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41,k ' .0K 4' I 111 ~, ~~ .a .:7 1 . 0 INUMUR 5408 MESSRS. ASHLEY rep:W*olly inform the No !nifty, Gentry, their Eriends, and the Public in General, disir BENEFIT is find fee WHITSUN EVE, Saturday next', May ace, at the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, when will be performed a SACRED SELECTION, From the MESSIAH, CREATION, and a MOTET, Computed by the celebrated MOZART. PART I. Solely the mesA, computed by O. P. Handel, with Wieland Accompaniments by W.A. Mozart. Dirertme-.Refit. Mr. Brabant Comfort ye my people'..dong • Every yeller—Chorus • And the glove—Reek. Mr. Doyle • Thus faith the Lard'—Air ' But who may abide'—Rest. Mr. Gob ' Behold a Virgin.' Sang and Chores ' 0 thou chat teUelV—Air, Mr. Doyle Fur behold.' ' The People that?... Chorus ' For unto u:—Pattoral Symphony—Rent. Signors Etorace • There were Shepberds • —Chorus ' Glory to God . — long, Mts. Didion* ' Rejoice greatly' ' , Mrs. Bland' He was defplfed'...Atr,llignore Storm • I know that myßedueincr.' • ...Grand Chem PART H. 0•014 O and March. Zaoherflote. Mozart...Reck. bare Tirer 'Relieve thy ekunpion'..-Song Return 0 God of Heft'-.-Samkeeft. Mr. Brabam • Deeper and deeper dill.' beg Wth bon holleleJelgiths ...New Motet God when this appeaeleft4dositt-atag, Mr. Vaughan ' 0 come let os , wordy'—Anliton-.-Reek. Mad. Deitch Fitt and L'hict Bong .givest arr.—L'Ane g ro.-.(Violitto obligate. Mr. IWO—Reck. gr. Braun And Ood raid'—' lb rpi-ndoe— Trio, Mrs. Fileitad, Mr. Braham and Mr. Doyle, and Grand Cho. nos ' The Hamm are triling'—Creation—Dr. Haydn PART Mrs Bland and Mifa Tyre"' Hear my peeve—Se og, Mr. Brsham ' Gentle Airs'—Atlislia, (accom panied on the violoncello by Mr. C. Affiley)—Chorns ' Gloria in euelcie—Pcrgoltd.-Song, Mrs. Dicknos ' The Soldier tirl'—Dr. Anse—Coronation Anthem God Pave the King' End of Pan I. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. ASHLEY. Rod of Part 11. Mr. World will perform his celebrated Concerto of the Calm, on the Grand Piano Forte. Principal Vocal Prfornicn, Signore STORAC&. .Madame DOSSE.K, Mn. BLAND, Mils TYRER aid Mts. DICKONS. Mr. BRAM AM, and Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOSS, and Mr. DOYLE. Leader of the Band, Mr. Affiley—Organ, Mr. J. Afhley. The Band end Choruffes, which ate numerous and complete, -by the matt approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Sir, and brain at Seven. Bows 6.—Pit 35 6d—Gallery as-..Wpper Gal. is. Tickets to be had of Meffrs Allays, sod of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office, where places for the Boxes may be taken. NEW HARP MUSIC juR publilbed by DALE and SON, No. est, New bond Ina, dedicated to Lady C. Nelfon, compoled by PAW Jackfoo. NEW IMPROVED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SCLETTAR and CO. Grants and Square PLUM. Forte Manufadurers, No. 48, Oxford Road, beg leave to acqoaint their Friends and the Mufical World, that they continue to manufaeture hiltruments on the newelt and molt improved plans, and nn the molt reafonahle I . bey particularly recommend to their Friends, their new improved ap right Grand Piano-Fortes, which will be found, on trial. fully fu ptrlor to any yet manufaaured, for biwaisfs of touch and brit. Laney of tone. To Merchants and Captains of Ship., S. and Co.'s Pranc,..Felt..3 will be found preferable to many others; as from their being braced in a peculiar manner, they have been found upon trial to *and much longer In tune In warm climates. Initruments fold at this Manufadtory, if not approved of in fix Mouths, will he exchanged for others. Honzootal Grand Piano-Fortes, and all other kinds, on the molt improved plans. N. B. Wanted three at four good &Awn in the above line. No. Lj. ST. lAMBS...IIT It t ET. IMPROVED ARMS. GILL's WARRAN MD SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, &c. 'THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpeftfnllv inform - 1 .• the Nobility, Gentry, their Friend., and the Public in gene. re, that they have eftablidied themfelses at No 83, in front ni ht Thatched Houk Tavern, St. james's-ftreet, London, where may be bad Cards. deferiptise of the ertraordiwy prxj. their Warranted Swords are fubjeeted to, and of the firtetior tri,erti” of then IMPROVED PATENT RULES; where alto Specimens may ht, &en, and orders for them, Guns, PiSals, and Arms and Accou trements of all kinds taken. Wholefalle and RetaiL ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Muffin, Lace, &a. and for many other Ohs, as a tiubftitute for Lemons...-Price as. the box. A HAVING received numerous complaints that Coropofitions fold under the title of Salt of Lemon•, are not only Inethdlual, but that they burn and deflroy the Linen. I think it ncceffary to Inform the Public, that my true Effendi' SALT of LEMONS is only to be had, Wholcfale and Retail, at my Cep In Cockfpur•ftreet, and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my fignature on the bottom of each box, and en the outfidc of the wrapper. W. BAY I. E Y. N. B. the Salt of Lemons h partleultgly ufeful to Ladles in' s ibm g their hands, as it inftantly takes out the ftaini of fruit, c loan I gloves, he. and is much more agreeable to ufe than le mon it At the fame place may be bad, Bayley's SrowerlegDrops, for taking Greif.: out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, tic. AN ADDRESS OF REAL IMPORTANCE. EWE RY lover of their Country, and Friend to Hu- Inanity, mull learn with regret the awful ravages made by the YELLOW FEVER among the unfortunate Inhabitant. of our Weitem !Rands. Influenced by the moll anxious concern to pre . ferre the lives of thole compelled to brave its direful contagion, the Proprietor of Dr. Norris's Drops folic*. the Idiom attention of Ilse Public. In pronouncing this Medicine to be a rernam rare, even in the worlt cafes, an appeal is made to the tellimonyof long experience : Near half a century it has ft.p..l an unrivalled Specific, fAe ev. ry fpecies of Fever, particularly putrid cafes, in which its powerful yet benign virtues have prevailed in the expeCted hour of si:ffolutlon...-As no bottle, even for exportation. can be fold with er out a Ramp, the pollibility of impoling a counterfeit on the purehafer Is prevented, the genuine having the name of (Thomas Norris Moore) engraved thereon, by favour of Government...-The fa mily bottle, ass. to be had only at the Dodor's book, No. 29, I.ovrer Broolt•ftreet, where alders for exportation are duly exc.. cuted. Smeller bottles at I is. and 25. 9d. fold wholefale and retail, by Mears. Bacon and Co. No. Ito, Oxford Rreet. And where likewife is fold Dr. Norris': Antibilious Pills, at. 9J. the box. A CERTAIN CURE FOR ODRNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efilcaey baring starer failed. In a variety of Cafes, agrees if it does not eradicate the Corn, root and branch, TO II el us m TUE MONET. And be begs leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the number's-fa ineffi• melons Oinnhents, halves, &c. as nrmy hunirols of allidted per. fors can calif", among whom arc fame of the firtt ch.iradten to this kingdom. Sold Whoh•fale and Retail by T. Atte!, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltack• street; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jatrices-ftreet; Mr. Hilda, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. Jae, Holborn ; and Jebotdt • and Co. No. spa, Otfortl-itreet. At Briftol, by Mr. lis..gin and Mr. Sheppard, B.:Weller, Bath, By Hazard, bookfeiler, and Wright, perftinwr. .lidlnburgls, lay Batter, South Bridge. Pardon and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones .boohreners Porthnouth4 Mr. Motley, book feller. .had by molt of the Venders of Medicines In Enetnol ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA. Alny is, OW. OUCH Perfons as are willing to fupply this Inflita- L) tion with CANDLES, and fuct QlEnnities of NEWCASTLE COAL. •,ailed WalPa•End Coal. necca'ary for its confumption, and as Cull from time to time be demanded, between the 25th June next, and the 24th June following, will give in their Propo fals, in writing, to the Commandant, at the Afylum, on or before the toth of June.—Particulars of the Contrads may be had by ap plicado, as above. rICTUALLING-OPFICE, May 19. isc6. THE COMMISSIONERS p, VIGnI.4LLING HIS mAyEs7r. NA rr, 6 bereiy give Nosh*. That on Thurfiay the apth s inftant, Mr. Reeks, their Agent at Portfmouth, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ((cal.kd up) and treat for ONE THOUSAND QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, rofwerable to a Sample that will be produced at the time of Centred!, to be di livered at Ilk Maj, Ry's Brewboufe at Weevil, in one month, and to be paid fur by Ellis paiyalie with inter& ninety days after data The Conditions of the Ccntra3 may be feet at the Office of the Agent at Purimouth aforefaid. No reseed swains bad es aey Teader i. veiie6 am prier flail Net it leered is yaw& ist Myth, .r that fell not de delivered to Mr. Red &fere es tided, ea the laid TUrfday de 396 iyaffee, .or milli at ?PIN who watt the Temitr,e. firm Perfee ea hit /natal(, attar// t.• an Inver lake eallalfse. r.iCTIMLLING O.IVICE. May t 9, tBO6. THE COMMISSION&RS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTI"; Purr, do bern4yriw That on Tuefdsy the syth inßant, they will be ready to re remise Tenders In writing (Gated op) and treat for hiGHTY THOUSAND GALLONS OF WEST INDIA RUM, and for FORTY THOUSAND GALLONS OF FOREIGN ',RANDY to be delivered, duty free, In the (pace of fix weeks, (one half in three weeks, and the remaimkr in three weeks aftenrants) into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Portfmouth; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety:days after date. N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than Ten Thoufand Gal. lons will be adrnitted. The Conditions of the Contraa may be fan at the Secretary•' Office. No regard will le hi to any tead.•r in which 'h prier flail mot it ivjertel ix word: at !web, or that .at k delivered to the Board &fore awe •iixb an the fad Twfday the 2756 infant, roe ..t y; tb r.,f,. who wake th tender, or fere perils on hie 444; ettendr,to arfwer when exUsAfter. ALMON FIRE and t IFE OFFICE, MAY 23, OW, pIE DIRECTORS Of the ALBIoN FiRK and Lit Issuaattte Costrmsv beg leave to call the attention of the public to the numerous and import ant advantages affortlrd by thi. Fflablithment,both with refpca to lofursuce. from Fire, and on Liv.-s. The Direaors have determined to omit so improvement of which filch an loflitution is capable; and they real urged to every puitt.le effort for the public ,ccommodstion, by the high de • gree nf encouragement with which the Company has hitherto been honoured. Printtd Particular+ are delivered, free of expence, at the Com pany'. Houfe, in 'Change-Alley, Attendance, Oaily, from nine to four. By Order of the Board. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. ••• A large Commilton al'osted on Life Infuratice; and no charge made for policies in any tare. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &e. are Tepee fully informed they may be fupplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, fecurrd on Freehold, Copy. hold, Leafehold Lind or Houfes, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Joit.tumn, Clergymen'. Lirinvi, or any other property. Perform of refpedinbility may be (applied on their Perfonal Security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation without delay. Applicatl •n from twelve to two, or Letters (pit paid) addrelfed to Mars. Wills aad Co. No. to, South-ltrect, Berkslerfquare. PEOPLE OF CONDITION. THE underligned hating pre•cminently his power, (the.meed of very many years unin•peachable profeflional practice) and thence sisterly done away, en BOR. aoweas. the Wooing a tAlions, caviling, and unavailing negml duo In the common Channels, it is now, he prefumes, become but merely requifite (or hint to remind the Noh‘iity, Men of Conte. quence, Ladis-s of income, the Clergy, and all others of Relpedta. Why and Refponfibilis.y, that he flill continues to mediate StF.- DEEMAI3I.F. ANNUI IN LOANS, capitol or inferior, with that tinfomsity of frsulturfs. ream, celerity, and certainty. which unfailingly diftinguifhts (and ever more anifl. diftinguifii) Money. franfaellons between GEN ILIMAN Lid GLNTLIMAN H. JACKSON. The honour of a !Me. with real fignattire. and the r.,aige paid, directed (a+ for yeas Nit) to Mr It Jsrk'un, tote left at the New Chapter Coffee Houle, Duke's court. Lour Acre, if from the Country, will b immediately anfsvered; and if in London, will command a confidential appointment at the Arbor's Houle, the Weft End of tin. Town. • - TO INVALIDS AM) 'UHF THOSE who have the misfortune, by Sicknefs or Innmity, to be confined to tit, ir hods, and trims pain or weak. nets. are unable to move themkives, either fur chaise of polition, or to take retreflonentaa, will find the m oft falutary rel:ef,alTittanoe, and (upport, by the tifa of Pococa's Flocrunata, or Risme MAT Ts ire, which Gently movcs an Invalid from a recumbent, to a reclining or littirg poiturc, and in filch an ealy manner, a. to he almoft imperecptihl , to tlic p Knit In h: d. By this means, an In valid lams his potation altered and varied at r leafore, which Is a great alleviation of hi. (offering. ai.d can la) with his bead and' obeli elevated; a circonaance, in many cafes, highly conducive to his recovery. May tar bad, with many other Invention% In Chalis, cnueno, &e. at Pocock's Cabinet and Upholftery Wareboufe N 0.16, Southamptoo.ttrect, Covent•Gardtn. •.• Printid Particular. gratis. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1 8c6. - 'l 4 O BE LEI', N excellent FAMILY MANSION, fituate near Yoxford, in the County of fitifolk, completely Furailhed, and fit for the immcdlvc reception of a Genteel Family. The Hoof,: is furmunded by estenfive Lawns, and has fuitable wove. !tient attached and detached (inlets, viz. Hot Houle, Owen Houfe, well flocked Dove Cote, large Coach Houfe, and goo! Stabling, with Gardens end Orchard i well planted with Fruit Trees. The whole of the Land adjoining the Houfe being about too Acres of Failure and about p Acres of Arable Land, or any part thereof, may he hid with the Houle, with liberty to fport °wren cxtenfive Manor and Woods, well Rocked with Game. The Houle is Gtuate two miles from Halfwortb, four from Yoxford, eight (min Sex • mundham, ■nd keen from the Sea, as from Yarmooth and Ipf wich, and is from Lowltoffe; a Turnpike Road runs through the Vilbge, and Coaches from London to Yarmouth within two miles of the Houle. For further particulars apply to WWI... Misery and Cope, No. 6, Paper Buildings, Femple; Mr. Rabett, Solicitor, SaxwWl art. of whom Tickets may be bad fur viewing the Lana. To MR. J. G. IF Mr. J.G. who left his Situation at Hull on Wed nefday, the x9th of March, by the Conch for Doneafter. rOt return to his Friends at T he will be kindly received...Or if he will inform them by poll where k c may be met wish, his louse will be .tuly attended to. be cattle for his departure is entirely removed, and nothing now remains that need ocuifion his abfence. May 1806. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS For the Fiat Drawn Ticket, N EXT MONDAY. MAY z 6, bang the Fourth Day of Drawing. STATE OF THE WHEEL. I Prize of £2s.coo • h 4154 00 s —. 20p00 —. 40,000 1 10,000 - 10A02 2 5,000 - 10,000 5 1,000 5,000 9 —. 5 00 4.50 0 17 ... ICO -- 1,700 4 0 -- 3 0 -- 2,000 And a full Proportion of the ill. Prizes Tickets and Shares warranted warning. an Se,Sag at the Old Mks of SWIFT and CO. No. I t, Poultry. TPN 7 rHnu3 - A - ND POUNDS. NEXT MONDAY, MAY 26, will be the FOURTH Dar or Ilkewino. when the Brit Ticket drawn out of the Wheel will receive to,ocol. The firft drawn Ticket on the follerwlng day, the Fifth, will be cochlea to vv ecL; and on the Null day, to ay,oool. Pack of there Capital Friars will be given to the firft-drawn Tickets, indePend at of any other Prize which may happen to be drawn agairiit them; by which at I. evident that a Miele Picket may gain the iminenfe fam at es,ocal. The fol. lowing i. the ardent State of the Wheel: t Prize of ha5,COO Is ket,ooo 1 ... 10400 ••••• 41DOCO I . I . pot" lo oco I ••••• 5F 300 •—• I ~OCO S •—• Igloo 5. ,, c0 9 . Se° 1.5.;0 17 100 -- 14 o 43 go -- 1,000 BrGdee the full Prevoetion of the all. Piires. GicAND JUNCTION CANAL PASSAGE BOATS AT PADDINGTON. THE Pafrage BOgll between Paddington and Ux bri•!ge will commence for the Seafon on Friday neat, and will, no tkat and every following Morning. fet oft fr.m the Bafou of the Canal at Paddington, precilVy at Half paft Hen o'f.'hek during the Summer, and return in good. time every kve.:leg Tea, Cuflec, and other kefrefhments may be had on board the Boat, and a Military Band of Mune will accompany it on l'hutf day 9. Rowing Boats, with or without Awnings, are always reat!y provided at Paddington for private Parties, and are let by the Hour or Day. The Farts and other Regulations will he p.inted, and afield up In the Cabin of the P.ll.ge Boats; and all Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Homer, Cwal-Merchant, at his near the Fdgtware Road Turnpike, or it hl. Office at the ton *ate Wharf, Paddington, where he fells Lancafttire Cannel, NCW• exilic and Stalfordfhire Coals and Cokes, and ddisers them to all Pans of the Town and Count. yon realimable Terms. SPANISH RAMS-- 1 . 0 BE SOLD, OUR c v i,at MERINO RAMS, bred by Mr. Tollttt, from his Moicßy's And Lord Somervillet FMeks. Alf• to be Let, Inc the enfaing s , ,..tfon, Five Rams of the fame Breed. It is prefumed that thi• Stock Is well worth the attention of thole Proprietors of Mort-woad Flock', who with to improve the qu dity.and at the fame time to inereafe the quantity of their Wool—For particulars aurly to Mr. Jofeph Southwell, Stvin 'tenon Flail, near Stone, Stall:oat-Ake. SARDINIAS. ....... " PHIS deliciolls Fiat aff , )rds one of the fine!! re x- Mlles known, ( I lickfon's Prepared Anchovies for Sand wiebes excepted). Sold In boxei, too. 64 or kegs it.. each, at HICKSON's, No. 570, Strand—alto Potted and S.ewed lam prey. Lamperns and Shrimps, Parmafan and Stilton Cheef•, Vieflpha la Hams, •l'onguea. German Sau'ages. Dutch Herring', and Beef. Cod Sounds. P.lrtabla Soups, Pickles, Saue.•s, Effence of Anchovies, Soy. Klan, Capers,Olives, Maccaronl, Preferv , d Clin ger, the bill Oil', Vinegars, Multanl, Spices, and every article in the Italian and Oil Bulinefs. A CAUTION TO FAMILIFA, 'HE great cation which Mr. BURGESS has gaiurJ by the fuperior :act lieoCe of kb, liSSir NCI: of AN. CNOVI FS for Ea Sauce ha. induct d many perfons to give the fame name to an article entirely differem. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them againft fuch Isnp , fttLans, as feveral people travel the Empire,cdfering Shopkeepers, &c an extra large profit to vend the fourious ki : they are particuUrly requefied to aft for BURG F.Stig, mod to obferve, none Ia genuine but what have there words :moo the lalvel—" John Burgefs and Son'. Original and fit. periur Effence of Anchovies." —Wareboufe, No. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy Mem London. VALUABLE IiGoKS FOR CHILDREN. This day was puhhllted, Ulu Ilra , ed with eleven coloured Engravings, price fo, half bound, THE MAGIC LANTERN; or Ten Amoling andlnltrudive EXHIBIT IONS for CHILDREN of both Sexes ; each illuEralid with a coloured F.ngracin..t. By the A Whores of Summer Rambled—.lte Red and Black Book, Sac. &c. Printed for TAIIART and Co. at th:. juvenile and School Li brary, No. 157. New Bond Erect ; fold by W. Gibbons, Bela ; M. Keene, Dublin ; Wiifon and Spence. York ; and H. Muslay, Galtaborough; and by all other Bookfellers Of whom may be had, a. BOOK of RANKS, 24 riate** 7* R. 11011 K of GA' VIES andSPORTS. 34 plates, 3.6 d 3. BOOK of TRADES. 7o plates, 3 parts, as eacb 4. ROBINSON CRUSOE, t 6 plates, 4. 64 5. POPULAR STORIES. as plates .3 parts,atl.64 6. VISITS to a FARM.HOUSE, Splates, sa 6d VISITS to LONDON, 6 plates. as 6d L TOUR THROUGH ENGLAND, 6 plates, sada 9 visrrs to the Lt'VERIAN MUSEUM, se to. VISITS to the MENAGERIE, se 63 at. BIFI.E STORIES, a vols. as plate., 4. 12 MINCE PIES for CHRISTM.tS, as 6.1 13. JtIVE7ILE FLU TARCH ; 2 parts, at as 6d cash 14. MEMOIRS of 808 the TERRIER, 2i is. MEMOIRS of DICK the PONES, se 16. VISITS to the JUVENILE LIBRARY, as. 17 UNIVERSAL - HISTORY, abridged, a. 64 IS. FIRST GOING to SCHOOL, as att. POETRY for CHILDREN ; by Mifs Atcux . 2s 10 PUZZLE for a CURIOUS GIRL, a. Gd at. TRAVELS of ROI.ANDO, 4 vas pia sa BRI TISH DOMES TIC qvAnaupEns, 2.6 d a 3. PROVERBS of ALL NATIONS, 21 63 se. TALES of the CASTLE, 5 vols. 178 Gd ss. A POETICAL HISTORY of ENGLAND, as 6d. 16. WONDERS of the. TELESCOPE, as 64 27. WONDERS of the MICROsCOPE, 3s 6d MI. CHILD'. TRUE FRIEND, s plat a, at 39. PRESENTS for G 001) BOYS, es 30. PRESENTS f.d. GOOD GIRLS, is 31. MARY and her CA r, is 42. DIALOGUES for GOOD CHILDREN, 33. The El rrut HERMITAGE, la 6d 34. HISTORY of 'TELEMACHUS. a. 35. HISTORY of BELISARILfd, s• 36. I.n:R of CARLO, is 37. NURSERY TALItS 33 fort*, at 6d each ANI iIiOUIRY SONGS and JIN e, c u l sac k a,. as. as. [PKIC. 71d2 day Wig pablinbcd, price in Ivo. Is /tau 64 ASERMON, preached at Chriß Church, ifirg,, ea Wedn4day, esbruary a 6, stA, bang the Day appcduted for. General Fat. . By the Bey. CHAS. DAUBE NY, Archdearna of Sarem. hired nor P. C. and J. Ririnpron. or. Pen'', church. ) .artl ; NM novae by J. liatebard. Piccadilly. Where ~11b may 1., hill Vb. Daubeny's Works. This dny was puldithel. price is. A SERMON, Preached Int- the D e v(, n a n d L Horpital, In the Pariah Church of ` , t th- ' r on Sunday, Auguß It, illoS, and publilb,d tor t'.c bc,lcht o: t Inftitution. By the Rev. EDWARD COPI.PSTON, M. A. Fellow of Oriel College, &e Sold by F. and C. Rivington, St Paul. Church-yard; and Jaa Hatchard, Piccadilly, ANSWER TO WAR 'N DISGUISE. TM. day wam pulatilhed, price as.6d. A N ANSWER TO WAR IN DISGUISE, or L 11 4 Remarks upon the New Dodtrine of England asneentlog Neutral Trade. 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This day was pOli:lted in ato. price 1l tis dd. boards, AFRICAN MESIORANDA, relative to an at tempt to ellatilifts a Brit& Settlement on the Hand of Bala. ma, on the %Valens Coma of Africa, In the vearl7os With a Wet Nroice. t the neighbouring Tribes, St.ll,Prodoetions &c and forte obferratinns on the facility of Colonishw that part of Africa with a view to Culleatlon, and the introtsd lho of Letters andi Religion to its Inha..itants—but more particularly as the owes of gradually ab °ratting African 'dawn. By Captain PHILIP BP Avr.R. R. N. ll:nitrated by a Map of th. Wertern Coalt of Africa, and Plans of a Biwkhoufe. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-Area. This day wsa publifited, ►n Syn. price os. hoards, AN ESSAY inn the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE of the REFORMATION of LIT r 4 FR From the rreneh of Charles Villiet a., with Notze. By JAMES MILL Pig Lonelol: Priotcelfor C and R. Baldwin. New I/edge-An-Tr. •.• This's a cool and dilpaCionate Curacy of a mai importat t fubjed. 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