearney, ileet-ftrett H. D. Synu.i.ds, and 1 bonus Hurlt, Pat..rnolter-row ; the Author. CONMITONS. r. This Work will be handfonuly printed on a new Type, raft purpofely,for it, and on a line Dory P:iper, in Ero. 1. 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