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'9 -. 4 ,_ ... ( 4 :if, '- • --, r. . • ..- 0,... ( , ..... • ,- -•-.... 's • , ) ,_, • ), ----, . - --A L• f • ''. • • ..../.- ' 3 . 14% ‘. , • A iniergres .1- _......_ . NUMBER z 2 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 25, IBos, will he aged the Comedy of THE WONDER. After which, the New Ballet, called TERPSICHORE'S RETURN. To which will he4dde! the New Farce. called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Charadlers by xrcan.BANNISTFIL CHERRY, MATHEWS, Mifs DE CAMP, Mrs SCOTT. Fvenins—The Vaunted fnwer ; with the Weathercock. •:_•y• The Tolima Rolm's will make his firft appearance this it.z.Zon in the e , uila of the enfuing week. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT', isiOVEMBER. 25; 1805, will be aeted the New Comedy. called THE DELINQUENT; Or, SEEING COVIP.INY. After which the New atnce, called THE WILD ISLANDERS; Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN. To which will be added the Mufical Farce of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. This Eveniur—The Country Girl; Peggy, by Mifs Monte, (being her first appearance in London) ; after whk.ll the Dance of the Wild Winders; and the Miler. GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAW ING FEBRUARY 3, doh. SCHEME. 3 of i, so coo are ,C 60,000 3 10,000 30,000 3 3.000 13,0:0 3 2, - 03 - 6.c00 8 t o ox, .... Loco 20 5 00 - 10.000 50 - 100 ..- 5 4 :"' 3 210 - 5 0 - 6,000 5,000 Firft•drawtz TlAlts 14 .... I topco ss,coo Tickets ,t, 250,000 PART OT TVS ARAVt CAPITAL,. F irft-drawn 'Fieket, ait Day, 4 . 10,630 Ditto 4th Day, a 0,0613 Ditto 6th Day, 10.000 Ditto Bth Day, 3. 4 3 - -0 Ditto 1-th Day, 1,000 'TICKETS anJ :MARES are felling at every LICENCE!) LOTTERY OPFICF.—PAESENT PRICE. Titket C l 9 11 0 Half L 9 19 0 I Fightls La it 0 Q,...oarter s t o Sixteenth z s 6 ••• An early porthole is otiviled, as the Mt 5,000 Ticketl will b: entitled to 221. each, befides theft- chance of the Capital). MONEY. AITESSRS. WILLS and CO. refpeelfully inform .ill Noblemen and Gentlemen, &c. they have ennfiderable Sums of Money to lend on terms equal to Mortgage (mired on Free hold, Copybold, Leafehold, Land, or Hoar', Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointure., Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property. Perfons of refpedtability may be fupplied with Sums to any amount,on their perfonal feenrity only. Gentlemen wilt not only find every liberal accommodation, but avirhoot delay.—Application from twelve till two. or letters (port paid) addrelfed to Mein. Wills and Co. No. to, South.ftrect, Zerkeky-fquare, will be attended to. UNIVERSrrY of OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN. THE NOBILITY and GENT'R'Y, who may have otcaftoo to vint or trawl through OXFORD. are moll re . Aleftfully foliated to ordertheirCarriagea to the ROEBUCK. INN, tstrh-nt capital Hodes and experienctdDrino are ready to f o rward, them at the realiatiable rate of ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to thole Families, or Perkins, who may with to continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monunisnts of art, elegant edifices, and curiofttiest dciniited in this celebrated Uni xrrlity, the Roebuck Inn affords a genteel and conifor able abode, where the. =mutt attention is p.dd, and wberc the charges arc moderate. scarr's I ILAC BLOOM AND PINK DYE. 'lro Colour Sill: Stockings—the fiat of thefe gives the Illaffnm liur, In much admired by many in New Silk Stoeltinls r k alio dyes Silk, linen, Mulliti.Tiffeny, Galore. SSC the (elicit Purple, Lilac, and Violet, &c. of various, tints, at pleafitte, and a tolerable Maronc Colour. Likewife, SCOTT'S PINK Dr r. polrelling the like qualities, equally beautiful and approved. Price as. 6d. each Packet, with printed Inttruclions. Scott's Liquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark Linen with a Pen that will not difcharge, Superfine Prepared Wa ter Colours, and all neceffaries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre pared and Sold Wholefale an.t Retal, at his ManufaCtory. No. 411 y, near Bedford-flrcet, in the Strand, London, and by i :oft re- Ilpeclable Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifh Dominions. Be attentive—the Proprietor's name is marked on the outride of mry Packer, none other is Gamin,. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching iallatitly removed by WHITE IIEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, univerldly camped for it: extraordinary F.ilicacy in Rheumatifme, t'alfies, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain re medy his been unknown .or negledted, and the Chilblains have *dually broke, ViIitTEFIRAD's FAMILY CERATE will cafe the pain, and veil fpecilily heal them. Pieper, d and fold by R. lo tisTem, Apothecary, tc, Grea ftreet, bob°, London ; the F.lFence and Pills at 23. od. each—the Create at ts.tid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom,—•,,* The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name nf R. JOAIN,TON inierted on it. STIR A CIA'S ITALIAN OILS, for making the HAIR. GROW. THE unexampled fuccefs of the above Oils for the lalt zz Years, in rellonng the Hairom Bald Places, making it grow thick and long, and preventing its falling off after Binds (which it will do in 24 hours) by re-invigorating the roots; its in itucence and virtue fet an other Compolitioret for the hair at an ins meafaratsle diftanc‘-rFor Horfes, the Oils are a certain remedy in retoriag the Hair on Kotler Knees, and of Its natural colour,which has been experienced by all the Sporting Gentlemen in this coun t[ y, particularly by his Grace of Qyseenlberry and Sir John Lade. A:dere:mew the firft Families may be had at the Proprietor's id...ft., No. 24, Newman-ftreet, Oxford-ftrea ; and fold by ap pointment, at Mr. Golding's, Nu. 42, Coolant; Bayley and Blew, cock fpu r Rivet; Mr. Witham's, Nu. 41, Pall Mall; Mr. Hum. phrq, No. z tB, Oaford flue, at ss. pee pot, or 21. t 4%. the Dozen . Not kfs than half a dozen at the wbolefale price...—N. B. The Stiracia's Italian Oils are always fold in Pots. TUNBRIDGE WARE REPOSITORY, Na 3, Cheapfide, Corner of Paternoila Row. M DUNNETT reipeaftal,ly Acquaints the Nobility AUL. and Public in Geneval, that his rooms are ftored fur the feafon with a complete co/lee:ion of real Tunbridge Ware, which fur beauty and elegance arc nut to be equalled. 'They coedit of Work and Tea Tables, Dego and Boxes fur Wridtig, Drawing, F l i rt i ng . an d D r eir do p....Work Bags and Baikets. Card and Cot ton Boxes, bandfonse Otbinets, Flower Stands, Fire Screens, Card Racks, Book Shelves, and Jewell Boxes, Tea Cb 11 sand Caddies, Tambour Frames and Spinning Wheels, Tunbridge Ware, 'I ur vier,- of all forts, a variety of white wood Arti‘Jcs, pr pared . for ladies'owis painting. C. crofts that the additions and improvemars he has made in the above ufellsl ornaments, will merit that patrotiazi. and encou ragement which he has ix hornier (carom; experienced. Merchants . 1 Captains of chips, and Shopkeepers fupplie.l as ufual, on the lowed strano. Z.B. Oki Tunbridge Ware repaired and new varnithed. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ii, 180. TRANSPORT efFICE LONDON, Othier TO II bUILDERS, &c. PRISONERS OF WAR, DARTMOOR. THE COMMISSIONERS for condulting His MAJESTY'. TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care and Cufbdy of Prifoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Monday the etch day of De cember neat, to receive foaled Tenders from fueh Perfons av may be willing to CONTRACT far the BUILDING of a pitISON, for the Confinement of Five 'llouf.mlPrifoners of War,on Dot moor, Devonfhire. Mort and Specifications will be laid for infpedian nn Monday the 18th day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal ton Dartmoor, nor the fpot on which the Prifon is to be built. The Tenders are to contain Propof.ds for Prices for execu ting Work, the including every Trade, or for airy fcparsre Trades refpet9i•iely, with the names of fafficicut foreties for fulfilling the Contrails thereafter to be entered into. The Buildings and Boundary Walls Will cover about fifteen Acres; they are to be conftrudted of Moor Stone, to be broken from the li:uttered rocks on the fpnt,where the is alfo fine gravel, rand, and water ; they are to be floored With timber, and roofed with Timber and Slat; Tory Royal is diftant from Moreton is miles, from Plymouth C 3 miles, front Taviftoek fit miles, and from Lophil Quay nine miles, where there is gond Lime, and to which that is naviga tion up the Tavy, from Plymouth. No Tenders will be received after One o'Clock, otiDeeember the z6th, the day of treaty, nor will any be attended to, unlefs the party, or an agent for him, mould attend. TO ERAZIERS. WANTED immediately a g o n d W or k man i n t h e • above Line—,mn(tant Employ and good Wagc% All rea- Conahle Travelling Expenees will be paid.—. Apply (pelt }mid) to Mr. George Harvey, Weymouth. TO COPPER MELTERS AND REFINERS. WAN FED, a Workman who is well prathfed iti the Melting and Refining of Copper fit for Rolling into Sheets and bolts. Any one competent to this ButMers, tray meet with conftsnt Employment, by applying, by letter, to A. B. at NO 3, St. George's lquare,, Portfmouth, Rating where, and how long be has been employed, and upon what terms he is willing ta engage. ISLE OF THANET. NEARIMARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the atft day of Noventber,lB,3s, (unlefi ((newer agreed for by Private Contrail)) in (mall convenient Lnts, ' T HE ES FATES SHOTTENDEN, adj*ining to Margate, on the Canterbury Road—For partic.durs 21,1 a plan of the Eftates. apply to Mars. Macdnugal anti Hooter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr. mitt, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys di; Tenant, will Inv the Land. lANCOLNSHIR h. TO BE BOLD BY KURA l'E CONTRACT, A VERY valuable ES I'ATZ, lituate in the Pa tifhes of Whapiude and Holbeach, in a Ring Fence, conlift ing of the Manor or reputed Manner of Littlehury, m!el fundry Farms, contaitirg t3911A. tR. 27:. of very rich Feeding l.and, three hundred Acres of whle h are at prefent under the. plough, and the remainder rrincinally Old Swarth. The Buildings are in complete Repair, and fume of them ne.vly erefted %% thin theft two years. -The Land Tax is redeemed. The Eitate is let to rapecta laic 'tenants at eafy Rents, on Leaks of which three tears are un expired, when a very conGilerable improvtanent ma be made, and is fituated near a Navigable River, eight Miles from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from Holhcaeh, and twelve front Wit beach, all good Market Towns, and the Road: good, and one hundred Milts front London. Fnrthet particulars may be had,nn application to MelTrs. Fofter and Bonner, in Spar ling, who will thew the I:date; at Mtffrs Nicholfon and Uptuds Office, and Mr. Jonathan reale.Surveyor; Imtb in. Leeds; and .etas. Foster, Cooke, aid FfrlC, Lincoln's inn Relds, London, where Plans of the Eltme may r.e hen. LORD NELSON'S LAST VICTORY. r rHE Public are refpeftfully informed, t h a t, exc li a . -IL five of the ufual eorredions, including all the recent Promo Lions of nag and other Officers, 6E1.1:1A LIST of the ROYAL NAVY, correEted to the ift of December, will contain an accu rate and el.rantly engraved Plan, from authorit y, of the important RATTLE off CAPE TRAFALGAR, with a Deferiptiou of that Et.glgemeht ; alfu the now Regulations refpetting Matters, a Lift of the late 129turzs, RISE OF CHAUCHARIYtt MAPS. MR. &roc:Ku A I.E infornis the Pi& that the timc to which he has limited the fate of CHA U- Cit.% RD's celebrated Twenty-Seveu Sheet Folio Map of al:: whole or Gcno.oy, Italyakc. at the prefent price, WRI expire on the 3s ft December, ribs. It will therefore be cannoned until that period, at only Six Guineas, including the dekriptlon of tunic Couotries, in ane Volume Royal Ito. but any Copies which tiny remain tutfold after that date. will be advanced in price to ri:;:tt Guineas ---A Subfcriber's Skit imprciaon, a parka:l32ly flue Copy, may be had, price ill. tts—No. Picc4nly. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This d-y waq wail/led, price 31. Gd. hound, ornamented with 17 Cutr,defigortl and engraved on Wood, by Air. &wick, the Fourth Edition of THE BLOSSOMS of MORALITY ; intended for the arnufentent and inftruction of YJUNG LADIES and GENIC F. 114 EN. 1 1 'Anted for J. Harris, 3eatcherd and Letterman, B. Croety and Co. Darton and Cu. I.ackington and Co. J. Walker, and Vernor and Hood. Where may be had, written by the fame Author, stud adorned with Cuts by the fame Anil}, price 34. 6d. bound, The Looking Olaf's for the Mind, or intellretual Mirror. This day were pablithed, In Three Volumes, a smo. Price ass in Boaarts, MEMOIRS of BRYAN PERDUE. A NoTEL. By THOMAS HOLCRO PC. Printed for Lonymrn, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paterptafter•row. Of whom may be had,juft pedaled, The Second Edition of ADTLINIC 11107/111t•r, or the MOVIEII and DAM:TITER, a Talc. By Mrs. Opie. la 3 volt. tamp. Price 13t. &Litt Ltolrd... GOOD'd TRANSLATION OF Ltit.:R ETIUS. This day was rublitbed, in Two 14rge Volumes Quarto, embellithed, with elegantly engraved Fronapieces, Price Four Guineas in hoards, THE NATURE of THINGS: a DidaCtic Nati Tran Dated frirn the Latin of TI rus LtICRE TIUS CARUS, accompanied with the original lext, and illuf traced with Notes Phildogical and Explanatory. Ey JOHN MASON GOOD. Printed for Longman, Hurlt, Rees, and Orine, Paternofter-row. •.• The original Text is from Mr. Wakefield's Edition, re printed by content of the Proprietor, and the few variations from it that occur in the tranfl ttion are fpecified in the Notes alone, that its integrity might not be infringed upon. 'fhis day were publidsed, In Three Volumes, Crown Odtavo. price ti. 75 in boards, qPECIMENS of EARLY ENGLISH METRL CAI. ROMANCES, ebt.fly written (hiring the early Put of the Fourteenth Century to which is pre*, d an Hitt • .al In trodudlioo, intended to il:uitrate the Rile a. d 'Towels of Roman tic Comp:At:on in France and England. By GEORGE ELLIS, Erg. Printed for Longman, Hurft,Recs, and Orme, Paternoller.row; and A. Cosalt.dak and Co Edinburgh Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Specimens of the Early Ertel.% Poets, to which is prefixed, an Historical Sketch of the Rit. and Progrefs of the EugiiiL Poetry and I .anguage, in 3 sols.crown Bvo third Edition corrected, price ts. W. in boards. Fl AXMAN's HOMER. . . This day was publidicd, a new Editiot,Tvith additional Plates, price al. It, each, of A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS, to illotlirate the ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER; from the Compofi tiom of JO ;iN FLAXMAN, R. A. Sculptor to the King. For this Edition new Engravings of the Odyffey have been made under the Deligner's infpretion, and are now puhlifhcd in England for the ac it time ; it is to be ohfervcd th.tt the Italian. French, and German Edition. are copies trims this, the ori;inal Wore. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row ; 11. H. Evans, Pall Mall ; W. Miller, Alhemark-itrect ; and J. and A. Arch, Cornhill. 'Mete Works altogether cordift of Ts Prints (eleven of which ars: from new I)efirio.) reprefenting in reiuLir fined :ion the tnries of the Iliad and Odyll4, with Deferiptions of their sub jed3 and Extraels from l'opc's Trannation ursan each Pate. The Jreifes, Habits, Armour, Implemesits of War, Furniture, &c. are all of Clxibcal Authority. Of the abcve PublilLcrs may be had Mr. Flaxman's Efchylus, price xl.lt s 6d. HEMORRHAGr. ........ This day was pnhlfhtd in One Volume ()awn, Wolk:Red with fifteen copper-platca, price Half-a•Guio,a in bowila. A T REATISE on the PROCESS employed by Nature in fupprefting the HEMORRHAGE trim Di: vided and Punctured A:lei-feu, and on the ufe of 'be Ligature; concluding with Obfavations on Secondary 1-I,:r‘torrlive. N. B. the wit , ' cr. de:lto:cc'. from AN EX PENSIV e. SERIES of EX PERIMEN I'S, and ifiultrated with liftcen co; per plata. By J. El). JONES, M.D. Membcr O the !Loyal C.61/egc of Surgentig. Printed for RICHARD Piiti.cm, No. 6. Bridge-Greet. Black. friar,; fold tir Guthrie and •I sit, and by E. Balfour, Edinburgh, by W. Gilbert, Dublin , and by Bookfellers. Of whom may ails be ti el, jun. publilhed, Mr. Yon NG on the NAT Y. I:aud AcrloxofC. cut, with a ifiLw to toe ellablifhment of a reg Jar mode of (bat by natural separation, price at. 6d in hoards. GEOGRAPHY on a NEWPLAN, (or SCHOOLS. Being an entertaining aucladirtietive companion for the Rifing Cuienitton. This day was puhlifhed, price: as 6d. ucnly hound, or printed on hue toolicap p..per, price 3i. 6d in boards, en.bcildhul with a very uhful Frontiffieee, A N EPITOME of GEOGRAPHY, in Three Parts —arranged after a new marner, :.nd enlivened by Re ferences to anciett and modern hdlory. Second Edwion, with confiderable additions and improvemenri. By JOHN EVANS, ANL Mailer of a Sembrary, for a litmted number et l'upiie Vull:rea 40W, igill•KOn. An ufrful introduction to Geo graphy, wf:ich the Author printed for the affiltance of his own Pupils, and w tnty be adopted with advantage ill other ~trtioaries of litforafion. Crake) itevit w for Lweember !Soh London: Printed fa r H. D. Symnntiq, Peernoiter-rnw. . . N. 13. A new Edition a Mr. Evans Sequel to the " Sketch of the denominations nr the Chriftian World," will Ix putilifhed in few d..; a, with great additions. NEWTON'S PRINCIPIA. Nature arid Nature's Laws lay hid hi Night: laid—Let Newton aft was light. Pore. day was puhliftied, Dechalted by pcmillion to the Rsv. MASICLLYNE. F. R. S. Alt, onomer Royal, complete iii Seven p uu, price qu. each, the whole forming ',three hsnilfonie Volumes livo. price tl. 7s. in boards, illidtrated by u.iwards or .0 Engraving., and cube!. billed with an eirgai.t Portrait of the Author, done from an original butt at the Royal Otifervatory, Greenwich. I 'HE MATHEMATICAL PitLNLIPLES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. By Sir ISAAC NEW roN. Upwards of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum faved in Time and Labour to the BANK ERS.:IIhRCHAN I'S, and •TRADESM EN, in Great Britain, by TT I NG's LILES of IN r ERE.6T. The Fourth Ix Edition of thefe Tables greatly enlarged and inipruvel, is now felling in board+, price One Pound Ten Shillings Alfo the third Edition of Kieg's lotereit Tables, front One Day to Otte Hundred Days, price p.. od.t.r on floe paper 9s. ' Alfo King's Time Tables for readily finding the Number of Days from auy given •'ay, to any other day in the year, price 3s. Od. Sold by W. J.. and J. Richanifon, Longman, Hari, and Ca. T. Well, Mathews and Leigh, and • Ir. Cooler, London. At the Lift Laneatter Afraaes, a Yenlia was obr•.e:ucd (filbjeCt to reference to a Gent !ennui at the Bar) againft Reed, of L.intion, for pirating the above liner& Tables; and an Award has been made in my limo:, which ellahlithe+ 'sty Copy•right. This therefore, to caution all perf.ms front fel:ing ail of the Intestft 'Fables publifhen by the fad William Reed, sad if any per fon Bull be found to fell them, they will be prereeuted, and a re ward of Twenty Pounds given to the perfoa ssho (hail inform thereof, on c.invidtion of the party ofren ling. Liverpool, Nov. 6, 1805. JOSEPH KING. The HISTORY of GREAT EMT:AIN, from the REVOLU TION to the l'itliSEN TIME. This day was puhlithed, with nunwroua and extenfive eorredions by the Author, a new Edition, printed in twelve ',ninnies odavo, uniformly with the hittory of Mr. Hume, price five gaineas in boards, or any two vuluims feparatcly, i 24. hoards, ,THE ORY of GREAT BRITAIN from -IL the REVOLUTION in ORR, (when Humea Hiftory termi crates) to the PEASE of AMIENS in 'gas. , - By WILLIAM BE.Leill.a.M, indeyedtlerttly of the acknowledg:d merit of Mr.Bellham's Hi& tory as a Work of unqueltionable lidsiity, it claims elpecid no tice uf the public, as being the only Hilt sry of England by a tingle writer, which continues the Hiltory of Mr. Emile, with uniform fpirit and ability to the prelent time. Various have been the expedients to complete the reties of our National Hiltory, Sentidett'v general work bag been garbled and Matilatcd, with a view to fupply a continuation of home, to the do - nit of Geo. 11. Luc tke rartislity and defects of Stroll:It as an hittorian have Tong Ii so a jolt (object of cotr.plaint, and fuel. a work as Mr. L..ifI.AMS lias, for toes). years, been among the pain aipal literary sklidcram. l'iirforis,however,wlto arc actually poi. Piled both of Hume and li.nullett, may purchafe fepsrately Mr. 4cliitant'a tifflory of the Rein . . of ;.:teo. 111. volume., and dins complete their ferics to the 'Peace of Amiens ; or thsfe who are poirdlii,l of 11r. Hume's Hiltory only, may, by the purcly.fc of Mr. ILiftsant'a akin: work, complete an ur.iaterrupted atol uniform of our Hiltnry , iron. the earleTit r..:ords to the prdcrit time. Printed for RICHARD P1 , 51.1.1:5. N... (), Bridge ltreet, ' friar's, fold by J. Archer. Dutilitt, isalnotr. Edinburgh, hr.& vid Reid, Clafgow, ,Sullivsti and Weil, Cork, and by all other Bookfellcrs and stealers in liooki. N. B. Perfons Willi have omitted to comp!, te their leis of `lr &lawn** Iligury, !tumid train an f...rly appitcrioo thur ze fpcelive Booklcll..r 3. ..I:rai,7rtra into Engnth by An.irew Motte. To which ate Newton's syfle.n of the World—a Short Comment an, and Daeucc of, the Pti..cipia, by W. Emerfon— with the Lamm* the Moons motion accowilinit to er.vity.-13y Juhu h achiu, Altron Prol. at Grd\ and Sce.to the Ito,t. SUC. A New Edition. WWI the Life of the Author. The whole carci u:ly revire,l and cortteird by W. WIS Author of the • Trratife on Laud Surveying,' the' life of the Globes,' editor of the' Mathematical Companion; dec., London : Printed for H D. Symonds, No so, Vaternotter-row. The inconvenienc :irifing from the great fcarefty of former edi dans of Sir !Lac Newton's Principia at.d fyftent of the World, added to the esiurhiunt prices charged for them when to ht. met with, determined the Editor to undertake a nt • .v edition of thufe Wo.ks, and be is imptcfrtl with a confidence that no ocher apo , logy will be thought ncceirary, at a tine whc Mathematic: is be come a fathlonable fcienee, and is Inched upao id a tweed:try actin'. &ion in the polite world. [PRICE SIX-PENCE. This day was publ.lhed, neatly printed in Nall Soo. print: 3s. 6d. extra board•, THE RUSTIC—A Poem in Four Cantos. By EWAN CLARK. London : Printed for and fold by Thonzas OReu, N 0.3, Ave maria 'lnc, and W. Clarke, 38, Nen Bond ftreq t. TO THE eI.r.V.GY. SIXTY-THREE SERMONS, printed in imita tion of Manurcripts, warranted Origii,4l3 never pre le:dollar now be had at G. Kearney's, Bookf: Iler, No. 46. Fleet nrect. I.ondon, at is. 6d. each. '1 he& I)ircourfes are rational anti im pref.' ye. 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The wholeilluftrited by numerous and elegant En gravings of the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Hor fe; and forming a Work no Ids calculated to ant the profenional Veterinarian than, the pradtiling Farrier, the Farmer, and the private Gentleman, in acquiring a knowledge of the morbid Aftedions to which Hodes, Dugs, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, and other domettic Animals arc fubjeet. By 'I HO MAS BOARUMAN, Veterinary Surgeon to the 3d (sir King's owu) Regiment of Dragoons. Loudon: Printed for G. Kearney, Fleet-ftreet. Thi. day was publifhed, in one large vol. Bvo. with Plates, price 12, in boards, THE . PAINTEIt andN'A OTIS HER's GUIDE; or, a Treatife, both Lt Theory and Praeliec, on the Art of making and applying Varhifhes ; on the different kinds of Paint ings; and on the Method of preparing Colour both fitnple and compontid ; with new Ohfereations and Eaperimenta on Copal; on the Nutare of t h e Subibmes employed in the Comp fition of Varnilhes and of Colours ; and on various Proceires uiedut the Art. 1:y P. F. TINGRY, Proleabr of Chemillry, Natural fliftory, and Mineralogy in the Academy of Geneva. " We have perufccl this Work with great fatlsfaetion—'.t con. tains touch new, Meal, and interefting information on the dine ran fubj..dtt which it cothraces, and cannot f:eit to be highly fur. viecablc to artilis."—Philofooldeal slag. April zBo4. cannot helitate in decLuing that the very Pull, minute, and feieta dire.9.inas in this volume alit render it melt valua ahl: to the a; rift. One tingle mole fs only the Author tells us he has not eiperins insllv tried. '—Cr vital Rev Dec 1804. Printed or G. Kearney, fleet arta This day was puhlinted, in Two large Volumes 0.2av0, Price tl. as. in boards. 'T'KE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Year 790, to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at Amiens in tBol By JOHN ADOL?HUS, Efq. F. A. S. —it is high) , rezeff .ry chat a work of the kind before us load ben in the hails of -eery man who has the powers and op. portunities of uttion. —'l•he principles on which this work is mat= appear to us to be impartial - Mr. ADOLPHU, is to copious in his reference to authorities, that the reader who •.eifhes to enter more minutely into any tram` action may know wher to go tor Information. Different accounto appear to have bent carefully compared, and nu affertion made which is not Breugthencd by an undeniable reference. 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Fiithairn, Mon. dell and sumEdinliurgh ; 3. and .4. Duncan, Glalgow ; and Thos. 0it...11, A ve Maria-late, London. 2.11.1 cs the Nuicp with which, in this Edition, the Text Ccreafon is Cori itc 1, tSr Append!x contains tlw tallow in; ori gio.il Atiicles, viz. ECHANIC•i. On the eurill..mitinn of Ibid. tilmt Sl'he,ls,for turning Machine ry. Oil the conftraelion of the Mill Courfc—On the Water Wheel and its Float fmards--On the spur I .l'lieel and Trundle—On the foe:nation. rise, and rdocity of the Millftone—On the pertor- MAOCC of Litteleretot fvU'ls—On a new Mill Wright's Tahle—On Horizontal Mills— On ltiMile Corn Mills—On Breafl. Mills. PrJ.fticid Remarks on the perlortnaoce and conftruelioa ofOver• fhot Water Vi'hrels. On the method of compuiing the effedtve Power of i/verfhot Wheels in turnirg Machinery—On the palm - mance of Orerlird and Underinot Milts—On the formation of the Ouckets. and the proper velocity of Overlhot Wheels. of an improvement in Flour Mils. On the formatiort of the deeds of Wtivela, aed the Leaves of Pinions. 0.1 the for mation of 11.iiscloals, ntecharn sly, anil on the difrofition of the Icech on the Wheel's. eiretra. renee—On the formation of Cy eloids, and Epiceciiiids grometrieally. and the method of drzwing IM , es p.trallel to them—Ott Irveikd Wheels, and the method of givi.ig an rpieyeloiil .1 fern to thi i Teeth. OtTthe Cortnatioa of the Teeth of Rack Work, the Wipers of Szatr,:err, Un the nature and cnnftrudion of WindmiEs. Dtfcription tlf windmi3—O n the form and pat ion of W:ndmill Sails—To find the momentum of Fridticoi—To find ;he velocity of tbeWind--On the ercet of Windmill .Stils—On horizonta: Windtnin, On the nature to Friction, and the method of &min:thing its effete, in Mae • •rY—On toe nature and operat:en of Hy Wheels —Co Wheel Carriages—On the formation of Carriage Wheels—. On the portion of th., Wheels- .0n the line of TrrAion, and the method w:tieh Hocks exert their ftrength—•:ln the poßtion of the centre of Giavity, ar•.d the manner of dirpofing the load. On the 1 hmeait.e Machine. On Thriditing Machines driven by Water—On thing Mechine. :riven by Hut f:t—On the power of Thralhing Machines, On the couranclion and effedt of Ma. chines, e.,mnt n 'eat, d by Mr JohnLellle, ptofe Tor of Mathematics in the Unicerrey of fit'inburgh. De'cription of a limp'.e and powerful Capßane—.A tnedanical method of finding the C l ”.tre of Gravity._ HYDRAULICS. On the Ste , m F.rtine Ou the rower of Steam Engints, and the method of computing it Defcription of a Watt r Wowing Machine. OP', IC&—On Aehroat •tie Triefeo,:es.:On Achromatic Objcet G!aami On A (lb °Olaf ie E:w•Piece.. Ou toe ennftrt 42 an of Opt.c.d inarunit Act with tablet of cher Apeman:haw. and the method of grinding the Leant and Vim rum of which they are compiled. On the method of grind rig and voliaiing Lei o—.oll the method of gending and pedalling the Mirrors of Reflecting relufeopea. On the angle Microfctle—.o a the Jouble Mirroterye. On the RefraCting Tclelcopc. 01 the Jr..-gorian Tel L.opc—at. the Cagegraihian the Newtonian Tele:Cogt.. DAcription of a new Fluid Nlicrofc..tpe, linen ed h i t the Editor DIALING. Defctipti ot of h. otfelf. Defcription a a new Dial. sksTRONOMY, fan anlletnalatic Dial , which Dial, invented by Lainberz, Oa the saute of the Tides.