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r r Ei I` ~ . . , Il Tl:h " ~. isie never was Goblin fo daring ! - w , Pr . - PRM'TER OF THE .7iiß. It being .the unanimous requeft of the Corps I have the honour to command, that the following very handfome letter,and lines annexed to it, which' I bad the pleafure of receivink from HENRY jousts Pre, Efq. Poet Laureat to his Ma jetty, lhould be infested in the public papers; by giving the fame a place in your next paper, you will very much oblige your molt obedient humble Servant, J. WISE, Captain IL W. V. TO j : WISL, IRO ? . CAPTAIN OPTHL ROYAL WANTAOL TOLUNTLIRS. Stoke. near Windfor, Aug. to, dim Seeing in the papers the very handfome offer of the Royal Wantage Volunteers, under your nom. , mand, I hope you will not think me impertinent for etpreffing my thoughts of it in the following lines, being proud on every occafion to theta my gratitude and refped to that county from wig -Ai myfelf and mynnceftors have received fuck dittin. guithed favours.—l have the honour to be, Sir, your molt obedient humble fertant, 141INIT JAMSS When loud livalion . s wad inruriaii bier, yithboaftful threat'ninp Osaka &hinnies bore, Should Atrial+ turn his fainted eyei to earth, And view the hallowed feats that gave him birth, . How would he praife the paLribt worth that cane • Their manly lons from Virdtagial walla! Tlms' jar from billowy Ocean's blue domains, Ilobsink Pow? ea n wafts - their inland philna, ' lbw Gallia arms, and injued Albion bleeds, IThercvcr Glory points, and Valour leads Zealous, from each domeftic bills they go, To meet on diftam fields Wide* foe Feeling their ps•aeu's faered ' l ights their own, Their (words his butWark, and their hearts his throne TM CAMBRIDGE SCHOLAR AND THE GHOIII I rOF. A SCRAG OF MUTTON. In the days which are paft, by the banks of a firma Whore watembut hilly were flowing, argh Ivy o'crgrown, an old manflon-boure (tire", Viiikras built on the !tires of a chilling damp wood, • ' Vim the yew-tree and cypreh were growing. • litiiillagern mock as they pared by the doon, they refted at eve froen their Mears. And the traveller many .a fernag wont leamtio his ears once admitted the terra. foetid Of the tam that was told by the neighbouri. They laid that the hook on the Ildrts of the wood fly a (loner-ey'd Gh,4 was infefted, b. *Red every heart with cordlike' and fright, )y ion int itrange &apes in the dead of the nigh% ; Aga =nitrous, and foul, and detefted. • likftift•ati they (aid, and the Wafter well knew, Irbil the Gholt waselse greateft of evils; Pea fira teener the ►ell of the Manfion told one, •41,11011!isitellehlimpe Imp in a fury began To eerier Bke tea thoufand devil► He ippearod in fortes the molt (image and uncouth, He anted loud fbrieks and moll horrible cries, Cured his body and bones, and hisleoirt ffrtk ern, Tin hi impudence grew beyond bearing. jolt at this pith oltitne,,when the Matter's fad bean With 'opt& and forrow was fwellinf, He heard that a Scholar, with (dente replete, !al al mytticalkee u an egg is with meat, Had taken at CAMBILIDOZ a dwelling. The Seho/ar was versed in all Magical arts, Molt famous was he throughout College: To the Red Sea full puny an unquiet Gisoft, To report with Ring Pharaoh and his mighty holt, He had lent through his powerful knowledge. this Scholar fo honed. the Mann be won, And as lastly be bent with fubmillko, Tad the freaks of the Ghoft, and the horrible frights That prevented hit houfehokl from netting **nights, Aad offered this humble petition : • That he, the Paid Scholar, In wifdom fo srA, • Would the mirchievous fiend lay In fatten; • Then fend him in torments for ever to dwell, • To the aethermolt pit of the neat:molt • Per deftroying the Beep of hisbetten.• The Scholar As ven'd In all anthem! lore, Told the Mailer his pray'r fhookl be granted Then ordeed his horlt to be raddled with (peed, And percled oo the back of the cream-taloned Rood, Trotted at to the bottle that arts haunted. lie enter'd the doors at the fall e the night— The trees of the forelt 'gas: (diver; The hoarfe raven trysail, and blue burnt the light, The owl loudly ihrick'ci and pale with affright The Dreams like Arpin , did quiver. • Bring fume turnips and milk!" the Scholar he cry'd, la a vaice like the echoing thooder : They brought him kale turnips, and foes betide, Some milk, and a fpoon, and his motions they ey'd Quite kit In conjeeture and wonder. He took up the turnips and peeled off the Orin, Put titan into a pot that was boiling ; Spread a table and cloth, and made ready to fup, Them call'd for a fork, and the turnips Sl'd up In a hurry, for they were a (polling. He math'd up the turnips with butter and milk The hail at the cerement* 'gen clatter; Yet this Scholar ne'er heeded the tempt* without, Bat railing his eyes, and turning about, . Afled the maid for a (mall wooden planer. He mailed up the turnips with pepper and fah... The Ram came on thicker and falter: The lightnings blue flailed, and with tart& din The wind at each crevice and cranny atone in, 'hoeing up by the roots lath and philter. He malh'd op the turnips with nutmeg and fpicv, The awls would have ravilled a glutton ; When lo ! his harp belies hardly coveed with thin, Tile °holt from a nosh o'er the window peep'd in, In the torn, of a Bono Seams or Me TT 0 PO. • Ho! Do !" faid the abed, " what art doing below !" The Scholar look'd sp in a twinkling.. " The times are too bad to afford any meat, " So to render my turnips more pleafant to at, ' A few grains of pepper I'm fprinlling." T:sen be caught up a for!, and the Mutton tic feit'd, And fouled hat mice In the platter; *Arm o'er it tome fah, and a fpoonfu , of Nt, And bdore the poor Moult cooed tell what he le-at 2r, Hews' gone '—iske a 'nook down the Iwo.: of a cat. And this ir the whole of the matter. Caagrchize, Aaftug ij. comrßr NEWS. Irstvidit, Avc. ag.—The following fingalar circumftance lall week occurred in a farmyard at Natfon. A carpenter had, been-employed in put ting down a fparlhore to an old poft, for which purpofe he bored 'a hole and drpvein a largefpike; about an hour atter having occafion to go to the fpot, he difcovered the poll to be on fire, and on cutting it down found the inlide, which time had reduced to touchvood, a !oafs of fire,burning with confiderable avidity. CAM BR I Mh o Ago': 29,--Opt Sundayabout noon, *Arc broker quit in the farm-yard at the mill in Thorpe-lapeoptar Peterborough, which entirely' confirmed thelsovels, a barn of corn, and a rick of' beans, and other premifes ,• but from the early af liftance of thi inhabitants of Peterborough, it was got under, and fortunately Paved the dwelling blinds', nail, and part of the ot't-houfes. It was Occafioned by a tick of fodder taking fire by heat. Tem ewer.; the . property of Mt. Edeaunci - Chap- Man, of Welt:Wickham in . this county, could not lean their lambi at the ufual time : they were fatted, and one of them killed thii harveft, when the lamb was found entire, but dead and fome- What wafted, the other lamb had, in a putrid Rate, worked its way throtigh the body of the ewe, which now alive, and goes about .with the reft of the Jheep. . Orroiti; Avo. 29.—0 n Saturday about half-pa ft eight o'clock, as Gi sa sar Wai o iir, Efq. and his Lady, of Worcefler, were travelling em the Wood ftqck-road, they were flopped by two footpads, armed, within about half a mile of this city, who robbed them of two guineas. On Wednefday evening Mr. Woodcock, of this tity, was flopped on the Botely-road, near Binfey 'lane, by a fingle footpad, who,-after robbing him of his money and pocket-book, infifted on his dif 'ounting, but before he could 'get off hit . horfe, *he villain fired a piftol, and wounded him in the zipper part of the thigh, and afterwards, with the pillol, beat him violently over the head, and other. twice very muck broiled him. I On Monday left an inquifition was taken at fKirtlington, in this county, before one of his Ma• efly's coroners, on the body of K Allen, a boy about t 3 years of age, who on the preceding Sa. tturday, fell or leaped from the tail of a waggon upon the grain of a pitchfork, which occafioned Isis immediate death. Verdift—accidental death. RI•DING, AVOCIT ay,—Thurfday laft, Rich lard Brown was committed •to the County gaol, !by THON•111 KNIGHT, arid GIONGI HAWKINS' :Efqrs. two of his Majefly's Juftices for the SD!. rough of Abingdon, charged on the oath of darks' 'leaner, of Abingdon, with haying felonionfir ftolen a light iron-grey gelding, his property. On Saturday tail the bottle of Mr. Ridley, at Pitham, near Heckfield, was again attacked by two robbers armed with Piftoh, who tufbed into the houfe between twelve and 6ne o'clock in the day; the maid ferrant feting them coming to wards the door attempted to Phut it, but could not effect it in time; they then called in a man fervent who was working in the garden, and hav ing fattened the front and back doors, they pro ceeded to rifle the houfe, and from different bu reaus and drawers they took fundry articles, of gold and !liver property, with which and fome eatables they decamped, locking the fervants into the houfe on their departure, and threatening them with inttant death if they came out for fome time. Mr. and Mrs- Ridley were from home. In the evening between nine and ten, Mr. Parfett, of Everfley, met with three perfons near the Che quers there, two of whom he conceived to anfwer the deferiptiondic had had of the robbers ; he afk ed them to partake of a pot of beer at the public houfe, which they refuted, be therefore leaped from his horfe and felted one of them by the col lar, whom after a confiderable Itruggle he fecur ed. Mr. Phillips, a friend of Mr. Yarfett, coming up at that time kited another okhem, but after a hard kale, being affilled by the third, he made his efeape. The one fecured foon confejfed the robbery, and impeached four accomplices in this and other robberies; and we arc happy to hear, that through the exertions of Mr. Parfett, and Mr. Phillips, another of them has been tinge appre hended, and who is identified by the fervants to be one of the men who robbed the fame houfe on the; ft of May left. They are both committed by the Rev. ECUs ST. JOHN, to the county gaol at Win. l chefter to take their trials ; and we hope foon to congratulate our neighbours on the capture of the other three. One James Miles, a native of Hart. ley Turgis, appears to have been the ringleader, and, was waiting in an adjoining coppice, whilft tiro others committed the fall robbery. LANCASTER, Avo. 28.—0 n Mobday left fome men reaping in a field of corn near Ulverftone, were fo overcome with thirkoccalioned by the ex treme heat, that they drank fo very immoderately of cold waters as to occafion the death of one of them in a few hours, and two others of them are likely to die from the fame caufe. Avo. 27.—An inhabitant of Man chefler was applied to by a poor woman on Thurf day, who faid, that on returning from the funeral of one of her children, The found another had died in her abfence, and that the was unable to inter it decently. This flatement was on enquiry found to be true ; and a comaliferating friend of the dif trelfed mother called for a donation, which the at tempted to convert entirely to her own ufe, and fucceeded in doing fo in part. She has fence de camped. NORTN&SIPTOII, AVO. 37.—0 n Thurfday was committed to Northampton gaol, William ltokrtr, charged on the Corcner's inqueli with felonioully killing and (laying Matthew Teat, of the parifli of Ringilead, near Thrapfione s on the Tuetday pre ceding. This fatal affair was occafiossed by a fud den difputs which *role between Roberts and the Occulted, while at work together in the barveM field, and which terminated by their eriking two Or three times at each other with their feythes, when Tut unfortunately received a deep cut scrota the iafide of the lower part of one leg, and bled to daub in the {pace of a few miaow& • DER RY, .Avra, oreelti 'Thblikas • Hop kinfon, a labouring man,- at Northwingfield, drop. ped down in the fields and inftantly expired) and William Hay, an old man; was found dead it a lime-kiln, at Scarcliff, both io this county:. On Wednefday week, as Jofhua Siddall, of Hat fay, fanner, was riding in his team, on the horfes running away he jumped out to fops them, but unfortunately miffing his hold, was thrown down, and the wheels going over his •body, he WAS fo much hurt as to occatilon his death the neat morning. SALISBURY' Anti. so.—On Friday was com• tnitted to Dcecheller gaol, W. Neiseifela', for rob bing James King, fervent to Mr. Bythefea, of Tow bridge; on Sunday lafi, about three o'clock in the afternoon, between Warminfter turd FroMe• of a filver watch. It appeared on the examination, that the prifoner came fuddenlyins King, and gave him feveral revere blows with a bludgeon on the head, which brought him to the ground, and thought he had leTt him for dead. He proves to be a defence from the SnEolk.Militia. YORK, Avo, a 9 Wednefday the 26th 6ft. was•cornmitte to the Cagle, by virtue of a war rant from Mr. Enw. Repos one of his Majefia's Coroners for this county, ikrlfiara Riley of Doneaf , ter, charged by the Coroner's Inqueft, with wil fully and furioafly drivihg a finglehorfe chaife, at full !peed, down the ftreets in Wakefield, by which means Abrabatn. Lockwood, a fine boy, of the age 104 even years.** drove over and inftant ty AF general qpnoet &Mons of the peace for the liberty of Ripon, WilS4ol, POW, of that place, miller, wan convitied of frapdalently chant ing corn, delivered to him to grind, fPr which of ' fence he was fentenced to pay a fuse of aol. and Ee imprifoned one calendar month is the C.aflle of York• Hoonwitatt, Ava. 27.—A deplorable : accident happened at Dundee lift. week. . At the Magda lan, Yards, a little to the weftward of.that towit. a woman from the country bathing her infant in therit er, aEloail y drowsed it, in confequenceof fol. lowing a barbarous prat:lice (not a .cornrnose one we -hape,for we havenever heard of a fimilar accident ), of plunging it three or four times over head and ears, without allowin it time to breathe. On Friday, one Michael Hardie, who kept a huckfter chop in Glafgow, while•ftepping upon a log of wood in one of the locks of the Monkland Canal, near Blackhill, the log tumbling, befell in and *as drowned. • Wed nefday fennight William Ted 4 late faretnanto White and Bain, iron liquor makers, was at noon brought out from Glafgow jail to the platformo where he flood for an hour, with a label upon his break with thisinfeription, " concerted of Healing under troll ;" after which he was . condufted to Bridewell, to be the' Lin detained at hard labour for 52 months. He had, bean tried before theft Magiftrates theinftenee of the Fifcai, and found ' guilty of having abftrafted faveral puncheons of iron liquor wath from his mailer's works, which he difpofed of to one Downie. who had an illicif diftillery near Airdrie. Francis Mackenzie,. the cooper at the works, was committed' for the fame crime, but made his efcape from the cells. On Monday Mich. Waller, of Newcaftle, was apprehended on a charge of forging a will. pur porting to be the will of Robert Loftus deceaf ed. He underwent a long examination the tame evening, by which-it appeared in evidence, that an hour after the death of the !implored teflator, a pen had been introduced into his hand, which was fo guided as literally to make him Lgn the infint ment ; but the widow of the doceakd, who was the only perfon defrauded, being prefent, and in •fume meafure privy to the tranfiebon, although from ignorance not comprehending the nature of the fraud, the prifoner was difcharged. Wednefday, George Waller was executed at the Weft end of the prifon, for the crime of horfe fled: ing, purfuant to a fentence of the High-Court of Jufliciary. The clergyman who attended him having parted with him in the prifon, he (pent no time in devotional exercife on the platform, but was immediately launched'into eternity.—He was upwards of tiny years of age. Monday fe'nnight the M4yor of Newbury, con vided Joseph Purdue of that borough, dealec ‘ in the mitigated penalty of forty fhilbngs (it bßitg his Sri' offence) with tblis, for wilfully negleding to take the hide of a cow he had flayed, to the In. fpeftor of Hides an Skins, as direded by a late A 8 of Parliament, to'be examined and marked by him. About ten days pafl, a poor man whole name was Harvey, and who had formerly been game keeper to Mr. Caro!, of Beckenham Lodge, died at the Crooked Billet, on Penge Common, Surry. Some aukward circumaances being publicly men. tinned, the Coroner was fent for torn on the body. It appeared before the Inquell, that the deceafed had (pent the afternoon at the Gipfey Houfe, with a labourer, but nearly double with age, of the name of Evans—that they had quarrelled before they left the houfe, and %vete heard difputing on the fame fubjea afterwards; it was acknowledged ton, that Evans had !truck him tw• blows with a Rick on the bead and break, and that then, about nine o'cicck at night, Evans went home. On the fucceeding night, at ten o'clock, a period of 25 hours, Evans exprelfed a with to fomc perfons that they would accompany him to fetch the deceafed from under the hedge where he had left him the preceding evening ; they accordingly went, and found Harvey jull alive, but he expired before medical aid could be procured. Evans alledged, that the deceafed was in the habit of drinking freely and aecuftomed to lie under a hedge, as a macros for his inhumane condua in leaving him to perith there ; and in iefped to the blows, that he, a decrepid old man, was too impotent to hurt him. The Surgeon who attended, declared himfelf un. able, from the hidden putridity of the body, to fay whether the blows were fatal or not ; but if Harvey bad laid hisofelf down to fleep on that (pot, either from fatigue or liquor, and had been unable through latEtude to rife in the morning, the lying there fo long in the heat of the fun, might have been the caul* of his daub. The Jury ... ~•. after a patient andlottg inVetligatiert elf the hnri. gels, were of opinion, that theeate wns not brongiit g i ffiekatly home twEeans. and gave theie.verJid Died, by : the viGtation of Goo." cau,Tuefdsty evening - a young man, named Potilter, who had been hard at work, went into the watet at Farnham wharf, for the purpofe of • cleaning and refrefhing, himfelf, when, getting into a hole, he funk and was unfortunately drowned. Theta was no petfon .upar except• a little boy. An inqueit hal Bea 'totem .by, Mr. NI *Lye, of Winchener, Coronet foctlte coital, of Hants.— Verditt, accidental death . , On the at! Aaiaffut i ns taken a Great sampford, Elks, on the yof Ann Choat, a child, who it appetted Was paying with another child near the windmill belonging to.hir. Thomas Barker, of that parifh, when their infant years not givingthem fufficient foreGgbsof the danger of ap roaobing too near, they were unforttinately. fi n ,* by one ofthe fads. anal* ahollAnaird received mortal wound.id,terOseash, wlttch tenkiaitted its life in about tewpaavittleinfterg ,411-tbefenli of the. other was fo much f ra t 6 or 17 pieces being extraftedftptis it ; nntwitlillanding the lag child is in. a fair. wispy of recovery. From the numerous ac.cid p entx,rich wp;haya, noticed to occur by windmill 415,..tt would be very humane if the builders of inillArre i not to lofe.light of the probability of flick' accidents occurring at com e Pcrirol ra t her, .7whio molt e.-M‘oinly Would be avo by .elevattos xhi.body of theooll. to as to prevent the peceffssy of ib§,fails gain% within ten eet' of clot Xr° 6o4 4 • • . On Friday fe'ntAht I,lfartes ,and . J,liireld were executed at Warwpck ppient to tXeiK fen tences at the laft affixes, for attains, fazed Link of England Notaa,:knnwraitherau?‘ Kirged. ECCLICIRAMCAL PRE tea Friday fe'noight, the Aar Thome .4 ° F.Alfloc. RC A. /fellow of Trinity-College, Conibridge, Waiteaterea Lederer of the pirffh of Dedham, on the rcarestleis d( the Rev. Dr. Grirnwood. : At Invert*, mar Editsbutsh, oi;the sor Mt Abe Hon. Mrs. Chaitqls. of a daughter. • MARRIED. " Lai seek S. P. Illoandl.Efil, of tie Oxford RSlitia,to Mob Seri eant,pf irtaboune,Parfoc The Rev. Hans gantili en. fon to the I.tod,iiir of Offory„ to Mils Sufinna Oliver, ddligliter to the late Men Silver aver. At Glafirovr, on the rlt ult. Mr. latstairtitestke, ma clan[ there, to Mils Margate* Coiling, daolbta l ko the dery fed 1 koalas Celli*, Mk of Bt. Caoit ' be Wedneal the is b ult. at 9c Plan; lair Rotherham, hdattnaduhe Middleton Middleton, of Nora; Debylbe, Efe. Os Mg. Attu*, daughter of R.*. Athorpts 1111.10alsolop Oa. Yorketitta Friday morning, after a barring Rinds, in die ayd her age, Mrs. Cooke, wile of Mr, Qcs*e.bookfeller, Oxford. AsSouthampton, after a long and painftall illnefs, In the at* yew' of ber 4w, Mils Charld•Anguiba Cooper, youngsit davater of the late Mayan Compel-, of the Carnberiand Militia. At.Enalkwthy, Mr. Henry OSP, Poltmakes at that town. Ind" CoUedlor or lwarth-n.osey in the diftriet of Wexford.— His &lath was'oceatlontd by Vail froth a Itarting borre,whillt he wu employed in the duties oldie latter aloe. Oa Fticity the at it ult if adenine, at statues in lefiddlefez, John Batiankw, EN. of th• OA keg, Derbitze. In Clonegal, Mr. Rot ert f army. On the 3d ult. the Rev. advised Hughes, Redior Shea _ . nington, GioneefterChite. On Tuefday ler/night, aged 36, at Ferrybridge, on his way London to Nun-Appleton, where he was going fur the re euvery of his health. Mr. William Hart, cldeft-foa of Mr. Howell Rut, of Nion-Appleton near York. Tburfday febnight, at Colcbeßer„ Mrs. Taimam, relidt of the Rev. Mr.l'altnri, formerly Resiur of Birch. On the 28th July, at Bath, Mrs. Arland, wife of italph Dlj had, Efq. Richmond Hcr:4l. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. st, New Bridge-prat, Leaden ma, Edinburgh, May IN the fpring of t 794 I was afiliettif with a Vent.. teal Osmplaka, which I invited with lorliforenee for five nesalla but was thenrobliged to apply to a regokr Pityrecian oiks* 6 tempesary lap to the virulence of tht difeak (by ineremial applications) tee lane time ; but gaming, In kite of all medicine and the advice of the tint Gentlemen of the Faculty heft,' worfe and for am Mrs, I murales:ea to a Rate altdoltistparalidedaad bang Intifada leper, and ulcerated from bead to. hot. —lll y heed. throats mouths noir, , lees, arm,, Ac. have been altematelg in Maga at became ing ukicfs • in Own, I have bad from 20 to jo cadre takers on my body , and nearly totally deprived of light.--It weekd be voluminous t• panic-Merle/3 all soy cafe--foffire it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and Imagined myfelf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and Indeed, In my then condition, death was preferableto my more than miferehic Rate. In this dreadful attrition did I drag a molt sdkrable exiltenee, till DITINS PILOVIDZIOCC threw in my w a newlpeper containing the cafe of • Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured fame of your L1A22 . 11 PAT/ NT Pills, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years In defaiboble diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ear I al luyed ; as a prof of this, I bad • fine, thriving, Healthy born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gen, and In hopes of rendering my fellow-creature favice, I requett you to ;midi& this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, who with to be let clad of the math of this, or further particulars*, to me or my friends, by fetter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every rake to attire mankind, that in your LICAKICS PILLS they will find a fore, fpeedy, fate, and radical cure, for that moil dreadful Rage of the Venereal Plicate, which is tailed--A counties° toss.—l am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble (avant, I. T. • Infurrnoantable family reafons prevent making mg name and addrefs public, but creditable Paton' really wanting infor mation may alto be referred to me and my Friends by Mrs. r. Clark, Ramey-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tamales Tar. Lot, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his haute, No. go, New Bridge-ltreet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to palms taking thde Pills and will an fwer patients letters, if pot Feld, on the retake terms, obferv ing in all cafes the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name of cafe having been mentioned, but at thdr own particular requcar by the Proprietor, during the coerfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the concluding of an executive Pale of the above medicine, and the predict arifing therefrom. They are alto fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living it a (lama, by Mr. Watfon, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mermons, Printer, Glafgow, to whom ago Mr. T. refers far Ms addrefs; at the Perfumer's, Na. lb N- Alban'a-arect, ; Mr. Rebertfon s Toydhey Nolel Oxford-Rreet ; Mr. Dilborengles, We. y, Plis-ltrat-11111 nearly appetite the Monumtmt ; Mr.Sted's, Booldeller, No. Union-row, Little Tower-kill; Mr. Calhars, Dublin ; and by one Peden In every confiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in SOW of only U. 94. each, feakd up with fug and plain Diredtions, whereby Patricia of either as may curt thendetwes with cafe and tacrecr. LONDON: Primal for tte Propricten, by NMI DANIZL greyCareaby-ftreet) at the PTAS Potions o-Orttob, Ne• -ftreet ; and pub! thed by LIVE. 11FAXT, (st Caw trrbury-yearb, Lambeth), at No z.CunyArelc, sea at the aa -0 arc t, Tereolmleat ; to Mid& Olibe ai assuini* miaow kg Qs lanes ars rogiski Ob w .tlil it r'