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- 11‘' ~~;~ ~~}~ ( „ 4 41.„T - • - ' (1 ) ki ,-W• F • • • Nt i .Or a • a e‘ l4l ;Is 0. 1/126uulat .74031 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THA 'PRESENT EVENING, MAY .6, tBo6, will be pwformed the Comedy of THE SOLDIER% DAUGHTER. Afar *bleb the New Grand °pendia' Roam" cued THE FORTY THIEVES. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEHT-OARDEN. 1 1'0•MORROW EVENING, MAY j 7, 5206, wiU be meted the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. _ - Sir Pertinat Mac Sycophant, Mr. COOK?. To which will be added the Burletque Tragedy of TOM THUMB. . . MRS. LITCHFIELD'S NIGHT. AND THE LAST SEASON OF HER APPEARANCE ON THIS STAGE. THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT GARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT. MAY so, 184 will be perfornsed the TRAGEDY of JANE SHORE. Gloter, Mr. KEMBLL Halllngs, Mr. C. EMBUS. Dumont. Mr. COOKY. Abria, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. • • Jane Mere, Milk SMITH. Mrs. LITCHFIELD will have the honour of taking leave of her FRIENDS and the PUBLIC la a FAREWELL ADDRMS. Mr. COOKE will recite GARRICK's ODE ON SHAKES. PEARL The Mak by ARNE. fAaging by Nen. INCL.& DON, MUNDIeN , EMERY, IlEifs DAVIES. sod Mis TYLER. . RIVAL SOLDIERS (in one Ad.) . Sinclair Mr. INCLEDON. Lenox, Mr. HILL. ' Nlpperkln. Mr. MUNDEN. - Mar!, Mrs. ATKINS. To coneiode with THE PRISONER AT LARGE. Dowdk, Mr. MUNDEN. Mons (with the ceisbraied mock Italian Song), Mr. FAWCETT. Tickets and places to be had of Mrs. LITCHFIELD, No. 36, Seaford Erect, Covent Garden, sad at the Theatre. TO MR. J. 0. IF Mr. J.G. who left his Situation at Hull on Wed. tiefday. the tpth of Mareb, by the Coach for Doneafter, wIII morn to Ida Friends at T. be will be kindly received-4X if he will inform them by poll where be may be met with, Ma letter will be duly attended to. The elute far his departure la aotirely removed, and salami now romans that need uccaben his abreact. May aka& TO tioausmEN AND GENTLEMEN. THE Advertifer having been regularly bred op in the Agriculture llae; and imaging a thorough hlinnaludeacif Farming in general, and the parckafe of Smelt, wain ert engage ,with any Nobleman or Gentleman wanting a prim Who& expe rience might be attended with advantage. Letters addreifed to A. U. at Mr. Dawfonh, Usen Draper, No. het, New Doed•ftreet, will be attended to. No. 83, ST. PLIMIAPST,IIIT. IMPROVED ARMS. GILLIWARRANTED SWORDS, PATE/Er Elk" &a THOMAS and JOHN GALL refpaefelly inform the Nobility. Gentry, their Friends, and the Pub Hem gene ;al, that they bave eftablifhed thensfelses at No. 83, in front of tits thatched Houfellyvern, St. Jamces4trect, London, where may be had Card.. deferiptive of the eskrartfiadry froei their Warranted Swords arc fubjedtal to, and of the fisjamiar proartim of their Ist tamp PAT ans. Ames; where alfo Specimens may be Oen, and orders for them, Guns, Pißols, and Anna and Accou trements of ail kinds taken. W holefak and Retail. NeM MUSIC. BUTTON and PURDAY have the honour of an nouncing to the Pafbionable World the publication of the following popular MUSICAL PIECES : 1. The new Grand Speetacle of the THREE SISTERS and the GOLDEN BULL, now performing at the Royal Amphithe atre. Weeminßer Bridge; written by Mr. Repton. The Mae by J. Sanderfon, price 7s, S. The favourite Pantomime of GUY of WARWICK, now performing At the Royal Amphitheatre, WeitminfLT Bridge, tom. poked by J. Sanderfon, price as 3. The new Grand :tomant:c Speaack of the MYS TERIGUS FREEBOOTER, now performing at the New Royal Circus. Written by Mr. eras. The Matte by M P. Corti, price as. The above Pieces are received nightly with genuine and re iterated burns of applaufe from all parts of the Theatres at which they arc performed, by the molt brilliant and crowded Au shames. I e -e, DR. GRECORn CrCLOPSDM. To be completed in Twelve Monthly Para, a. each. rl 'HE THIRD PART of this tamp hie and valuadle -1 1, DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES tbir day publyird, price ?head tea, h bad e every Boakiiher and Dealer is 11001, 11. the 81164 Denham,. Of who Nay alto be bad, the FIRST AND SECOND PARTS cad the fweenfing Paris, till tbe Work ie evxyletedix Twelve Part., P r fid. ai already been m explaifted, that ry Dk7ioaa will exhibit a IN. ri af 'Allem State of Hama. koonolake eland q all eatraatow .114atirr, rather pallier/ than flecalative,:nd rrlaaL,tad to fin/ ae a C IRPORION to Dr. yel.fon'. Diaiimari, as all !4WD of Reiman caaneHrd with the Artr and S;;MIV. TO. Plater an nuarerina, aad art executed hy Htalb, Porter, sad ash, d Artifir Bridge : Pot, Bloafreare, May i, ac 6. BCROSBY and CO. beg leave to inform the . Public, that they have this day publinted, price bs. in entre hoards, a new Volume of the FLOW isRS of LITERATURE, confining of Literary Novelties for the Year stios, and the Lives and Portraits of the Right Hon. W. Pitt ; V. KIIUZ the Fffayin ; T. Dibdin, the Comedian Mrs. E. Hchne, the Novel Writer ; - Robert Bloomfield the Poet. •.• The four Volume' of this entertaininpWork already put, hilted, contain a faithful Regifter of every nanarkable Occurrence in the Annals of Literature, during the Nineteenth Cent y, pike 21. 31. printed in the neaten manner, on fine parr and a final) letter, in which will he foetid more amufentent and real inforins. Non than in any four quarto Guinea and a Half volumes pehlithed during the fame period. Where may strobe bad, Jolt publifhed, T. Edward and Anna; or s Pidture of Human Life, 2,u1;. By John Brined, tie. of the Inner Temple, pries. Ps. s. Seems of the Cattle; ear Adventures of Chart :a iTAlmainc. ins vols. By D. Casey, Author of the rissfuon of Nature and P 1 4 ,0 of Fancy. Fee. price 7s. No. 4, Stationcre.court, April t 6, a b oG . FRIDAY, MAY 16, lB°6. VICTUALLING OPPICS, My tt, isco. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING THE __ HIS .11147ES4r,NA7r o a away ow Notice, That on Toefday the ;nth infant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED BAGS OP KENTISH HOPS, Of the groisth of the Year s toy, Te;be anfwemble to Samples to be produced with the Tender.; To be delivered immediately into His Majefty's Vietnam Storni at Deptford ; and to be paid for by .BiUs payable with lotereft ninety days after due. The Conditions of the Contradt may be foes at the Seas. tary's Ogee. No roivorol will is had hooly Tatar is whit& sho piss flail tot 14 irforhof Jo work et hark, or that *II ad It * oloihorol or ti. BOW/ 1.- Are Ost easel so Oho fail Tap" are Wei inflame, ow ooloro N. !plows go& mein 14 Maier, or loos Porfoa oolla &aka* amok Si orforer -Soo oar! fir. WARRANT ED UNDRAWN. Qwwr and CO. No. I I, POULTRY, are felling the LP Ticket. and Shares of the prefect Lottery, warranted no. drawn. Next Saturday will be the Second Day of Drawing The following is the State of the Wheel. t Prate of Cas.coo Is Ls.lPoe a ao,ooo 40.000 a topoo so,ooo s SPod woo S to:oo . - 5.030 so son spoo With the full Proportion of tool. sol. and ail. Prises STATE LOTTERY. NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 17, will be the Second Day .L Drawing. STATE OF THE WHEEL. x Prize of £ ss,ooo is £ 2 SPoo s taxa 4... *Woo s 10,000 .1.. 11,000 2 50 00 .. 10.000 S 1,000 ..0 5. 000 10 $OO ...• • .5 iC OO 19 .- 100 .I=l 0,94:0 SI so 5,550 And a full Proportins et dos sit. Prism Tickets and Shares, warranted endrawn, are on dale at all the 011ices.—The Public are requefted to throve, that the number of Tickets draws each day will be nearly eioaL FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. EXEMPT FROM THE AUCTION DUTY AGREEABLE TO ACT OP PARLIAMENT. On Thurfday, May sy, 1806, MERAC, SON, sad Co. will put np to PUBLIC SALE, at their Wareboufes, No. VI, Queen-Raver, A large ABonment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. Particulars will be given In time by M. L. MERAC, jun. TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION. At the York Hotel, in Dover. on Murkily, the hod Mar, 406, at Ten &dock, By Virtue of a Commirlien from the High Court of Admiralty. ' . [HE FOLLOWING GOO D S, VIZ.— iso Chas, containing about zoo Tom of Round and Flat Dutch (beefs; Being part of the Cargo of the American [hip Bradford, P. Clark Malta, detained as Prize In a voyage from Amfterdana to Lltbon by his Majelty's Stip Mufqulto, Samuel Jackfon, Efq. Commander. The Cheek to be fern, and catalogues to be had the day before and Morning of (ale, by applying to LATHAM, REECF, and Co. NORFOLK. In Lots, it the Maid's Head Inn, In Norwich, on Saturday, the 3. ft day of thi. infant May, at Four o'Clock, ;thick (goner difpofed of by Private Contact, A VERY defirable Eftate in ERR Tuddenham, Hockering. and Bataan . ' Broom, in the occupatbni of Ro. bent Beaton, whofe Learn expires at Michaelmas nest, confining of a Farm Honk, with neceffary Buildings, Cottage, awl about 380 Acres of Arai •k, Meadow, and Patio= Land. The Pitate le in a good Sporting Country, and in a Neighbour. hood abounding with Game, near the Turnpike Road, about (even Miles from Dcreham, and nine from Norwich. Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Smyth, at Dere- Itarn, where a plan of tke Bible may be fem. RI-Iti FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE. .. . To be SOLD by .2RIVATE CONTRACT, together Drill Lots. A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Stuate in the Parithes of Whapinde and Holbeach, conlifting of the Manor or r; puted Manor of Littlebary, and (unary Farms la a Ring Fence, cuotaining aft. 2)P. of very Rich Feed ing Lanai. The Buildings arc In complex; repair, and thane of them have been ended within the lalt two years. The Land Tax is redeemed aid the Roads good. The F.ltate is (haute in a Dry Country and not liable to Floods, arid Dear a Navigable River, eight WWI from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from Hollr.ach, and twelve from Wilbeach, all good Market Towns, and too Miles from London. Further particulars may be had on application to fvfeffm. Potter and Bonner, in Spalding, who will thew the Eltate; at Mars. Nichul(un and liuntoo's Office, Mr. Jon. Teale, Svrveyor, both at Leeds; or Melirs. Folter, Cooke, and ?me, Lineuln's Inn Fields. L ondon, where Plans of the Eltate may be (ten. CAPITAL. MANSION AND FREEHOLD ESTATES, Denbigh&lre, North Wales. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, In Denbigh, on Monday, the 28th of July, at Foul:o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lot., Unleis puevioully difpofed of by Private Contradt, ASithitantial, modernizes. nnne-built FAMILY HOUSE, calla] PLASNEWYDD, fituate in the rich and fertile Vale of Clwyd, only two miles from Denbigh, (even front Abergeley, four front St. Afaph, and thirty from Chelter, moult. ing of numerous chambers, fpacious dining and drawing room., with all requifite attached and detached offices, for the complete accommodation of a large family; beautiful lawns and plantations, an excellent kitchen garden, enclofed with lofty walls, and plant. ad with great variety of valuable fruit-trees, in high perfedlion, hothotafe, icehoufe,orehard, and nurfery ground; two corn mills, and fundry compact farms ' in the Cameral adjoining parilbea of Henllan, Llanyfydd, apd LlanCasinan; containing, altogether, About TWO THOUSAND ACRES of ARABLL, MEADOW, and lASI'URE LAND, part in hand, and the refidue in the occupation of good tenstits at will, at low Immoveable Rents. Plafnewydd Houfe Is Owe.: on a gently riflng eminence, COM. mantling the molt delightful views of the rich furrounding country and dlftmt mountalus,the Cathedral of &. Aleph, Rydlau Cattle, and the kith dm. Printed particulars are preparing, and may be had at Plaincw• ydd ; the Bee Inn, Alsergeley ; the White Lion, St. Aleph; Crown, Denbigh ; Crnf. Ks ykßuthin ; White H..rfe,Holywell ; Hotels, Cheftcr and Liverpool; Lion, Shrewfbury ; Mr. Fiala, Solicitor, Gray': Inn, Holborn, London ; and of Mr. Oldficid, Solicitor, Fa art mar Aberg.ley, Denbighliii.e, at whole 01- i fice a Plan of the fiftate may be ken, .mti any other iLIiOrIU4- siqu had. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, May 15, iBO6. CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS; and RELATIVES of thole Killed, In hls Majefty's Service. Amount advertlfed ,CtloAsy 14 6 Churches, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen Sums and Meetings. who preached. colleCted. Parillies of Kernberton and Sutton Maddock, near Bridgnorth, County of Salop 1 7 9 0 Parifh of Renwin, Cornwall H. 414 6 • Pool./ of Burnhaia:Bodis,trarimitted per J. Roberto. Vicar Ditto of Felftead, Eike J. A udry 10 19 0 Rev. H. Hamden, Bmwood, Staffordlitire $ S 0 Sharefbill Rev. H. Harem it s 6 Pallas of Sydenharn, Dameral, Devon s s t 3 .....- of Bootle, Stewart,/ of Kirk eudhright, N. B. Geo. Maxwell 15 0 0 •-- Church of South Carney, Gloucellaihire It. 0 6 Calleded by the Chureinvardeas of Bury/alb, b arcs s 6 is 6 IParilfh of New Radnor, South Wales 9 0 0 Pastilles of Patrick Brampton, Huntaa, and Newton in WMovrs, York IS 0 0 Stanwidt, Yorklh. St. John's Church, J.hn Thorapfon so 0 0 Mcp•iffey, Cornwall. Parini err 15 p Charles Woollam, St. Alban's, Herefordailre J $ 0 1 Pardlies of Rilitonc, Hilton and Cra coe Chapels, Yorklhire 9 is 6 Rey. T. Methold, Stouttam, Suffolk $ o 0 PITA of Wetheririfot, ditto at a 6 Langitock Church. tsar Stock bridge, Hampfhire Rev. H. Arnold 4 0 0 Ilsouldid Chapel, Great Harwood, Isiamiter (additional) • - s 0 0 PIO of Berwick. Scotland, per W. Mure iS a i s Lhiboy, Vicar and his Parifhloners to g 2 liiillaadack, Vicar and his Pada:ll°ocm 3 3 7 Parithes of Hinton Martel, Hinton Par.__ _ _ va, and Chahar!, Dork . tflake H. Pugh 7 4 0 Dlffenters' Chapel. Cheadle, Staffordhire a 8 s Part& of Bideford, Devos R. Koala lo 3 6 Ditto of Radford, Giouceiterftarc a e 0 Ditto of Code, ditto a 17 6 - Ditto of Hardwick, ditto R. Halifax 3 in 0 The Right Hon. the Earl of Dulkclth 26 5 0 Sir John Mayan', Bin. of Springhill 5 S 0 Lieutenant Colonel De Peyla 2 II 0 Major john Douglas 1 3 0 Dr. John Glichrift 3 3 0 •—••-• 38 17 0 Deduct Stamp 0 2 o •---- 38 IS 0 Henry Legard, Efq. Beverly, In addition to t tl. xis. given before - 10 10 0 Patina of Radcliffe, Lancaihire 17 10 0 Ditto of Rome, County of Cornwall John Bate 12 0 0 Mitford ParUh, Northumberland W.Turner 15 0 0 Aberdeen, N. & St. Paul's Chapel A. Akock 69 5 0 Wallington, Herta, Church Thos. Liffon a $ o Grange, N. B. Pan lb Mr. Forbes 4 4 0 Sabferlptions remitted from Halifax . Meths. F. and W. Ingram 6 6 0 R. So aloe and Co. 5 5 0 & and J. Waterhoufe 5 j 0 Rhodes and Briggs 5 5 0 Mrs. Caygill • S 5 0 Buck and Kerhaw . - S 5 0 Managers of the Theatre j 0 0 Sowaby 41 3 6 - Shercoat - 23 5 0 MUM 17 9 0 - _ _ Itlppenden . 14 t 5 0 Wadfworth - 13 19 6 Northouram • t t 4 6 Ratftrtck - 1t 3 0 Ovoidal - 10 19 0 Shelf - 8 4 6 dtainland 6 7 0 Sendry Individual Subfcriptions 155 5 6 351 6 6 Wake's Comae Pariffi, Era 10 9 0 Parini of St. Clements. Cambridge to 3 1 Liviedale, near laneafter E. Waterworth z to 0 United Parithes of Dutbcl and Rothiemurchea, N. B. 1a a 0 Abernethy Parini, N. B. per John Grant, Minilter of Elgin - 4 3 0 Parini of Brankormbe, near Asminfter,Devonffilre a 16 6 Wafting Church S. Slosock 3 4 6 Parini of Sunning•hill, Berithirt C. A. Stewart 34 az 0 -- of Thorndon, Suffolk, (addle) 1 5 6 .—..... of Wonftan, Hants 3 6 0 •••• of Twyford, ditto - 9 7 0 -..--.- of Mortlack, N. B. M. Forfyth ' 7it 6 --• of Gish, N. B. J. Cniickfbanks 5 5 o One day's pay of the Officers. Non.Commiffioned Of ficers, Drummers, arid Private*, of the Amndale and Fflcdale Volunteer infantry, Lieutenant Colo• nel Douglas. Commandant - 44 18 o Parini of ',open, Saimaa J. Templets'.= 5 7 6 Sr. Juain, Rofcland, Corn• wall E. Rodd 16 9 7 Bellchelwell, Dorfetffilre - o to 0 --- tifehead, Neville, ditto - 0 10 0 -- Stokewake, ditto - - 0 7 6 Kingttone, Seemour, Somerfetlhire 6 10 6 Moravian khapel, Wike, near Leeds - 3 4 4 John Bolden, Efq. - 5 5 o Townffilp of Prelton Richard - 7 I 1 3 Captain Scot's Company in the Kendal and Lonfilale Volunteers, one days pay 3 t 4 3 Parini of Coulton, near I ilverfttee, Lancalter 16 0 o Great Staintoo Porn, Durham - 3 0 0 Neil of Ladmk, Cornwall J. Collins 6 13 0 Ditto of St. Mewan, ditto H. Hawker 3 8 0 Profits sitting from a Concert performed at Port& mouth, under the direction and patronage of the Harmonic Society of Portfmouth, Portfca, and Grimut, per Mr. Wm Deacon 30 0 0 Parini of Fremington, Devon S. Cooke 3 to a 1 Ditto of Polemouth, ditto S. Wells a t 7 64 Liverpool Diffenters Mecting,Ren lhaw•ftreet D. Bruce TS 1 3 7 &Mot, late Countcfs of Huntingdon's Chapel 14 0 0 Lawton Church, Chalice, including a Subfcription from the Officers, and one day's pay of the Non- Conimiffinned Officers and Privates of the Clough- Hall Volunteers, J. Gilbert, Efq. Commandant 44 9 6 Bouth-Cerney, Gloucefteribire (additimial) 1 0 0 Parish of Ilulkington, Warwickfhire, Mr. Nafon 3 9 2 Copley Saunders, Efq. Brant - 15 0 • Parini of Paulton, Somerfetfulre R. Wright 9 8 0 Subferiptlons from the Parlfbes, with the Prefbytery of Ireton.: Lugo, J. Mitchell 19 8 7 Dunlop, Thomas Brilbane - 4 0 0 &evenftown, Dr. James Wodrow 46 I 0 Cumbray, James Adam . 6 to 0 Beith. Robert Wiley . 11 0 0 Loudon. A. Lawrie - 9 3 0 Kilwinning, James Steven - so 0 0 Dairy. J. Chomfon . . z t o 0 Weft Kiltirycle, A. Oughterfon 9 4 0 Steu arton • James Dougl .fs . all 17 o Kilmarnock. Andrew Giant - 63 7 9 Ardroffan, John Duncan - zo 6 l Klibirney. Robert Urquhart • 3 to 0 Irvine, Jam,' Henderfon - 78 0 0 Dregbmii, A odrov addane - 13 5 0 .............. 3.c3 10 0 [PRICE SIX-PENCE Menthelter, Guidry Subferiptlons tradmitted by Wil- 4:i liam Fox, Efq Lhalnuan of the Committee 559 6 t 3 4 A. B. from MancbMier, per W. Fos, EN. 10 to 0 B. C. Ditto ditto 10 to 0 C. D. Ditto diuo 5 5 0 Parifis of Whittinglism,Nortkun4 berhind E. Lan 17 6 6 Workmen employed in the Dowlais Iron Works, GU. morganthire, per Wm. '1 aitt, Efq. - 34 15 1 Tipton, Staffordthire, Church J. Howells 16 14 0 Volunteers of ditto - - It 1 1 0 Subferiptions in the Perim of ditto - 22 5 o Subfcriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, and at an the Bankers in town and country. J. P. WELSFORD, See. NOTICE is hereby given, That an adjourned General Affembly of Proprietors of the Tunnel under the River Thom& will be hoiden at the London Tavern, on Wed ncfday the silt of May, 1806, at Twelve o'Clock. JNO. MILLS EVANS, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. This day was putddhed, haodfonwly printed in an large volume Bvo. price Ss. boards, THE TEMPLE of TRUTH ; or, the beft Syf ton of Raw, Philofophy, rum and Morals, analytically arranged. prima for J. Marmon, No as, Poultry. This day WIN publiesed, price as bound, The Sixth Pdition. recited, of I'HE VISIT for a WEEK, or Hints on the Ira & pmvement of Time; containing original Tales, Anecdotes from Natural and Moral Hillary. &c. defigoed for the Maar went of Youth. B' LUCY PEACOCK. Printed (or J. Johnfon and J. Hams, in St. Paul's Church yard; and R. and i Peacock, Ma sso, Ozford•ttreet. ANSWER TO WAR IN DISGUISE. • This day was publiihed. price as.6d. AN ANSWER TO WAR IN DISGUISE, or Remarks upon the New Doarine of England, concerning Newral Trade. Ameeca, Printed—London, Reprinted for J. Johnfon. in St. Paul's Church-yard, and W. J. and J. Rickardloa, Royal Ex change. Where maybe had, An Examination of the !Irbil) , Doctrine. which titiects to Cap. tare a Neutral Trade, not open In time of Peace, price Ss. MRS. ROBINSON. In the profs, and on the King's Birth-day will be published, in three elegantly ',Hived volumes, on fuperfine yellow wove port paper, and botprelTed, embeilHhed with Srft impreffions of Burke 's engraving, from the Portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds, prievOne Gaines and a Half in boards, — I 'HE POETICAL WORKS' of the late Mrs. 1 - MARY ROBINSON; now Bra called:led by her Daughter, Mifs ROBINSON, and including many Pieces never before pub tithed. Printed for RICHARD Pitmans, No. 6,.Bridge-ftreet, Black• Irian; and to be had of all Bookfellers. On Monday next, the 19th May, will be publifbed in one thick Volume Odtavo, price tat in boards, whim Frontirpicce biting a Specimen of printing from. a Pane of Clot; etched by Muerte Add, AHEMICAL CATECHISM for the Ufe of oung People, with Copious Notes for the Affillant e of the Teacher: to which are added a Vocabulary of Chemical Terms, Ufdul Tables, and a Chapter of Amullng Experiments. By S. PARKAS, Manufacturing Chendit Printed for the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds. Pater nnßer•row: J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and W J and J. Richard fon, CornbilL • This Book will he found particularly ufdul to thofe Young People who are defigned for ManufaCturlng Teadeo. BONAPARTE'S BROTHERS.—FOURTH EDITION. This day was publiOsed, in Three Volumes, with Portraits, price as. in boards. ' 'THE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH containing, atnongft a variety of Dittingulated Charaeten, Biographical Monoin of the Whole or the Bonaparte Funny, via. Taut /mimeo.; The Emperor's Either and MCPART-•CARLO BONAPARTE, and LLTITIA RA NIOLINI. _ _ _ His Brothers—Jos tell Luc' N,LOUIS. 311dit ROM t Bo ti His Sifters—Madame BA CCNIOCIII, Printers SANTA Ca int, Ma dame MIIIILAT. il.ll Printers 801014 IS c, ci-dcvaot Midi= La CLIIRC. THE EMPRESS. Her Son...Euoctiros Da BEAt'11•ItN011. Her Daughter..FAN NY na BRA - LIMA/1 t4Oll, now Prineds L ova Bo AAAAA Ts. The grcatcr paw from the original I. formation of a GENTLE. MAN -R.Wan at PARIS. Publlfbed by J. Murry, Fleet Rrret, J. Harding. No 36, St. James'a.ftreet, London, and fold likomfe by all Bookfellers. This day was publidied, a New Edition. Carefully revifed and corrected throughout. In four Vols. 120 W. Price One Guinea in boards, EMOI RS of MA RMON'l'EL.—Written by Hlmfclf--Containhq Ids literary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of the principal charafters of the XVlllth century. Printed for Longman, Hurd, RAXS,and Orme, Paternuiter-row ; and J. Murray, Fleet- fired. This is one of the mod intereding produdions which has !trued from the French pref. finer the revolution. The flyle of the work is alto not Ida attractive than its matter; it is eloquent, Mowing, and early inclines, Its purfulng the courfe of events, either to the ludicrous or the pathetic. To the merit of truth, it adds all the graces and attractions of a work of fancy. Monthly Review, Nov. and Dec. :Boy. We are not Pure that we have perufed any book, lance the com mencement of on- critical career, that has afforded us more enter tainment than thefe little volumes. The narrative is fo gay mid airy, the tone of fentiment fo mild and mull - tinting, and the living pic tures with which the hutted pate of the feene is crowded, fo full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is imponibie not to be charmed with the greater part of the performance. Edin. Rev. Jan. IEOS. A LIBRARY OF ENGLISH POETRY. In the pref. and fpeedlly will be pubUibeel, In Ex elegant volumes, embelEfhed with highly SoLChed Portraits of the principal Poets, 'THE CABINET OF ENGLISH POETRY; or SELECT SPECIMENS of the WOAKS of every ENG LISH POET, front Chatiets to Co wp er ; the whole prefaced by a HISTORY of the Rift and Prnarch of Englilh Poetry, from the earlieft Alter to the prercet Time; and the lure:Rive Sped roma, lotrablerd by 1, BIOGRAPHICAL .KETCH of each POET. By S. J. PRATT, The voluminous extent o: the moire Works of rile Bririns Poets, and the tax which they impofe on the time and the pa , le of theft perfons who wilt to acquire corridt ideas of our Nations! Poetry, have fuggetted the propriety of an elegant feleßion which, wkila it prefervcs every real beauty, Mould , by its !salaries! and clirotinhOcal arroicenscrit, erhihit a &amide view of the art, and of ihnfe who have pradlifed it. Such a work has long been a defideratum ; and much care having been bellowed on the execu tion of the plan now fubraltted to the public. It may be prcrum‘d that the lovers of poetry of every ace and rank will be gratified by its al.paarukre. -- iniong the pnrtraltv will be given el,f • of Chaucer. Spencer, Shaldpeare. Milton, Butler, D. ),101. 13.....cr), Prior, Oa f , Pope, Churchill, Shcollooe. CoUta., ••ray, 'Aaron. Buret. C , iwpct, chiefly from Ofirhaal pletureg. the property of the publia:r. Printed for RICHAIIII PIIILLIP N No. 6, Arm. sack. friars: and I. be had of all Dueltfillas. - A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. VIE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has •Owed by the fuperior excellence of kW ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Fifh Sauce has induced many perfons to give the fame mane to am Alicia entirely different. 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