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rte. t ( ~.... ~,, 1.71 6 0 ,, 0 h f . el 11 , r \ t .... ..... ♦ . . .. ' . , c • '. si MI ai .- - - i t • 4 ; • . . • . 4, II ' • -• ''' 1 e • . 'l ' . . . , . ". • i , • ...,* ‘...• ~..... h '., ' Am • ..k%•• '. ' t'l‘ .4s f o ,s •-•-• as • • !. _ .. ._ , . • - " z y . rr Y i , . . - -.. • f • • . . -' • •. • '4 • ' ' . 4 , ' Of , ~- #lll6 : .. 4 . . olt.'C ° .6 it • . ' .... • 1 01 7 lik• 14: . . - - ••• . . - 4 PC"' -4. • .....,....-, ~,.. ~ .....„,,, ..... ) ;.? ~ . . • - . . . • ‘e.../ 71 . . • • '' - 4 m..........• 4m..........• ' ' . . . . . ._ . . • NUMBER 10, 86 . . MONPAY, F_EiiitiAtY. i.4.5'3"820p_ . . Pities SEVEN°PXNCE. . _ ... oh ......0............ a . .---.. • _ , o • . . . ARMY CONTILACTS. LONDON DOCKS . ' .. .• ' 111IMIR• THE TIME • FOR nEronm I. • SALES BY ALICTION. =SAWA I' CIIANDZItIi, THE DIRECTORS of chi LONDON' Delft •This day was published, price Is. CA P J TIIALILRL-ESS‘rlllitEEE N T C ' E tt ,fp iC te E d L fo l ; l tl S e Cl ac ti co A m it ra ll od a ti o n of SURE and PRACTICAL MODE of obtajOrlig ei o a r h P e a d ss olo st r : fokcers o it f ,e,R, l c ) o, l oc s n s acha t T v hic c :g r s i euuses :::,: a tl i , :deasctea l b i elenst f a e t r . . antlninarilat DeParinle/S4 rediFiSaVY 7, IS"' -IL COMPANY do hereby give Nntiee, That 'there svill Ma A N OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous a REFORM IN PARLIAMENT, by Constitudonal be any Business done at the Dock on SVEDNESUAY NEXT, means ; and if the People are serious they will immediate/y - t a ach -" ed iLl a m nd Aw d of contracting to supply to e f o ll ow in g nntleles for the use the 16th instant, that being the day fixed for the FUNEU-h,Lita adopt it. Addressed to the Electors. • ' of the Arm}, viz. his late MAJESTY. GEO. RODINNX, Sic. By the Rev. Dr. TB USLE R. Nine Horses. • BREAD, London Dock-House, Feb ! 12, 1820. Also, a NevrEdltien, the Sieth, of his Easy wa*to Prolong A . t T Garraway's Coff •n ee ? - • fife, particularly in Old Age, 9 vols• price Inn To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Wisp Cornhill, on Persons verging on sixty wll hers learn. from more than fifty ITRRDAT, Feb. 29, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two tots, Barracks, in the under-mentioned County : COM M ITTEFoROOM, STOCK-EXCHANGE, !Authorities, and the experience of Many very aged persons con- . , A VERY ELIGIBLE LEASEIIOLD ESTATE. •.... LANCASTER. FeIINUART 12, 1820. oohed, that by an attention to these papers they will !we an tb rt y years y e rir e yk n . cneocteifi o...tse , ,ytc a to. d egsi a l:jt r fidAik t rir e nsec d t:: • . plannedd i t s o s r toi t ti h n e d .' 4 t losoltldrStory, , c isi ° ura in i four accommodation tbe P rs r yelsfict s eus l o a pate f atenc a ito N uifd 1 FORAGE, viz. (IFF_ICIAL NOTICE having been given that the eviatelsaltei of living and cure them without physic. hbl: commodious a l e2 in r n t a l l s 1 m b t t r t rr e A cßpFt,ta: Residence I k a n i e d i i ... i `-' FUNERALmf his late Majesty KING G EORGE THE ' OATS, II AT, and STRAW, to his Mejesty's Cavalry in Bar. • Sold by J. Sourer , St. Paul's Church - paid. 4 di4eases THIRD will take piece on WEDNESDAY, thel 6th instant. - .'' racks, and OATS in Cantonzients and Quarters, in the under- NEW RELIGIOUS CLASS-BOOK. The CO3IMITTEE of the STOCK-EXCHANGE, frees ' f P a rf id n ia ci g pa d l ao S n to , ry ta , aa s w pa c c k ieus pra Dra wm w g_ i r n ou g-r m som h , ame cotimio ,omeiry i ca ti n bp i ing, on the Lipper Story, four good Sleeping-rooms, Ste. on ate mentioned Counties : This day was published, • SOMERSET SUSSEX. feelings of respect to the Memory of his late Most Sicanat I n a thick Volume of 650 Pages., price 7s. boa r ds,, the Second itted g' up, '• . Majesty King George the Third, have . . Fdition, much enlarged and -improved, of '' That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 23th day of " '' - • T HE YOUNG cuttisnAN'S C YCLOPIEDI A ; and a Boudoir; Offhand Floor Entrance-liee, Vestibule, .• Inseentouser Rzsoeven, or Inner : • March next ; that Propoods in writing, sealed up and marked, . ' X or, A Contoendium of Cluntion Knowledge : cementing Hall, commodious Stone Staircase st n capital Dining lour • That the Stock-Exchan shall th at day be SHUT. ' tic on ii Tender for Army Supplies" will be received at this (Knee,of a Series of Lessons in alorelity, Virtue, and Religion, care- Breakfastrooni, nS e ater-closetsebrarden, ( & )Li e .. . ces. ln attact h heed ie ue : and ltesotorn, , on or before Tuesday, the 29th day of February inst. (but none fully selected from the best Authors. Compiled chiefly for the meat, a very excellent r ange o f Domestic . That the above Resolution be inserted in an the Evening mg e ntro pi es o f t h e y oung , i n their' 'ous, Mural, and Social detached ; ids Al snotat oes . c ' .• t me. e, ellen, &e. wi:lbc received after twelve o'clock on that deyn • and, if sent mox , g Pape s. By Order Of the Committee, .4 . MO" alid to imbue their minds with the love of Piety and. 1 Lot if, comprises a cofnincidions Mews, with Stabkt for Nine ..' - by Pon, the Postage must be paid. r . R. W. WADE, Secretary. Virtue. Intended for the the of Young Persons ef both Sexes, .. Horses ; F ive Creech houses, with Lofts and Apartnienta over; •-• a ; 7 1 ) 10p0Si215 must he made separately for each County and each - -r at S c h oo l ; an d f or F am i l i es. ;Yard, &c : inclooed. . Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender LAMENTED DEATH OF THE KING. • By J. BAXTER, ! To be• viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had itt the ," .... Of Dirichlet:id School, near Halifax. Subscription Houses, St. James'oatreet • at Gsrrawart; and properly fi lled up, by two persons of known property engaging B LACK BOMBAZINES, at little more than two. London: Printed to Baldwin, Cradock , and Joy, Pater- of Mr. ftobins, Warwick-Street, Golcienequare, of whom • a G D :L G O I LT A IE uc ST E - E s ß i gH it to become benmd with the party tendering in the amount stated thirds their vakm, being purchased of a Manufacturer, aster-row, Tickets for vie may be had. • , r Er7------------CHEITENIIAM, lA. who was compelled to sell for cash, and are unquestionably the in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the • cheapest in England, which are now selling for Ready Money Lately published, • ' , Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a only, at the -following astonishing prices :- Very gopd, 2s. per NEAR STROU .'soaps should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount o f V printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ;and T are ; those at ss. are curiously fine, and usually sold at is. rad. In 3 vols. 11. 12s. 6d. boards, AND BATH. • should it so happen that during the cominuance of the Contract no warranted quite perfect, the very best. colours, and never ? to THE GREEK tESTAMENT; a new Extensive aluable MANOR, I'ol. IS o f M ARKETS and .- turn brown ; ell-wide Italian Crapes, 4a I-Sarcenets,. renah Edition-Containing the best Notes from HARDY, Rs- FAIRS. QUIT-RENTS, .n width, ss. 'pd.-goad Satins, 45.-rich Velvets, His. 6d,-Also, mat, Kerte, SCULEUSNSiI, Rosenesentra, &c. in familiar La- WOODS, fine Pieces of Water, and abcut egvEN HUN- a i ;be Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance G ros d e 1%; aplea, I;a Capes , Levantine., Talmo', real Irish tin: together with parallel Passages from the Classics, and with DREO AND 'FIFTY ACRES o f LAI:D, well Stocked- k:a. ai, by the , - with Game. ' r•s• may "a • les o f t h e B rea d aa d m ea l b e seed at t h e other fashionable Article for Dress, suit 1e for ha present pact ' s Various Readings are gencraily preserved in the Notes:. By Mr. ROBINS, •Z mournful event...-A. SHEARS, Bedford House , No. 11, Hen- Intended for the use o( the *eidetic in Dioinity as well as the At Garraway's Coffee-House, in kochartge-Allee, Cornbiil, on i - 1I Office, between the hours. of twebtand two. LOT 1. I'INHE Capital and highly Picturesque -':' rietta-street, Covent-garden. The seal Mimic Crepes, to be Library. A learned Prelate on the Bench has stated, that every Tuueseav, the 16th May, at Tikelve o'Clock, in Two Lot s , o a A- ERF.EHOLD ESTATE, I,VPIATT P.iliK, ' . : •, rfr ; ' - - ---- -- had nowhere but at Bedford /louse. • SOCIETY FOR TICE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. reading in this Edition is edited and explained exactly as he should have done it. Conntotha ROolle •Innnelans heigni THE WEST INDIES. By the Rev. E. VALPY, B.D. nearly walled round, and stocked with Deer. Br. of Non THE. NOBLE GOTHIC STUUCTURE, THE Committee beg leave to !tale, that. within the HE NEXT PART' of " THE MONTHLY T - Master of Norwich Scitool ; and Chaplain to the WICH. A few Copies, l arge paper, £4. t o , last nor years, they. have been compelled, in order to pre- 301:1INAL er NEW VOYAGES AHD TRAVELS," . , Designed with great taste (pail teetirrishetin pnced on a fine • -'; elevated spot, conneanding extensive Views of rear gen:deur 1.- 4 ssoveahe Public Morals from further contamination, to institute published February 15, will consist of am original and . very in- Printed by A. J. Valpy, end sold by Imegman and Co. Baldwin Pr ied Co. Whittakers, Itivingtons, and all other Booksellers. and variety ; the remains of an ancient Gothic "Enlace, co rn . " e n, no less than Eighty-five ProseCutions against offenders of various retesting It meat Voraae IN out Wur INDIES, descriptive of Also, fortably fitted up, with excellent Offices, a Chapel, and Gothic, -n• . . I `. , dooriptieris, su. of which have led-to Co n viction, or to Itecog- 11.%!IDAINIES and other 'stomas, by A: Vt. Wetesa, Esq. with The GREEK SEPTUAGINT, with the Aroceerna ; from Entrance Lodge to the Park. • • -• • nizanets by the eespeetive parties , that must prevent the repeti- Engravings from original Drawings. Prite 3s. sewed, or 31. 611. • _ the Text of lies and Minim P r . SI. t s . p r inted handsomely The very valuable Manor cf LTRIATT, extensive over about TWpTIIOGSA N I) A CH ES,. and Comnseet bathes ; -* than of similar Colima They have checked the agile of Toys and in boarcii. ' • h • din This Part completes SECOND VOLUME, which may . • Snuff-boxes with abominable devices, whic were imported TUE in ONE VOL octavo , for use in Churches, and Chapels , as well " immense quantities, from Franco end othet countries. They have be had of all Hoeks_llers, at 20 a . h a nd so m e ly h a lf-b oun d. as the Library. Same size as the Ga. 'TI r. t h e [l oya l t i es o f t h e Fi shery, Tolls of the Markets and hire • ceased the whole stock in trade of some of the most shameless The /MST Two Votusits contain Twelve of the most recent' 6 .,* The Test. and Sser. may also be had: uniformly bound . By the same, of Stroud ; valuable Stone Quarries, *Quit Reins, &c. The n and abaudoned traffiakers in obscene Books and Prints, amount- and most valuable Works of Voyages and Travels, in various in 4 vols. fine Woods of stately Timber, well stocked w i t h ' rich Meadows and Feeding Grounds surrounding the Bulb:Elia-9 e . • and other Gantt - less end Streams of fine Water, with a, ing to some thousanda, to be seized ; and have also destroy e d no pets ef the World, without abridgment ; and seven or eight ELEGANTI)E LATI NIX, or Rules and Exercises x ils- Pheasants - trative of elegant Latin Style. Pogo 6cli 6th Edit. less than 50expensive Copper-plates, front which imoressions of others arofresedly abridged. livery Monthly Part finishes the _ _ AD. wit h Eitsiisb Notes at the end . 110_41 - 6 Fes I L IAD w i t h plenty of Wild Lowland lash. the latter were, from dine to time, supplied : and, lastly, they tho.k which it commences : and in regard to every 'articular Also, FERR IS COLT Ill', COPSGB OVE, and CIIA NT Ill• a," • h• • brought to condign punishment that most audaclaus offender, Work, each Part forms a completed Publication within itself. .., ha •e 12.. 6d. bound . . ' Collette, who, notwithstanding repeated Indictments found Such a Series of the Ntwitor VOVACES and TRAVELS, news- In a few days will be published, No. IX. of FARMS, with good Farm Rou t es, and all necessary Ounte ild- ") • six of -W a . N l) obi l e C tua ß n ES or . G A e n n ' i o li:i t n d an 34.l . l l' l ll e P Sc iop r '.: 7 ,y a s e nnst hint, still persisted in selling Works of the foulest Sedition, sarily forms the most (interesting and populated Periodic a l, Pub- STITISENIe Gazer Turaasiaus, in which th e . means . adopted in let to respectable Tenants it Will. Th e ing., 'IX HUN; i . • whole . " ' T ' ite '• ;.• and th e most horrible Blasphemy , that ever disgraced a free Press, lications, and is adapted to every class of readers. ... o accelerate the future progress of the_yrork Well be _ ....... ___ , ontroiluced. n r : r ati tb y e or outraged the principles and feelings of the British Public. Printed for Sta Ito:ltem, Painhurs and Co. and to be had of '—'-'---- " • GENUINE WORKS OF 110GARTEI. if .. y ~ is beautiful beyond descriptiod, andein public carriage at cot- ..- ' The necessary expenses attendant on these measures have all D"kseutrs:* On the Irst of Aped, 1520, will be publishe d . br • way through the Park. .. 4 : greatly exhausted the funds of the Society ; but the Committee . Ditiewm, Csaisice, and .10T, NO. I. Of Lots. A Valuable 'FREEHOLD ESTA TE, a short distance appeal, with some eonedence of success, to every man, for as- LORD MELCOMIIE'S VERY CURIOUS AND INTE- En taun clos ag ut u es pw -o ar f da af t et 'sing CATSWOOD FARM nd T - • , a RA N. sistauce and support, who acknowledges dui blessings of our RESTING DIMLY; TER 'S HILL, a good hartn-Llouse, 1 ards, Garden, and all - - r rillillt WORKS OF iIOGARTH, from the whole film . 1-c ' t O n wm P n . . Holy Religion, and who, as a Christian, a Patriot, or a Father, Containing Authentic raniculars Of the Early Life of his ', wishes to pea:serve the laterals of " the Sons and Daughters of late Majesty, King George the Third. 42: . . 41 4141111111 'lst" 1411111 .4"ale "1"11"" Mel- d ke o ll w a , bu Pit e st li ttre uddil ira gil-a bie, C a oe nn tng W e' o4tl . I.4 Bu n u el del ,con ideurs BOYDELL: and others eagraved• by eminent Artists; our envied Isle," from that secret corruption, which poisons the . the w h o l e under the Supetintendince of JAMES HEATH, Tins day was published, in One Volume Bvo. peke 10s. ed. in a.. . he . b. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENACRES, pinest sources of domestic happiness , and which ths Laws, In boards, the Fourth Edition of nage IL A. accost by per ! lions :/:the o van** sti In the poseesaion of Mr. J. Faulita , • their ordinary administratior, cannot reach. ase a. a , a sects, by JOHN NICHOLS. Esq. EA.& L.E. and P. TRANTEWS niu., a fine thrivitig I'Lunation ' . The Committee acknowledge, with gratitude, the support TWE DIARY of the late GEORGE 1161JDD The Plates - of the inimitably Hogahli have not only been . . , iln head, •. containing nearly SIX PEEN ACRES. i which they have already received from many persons of high - ORPINGTON, Baron of Melcombe Regis , from March sought Itir with avidity in our owts country, but have been ad- This Es e ere tonne a prominent (eaters in the County -4 fine • ; rank and character, in conse-quence of the above Address ; and 8 . 1748 1 to February 6..1761: with an Appendix, containing mired in every civilized nation' its the woo , and, Id • since his L ry healthy split, tacos exceneut neighbourhood, good It . oads,and a• they confidently hope, that Ole liberality of a generous and en- some curious and interesting Papers, which are either referred death, various copies of them . have, front time to time , . been amid .. ~...... lightened Public, will enable them to prosecute the laudable to in the Published front hi, Lordship ' spublished . But, without a wash to de sedate these copies, it to or alluded . Diary . May be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to M Cl' W r.. M O , objects of the Institution with increased vigour and effect. original Manuscripts, by the late must be allowed that those which were engraved by himself, at * the MaDsiOD or 13isfe h '• • , . y. w ere particulars may be Dud; and HENRY PENRUDIfOCKE WYNDHAM. -' and received the advantage of his latest thoughts, may fairly ••• Subscriptions and Donatioas are thankfully received byof Mt. Crooine, Solicitor, wear Stroud ;the King's Arms, Strnud Printed for Thomas Wilkie, 57, Paternosteterow. claim the reference. rte renewer, lizenv iloaex, Esq. 37, Ineet-street ; and by hire and "Ihwb •II ''. a Almost eighteen centpries ago, it was observed by Horace, of lan d s Worcester White l. ' - - beery ; 4.r: the Secretary, Mr. OZORat PRICHARD, 31, Essex - stater , Strand. t i e, tar, ; eon, and White Hart, Bath ; Thu day was published, in ivy. prite es. 6d. boards, men of genius and ittaipment superiorto the v m ulgar, th k a mi t dote e h, Brist o l ; Castle,Sah-Ifill; of Messrs. \lizard and Batt, ' ' QUBSCRIPTION to AFFORD TEMPORARY A DICTIONA FLY of the PECULIARITIES of honours and applause, which were denied by ei Y Solicitor s, Lincoln's. Inn Fields; at Gerraway's ; and of M r. e them b more ge- or envy during their lives, would be rendered y . -.. the ITALIAN LANGUAGE; being a Collection ofßobins, Warwick-street, Gulde-souare, where a .'Lau of the i'.. kJ RELIEF to the DESTITUTE, and NIGHTLY Sentences from the most approved Italian Authors, particularia nerous and just posterity after their decease: Estate may be seen, and Cirds for viewing had: • a i " Urit intim fulgore no, qni progravat aloes - SHELTER t 3 the 110 USELESS, during the INCLEMEN'T sing those Verbs, Prepositions, hec. which govern different Moods Infra se positas: extinctus anutaitur idenu" PURVEY'S SAUCE FUR 'FISH; GAME, Vilra ---... ES,Stc. ..f • SEASON. and Cases; forming a Supplement to all other Italian Dictionaries. If tine remark were ever true or applicable, it has proved pe- ' • By h i . SAafTAGNELLO, A RECENT TRIAL IN THE COURT - OF- •'N At a MEETI:::0 of the GENERAL COMMITTEE,ik, culiarty so with respect to llogarth. The man, who, with per- of . Gram mar . .Reader, Author a and Exercises, The Italian . KIN G's BENCH, " Lazenby u. Hallett II " ''' artlie " Tit JOIIN WILLIAM LUBBOCK, Bars. ,IL P. in the Chair,severing application in the exercise of extraordinary talents, haling rov'ed that no rec.' • a ac 'd - Printed for G. and W.B. Whittaker • Longman, Hunt Rees • talon, are sufficient against t - - na Abstract of the First and Second Reports front the House ' ' found himself at a very advanced period of life before those ta- treads n p , L . __, P Orme, a nd Brow • sad 11. Colburn ' of sideresteo dearer o K LAZENBY d 4. - e .'4 en ~JS think It Committee was presented by Junes Cazenove, Esq. jun. Chair- o rs , e ii t his Nou s ' . and Co .. r . fonts were suitably rewarded, before he could enjoy the ease of rk may be considered as the fruit of long andtheir duty again to caution the Nobility and Gentry of the ( Z man of that Committee, and ordered to be published. independent afflueece, had no sooner left the would than a rout- successful experience, in removing the innumerable difficulties many spur imitations of their much admired 11A it VErs it,. ABSTRACT. that obstruct the progress of the Italian Scholar, and for which titude of advocates and admirers presented themselves , to core - SAUCE. It continues to be prepared only at their tVa .." ' " The House Committee opened the building for the retell - no remedies are to be found in the moat elaborate Dictionaries ment on the productions of his gealits; to point them out to house, 6, Edward-street, Portmaahquare ; and is not i win than of the liouseless on the evening of the 13th January, a few or Grammars."-New Mon. hiag. Jan. 11100. that admiration which had been cautiously and coldly bestowed; unless the label of each bottle is signed Elizabeth Laze g i e ib ' y 1 • • hours after the General Meeting had been held, and the number who availed themselves of this shelter, and of the meals deli- SELECTIONS FROM THE (HMV* POETS, rendering his works the objects of search and curiosity, pro- genuine SASICe will in future b • rd in ' ..-1 e .* De wrapp a prin.... abetract of . • tiered each day, from the 13th to the Stith lemary inclusive, are This day were published, in ave. prihirltiaidlal. boards, ;restively nude them more and mere valuable. the Trial above alladed to. as follows: The productions of Hogarth's satirical and humorous pencil . January 13th 14th 15thil6th !7tie 18th' 19th1 20th 21 st EXCERPTA e POETIS GRAC r iS, in USUM h a ve b een univer s ally allow e d t o h ave pr o m o t e d th e cause of Mrdum consiliu at sequitur posnifentia. - - • 1 -- I — l St u di oi o J uven t u ti s; cum Nods l'hilologici s . Edidit Morality and virtue, by painting vice in those disgusting colours Bad advice is generally followeJ by repenteno e . - • • .. L : Jerson.; Housed 14 108. 117.1 3731 4,201 518: 549! 613 64'2 ' anon given 14; 129, 700:1023. 780 946 107511167 I°B4 Printed for G. and W. 11. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria -lane. are calculated to improve the. Man as well e s the Artist ; and he tance, that beyond any other it ought to be kept clear of -..i i Of whom maybe had, * teaches withe ff eet, because he delights while he instructs . It ignorance and quackery. Mesita . CURRIE and Co. having a --. —l- 1 t"d aad 0 4t11 1 2.5thi oath' 117tIt 211th itinle rah Janeary L _ d i - -i 1 .. Porson's Euripidis Hecuba, ad fidem Manuscriptortim emea - has been said of him, that, in his I'iotures , he composed Come- dedicated themselves to the study, an been gratified by theanost Eo data, et brevihus Nen; emendationum, potissimum ratioaes dies; his humour never fails to excite mirth ; and if directed' considerable practice in that Dr anch they though; pr o pe r to m o ot, ... ---,---- . Persons 1J II used 7 0 2 elle - 4 - '7; 4701 3601 14 554 1 " .e i. . I I i , .l . 16 reddentibus instruct*, cum Supplement° ad Prafationesa--uvo, against the fit objects of ridi c ule or contem pt . Th e p o w e r s of las trust, that after thirty years' residence iu this lietropo'as, their' . • deaf; given 1444 2.29 e 1404:1306e025,1024 66° 521 1 606 piece 4s. sewed• pencil were net *we d in the illib era l eff o rts of personal attacks; talents are so well known, and their repotatiois so completely -ae ----••• Euripidis Orestes ; ay.. prise as. the application ,p 1 his satire was geare gt, an d t h e en d a t which established, that no apology is required fee their deviatiou from 5 'net, have been nearly 800 individuals at one time under the • - Ihmnissz; 3 5. he aimed was 'the defeat of Folly an d o f Vice . " Hisgraphic thexegular mode of pruner. It may be proper to state that their t i poi of the Asylum, of whom 110 were sick, and orate seriously se ; but front the csuitant and kind auctions of Dr. C onquest , 'Medea ; 3s. representations are indeed books i they have the teeming, fruit. M e di ca l Educati o n h as b een o f t h e first ciass---tket tbeYane nieten: In the Press, Person's Euripides complete, with an Index; fait suggestive meaning of words. Other pictures we look at : hers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh: and as. • ; • every plan that could promote ventilation, or secure cleanliness , in one volume gen Ids prints we read." satisfactory evidence of the truth of this statemem e their dipl - i• • •• as far as it was po,cticable, has been suceessfully adopted, and , Many of the early Plates of Ilogarth were engraved by him and lestinionials may be seen at their Hous e : M o at s ; •fl ottoo. Aa• na infectious complaint h e berm engendered within rite %Valls. VENEZUELA, &.c. for different Print-sellers • but those retained lry hlmwlf, and garden, where they may be consulted with the greatest . Only seven men have died, and throe of exhaustion , which cir- . sold both in his iffeatime and after ais death as a set of his winks, and hrinenn, by patients of either sex, labouring wider an • • ' • carnstance must be viewed as extremely rrovideutial when the This day was published, in One thick Volane, Bvo. with a large - y ',the - ? were seventy - seven ; which, in 179 Q," were bought by Messrs. following complatnts i - r - state of starvation and wretchedness of so many Is considered. Map, price 1 3s. boards , Boyden, who added to them more than thirty other Plates. All Ist, ale Venereal Disease, foe which they have discoreted a Tea It is beyond all doubt, that 60 lives at least have been saved, and A STATISTICAL, COMMERCIAL, and PO. these hove been - recently purchased by the present Proprietors, reedy that is not only a complete substitute for Mere orti , - this in moat probably, under-rated. .L - 1.. LITIC.II. DESCRIPTION of VENEZUELA, TRI- who now o ff er them to the good taste of the admirers of British care of this complaint, but which has the advatdege of me a d(' * • The number of Inmates has now materially diminished; and NIDA D, MARGARITA, and TOBAGO; containing various genius; intending to add to talent such otheoof the genuine works eating the disorder without debilitating the constitution.-Tab • chi, Committee arc satisfied, that by the decent appearanc e in Anecdotes and Observations, incentive of the past and present o f H o e / arta as maybe thought deserving of new Plates, in order remedy leas been used fur som e time with seo happiest e ff e le ne e Li; numbers of seamen and others have left th e A sy l um , aw l State of th ose inter e stin g C oun t e i es , from the French of M. to ren d er more comp l ete t h e ex hibi t i on o f hi s unrivalle d talent. en the Continent, mist promtvea to be the means of entirely ealefon ,a_ I), the assistance which has been afforded, meny have obtained DE I.AVAYSSE a: voith 'am Introduction and Notes, by the It Is not within the plan of this publication to enlarge en the ding the u se of Mercury, except p f, the neon complex entailment. • penriaeeet employment. ED I TOR. personal history of liogarth or his fri e nds ; that task having rate crier, idly, In cases of heitous Detente and Vasco!'" . • Independently o f 17,400 meals given to the Inmates, the l'tiated for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Mariadane. a l rea dy b een performed in the " Biographical Anecdotes of Ho- Relaxation their researches have been most fortunate, and ineio -- Conittittee have also distributed food to a considerable number "Of t hi s useful and instructive Volum e , it is durposdble to 'earth, in three volumes quarto, a *ork which has long since owe t o a late it:erudite-non to e friend and replied' tbe ithi ttioun of lariat's, who , although in great distress , were slot destitut e of spea k too hi g hl y . Th e or i g i nal A uthor, H. Leveysit, is a phi- been favourably received. Some brief Memoirs, however, will Timot, the ecquoition of a simple modeof treauuent, winch iu die- • - . nightly s i e er e t ; b u t this was only continu e d during Ole extreme lanthropist and a philosopher; ninl the translator has not only be prefixed; and an explanation of the various subjects, to ac- carding th e vieleut means bitheitopractised in thiseountre, giees . e .. . . - rimer of the weedier. done hint juStlee, but fiat enriched the work with many valuable company the severe) Plates, will be given by Mr. Nichols. a tout to every nieseuler fibre of the Patient, restores his aniall ' . Latterly the inutile Cerntrittee have confined themselves, both notes and illustrationant;--Supp. to Ai onth Iy Mag. Jan. 1120. The Plates purchased of Messrs. Boydell, are for th e most p art s pi r i ts , an d re.enteblishes his vigour, without. inflaming Cie • :-. ' t on account of the mildnitea of the weather, and the propriety of -; are: shelter only dor** the night, except in a few very urenet This gay was pebleshod, in Two hendiorne Volumes, ave. by Mr. Heattnertho, fully appreciating their excellence, will on of treatment has so far surpeesed every ether malted of cure, Ilia, . s,' - cats , add they have ascertained that :' try beneficial effects have irjr.e Xt. 10s. boards , no account sine a single line as left by the pencil of llogerth. they have excited the astonishment and approbatno of the m ost • !.• Aries a net of this system. Divine Service has been perforineif Such of the Smaller Plates, as are estimable rather on account distinguished Medical Men. hy etercein g i s , w arm ~. 1.„ a. '. a he oures . a every Suoday ouce or twice, by •the Reva Mr. Hatch, the Rev, A GENERAL iIiSTORY of MUSIC, ftom the• • •of their subject than their wor k mans hi p, will be re-engrav e d as which dened all the reroutes. of their skilL-Messni. Currie e Mr. Watkins, and the Rev. Dr. ltudee, and this Committee tertian Times is the present; comprising gee Lives of fansitrales of the originals e and Co. of late have had several patients who bad been weak •' • en ' have had great satisfactiou in witnessing the decorum and stun-stun- Eminent Compolen and ainWtk Writers. The whole accom- The whole work will consist of ibout 130 Plates, containing enough to place tgeneolves under- the care, antneubtait to the ' , stun of the ~e , ma,..gion, u p on w h o m it evidently produced a parried . with Notes and Oboensenonat Crirital and fihistaatien near ly lent su bj e cts, with occasional sheets of letterepress lit mode of treatment of men utterly toskilled in the mite at this - •By THOMAS PUSSY. Mus. Due. • ~ revoureble imeression e will be divided Into 93 or ea Monthly •Numbees. most dangerous and painful complaint ; and when, after the loss Several inmates un their departure have addressed different Author of a Minkel Grammar, & c. die . Daring the tours of the publieatioe, the york will be sop. of much tins* scud money, they applied to them, and eeit t h e .4 . Members of this Committee in the warmest tone of gratitude, Printed fat 6. and W. ft Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lanel seal plied to Subscribers only, whose namito end addresses must be elcacy of their pew, they have been invarLibly as wa r n s i n a Siznpkin oust Marehall, Scatiouersncustrt. 1 . , and seine int:resting letters have been received exorcising the forwarded to the Publisiters through the medium of their re- their commendations of the skill to which tiny owed their r e eo' LIIIIItITi. kkalakiiiiiiftl• This is more than suflicient to pr ove,tkat " Viewing this history generally, we are so less etl'uek with spcc'lve Book or Print - sellers . The Impressions will be deli- ate lion , as strong in their censures at the ignut;nce to ,. which es wieoi nnuo impo s i t ion may have been practised, the far ;renter the recoudne research, than the candour and diseriminatiou erred in the exact order of the Subscription list, and the shun they had nearly fallen victims. Patieats t th e cowitiy are de. h, iiumber were deserving of eke relief theyreceived. which it tainting. It is a Wcnit replete with information, min of reels Subscriber will he printed on the wrapper of his copy', sired to state particulars of th..ir cast ; ,b,.4. letter. ' inwit • be . By order of the Ueneral Committee, s:antial in Its matter, amend is its criticism, ornamented in its Tee ptiee to orighraf Sotneribers will be Ai Is. each Number, post paid, (*dosing a Bank of England note, when the LeCeS- -I=, . W. 11, BODKIN, lien . See. style, end honourable to th e a u th or ' s genius, woe, sad learn- enti every Number not called fir within sir mouths after th e d a y ee ry a d v i ce sad medicines willbeelislt to as y p a rt of ti,,,, wake ••• ! ' * i, Kine's Head, Poultry, Feb. I'2. ini s --sialinb. Monthly Rev. Jan. 1820. wilts Peilikation,will.be advanced to 4'l Ss. 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