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s. • %, ''• • 67, 31 "'~. t , 1 1.6 t 't4 . :;: "e'• • • - • : ti~ ..~.,. r iaiX9.l4 33 Fr ''/ •1' rum8ER ,,399.6] ...4 4 .. THF.ATHE ROYAL, DRuitir e -wiiir... • tOS PRESENT EVENING, JANIYARY;2I, probe acted i Cam* 4,1 -. : • ' THE HON EY.MOON. • . ItoMr:Elliston ; Rollndo, l'. Russell; Coont Montalban, 0 ; *no d ; .Balthassr, Mr. Wissu g hton ;* Lairipedo i Mr. I *;, sfige s ; Jaques, Mr, Pale ) ?; Juliana, Miss Dtincitu i Yu bil7offin Mellen ; Zamora, Miss Boyce ; HosOss, Mr s . ger the List thee) a New Grand and Comic Panto- Egtog . mime, called ,IVRITItOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. Nero, .Mr. Hartland; the Little Clown - and Marie abt(with a Pas Seul), Muter Laurent; and. th e Clown, Mr. ' ;'Columbine, Mrs. Sharpe. . I tes ikin.villl he produced a New bomedi; in five Acts, o, called Somethinite Dir. .* " COVEkr-GAitOlz.N.. i gonitigtNT EVENING, JARtIARY 21, ev i k__%p or airel a New Historical Drama, in 'Mee Acts, P r, T 7 -1 7 THE WANDERS ; ox, THE RIGHTS OP HIS NATALITY. and Music composed by Mr. Davy and Mr.Rtssell. Characters by Mr: C. Kemble, Mr. Pope, Mr. 'l wo , gr. Bbnchard, Miss Smith, and Miss Norton. 0100" of Soldiers, Fishermen, and Villagers. i l dj.Ast L s New Wet, incidental ih the Drains, composed 4 . 164 01 0 02, jun, to be performed by the Misses Adam, asd 0, Caps de.liallet. • . • i x whirl will be performed (for the 41st time), a new Pinto. mime, called HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ; Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR. • Itnierrow,•The Wanderer; with Harlequin in his Element. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIA:Za. a AMIN (To* years principal Assistant to p CHARLES BUlkbigY), and Mrs. 8F.L.4., beg leave Woe' their - Mends and the Public, that the Academy, in milk Orientrith, formerly kept by the late Mr. BEM, lte opened by.them, jointly, on Mondity, the 25th inst. for the rip esc of booding young Otmtlemen, and instructing them in t raises blanches of commercial, mathematical, and classical nis,g.—Terms, thirty pimas ayear.—Parloor boarders, sixty pßaltyotATE hers, .T .ho UITION for finished t Foreign lutir Gentlemen pr i wish to pursue their Literary and Commercial Studies, with advantage of free access to a select Library, Philosophical /cc. /cc. - sutierintendant of tke Mansfield Cemesereial Seminary, fete/ up a home near his own, with the view of extend the most liberal means of tuition and private study to the Oddren of the Commercial and other opulent classes of the steennity, possesseb peculiar advantages for the above purpoics, iwtkohrs of which, with the terras, may be learned by 4y,.plica low the Rev. Samuel Callow, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.- 114irences to English and Foreign mercantile houses of respecta ble, in town and country, aro left with Mr. loiutson, 72, St. Pars Churchyard; and also. with Mr. Robinson, Paternoster tow.—Of whom may be had, prices. 3d . An enlarged Outline of the General Plan of Studies, /cc. adopted in the Mansfield Commercial SchooL • TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made is &toast elegant and fashionable manner, and in that highly wand stye of cutting which has given universal sa:is- Woe tithe Nobility and Gentry, by DIErRICHSFN and eLars, Talks*, at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London (the lat. swhersiciore Furman to Mr. Alien). They also. make young Gest:wars Suits and Hussar 'Dresses in the most tasteful and &got form. Country Residents may be infurn.ed haw to send theinarasure yes Post. • Reeintstals, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breech es, Lisa* iltc.&c. LETTER COPYING MACHINES AND WRITING DESKS. M MIDDLETON, No. 162, Strand, opposite 14 . NeWeastle-street, begt leaVe td inform the Public, that Ve Ins now ready for sale an extensive assortment of LErI'ER COPYING MACHINES, for Counting-house and private use. Os the ntihty of Letter Copying Machines it is not necessary to &e 1, as it is well known that twenty tong ietterilinay be copied, without the possibility of error, in less time than one of a moderate betk cal be written. He has likewise a great vanity of Writing Id Dressing Desks for the use of Ladies and Gentletnen, in ma kpay,sitin wood, &e. &c.—Pocket Shaving Commodes, Pock& t- , inks, s finead-cases, &o.—The Original Manufactory for Black id Pen d lo. STATE AND CITY LOTTERIES. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Eachange, I.on iot; halt now on Sale Tickets and Shares for the ensuing STATE LOTTERY ; which begins Drawing the Bth of March. •,,* The Scheme of the State Lottery, with S Capitals £20,000 ditto 10,000 4 ditto. 5,000 20 ditto 1,000 30 ditto 500, dce. Sce. bast Three Blanks to a Prize, and contains no fixed Pt ize.-- cuctists of nearly Double the Number of Capital Prizes of any batty for many years past, though some of those Lotteries con tained 63,000 Tickets. 'Taken and Shares for the crry LOTTERY of FREE HOLD HOUSES, containing Capital Prizes of the estimated Vitt 0ft04,0001. are also on Sale as above ; the Dram ing of sthick oil/ take place at Guildhall on the 26th April. lettT rpm -paid', duly au.swtred ; and country orders, ac stith remittance, attended to on the same tcrnit• as if WEI 1. WORTH SAVING. : Wets of Ticarrs Sixteen Shithugs a Ticket cheaper than ... at other Offices, 4311 Thant) Thousand, Ten •Ilmusand, and Time 'Thou and Pounds Prizes, &c Be.c. /Kr. PAID ON DEMAND AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT I W ARNER's, Nn. Pi, Consior.r., who submits • the following Stattment , , t k at the Public may see clearly the P ti tahantage in buying at his Office. !fattens's PlliCtS. Ornta qr VICES . PRICKS. kr, • ........ £2O 17 0 Ticket .020 19 0 •••• ......... 10 12 0 Half 10 15 0 ......... 5 'i 0 Quarter . 9 9 0 ........ . 213 0 Eighth . it 15 0 t a , . r .,,,___-••••••• 1 7 0 Sixteenth 1471 ••• 712 0 City Tickets THE STATE LOTFERY &gins Drawing MARCH Uth, ism. j l _ht Settive cont a i ns a much greater abundance of Capital jitil la lave been presented to the public for some years, in 1411 a ainobereflickets, vi -1 el .C 20,400 4 tv,ooo . ...... 50)1) F. 20 :10 45 £l,OOO .500 100 I . (c. /Cc. ire. titAND CITY LOTTERY TICKETS in Variety. s a f i rs lathe country, sending Letters, (Post paid), encl. - King a I ftt'ss Po . st-Olfiee Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find ' ai dkiellal ad* liitzautage, at 1. WARN FA'S, as the Country Offices _daze a high er poke that, the Loudon OZci.s. M ile/ Laws oust be paid for as tub. r • Y.. • U r • • •%, • 91114 RSD;A: i i: ;:jA 14 U-A-AT TO THE svoterfiv AND INDEPENDEt*IT- yOtlaw oar THE CITY OP LINCOLN: • GIINTLIMEN, `. • . I TAKE the' 'Wiest' oppgainit y thaulging 1 . 011 for the high honour you have done, me, in electing me one of your RepresentxtiVes in Piatathent ; an honour greatly enhanced by the circumstances of the ;ate gootest, Ong by the DECISIVF MAJORITY by which it was terminated. To proof,* so marked of your attachm e nt t o m y se lf a nd the noble Family with which i l am connected, I can only make an adequate return, by never swerving from those principles which first recommendedine t i n your choice. Be assured that my conduct, in or out of Pails mem, shall be actuated by LOYALTY to my SovearlON, AT TAcnNetlr.tothegenuine Principles of the CV N STIZOTI t 4 unceasing regard for the civil and religious Liberties of Cott* try, and the peculiar pouts and rniviLsoss of roue CITY. With these tiriltimoiN, 1 remain. Gentlemen, Your very obliged and faithful humble Servant, Lincoln, Jan. 1s; 1 MM. MEXBOROUGH. urtgr MIDDLF.SEX WATER WORKS, I"HE Subscribers to this Undertaking are hereby. -I- required to pay into the hands of knits Henry Stracey, Esq.' (the Tr.:astircr) at the Banking House of Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. No. 6, Bermes-street, Oxford-i reet, the further sum i t 101. per cent:on their respectbre Shares (being the last Instalmedt thereon), on or before the I 2th day of February next. By Order of the Board, _ _ No. '2O, Montague street, ROB. S. SLOPF.R, Russell -square, Jan. 20, 1808. Chief Clerk to the Company. NEW BOOKS BY AUCTION. MR. STOCKDALE respectfully informs the Public, that a Sale of BOOKS will comme.ice at his New Room, No. 180, Piccadilly, on Monday next, the 2Sth of January, and continue the five following days, beginning es day at one o'clock to a minute. Among many other valuable Works will be foUld in spler.did bindings. Parliamentary Register, 114 volumes. Marklin's Bible, 6 volumes. Camden's Britannia, 4 volumes, folio. Complete farmer ' 3 volumes, 4to. Prettch Encyclope dia, 35 volumes, folio. Sir William Jones's Works. 1 avater's Physiognomy, by Dr. Hunter, 5 vole. Hogarah's Works, proof impreimonF. Lord Orford's NN'orks, .5 vols.. 4to. Grose's Antiquities, 8 vols. 4to. C;uillim's Heraldry, large paper, splendidly illuminated. New Annual Register, tr 7 volumes. N. B. Catalogues to be had gratis, of Mr. Stoekdale, EXPEDIIION TO COPENHAGEN. This day was published, price Ss. ,A DISCOURSE upon the true CHARACTER of our late PROCEEDINGS In the BAL'Ile ; coinpri _sing a few cursory Remarks upon his Majesty's Declarations of ' tht 25th, of September, and Irth of December, ISCi. By the Author of the" Cursory Remrks," and of the" Appeal to the People on the necessity of restoring the Spanish Tres rum Ships." Printed for Mal well nod Wilson, No. 17, Skinner-,greet, Snow hill. Of whoinApay be had. price 2s. bd. CircumstantrlrDetalls of the long Illness and last Mumeats of the Right Hon. Charles lams Fos. This day Wall published, In One large Volume, swo. price 9s. in boards, a new Edition, being the third, of SERMONS, chiefly designed. to elucidate some of • the leading Doctt incs of the (lova Ey the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Hacns!all Ridware, in the county of Stafford ; Chaplain t 3 the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtown ; and late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Prirted for 'T. Cadell and W.Davies,Strand. Of whom may be had , A few remaining Copies of the Second Volume of the former Edition, price ss. Also, by the smote Author, a Sermon preached at WsLA, at the Areldescon's Visitation, in August, Igti2, price Is. Just r.ublisliti, 2d edition, 1 boards, REMARKS, Critical and Miscellaneous, on the COMMENTARIES of sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE. By WILLIAM SEDGEWiCK., Esti. Barrister at Law. " With the Critical and Miscellaneous Remarkswe have been much pleased: Mr. Sedgewick, who is a warm friend to the pre s.:tit Constitution, and often employs the Commentaries as the text of his own opinions, examines a variety of positions with pe culiar acuteness and no common precision, while he expresses both his sentiments and oNectiens with accuracy, and whit a luminous elegance."—Critir.d Review. London: Printed fur Mathews and Leigh, IR, Strand. 'I Hk. COW PDX. This day was published, illtistrat.,d with accurately coloured En gravings of the Disease in its varit. is Forms, price 4s. 6d. boards, APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU LA"I'ION, and of the Mode of conducting it; with a com parison of the SM A. I .1.-PDX and COW-PDX INOCULATIONS, intended for HEADS OF FAMILIES, and CLERGYMEN, as well as THE FACULTY. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Physician to the Small-Pox Hospital, to the New Finsbury Dispen sary, Author of the Trotti , e on Morbid Poisons, &c. &c. Printed for RI CIIARD No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be bail of all Bocksellers and Dealers in Books throughout Great Britain and lieland. Of whom may be had, A T 0.1..1 Tlg F on VACCINZ • INOCULA TION, and its.V.satrrir.s, by Robert Willan, M. D. F. A. S. &c. &c. price 15s. in boards. This day was published, in four very large vols. in folio, prices in board', fourteen guineas, THE GA R DENS R's and BOTANIST's DIC TIONARY ; containing the best and newest methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, ind Nursery; of performing the practical Parts of Agriculture ; nf managing V hulardr, and of propa•iating all sorts of Tliuber Tres. By the Lute Pilll.lP Mll.i.EK, F. R. S. Gardener to the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries, at their Botanic Garden in Chelsea, and Member of the Botanic Aca demy at Florence.. - - - To which are now first added, a complete enumeration and de scription of all Plants hitherto known, with their generic and Ilse cific characters, places of growth, times of flowering, and uses both medicinal and cconotrical. The whole corrected and newly arranged, with ils4 addition of the modern Improvements in I.ant scape Gardening, and in the Culture of Trees, Plants, and Fruits, particularly in the various kinds of Hot-hoinss and Forcing Frames, with Plates, explanatory both of them, and the Prineiples of Botany.—By Timm AaMs R TYN, B. I). F. R. A. Regius Pro lessor of Botany in the University of Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Johnson, G. and W. Ni col, R. Baldwin, S. Harts, R. Faulder and Fon, T. Payne, W. I.owndes, J. Walker, G. Wilkie au& J. Robinson, Laddngtou and Co. Cuthefl and Martin, R. Lea, B. Crosby and Co. J. Taylor, F.. Jeffery, W. Clarke and Suns, G. Robinson, C. Law, J. White, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Cadell and Davies, W. Stew. art, J. Booth, S. Bagster, J. Booker, and J. Harding. The Twenty-svond Part, r.rice I Is. 6d. which completes the Work, is ready foe delivery to the Subscribers. 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Om tainjug distinct Maps Du* the principal States and King dome throughout the World;from thelatest and hest Authorities, including a Map of Ancient Greece; and of the Roman. Empire, the whole correctly engraved upon Thirty Plates, Royal Quarto, and beautifully cc-loured oittliue , . London: Printed h.)r, and sold by Charles Cradock and William Joy (iucceisurs to tit,: laze Thumas • °atoll), No. a, Ave-lidalia lane, Paternoster-raw. • 'This day y..rop • In one Imp: V.datne O ctavo; price 14s. in boirds, r rIIE DOCTRINE afthe CREEK ARTICLE, applied to the Critidsiti led the Illistration of the New Test.unent. By T. F. MIDDLETON, A. M. Rector of Tannic, in kitrithauiptoushire, and of Bytham ie Lincolnshire. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand : Sold Alio by Deighton, and Barrett, at dintbrage ; by Cooke, and Parker, at Oxford ; and by Bcauntle, at Norwich. Shortly will be published, Elegantly printed in Pour Vols.-Ito. (being a new Edition, revised and considerably augmented, of the three vols. already pub lished, and a fourth vol, entirely new), HE HISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest Aim:milts, to the Death of Philip, King of Macedonia. by WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whota maybe had, by the same Author An INQUIRT into the Principles of 1-14KMONY in ZANGUAGE, id Edition, Om 7s. 6d. • - . . - . • ta... • I 3: f.• .1 • • r aist,re. st.c 0..: • fo , . sseAci Antritm "'POOR Laars. : v t itis 44 was published, iiitseitlVOlN.4kpittt _loon* A. TR gAraff. of the IiAWIT for: • & *id Settlementnalie POCIRi The iiiircOni Egition, iota cat inlcrable Additions. . •-• • " ErTiticHAPIL DlplAtt; t Lincoln's Ia Punster st I:AU'''. • -• Lemke : Pzintc4 by His Majesty's Lasy Print.. 4,1044411116 worth, Fketestrtaft. • .. - Of whom may be ltad, in thre.: Vol+. fig% price IC,. s.ist 1..00 11 ridatiiig to the Ppor Cby Fir...Loci! ' emit, E. F4ition, the Cis 6 a 4 41 St.atuVi are continued to Easter term. inti 7 . 4 :: • Octa.yo, price.is. in boasts...* Compendium of the Laws respecting the !four. _ - - i 'Chit • Ldayyras publ/SSed, i Second Edition,; -, With the App4,4 conski&rably 4gicarged, klad a General Indet, handsoinlAy piloted UtTwolirgeVols. hvo;Pricin boards, IL AN Historical. Viewof the RISE and PROGRESS of . INFIDEPTY ; with a Refutation of its Prisedistes Und Reasonings; at ii Mmes of Sermons, preached firl-the *Letture founded htthe Him:Reibert Boyle, in the pariehlehtirch 'of St. Filary-fe-Www; train the year flurt to the year 1110 S. ' . •By WII.LIAN VAN IVIILDF.RT ; M.A. - Rector of Sts friary-le-F.7W, and Vicar of ismingiiimi, igKent. Printed for F. C. and I. Airington, No_iiii, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. White, Fleet-swet ; I. Hatchard, Picea dilly ; Cooke, Oxford; and Deighton, Canihridge. The Appendix, with the Index, may be had separately, to com plete this§rst edition, price 4a. . ARCHITECTURE. This day was published; elegantly engraved in 33 Plates, large Ql , -trto, price 1. ll s. Gd. in boards, A RCHITECTIJRA I. DESIGNS for RUSTIC COTTAGES, PICTURESQUE DWELLINGS, VILLAS, &c. with appropriate Scenery, Plans and Descriptlone ; to which are prefixed, sonic Critical Observations nn their Style and Charac ter ; and also of Castles, Alibics, and ancient. English Houses. Concluding with Practical Remarks on Building, and the causes of the Dry-Rot. • ' By W. F. POCOCK; Architect. Published by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where hiay be had, price 3s. a new Fahlon of 1. The BUILDEa s Pater BOOK; including the advance. on Timber. and corrected to May 1807. Tob's Plans, Elevations, and Sections or Hot-houses, Creep houses, Conservatories, Etc. on 27 Plates, folio, coloured il. 11s. boards. S. Lt7GAR . II Designs for Farm-hbnses, Tarmiards, Dairies;. Cottages, &e. 21 Plates 410. 11. ss. in boards. On the Ist of February will be published, in 4t'. with Plates, . A TREATISE on the CULTIVATION and PItEPARA3I6I4 of HEMP: By ROBERT wissgrr, Esq. F. R. and A. S, Clerk to the Committee of Warehouses of the E. I. Company. •,• The present work owes its origin to a reeenamentkition made by the Lords of the Privy Council, to the Court of East In dia Directors, to encourage, in our Indian Possessions, the growth of a substitute for Hemp; at a recent period, when, erourpelitical circumstances, we were likely to be deprived of the actustornid supplies front Russia. Various enquiries wets accordingly di rected, and experiments made, to ascertain the bat mode of hiring effect to the views of Government, the result of which is here laid before the public, comprising a body of information relative to the culture and preparation of this valuable plat, (end of others that have been proposed as substitutes) collected with great ussi deity, frs:tn sources not gt:ncrally accessible, and the imporLari,e Of which will be duly appsuiststi et the prescnt moment. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 24, St: James's-street I Constable and Co. and J. Park, Edinburgh; and J. Archer, and H. Fitzpatrick, Dublin. MR. BLAIR'S SCHOOL BOOKS. • This dry was published, a New Edition, price se. boar!'!, with a • full allo•.:ance to ticlrools, THE CLASS DOOK ; or, 365 Reading Lessons for Setooli, combiriing information on every subject ; wi:is elegance of diatim ; every ksson !An s.ng 90311^ principle of science or rleralic y, or some important branch of general kno,n ledre. The •111:ity cf apprepriatir.g a Li sten fur evzsy slay' in the year yid: b^ cbvkus to every experienced Tutor. • .. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. &c. tce. • IL RFAiriNG F.XERCISES, for the use of the junior claws, consisting of amusing and in itzu'n.ive Lessons, in prose and verse ; printed in a large type, with the words divided at the hejUiting of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Testautent. l'rice 2s. ed. bound. 3. 'rite GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, containing the eh.- ments of the various popular branches of Sitiente. To which are subjoined nqmerous questions, experiments, and examples.; U. luttrated by copper-plates, cn the plan nf Goldsma's apprtive4 Grammar of Geography. Price 3s. bound in bide. , s 4. The Fats' . CATECHISM FOR CHILDRPN containing common things necessary to be known at an early age. By the Rev. David Blair. Price 9d. with the full allowance in theespura chase of quantities. • Printed for RICHARD 140. 6, Brirtge-street, friars ; and to be had wholesale a;sd retail of all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. N. B. It is almost supernuous to add, that the above-mentioned works are the most esteemed a..ul popular that have been offered to the notice of the Masters and Governesses of Academies for many years past. The sale of successive editions as fast as the respective workt can be printed, sal the adoption of each of them in the principal schools throughout the empire, is a satisfactory testimony of their superior merit and of their claim to universal preference. •• ; • ' • * — ' •-•-. ' ' •-,-; a••`•'_ 164 ..,.- 2...--..::•• • • ." „i • Iri • ?:` '• - •:' .. .- •.r.• r: , i . itz's • •-' • ; • -f• ... , -.:*. . J . .< _ • r ' ' ' '': .. ' '. . - ''' '' ' • •- ' . '-^ 'T ..' 4 44, IV. 4 4 "• • G C•J ...., .-%. s — et.- •••• • .V'• r " i 1 ' :•• - : -- 7 '%; ••• -.' ' • . - ... -1 , • '", 4 • ,4 0 % , 24.,_ ; • • . :. :. . 1 0. 1 P 7 '"th-•<. s " ' • ' . • - • In the Press, and shortly will be publiabed, Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, two. with a Portrait of Mr. Pitt, from an original Picture, T HE HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the late !tight Hon. PITF. By JOHN GIFFORD, Es q . Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Mr. Yorke having, from ill health and the pressure of other -avocations, declined to supply that portion of this Wurk which he had untl-.Ttuken to write, it will now be the sole production of Mr. Gifford's pen; which circumstance, however, will not occa sion any very material delay in the publication. Shortly will be published, Handsomely printed in one Volume, Quarto, UNIVERSAI, BIOGR APHY ; containing a copious Account, Critical and Historical, of the Lire and Character, Labours and Actions, of eminent Person:, in all. Ages and Countries, Conditions and Professions, arrangad in alphabe tical order. By I. LEMPRIF.RE, D. D. Printed for T. Ogled and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A CLAsSICAL DICTIONART, containing a clear and compre hensive Account of all the proper Names which oc , zt:r in reading the Classics ; New Editions, Ur quarto, price Cl. Ss. a.id in Svo. price las. lid. bound. PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION,. NAVAI. RECORDS of the LATE and PRE SENT WARS ; consisting of a Series of Engravings from 06e:tat Pictut;s, by Nizltobs Pocock, illustrative of our Principal Engagements at Sea, sinee the cuntri:tricetuutt of the War with irtuice in the year 1793; accon9anied with historical Acc4uuts. By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, LibrAirin to His Royal I Lehness the • The intemem of this Work is to commemorate, in chronolugi cal order, the numerous Actier.s of our Naval °dicers, of what ever rank, Juri.:g these Wars; to Bring forward, into public notice, many of their gi:llant and important achievements, at present very iniper&crly known ; and to form, in a manner suited to the subject, a conchr but connecteci`detall, derived from the most au thentic sources, of so brilliant a period of the Naval History of Great Britain. The subjects of the Pictures will possess every applicable variety;, tke Engravings will be executed in the best manner, by Mr. Fittler, Mr. Landseer, and other eminent Ar tists; and the Work will be elegantly printed on paper of corres ponding size and quality with that of the Life of Lord Nelson, now in the press. Some copies will also be printed in a less ex pensive forni.--The first p irt of the Work will be published as early as possible, and farther portions at the end of each succeed ing three months. The superior copies will be delivered accord ing to the dates of the orders. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, where, and also at Mr. Pocock's House, No. 12, Great George-street, Westminster, several of the Pictures will soon be ready for public inspection; and Orders fur the Work are received. PREP,LRING FOR PUBLICATION. ANEW MODERN ATLAS. By JOHN PIN KERTON, containing 60 Maps, or thereabouts, engraved in the size called Atlas, so as to correspond with the celebrated Works of D'Anville. 'lltese Maps will be delineated with all the superior advantages afforded by the latest improvements In geo graphical precision ; and engraved with the utmost beauty thaethe state of the arts can admit. Each Map will be drawn under Mr. Piakerton's own eye, revised with the utmost care; and will form like the Works of D'Anville, a complete record of the state of the science at the time of publication. 'l'abk lands, chains of moun tains, and other features which belong to the natural geography of each country, will he indicated in a new manner, and with an ex actness not to be expected front geographers who are unacquainted with that branch of the science, which is, however, so essential, that without it no country can be truly represented, nor works on natural and civil history perfectly understood. In the other parts. which illustrate civil history, equal care shall be exerted, not to insert obscure hovels and villages, while places remarkable in his torical record are totally omitted:lnure-ad of careless positions, ari sing from the blind imitation of antiquated maps, the greatest atten tion shall be bestowed, that every position be conformable to the latest astronomical observations, and in default of these, to the result of the best itineraries, and other authentic documents. It is calcu lated, that the whole expellee of this Atlas executed in a more capi tal style than has eves been before attempted, may he about 15 gui neas ; and it is proposed that it shall he published ip numbers, each containing two Maps. As the style of engraving will render I sthn pressions desirable, they willbeeattfully delivered in the order of names; and copies of enoth Number will be neatly. pat together, *blithe Maps carefully folded vanguards (u they will be board when the Work is completed), for more safe conveyance to the country; whilst other eopieswillbe delivered without any fold,' tb thou who may prefer them in that state. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 6trand ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. • Of whom roar be had, The New and enlarged F.dition of Mr. Pirrtzwrow's MouzaN Geooasour, in three larg.: volumes, 4to. with numerous Maps, price 61.65. in boards. And an Abridgement of k, for the Use of Scheele and Yosing Perseus, in one Lip volume Dm. with a selection of *ha most I useful Maps, catefully copiell from *Ma Mate quarto Price its. FINE ARTS. THE following Valuable PUBLICATEONS on DRAWING, PAINTING, &c. &e. were this day pUblished : 1. 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