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IN al • • itifk , pf - . 4 : 41 - , • 4IC 2 1; . it 3,61 11116. -'N... 4414 Thf „ 4 IN ~~ NuMBER 42213 HANOVER-SQ.EARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an .I.vx ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON. is now open, and ME continue every Day (Sundays excepted,) from Niacin the Morning till Evening. '„• Admittance One Shilling.. _ TO COUNTRY ATTORNIES. A N Attorney of eminent and confiderable Practice in the City of London, is defiroos of placing a outh whit an Attorney in the Crummy of good Prafrieeo where lt:s health and morals would be pref.sved, and in return would take into's!, °Seethe Son or Relative of the Gentleman in the Country, and by that means give a favourable opportunity of teeing City Buinefs..—Apply, by Letter poft-paid, to C. D. 240. rll, Chtapfide. AYOUNG MAN of refpeaable ConneBions wilhes to engage with a Merchant or Wholefale-Houle as TRAVELLER..-71e line of Bufinefs is immaterial, if be can make /timid,' 'lreful in ir.—Has no objedtion to going Abroad. Undeniabk references will be givers.--Lettirs ad dreffcd to A. B. to the care of Mr. Crainbant, No. 21, Harley- Amer, Cariendifh-fimare, will be duly attended to. PASSAGE PROM DOVER TO 05TEIVD. CAPT. J. U. RUTTER of the BRITISH FAIR, and Capt. J. HUBBARD of the Mix ay*, (Pillage lira& in the Service of Meffrs. LAIIIMP, Rica. and Co.) molt refgettfully acquaint the Nobility, and thole perform in general travelling to the Continent by way of 0 ftend, that their Lid Wilds, which are fitted up in a very &paler ftyle for the conveyance of Palrengers, Carriages. Horks, Sce. will fail re gularly from Dover every Wednafday and Saturday for Oitend during the Summer.-Dover, lad :Way, Vies. BY HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. POCOCK', BOETHEMA MATTRASSES, that arefo particularly ufeful for Invalids, Ladies in their Acconchcmeut, and Perfons in a convalefecnt date, u they afford that cafe and comfort by no other means I:M-4111'11y to be obtained; the great advantage and relief of changing the polition with the utrnoft rate and facility, in fo regular and gentle a manner at not to diftut b a perfon in the molt delicate fare--will remain in any polltion an curing to turn the handle, and cannot be put out of or d er: _ _ _ May he had at Pocociee, No. 26, Patent improved Sofas, Cambia, Eary awn, Sce. n the Cane Craze principle. Strand. TO THE CUR in US IN FISH SAUCE. HE NOBILJTV, GENTRY, and PUBLIC T in general, art refprafully informed, T. BURGESS and Son'. GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. V II.Q, continues to he prepared by them in the famemanner that bas obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years pall. The long jetty acquired foperiority of that Article is fully amfirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Petrone rtfidrnt in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tell of ranks it in dsc fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Sec. Induces them, from the numsrou, Advertifementsly appearing, to caution Fa milies, Ste. in purehafing etc fame, as tome is to be had of THEIR G1041)114 t, but at their Wareboafe as under. . _ _ _ Every other Ankle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of she belt quality. WEST-INIMA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ate. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplted upon die &on& notice for the EaR and Weft Indies, ate. Vizcaoule, No. 107, coma of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. Poe the ersimcnience of Fanulics in Scotland, they have ap pointed Meru R. Jo:union and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for Rh &mem THE ItlhW srATE LOTTERY. TICKETS and SHARES, in great Variety of Numbers, arc now on Sale at the Liceneed State Lot tiny Oakes of RICHARDSON, OOODLUCK, and CO. Caro 11, awing Coifs, Norwich, and Liverpool. Begins Drawing ad ApR skit. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawls; Aqua 2, rhos. IS Lottery conlills of only 24,000 Tick e ts, `HIS of Sixty Thoufand, and the lows* Prize Is isd. The Prizes to be paid is Sterling Monty. SCHEME, Is. °Mins. Value o each. Total Value. s of £. 20,000 is C. ao,ooo s moo° 40,060 2 5,000 to,ooo s . 2,0 X) --- 4.000 4 spoo --- 4400 $OO -- 4,000 300 -"--* 2,000 41 30 spso Noso 1 9 1.1.3.950 sap:* Tickets. L. aso,ooo Capitals Determinable. ------ TIM-drawn Ticket 4. 5,000 FirtDdrawn 3th Day C. spoo Ditto ad Day 2,000 1 Ditto 6th Day *Poo Nth) 3d Day in,ooo I Ditto 7th Day 20,000 Ditto nth Day aopou Ditto Bth Day ao,coo Tickets Halves ' Quarters, Eighths, and Sizteenth Shares, 22 :1114 Puritan t to Ara of Parliament, are felling.= the leer& Terms, by Mr. NICHOLSON, At his Licenfed state Lottery Oise No . r 6, CO R N TULL , Oppoilte the front Gate of the Bank ot England. This (Nice has been SINGULAIILT 101ITUNATI to Many who favoured it with their C.ammands,as in the late Eutitasn I I r rev, April 7th, 18os, No. s 7,993,was drawn a Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and the foliorrinsbjul tie Perkins who were the fortunate Purelsafers of the Shard, which were paid on demand, viz. A Share of the =pool Prize to Mr. Sutton, at Cyfarthyfa, near C.ardllf, Wales.+A Share of the sopool•Priae to a Club of Tradefmen and Gentle lanen's Servants, St..Jansea's Street, Bath.—A Share of the 10,0001. Prize to the Sexton of the Abbey Church, Bath, by Trade a Taylor. —A Share of the aopool. Prize to Mrs. Llartha Campart, Dalton, near Hackney. —A Share of the seixd Prize to a Club at Deptford, paid to Mt. John GO, befeber-row.+A Share of the wpm!. to a Club of twenty _Members, held at Mr. Smith's, The Sidling Smack Storeage, ueNtsed+A Share of the 20,001. Prize to Mr. Davis, Dealer be old Clothes, Gravel-lane, Howndfditek—A Share of the xreat. Prize to Mr. Wm. Beadle, and Michael Wood, at Dartford, in Zent—A Share of the ao,oool. Prize to Mr. l ibille,Tanner,Lonvluse,Southwapk.—A Share of the ao,OOOL so Mr. Crelfer, Shoe Maker at Leeds, Torkildre.—A Share e the wood. Prize to hfifs Carter, Newbury, Bertu—A Skate of the sued. Prise to Mr. Reed, at Dunilee.—A Share efts 20,ce01. Prize to Mrs. Hawkins. Stamford, Lincolnatire. +Anne of the loped. Prise to a Tradefman In Holborn. —A Share of the sewed film to a Lady in Bond-Street,—A IlEare of the p+i Prize to a Gentleman at Birmingham. The three laiL•mentiened Pedals have deired their Names not to be made td with. public, a %Kluft which is at all times cheerfully be N. B. The above Paribas received id Mr. N/CROLSON be rrecri Twelve end Thirteen Hundred Pounds each, for the Riik of onlyamounting In the whole to the C pint Santo( Twain, TIOUSAND Naxos - - - - - - - ----- - - -- '— A Plias of Two Thasfand Pounds, ici,a9B, a whole Ticket, t.) two CenSeinen, (Mordants) at Lyng, Norfolk ; and in "w'lner Leasoss. - 1/.." • ••••••••••••e.. 4.4 e1m4,0 PA.. SATURDAY, mAr 2,9, me BOWNESS afid PADMORE. '['HE Creditors who have proved their Debts -I- under the Comaniffion of Bankrupt againit Meffrs. THOMAS BOWNESS, and GEORGE PADMORE, late of Wimbledon, Calico Printers, may (either in Perfon or by At torney lawful►y conitituted) receive a further and final Divi dend of One Shilling and Two-pence Farthing in the Pound on the amount of their refpedtive Debts, on application to Mr. Zachary Langton, Bread-fireet, London.—May aB, aka. EDWARD WEEKLEY.—if any of the De teendaett of Edward Weeltiey, wbo was born at WeR- Mailing, in the County of Kent, and who is fuppofed to have gone about 70 or So years ago to refide in one of the Provinces of Carolina, or fome other part of North America, win apply to Thomas Auguitus Douce, Efq. at WeR-Mailing aforefeld, they wnl hear of fomething to their advantage. DESIRABLE FURNISHED RESIDENCE, IN BERKS. -ro BE LET and entered on at Midfummer, in the Neighbourhood of Reading, a commodious Dwelling Houk, with abundant Offices, detached Farm Yard, imitable Outbuildings. Plantations, C.opice Osiery, produetire Orchards and Filhery, with 35 Acres of excellent Meadow Land. Otte Eremites arc molt ddightfolly einem in the centre of a East of 105 Acres, and may be rented with or without the fame; dr um Two Miles from the Bath Road ; about Four from Read ing and Henley, a Genteel Neighbourhood, interfedied by the limit Roads in the Kingdom. Letters addreffed (port peid) to J. Hawke., Reading, villibe duly anfwered.--A Genf eel Dwelling Houle in RSA:2g to Let EXTENSIVE SHIPWRIGHT's YARD, WITHIN THE► PORT OF PLymairrei. TO Bg LET, /kr it Term of Fourteen Years, Aud entered upon immediately, THE Shipwright's Yard, with the Docks, Slips, (tars, Stores, Lofts, and Sheds, late in the occupation of Mr. '1 hoilras Dunfterville, fituated at Exit Stonehoufe, near Plymouth, a full Acre in extent above high-water mark, and upward. of as Aere below high-water mark, having a great depth of Water (Mildest for the building and repairing of Ships of the tergeß tannage, and being in every raped the heft fituare Yard within the Port. Alfo, to be let, for a term of (even years, from Midfummer neat (if a rod life, aged About ss, mail live fo long), a Field et rich Pallor% Land, containing about Five Acres, called Windmill-park, near the Hoe in the Par& of St. Andrew's, Plymouth, now in the necapaCimi of Mr. Samuel Skelton. For which purpofes a Public Survey will be held at the Globe Ipn, in Plymouth, en Km* the 7th of June nett, to begin preeifely at ftve o'clock in the afternoon. . • For vie% ing the Premira apply tox i lTingeombe, Efq.; rut-Linker and part:lea:an to Mdrrs. and Foot, at Ply mouth Dock.•••• May r 9, 18•2._ . -- WEST COWESZISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD, SUBSTANTIAL and convenient well-built -I- 3- Brick Freehold Dwelling Houfe, with the Garden and Appurtenances thereunto lielonging,fftuate in the centre of the High4lrect, in the Ocenpadon of Mr. Se artix to, the Proprie. tct --The Hours is in exceeding good Repair, and built on a place that renders it both commodities and cligant. The roof is flit and leaded, on which is a neat C up ola, enmmanding ex. tenfive and delightful Profpedts of Land and Sea, unequalled in any other part of the Town Prentifes are not only humble for a genteel Private Family, but calculated for any one in baffles, being in the moft fpatintet and eligible iteration in the Town for Tr.ide,and contiguous to the Quays.—The Land Tax is redeemed, and immediate Parente will be given. A Stable and Coach Houfe near the above may be had. Apply to the Proptictor, or to Mr. Jackfoo, Fenclturcb. buildings, Fenchurcb.ftriTt, London. OLAMORDANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Three Miles and a Half from Stranfea, and a like Di& tance from Lougher, two Sea Port Towns, eonfifting of One I Hundred and Ten Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow and Panned Land, within a Rik Fence, exempt from Tythe of Hay, and having mashie Right of Commonage. A very fine Stream of Water, abounding with Salmon, lke. runs through part of the Prendfes. To Monied Speculators this Property is particularly worthy of attention, as it contains Two Veins of Coal of the belt %a hey, and of confiderable Thicknefs, and is fuppofed to contain two other (mallet ones, and in point of etuadan, and for its internal and immollate conveniences, is extremely eligible, not only for the eitablaing a capital Colliery, hat for the treaing of Iron Works, Tin Works, or any kind of Mannfatfterr, there being an abundant fupply of Watt:. For Particulars, iddrefs (Poft-paid) to Mr. Poplin, Attar.. urr at Law, Swaufea. To BooWien, Puhlifhcn. Printfellers, and Amateurs of fine Engravings. The (taped COPPER-PLATES of - MACKLIN's BIBLE, With Stock and other Effedts, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COKE, BURRELL, and POSTER, At Mrs. Macklin's great Audtion and Mit:Mien Room, No. 39, in Fleet-Itrcet, on Wednefday, June the 9th, dos, (The Sale to begin at Twelve o'Cloc QEVENTY-ONE COPPER-PLA TES, eon la mining the Hiftorie Engravings, and One Hundred and Fourteen Ditto, containing the Vignettes, with t h e remaining imprefloos on hand, as the fame Were publiiked in the late Thomas Maeklin's Splendid, Magnificent, and Mateltids Edi tion of the HOLY BIBLE, With a few complete Sets of Proof Pikes, lettered, and unlettered, ',filen claim the attention of the Amateurs of fine and inliukr. Engravings. Alfo a few itektou of imperial Quarto Paper, Waite, Letter-prefs, Tiffue, Paßeboard, and othei Papet, and vatious Prefßa and Menials abed in carrying on this Work. And at the rank tithe and place will be fold,Varions Pictures mid Prints; with ionic Copperliatet, being the remaining Part of the Stock in Trade of the late Thomas Macklin. To viewed on Monday end Tuefday preceding the Catalotoes slay be had if AdiErs. Peter Cote, Burred, and Falter, at their Office In Thingamortomitreet ; and at the place of fah, in and after Motility dell, the 31 ft day of May init. TO BE SOLD. Purfusnt to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe " Smith . C-Ahoun,” before Jelin Spranger, FA. one of the Mafters of the (aid Court, ks Lots, THE Manor or Lordfhips of TIDES VELL and HIGHLOW, with the feveral Melfuages and Farms, Lands, Tenements, and Real Eftates, late of John Archer,Efq. &nate in the Cenral Parilhei, Townlitips, m Places of Tidef- Highlow, Nether Shatton, Hatherfedge, Hope, Caftieton, Thornhill, Eyams Caiver, Ohapel in the Frick Little Hucklow, Pill:lcy, Litton, Wardlow Getheridge, Offinton Halleford, Barnforth, Hohne, and Baieweil, in the County of Derby. Particulars whereof nut be had (gratis) at the Paid Mailer's Chambers in Southampton•beildings, Chancery - lane, and of Mdfrs. Gilaham, Solicitors, Litscohis Inn, London. Mahogany, No/Atka, and Clapboards, Clean and Second pre pared Floor Boards and Battens, Oak Plank, Scantling, Pofti., Rails, Ste. Ste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHN AYRES, On Moralay the arft of May, iBoa, and on Wednefday the td. and Thulfday the 3d of June, at Twelve o'clock each day, on the Prentifes, opprifite the Green Denton, Pedlar's Acre, bear Welbninfler bridge, .• Lis the fuperflems and vine Stock in A. Trade, of Mr. Adam, Mabee llfierelnttt and Builder, crunprifing a large Quantity of Swills and Honduras Maho gany, in Planks, Boards, and Ends, of various thickneffes, clean and fecond prepared Battens-and Deals, Clapboards front I Inch thick to 4 inches, Oak Plank, Pons, Oast Rails, &c. May be viewed till the Sale. Catalogues may be had on the Prentifts, and of Mr. Ayres, Broker and Audtionecr, Houndfditch. GREAT BENTLEY and FRATING. ESSEX. TO BE SOLD by AllOtlON—By WM. BUNNELL, On Saturday the stk day of /nee ' 1862, at tbd White Hart, Colchefter, between the kies n of Far and iRa in eke Af ternoon, runlets previoully difpofed of by priv a te Contra(,) A MOST defirable FARM • confifting of a Dad/Mg-bOO% Barn, Stables, a n d Jo/afire Buildings in excellent repair, and ;37 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land ; t t 4 or *ilia, with fla Meffuage and Build ings, am in the Pail of Great Bentley, and the remaining 23 Acres in the pad& of Frating. in the County of gifts., Wren* Stated near Betifley. Green, 4 Mkt from Saint Ofyth Quay (where Corn may be Upped, and Chalk and Ma nure obtainal) and about 8 Miles from the fevers) Market Towns al Cackefter, Mataingtrre, end Dedhadt. The whole in the ocarinas of the Executors of the late Mr.Jatin Lufkin, under a Late, fin Years of which will be unexpired at Mi chaelmas next. --- Tbe Manage and about eight Aorta of this Farm are Com bold of the Manor of Great Bentley. Heriotable, and fubjclt to a (twit -Rent of 7s. sd. per Anti. the remainder Is Freehold, and the whelk moderately affeffed to the Land Tax. Tlie Prentifes may be viewed, and further Particulars ktifwn upon application (Perfortaily or by Letter poft•pald) to Marrs. Sutton and Hedge. Solfeltom, Colebefier, at wbs Mks a Merl of Frlner win— he rpm ESTATE NEAR DUILU4. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Commerciakßuildings in Dublin, on Monday, the sift day of June next, at Two o'clock In the Affethoon, (fubjed to condition, to be then pradeseed,) THE INHERITANCE in Fee Simple o f a 4 - very compadi and valuable Mate, Etats at Ratbmines, within one mile of the City of Dublin, in the briding of Five unexceptionable Tenants, at, the clear yearly Rent of 9571. Britilk currency, payable in England. The above ptsperty is calalble of ghat htiprovement, being widths a fmall &Ranee of tire Citadel Canal, and baying the ad vantage of medlar Tinnpike Roods ;round it. One part of the Baru is let on Leafes for l 4 s, renewable for ever on payment of Mei, and the Other for Terms of Yeats. The Efface tat bi fold either Weds& ir M LOH, as may be agreed upon at the time of Safe. For partieuhrs apply to Addles. Harris abd Bryan, York ltreet, Dublin; or to Mr. C. D. Henchman, Watergaterftreet, Cbeffer. 'I 0 BE SOLDJY AUCTION-4y Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraways Coffee-houfe, Change-alley, Cornhill, no Mon day, June 7, no:, if One trelotk, in Ten' Lets, fubjedt to fuch Conditions as will then then be produced, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and fmall Part OOPYHOLD ESTATE, fame et Not& Efid, Wad= Gremi x and Sandy Ead,in the Peat of Fulham, only Three Mlles indent from Hyde Parjt-mener; confiding of up wards et 86 Mertes of capital Gar.. Ground and Meadow Lead, and may Porta eligibly fituated for Building ulna. The Edam ism prefent let at l derem, aintraming to 3481. 131. per Annum, but the whole may be entered upon a s Lady dartlitltmir, Gardener, at Wafhant-green, will %hew the Eftate, and deferiptive Par Icahn may be had at the swan, Whom green ; of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ; and at the Office of Meffrs. Lent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig'mzeurt, Whitehall, where- a Plan of the Eftate may be fem. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, 'Change-alky, Coenhill, on Tudday the tyth day of June, silos. at Onc o'Ciceek, THE RECTORY of CHIGWELL, in the County of ESSEX, held by three good lives, under the Prebendaty of St. Pancras; confuting of a Farm-hook and other ratline Buildings; with ss Acres of excellent Glebe Land adjoining the Town ; and all the Tithes of Corn and Hay, (exeept a fm all proportion, which pays a medics), amount uig,according to a recent Curve'', to 973 Acres of Arabic Land, and Lap Aires of Meadow Land (more or Ids), exclave of about gyo acres of Pafture grazed. Alfo the Perpetual Advantage of the Land Tax of t4l. a year, formerly affeilid oa the fame, which has been recleaned by the Leffee. Chigwell is fituated in a *dant part of the County of ESC:, only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe Ledarre wellfitnated for building upon. Deresiptive particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville. row ; and of Marra tent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near BRISTOL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the Prange*, By JOHN PARDUS, On Thurfday, the loth day of June next, between the Hours of One and Two in the Atternoca—ln One Lot, ALL that truly Defirable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Stoke Blihop, about 2{ Miles from Batted, in the Park& of Weßbury, and County of Gloucefter, and late the refidence of Mrs. H ,de ceded, but now the property of ED W ARD Wins Er+ Confifting of an exceeding good Brich-fronted Houle, with Double Coach-Houk, and Badding for ro hordes; Barns, Cow-bodes, Sheds, and other attached and detached Offices; krge pleurae, bat, and kitchen-gardens% and Orchang, covered with Fruit-trees of every defeription, and now in full bearing; together 'with 64 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land : and about Three Acres of Cop pice Wood; 3o Acres of which are let to Mr. Jacob Sturge, for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which are unexpired ; and zo Acres to Mr. Miles, as Tenant at will ; the reft is in hand. The whole Is within a Ring Fence, is well Timbered and Tithe-free. It is aloft dell illy fituated, etnnmending planrefque profpeale of the River and of Blase Calk, Cook's Folly, and an the beautiful funeundlng Country ; which added to its proximity to Briftol, and the number of Gentlemen's Sets in the neighbourhood, mutt render it truly defirable to any one wiLlng to puck& a besiniful country Refidenee. The Ethic may be viewed by Appikedes on the Pranifer, and further Particulars known by npillenties Edwagl Webb, Efq. at No. 19, Benavue, CMGs l or to tie Ilrokeefat N 0.3. Odic-ditch. Drifted. ANSWER to Mr. THORNTON. Thh day were palliated, the Second Edition, price ts. 6d. QERIOUS REFLECTIONS on PAPER la MONEY in GENERAL, particularly on the alarming foundation of forged Bank Notes; with hints for remedying an Evil threatening Deitrudion to the internal Trade of the Kingdom. in wh ic h are included, Obfervations on Mellorn. ton's " Entpdry concerning the Paper Credit of Great &Jokier" Printed for R. Thurgood, No. 39, Newgate-ftreet. The above Pautpialet contains a eta-man:trial Account of the ingenious jam Law's ever memorable Mffillapt Scheme, fo pointedly abided to by Mr. Nicholls, in the Houk of Cam moos, on Friday the tilt Mama, and furniates a dealer view of the Rate of the Paper Credit of this Country, than can poll* be gathered from any of the Speeches recently delivered in Par liament on that impotent fieblott. ASNisktubakeds The lounedite Cada sot remote Confequenees of the Peace conidered, prise as. Aati the celebrated husgentlen epos& of Thomas Jdrerfoo, Zia. Pricks* at **sr.& ...1... AA • PUCE SIX-PENCE. This day were pubffilsed, by C and motomg, at the Crown anti Mitre, PaII-M , SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of th e Ri g ht Hen. Sir•WILLIAM SCOTI', delivered in the Hoek of Commons, Wecluefday April 7, aka, upon a Motion for leave to bring in a sill relative to the Noe-Relidenee of the Clergy, and oth, r Affairs of the Church, price at. 2. An Hilbstical View of the unavoidable Caufes of the Non-Redd nco of (the Parochial Clergy on their refpedive Livings, t..c. :cc. price as. 6d. This day was publiihed. price is. AN ACCOUNT of an OPTHALMIA, which appeared in the Second Regiment of Argricibire Fencibles, in the Months of Itehruary, March, and April, aces: with Come Obfertations on ;he Egyptian Opthalmia. By ARTHUR. EDMONOSTON, Surgeon. obn-ere verum. Holt. London : Printed - for J. Callow, Medical Bookfeller, Crown court, Prince's-thee, Sohn; and fold by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. Where . may be bad, J. Callew's new and extmfive Catalogue of N'e.lical Books for 1801. XOTZEBUE's EXILE INTO SMEJI.IA. This day was puhilffied, In 3 vela tool& spiked. Ode 13s.ai boards, aubelithed with three Engrevinp, THE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF Aucusrus VON KOTZEBUE. eon• tailing a full Account of his late EXILE and JO It.'NEY into SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which hap pened to him in Ruffia, with authentic particulars rclatiOe to the prefent State of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new and curious Anecdotes of the Court of Peterfbursh e WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Mediated from the German, under the fuperin ',cm:tenet of theAutior, by the Rev. B. BERESFORD, hogllib Leann r to the Queen of Profits. Richati Phitipt, No. fx, St. Paul's Church. yard i and to be had of all Bookfellers. JuR publiflxl, in One Vobimd Odavo, A NEW WORK, Price Five Shillings, biords, Dedicated, by permiffion, to the Earl of Laddak; pACTS DECISIVE in favour of the COW. POCK ; including an Account of the Inoculation of that Village of Lowther, By JOHN ROBERT THORNTON, M. a - Member of Trinity College Cambridge ; late Fin/Selma to the St. Mary-la-bonne General Difpcsfary ; Lecturer on Bo tany at Guy's Hofpital ; and Author of the Philofoohy of Medicine, the Politician's Creed, and a New Illuitration of the Sexual Syftent of Linnaeus. Printed for and fold by . H. D. Symonds, Paternanier-ralv ; Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; Cox, Si. Tboniaes-ftreet, Borough; and Murray and and ifighley, Fleet : Lately publithed, in Quarto, ptice . t as. boards, EMARKS, Critical and Mikellaneons, on the donat IN TA airs of Sir WILIAAM 81. A CKSTONE. By JAMES SEDGWICK t Efq. Bardlter at Law. " With thefe Critieal and Mifeellaneous Remarks we have been much plated. Mr. Sedgwick, who is a warm Mend to the prefent Cortititution, and often employs the Commentaria as the text of his own opinions, examines a variety of poetical's with peculiar :emends and no common preciflon, while be ex prsta both his fentimcnts and objedions with accuracy, and .with a luminous elegance. Few writers can Rand the ordeal of fuck critical sonmen."—sEstrad from the Canna,. Raitew for November. Printed for Clarke and Son, Portugal-ftreet $ Butterworth. Fleet-Oren ; and other Baokfeders. COLONEL FULLARTOWS LETTER. Speedily will be publifhe4 A LETTER addrefred to the k ght Hon. Win. Windham, (hewing the influence of the Antipacifide Dodrines lately urged in Parliament, as they would attedt the. ine rnal Strength, Subfißenec, Reiburccs, and Coalition of the Country ; with a View of Cireumftances which prove injurious to the efficiency of Military Arrangements, to Commercial In.. tcrcourfe, andso Political Relations between this Country and other States: to which are added, fargeßions In reply to Mr. Windham 's Remarks on the Caufes of Decline in the Power, Charadter, and.ConduCt of Nations. By Colonel FULLARTON, of Fullerton, F. IL S. M. P. for the County of Ayr. Printed for J. Delved, oppofite Burlington Hotafe, Pieta(llly. Of whom may be had, Colonel FulLerton's Letter to Lord Carrington, trice ea. 6d ART OF ANGLING.-sth Ldition. 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