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- • - ....•"011r1.....• •.,,,tow."---00 4104/".....•-.. .fteiiirik . ....,~•••• ..41.•••••• . . . .•a.. • . . .t A.' - • ... - . . i . A.. rt..* r Nt- Brit 10.552. AJJMZRALTY OFFICE, .Decenster 4,1840. OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of fmc.'s committed on the High Seaa, within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will be held at the Justice Ha the Old Bailey, London, on Monday,. the Bth uay of January 1821, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. J. 11. CIt6KER. OFFICE OF ORDYAYCE, July 31, 18'20. r I III7, Public are hereby informed, that Thitty -A. st•vcr, PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of G n EAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of the late Major-General WILLIAM IIUDGE, LLD. P.R. ant! A.S. are now complete, aid that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Lon ; and also at William Eaden's, Geographer to his Majesty, tied Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cross. These l'iws contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Hants,' Dorset, Devon; and Cornwall, and portions 'of Somerset, Stirrer, Pernbroke,Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts, Etfrks, Middlesex, !itiff.dk, Hertford, and Cambridge.— Tart IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and pot-Cons of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist ..! August, 11119;. and as the Work is still in progress, ac c rding to the original design of giving a complete Map of Groat Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile, the publi cation of the future Parts will follow as fast as the nature of such a Work will admit, without increasing its Annual expense. Geastknica r.•ishin; to procure a Map of the Country surround ing their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. BAKER, at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be shewn, select any sheets they please for that purpose. All let ter on this subject addressed to Mr. BAKER, under a corer to the Secretary of the Board of Orduatce, Pall-Mall, will be im mediately attended to. By Order of Board, R. H. CREW, Sarelarj. EAST-LiVIIA HOUSE, Kovendor 1,1820. THE COURT of DIRECTORS ?fthe UNITED COMPANY of msitarezirrs of ElVOLAND, , trading &Me EAST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on TUESDAY, the sth December next, at Three o'Clork, and opened again on THURSDAY, the 18th of Ja nuary, 1821; And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due on Sth January, Mt, will be ready to be delivered on SATUR DAY, the 6th of the same Month. JOSEPH DART, Sccretaly. EAST-INDIA NO USE, November 1, 1820. THE COURTIDIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of JILERCILdNTS of EA GLOM, trading t 're LIST-INDIES, dv hereby give Notice. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their house in Leadenhall-street, on: WEDNESDAY the 20th December next, at Eleven o'Clock in t':e Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Nidsumnser last to Chtietmas neat. The Court of Directors do further give notice, that the said Gy.::ral Court is made Special, for the purpose of submitting fir c mfirmation the Resolutions of the General Court of the '27th '6epternhor, approving the Resolutions of the Court of Di -I.v:tors of t!:e 2d August last, granting, under the circumstances therein stated, a Punsion of £lOOO per Annum to Mr. R. M. Dom:Ann, la.e Assistant Coast and Surat Warehouse-keeper, :11 a Pension of £.500 per Annum to Mr. (ironer MORDAIINT, late Second Clerk in the Coast and Surat Warehouse De- Fa:!mcut. Th, Report required by the Bye-Law, Cap. 6, See.l9, toga. th.t with the Documents upon which the said Resolutions have trtmed, are now open at this House for the perusal of the I";:viietors. • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Novenskr 22, 1820. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -1 - COMPANY of MERCHANTS eJ ENGLAND, trading to the EAST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, , W.: the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Cori2:,ny, appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall street, oa WEDNESDAY, the 20th December next. is further made Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, in conformity with the 17th Section of cils Chapter of the Bye-Laws, a Resolution of the Cotert of ro-1 of the Bth instant, proposing the Esthblistment of a arw Or*.c:•, with a Salary of Three Hundred Pounds per An num, .: the Company's Military Seminary at Addiscombe, for the Instrretion of the Cadets at that Institution in the Science of Milittry Surveying. The said Resolution is open at this Howe for the inspection Of tin Proprietors. JOSEPH DANT, Secretary. I AND J. SIVEWRIGAT, Sots CowriAcroas U • for the New Tec.e's ',crimes, which contains (in Money Console) the unirecedeuted number of . • NINE PP.rZES OF TWENTY - ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. MICE THE FORMER PROPORTION OP ALL' OTHER PRIZES—and • 'NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE (a reduction of half tl.e proportion of Blanks in Conner Schemes). %ALA as this is, TICKETSand SHARES are LOWER ICE ....1/E I)7' AWING begins - 274 of JANUARY,-when the PRIZE will divide THREE PRIZES of Tl'; THOUSAND POUNDS extra each; anti as every Capital will have . a new Ticket. One Per c:.ase slay obtain TWO of TWENTY-ONE T HOU .l.til) POUNDS each. J. ar.i. J. S. Satter themselves that, highly as their farmer ~. isan.:s Lave Le .-as estimated, the merits of this exceeds thtru •. ; U. trust their Friends will' have the same success at 0..1:cs as in last Contract, whets in One Lottery they Sold ALL the Prizes of Mot, Thousand Pounds ! At Coasts=; 11, HoLioals; 38, Hav:• - saxEr ; Whzre. *cLanes at full length slay be bad on application.' • • 11 31.k:1 7 :0-FORTES and PEDAL HARP.— A Ca - Line: Piano-rotte, equal to new. shop price 60 guineas, for ;1! yineas.—A Pedal Harp, ditto, oust 75 guineas, for 45 : the property of a I..etly. Also, a Square Piano-forte, r'z 15 ;, limas, ditto 20 guineas, and 24 gui .eas.—May be seen at 14r. .7atlen's, 15, Leicester-plic,e, from nine to four o'clock, 'tlso;he Patent Oblique, unrivalled for its elegance, fine touch, ;•nd good tone.—Those who intend purchasin; a Piano, should Pt :Ms btiure they detgrsolMe 7nes- . , •. 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Resolved, That a dutiful and Loyal Address be prescpted to bis Illaassrsr, expressive of our sincere and unshaken attach ment to his Royal Person and dignity ; and of our sentiments on the present eventful state of the nation. That the Address moved by the Rev. Joan ItiETLEL, Rector of Bredon, and seconded and read ,by Balsams WAstior Josza,. Esq. 'Town Clerk and Deputy`Recorder of the Borough, having met with general dislpprobation, be withdrawn, and •in lieu thereof the following Address ; moved by C. R. MAgssimso, Esq. ' and see.oncltd by GZOIME Plums, Esq. be adopted : • TO THE r.rsa's 3106 T EXCELLENT MAXESEIV SALES BY AUCTION. • PORT OF WEYMOUTH.. - 1 By Order of the Honourable Cornittlisiolleri of hii Majesty's Customs, on Turin ; Jantiaty the 9th, 1621, at nevelt e'Clock in tha,Forestooss, at the Gustotn i kouse in this Port, THE FOLLOWINQ,GOODS, V 4, FOR HOWL cotratuiriton: 1141 Gallons of Geneva .1 Set - Wash-streaks 1414. . Brandy . - 25 lbs. Currants 88/ lbs. Tea, •and 6 lbs.' di-•' , 9 Ells Packing Cairn* • • ; triaged ditto s , Angola Shawls - 9 Deal Boards .2 'Pair Leather Shoes.- , 670 Pieces Deal Ends 5 Pieces Ripe, acid •*" 9 Deal Buds 1 Anchor; • . Which will be put up at the ties to which they nra.tespea tively liable ; alio, Materials of destroyedFour - gallon casks, a'sMall quantity of Umerviceibk Stores, Five Cwt. 014 Iron, and a condemned Boat, ' • • FOI ittroliiivrox : .173 Silk Ifandher*lnefs 10 Silk Scarfs 45 Fair ditto Si Yards Silk' • 1 Waistco4 Piece •• Z Yards Silk ailmnitcades : S Pair Hid and 2 Pair Silk 4 Silk Shawls • • Sllues. • , Tee Godds may bi vi e wed by applying at the CtietousAlnie .11442101tays plisiases soakia4sy d( Orb *dip " We, your Majesty's dutiful and loyal.subjects, thnlnhabk ants of the Borough of Tewkesbury and its neighbourhood, beg to approach your Majesty with every sentiment of regard for your Royal Person which is due to the Chief Magistrate of great and powerful Nation. 1 We have beheld, with emotions of . the most affliiting and painful nature, the exercise of power militating against the priff ciples of our established laws, and contrary to the blessed doctrines of Holy Writ, which breathe a spirit of Christian Charity to all mankind. " The undue administration of such power, arbitrary and coer. cive in its nature, has already called forth, from the admirers of our glorious Constitution, a proper and dignified tone Of disap probation, in which we most heartily concur. " We lament, in common with all good subjects, the unhappy and depressed state of our country in its Manufacturing, Com mercial, and Agricultural relations; and we presume to hope, that you Majesty's ardent affection for your People, will induce you to remove those Ministers vets; have wantonly trifled with the liberties of the Country, and to•call to your councils and advice, men who possess a true veneration for the Throne, an un bounded and inflexible attachment to the Constitution, and a' real and sincere regard for the welfare of the State. " In addition to these sentiments, permit us to *Sr to jour ; 'Majesty our unfeigned wishes that you,r reign may be long, happy, and prosperous, and blessed with the affections of your faithful People." • -.4 This day was published, - and W. T. Craska (late W. Clarke and Sons), I.,syr • Booltoellera, fortugal.street, •Lincolnis Inn, in Two Volunsei,. royal Orli% priseatil 16s. lu laoada, the Second Edetiop,.with very greatedditions, PLEtivittiPßAO, A- We E 3 i th S e6 4s the ol9itT S I:t O I 2 N -1 A NCRltigroP lowing heads Coaling Lap Jutistlictica of the Chancel- Irr ; 2.. Equity Jurisdiction of the Chancellor; 1, Stitutory Ju ristlicdon of the Chancellor ; and, '4. Specially deletated-Juris diction of the Chancellor. .HENitY 'MADDOCK, Eitp • Of LincohaltAnn, &Trister at Lain.: CAPTAIN' ROSVS rOYAGIV:OCTAVO LIM PION : ; atinc,r4 IIIiCKS: r - - ::. ::. . '.. i CAPITAL FREEHOEV ATE, nearly I'ITIIIeFREE. and LAN D-TAX' t M tEDEEEII, Divided in VA LU.A ELKDA LEY EAItMS, contsiplig ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND _TWENTY '. THREE ACRES; Part bounded by the River Ouse. ' ELIGIBLK PROPIMTICTOR 11(VESTING MONEY: By Mr. ROBINS, • ". (Of Warwick -street, Golden-square), 'At Garraway's Coffee-house, in "Sxchange-alley, CornhM, 0 Tnessear, ANS 19th, len, at Twelve o'Clock, in (Me Lot, (unless an acceptable offer is previously - made by -Private '-',-- Contrairl, • • m iHE LE.NBOROUGEI ESTATE, situate near J t . the TOW!), ancl in the Parish of BUCKINGHAM, nearly Tithe-Free; ind land-Tax redeemed; comprising upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY THREE •fif rich Meaffirw, Pasture; Feeding Ground, and Arable Lands, lying in a Ring Fence, with/1)0d Farm-Houses, Earns, Stables, and. all necessary Out-buildings, let in Six capital Dairy and Grading Farms, to Messrs. Barton, Warr, Walker, Richard.' son, Nell, Edwin, and Scar, all respectable Tenants, on Leases for Seven Years from Lady-day, 1 el 9, at Rents amounting to TWO THOUSAND THREE novnn ..k.s.o and EIGHTY . • POUNDS PER ANNUM. Ns F,st.ite is vary eligible . for investing Money, and m a y b e toilmiderably.iMproved. The Turnpike road froin London passes the North end of •the Estate, which' is in *part bounded dee ,P.ixer Ouse, and the Water of the River may b e us ed the purposes of IrriatiOn. The Estate if in the v i c i n i t y o f re h several good Markete, and within One Mile of Buckingham. 44y be viewed by applying to.the Tenants, or to Thos Hearn, Ittil..Stlicitor, Buckingham, •vhere Particelars-may be bad ; and al - tbe Cobhani Arms. and Whitt:inert ; the Bell Inn, Winslow ; George, and. White Hart, Aylesbury; Crown, A ruersam ; Star , . °lilted r Wed Lion, Ill;th WycOmb'e ; White florae, Uxbridge •; MifAese Freshlisid, and Kayo, New Bank- buildings ; at y's; and of Mr, , Rabies, Warwick street, Golden ? square; Loudon, where a Pl.in of the Estate may be seen. - s ' `•- • e •"- • - WILTSHIRE,„ NEAR C4LNE, . .lithaptele-FREEROLD ESTATE; MANOR, excellent MAN; - - SION with OFFICES: COACH-HOUSES, STABLES,j OARBIENS; PLEASURE-GROUND, and RIVER htibT :. hostsiiit,eapitak WATER CAM. N-M ILL, FAR3C-/HOLISEEII: - COTTAGES, &c, the . whole Estate TWO llUNDiabalit o "'AND VIIIRTV ACRES. _, i , By Mr. ROBINS, . . • I V 4 ‘'' • i • • • ..' (Of .Warwielt-street, Golden-sqtrare). • '•, "' ' • -At OarratirayV.Cohle-hotiti, ir. Eethange.elley, CorntilLtui‘ Ineeleesv, Janne: A 25, • plat, at.Tweivess:Clock, in Ono a ' TII very jiligible and Valuable 4EA•Ic R I: STATr, and 411A.01t, or II E P EnED MANOR , . -.- • BLACKLAND; - Situate about One Mile East of the Borough of Valsei '. 0 -Contprising a very pleasant and desirable FAMILY MAC . SION; fronted with file Bath Sfone, called ' ..e i BLACKLAND II OUSE, • . - • Seated in a Park or Paddock of about . • . . ONE HUNDRED ACRES; Bounded on one side by the London Wurnpike-road, and arum ruerttea with handsome timber and tbrising Plantations. ~„0 . The HOUSE contains Entrance-hail; Dining-parlour_ Li,* brpry, Drawing-room, Storeeroom,. four capital airy lied-elinnu, bets on the first Story, a large Dressing or Lady's Morffing.. roam, open Vestige*, Closets, Ike. On the second Story are four excellent tied-chambers and a smaller Room, Closets, Meet iamb, &c. Upper Story, are five Servants'-chatiibers, Stpr, room, &c. Principal anti Secondary Staircases. Capital arch e d' Cellars under the House. • The Offices consist of a Housekeepers 's.; room, Water-closet, Sec. a good Kitchen, Scullery, and Pump of excellent Water, Larder, Bresvhouse, Laundry, Dairy; Shoe-room, Stc. enclosed Yard, double Coach-htiissei, had Sta- , bling for twelve Honks, and Lofts over; productive willed. Garden, Melon-ground, Consereatm-y. Grapery, &c. Pteisnit.: ground, with dry gravelled . Waffis and Grotto, Firin-yardi begs. Barn, Cart.ptable, Dove-hoose, and various Out-buildings, ~. • A capital nenverected WATER CORN...MILL. with.t . hireo pair of Stones; excellent new-erected Derellinl;fleipieoe44.. walled' Garden, Offices,' Farm-yard, and 'Out-buittliegi; and. about FIFTY-FIVE ACRES. lel rich 'Meadow ate 'ARNE' Land, in the pospossion of Mr. Duce, teas mt atirijk• ..., ......: .. I A Convenient FARM-HOUSE, ilarn, Stab)", and vaniouat Outbuildings,' Gaiden, Orchard, and Incloserex pf rich • he. dow and Arable ..,Land, contatning abope SIKTY-BEVidst, ACRES, in the oelimiation of Mr. R 062111 Porrow; violin at i will. A CLOSE id 4dEADOW, called sßarrett's Close, ea* raining about ,THE ACRES, in. the ockapatitin of ler, . GlOafit GUNDaY, renaut, at will.. And Supdry.gottfeee .444 . Gardens,. 'at Rack-rent;4t 4 Will, and ori:Leasei for yes. - 'Ake ..virele,Estate tonsistihrof *bout' %.- -* -:':' . • • TWO HUNDRED. AND TIIIIITff 4calas, • Lyingcentspact ; a most desirable Propericfor a-Gedtlemao ; iq ' uheakhy,.pleasant, arid 'porting conlary, good neighbourhood, excellent Roads i *an ; .l great cOnvenience of carriage to and f r o m 'London daily, - from which it is distant eighty-ix . miles, ;Ind twenty trot Baths ...... :. • • •• • - :. • -...:• -..-.:. ~- • . Th e House may be vi ewed on Mondays and Friday et b advvems , behbUrs oo.leveit and Three, by Tickets, to be had at the Office of Mr. ;Mei ewether, Cane, of whom printed Particulars *lay be had ;,pelhe . .W.hite.Lion,. and the Lamb, Rath ;.Itinsh, 1 Selliesk4AsigelriAtribbrough ; Bear, Devizes ; the' H en an d eig a b oess Biemip a zitare ; lieltr, and the Crown. Readin g; p e n.. Can, Nei/Imq ;.,Cestle, S.dt-Iliil ; at PairaWay'6; off .keassi.. Saddye, Ileirtofi, Ytoerke, and Sandy', SoNcizors, Crape-coert, Flest-street:; . , **tier* Mr. Robins, Warwick - str ee t ,' On: s ienr. square, tamed,: and•a Map'of the Estate 'seen. __L_ -_• ',-1:t*A1113. Plar This ilay was publiabech • _ • A Second Edklon in Two Volumes Octavo, with an eniirtgly , new Map and other new Plates, price ls. boardi, VOYAGE of DISCOVERY, made under the Orders of the Admiralty, in his Majesty's Ships, Jaabella 1 and Alexander, for the Ptirpdie of exploring Baffin's Bii; trill inquiring into the Probability d 41. North-west Pattimii. • • 1 By JOIIN ROSS, KAS.-captain Royal Navy... Printed for Longman, Hoist, Reel, Orme, and !frown, LondOti.,, This day was-published; in ittmo. price gs. boards; THE NATURAL HISTORY OF . ANTS. By Mr, P.. HUBEft, • I Member of the Physical and Natural History Society of fie - . neva, and Corresponding Member of the Natural History Societies of Tarne and Gamow, &c. Translated from the French, with ndditional Notes, by J. R. JOHNSON, M.D. P.ILS. V.L.S. &e. &c. Printed for Lpngman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Rcsolv,cl, That the Address shall lie at the Cross Keys Inn, in Tewkesbury, for Signatures (the Bailiffs having refused the use of the Wu) , for that purpose) until Wednesday, the 20th day of December instant. - This day.were published, - • In One Vol. Octavo. illustrated by Plates, rite igat. beards, DATHOLOGICAL and Sint:IR:XL OItSER .A. - vsnosa on DISEASES of the 16117T11.- fix B. C. BRODIE, F.R.S. . Andsisnitturgra tp Et. Georges Hospitil, .ate LeAufer oti Suriety. Pawed fef !mimeo, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London That JOHN harm, Esq. and JOHN EDMOND DOWNS:MILL, Esq. our Representatives in Parliament, be respectfully re quested to present the Address to his Masurrr. That these Resolutions be printed in the Gloucester and Woe -- tester Journals, and in the &ran and TIMIS Newspapers. \ That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to the Worshipful the Bailiffs for calling the same. N.D. The Chairman; being High, Bailiff, having refused to slgn the Resolutions, although they were carried by a illa.rosisir 'of at least TM to Ona, Resolved, That this Meeting is reluctantly called upon to ex press its strong disapprobation of his partial and irritable Con duct in the Chair. . 7.1 a the courseof the present Month will be peptisbee t in 3 vols.' train. ' CALTHOR PE ; or, -Fallen FOrtaiies.- - By --tl'e Author " The Itlysterp; or ' Forty Ye3r.g.ago-7 it We worldly then, when we see friend: and klssmen 'Past hope sank to their fortnist; lend nb-head • - • - ThiesitiffiltFiAtittSfaharlPS.o 4l ; feet .• • • • .V.0.4-hligiSlisodsibtopretie ' . e.entp. the tattout y • ' But, now see you.% a Wiy-toltse, • • I cao, and -will, aigsr yoa."---014,Asingcsiu• • Printed for Longinas, , Hurat, Rees, Orme, and Brnwn.,ll..oncioit. This day was published, 7s. boards, THE ACTOR'S BUDGET ; consisting of Mono logue 4, Prologues,. Epilogues, and Tales, Serious and Comic, with a rare mid genuine Collection of Theatrical Anecdotes, and Comic Songs. The Third Edition, with many original Articles. By W. OXBERRY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Printed for W. Simpkin and B. Marshall, Stationers' -court, Ludgate -street. This day were puNithed, 184. boards rirRAVELS in FWANCE, id lelB. B FRANCIS HALL, Rstf late' Military-Seetetary .16 General Wagon, Governor in Canada. • • . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, brln Brown , a, and Bwn, Lon on. Of whom may be batt - by the same Author, Travels in Canada and the United States. in 1816. and 1817, in Bvo. price 14s. boards, the Second Edition. " Mr. Hall is a clever, lirely man, very much above the common ~race of writers, with very liberal and reFsonablecipinions,vbi4 he expresses with great boldness."-4Edin'ourghlleview, No. 61. lONIANT — SLANDS; ALI DACHA, &c.. This'clay was published, in Pled Vols. Bvo. illuistrared by 2 Map, and Twelve hogravings,price ,C 1 15$ . bds. the iketuckialt.pf 7AVELS in the lONIAN ISLES, in AL4ANIA N A. TIIESSALY, and GREECE.,in 18124nd - 1813 . . 'Toge ther with an Account of Residence at joantinb; the Capital and Court of Ali Pacha • aud...with a more curstary...Sketch.of a Route through Attica, the Marea, &c. By HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. F.R.S.-Sr.c. Ste. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reesi Orme, and BroWn, London. A few Copies may be had in 4to. price ',L'3 6s. boards." Just published, By GOLD and Nciammoax, London Magazine Mee, 19, Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, the First Volume, price 95. of T HE DEJEUNE ; or, Compailion for the Breakfast • Table : being a Collection of Essays after the manhei of Addison, Goldsmith, and Johnson ;- Tales, Humorous add Pa thethic ; Original Poetry; Satirical Sketc hes; Literary. Cri tiques, &c. originally published every morning. " The Dejeune is one of the most interesting and elegant Collections of Tales, Essays, Satires, and Sonnets, we ever saw. The last, with the exception of Wordsworth, have never been excelled t they are indeed exquisite. • Many of -the Tales equal in pathos those of Mackenzie, particularly The Midnight Mur der, and the Convict, which we observe. have been copied into many contemporaneous periodiCals. The Cambridge frolics re mind us of our earlier years ; every Cantab will •recognise the leading incidents and descriptions. The Essays and Critical Scraps are sometimes too satirical, but there is a zest in them we have seldom met with in larger works." • This Work continues to be published by all Bookiellets and Newsmen, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 2d. per Number. . . HUMBOLDT'S TRAVELS IN SOlnil AMERICA. This day was published, in 8vo: price £2. 17s. Vol . I. IV. of THE PERSONAL; .NAELHATIVEIDI M. DE HUMBOLDTS TRAVELS to the EQUINOCTIAL REGIONS of the NEW CONTINENT, during 'the' rears 1799-1804. . Translated ty HELEN MARIA WILIAATAS, Under the immediate Inspection of the Author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. ...Of whom may be IM, Reserches on the Inititutions of the Monuments of the An cient Inhabitants of -Ameiica, (being Illustrations of the above . Work), •tatripriallig the. whole of the Text of the -Atlas Pitto. resque, and a Selection of the Plates. jay M. de Humboldt.— A new Edit. in Svc. Fritts ,#) I ls. 6d. • 50, Smith-street, Janes-road, Chelsea, . Nov. rf, Copy of a Letter from the Counteen Dosinottaus to Mrs. JOUN KW, Proprietor of the American Soothing Syrip. LADY DUNDONALD having witnessed the won derful effects of Mts.. JOHNSON'S SOOTH SIG SYRUP in her own infant daughter; now eight Months old, le affording almost instantaneous relief, when her dear child hat been in paroxysms of pain arising from the cutting of her teeth, she thinks it incumbent on her to acknowledge the effleacy* of Mrs. Johr.:-in's Soothing Syrup, and to recommend the same as an invaluable Recipe to all •Mothers for their infants, While suit fering from the pain of Teeth-cutting; and Mrs. Johnson has Lady Dundoualers full permission to make this acknowledgment public. This invaluable Medicine to be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and, by their appointment, of all principal Medi chic Venders in Town and Country, at lb. 9d. per bottle. N.B. Mrs. Jo!inson relieves the Poor, as usual, at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from Nine to Ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity. • • A•••••. ~ :This day was published, - , In Ten Volumes, royal lino. price X; ss-boards; THE FAMILY SIIAKSPEARE ; in which no thing is added to the original Text : but those Words and Represtioni are omitted which cannot with ptopriety be read aloud in a Family. By-THOMAS BOWDLER,_Esq. FA'S. ind B.A. " My great objects In this undertaking are to remove from the writings of Shakipeore, wine riffeeis which diminish, their value s , and, at sante tithe; to present to thr Public an edition of his "Um Wileb the-parent, the guardian,.arid the instructor of %oath inay-plasc without fear in _the ban* of the .pupil:.aud-frenn` which the pupil may derive instruction a 1 well as pleasure ;spay improve itls moral principles, while he rams his pate ; and svitb.4 Pat Malthus the - dense" of being hurt with and pressiolt, may lealtn,in the fate of Macbeth, thartven a kingdohili dearly purchased, if-xlieue be the price ore?clidsition."—PAYbci.' Printed for Lo,ipip..Hurst, Rees, Wipe, avid firewn, •Ixitsclun. SELECT ARTICLES FOR. THI TOIL V` • ATKIN SON'S CURLING FLUID,' long, blown to the Nubility and Gentry as an elegant substitute for Oils, Pomatums, and Extracts. It clears the head front scurf; • -: This day vrarblistd l .. :cc 31. • niahtls the hair, if ever so harib, soft and glossy as silt, and keeps A ..: . • • • -v • •- • - New Edition, compietecl to, Death of, thstpng.• iq Say It in eurl'diarini exercise in dancing, walking, or in damp wen.- V . olumes, Bvo. price ai..3* hopaAds t . 4 - :%_ i . • Mier. It prevents its changing colour, or falling off; and Is - so T • .. . I-1E RiS run Yof the • REMN r t tougg . : 41ficatious for promoting the growt4, tbat it la usually prescribed " • ",/ • f.l. .4 1 • ..-. byl e hysici.ins when other means have proved ineffectual Price . the THIRD. Do which is prefixed, a - v few of tliq pvt, Ss: 'O. • 10s. 6(1. and one guinea. . • gre'sslCe InipioreMent of Bnokhe, : in Prosperity lirif Strength, ATKINSON's VItGETA BLE DYE changes grey iii red tothe•Ateession of his Majesty...- . .. ' "* - .1 hair on tine head or whiskers to an auburn or black , which wash.; ' By 'l i BISSET, 1 0 1.4 .%:. : ...:: ing, etc. instead of removing, renderimoredurabl e, Pr i ce IL Author of the Life of Burkc, kg. fie. •, • .. i ' Prblted f or Lorigmah, — Hurst, Rees,Drine, anot liculs.'ilt Liidoi‘ ''' 10s. 6.1. and one,guinea. . . ATKINSON'S A 111 unosrALSOAP L inade by a qew prei.. 1 with prita . ter detaillitl4oln . plete!vess thanMuth - lane, Belsham; " Dr, Bisset's . History is highly praVseWbriA;—it narr4tes • cess, which free's It from all alkaline impurities, makes the hands " soft and white, and prevents them chapping. Price is. a square,' Ise style' or Ws. 6d. a dozen. „ . . . Sold by Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, 04, gerrard-streetr square; Messrs. Gattie andPierce , New Bond.streeei .. Bayley and Blew, Coelesptidstreet) Mr. kips, Oteapei , add spsiest PerfinsiOts: PirAtwr.sw e ra avoid etigoterielts,abserye bo • o" - nature . and address on the label. w" '""- 1914%,... . ..ENT, :D.. . e'Ott ~ th ~,. . . - 0 NTE RA CT the many aitempts. .i.are bw ri • daily- masse to hitiot i e oft tireanWary A *P [MAWS COCCI-' POSITION instead of the GLJLNE /MACK! WO piti;ated bY DAY and MAKTIIc they have adopted a nay label, is •. !whlch.their signatuge and address, - , : - - • ~..• , • 9i, .Hl(4 ? • • . ••• Islo . c6iiiiitausly placed in the.centie of . the Label, that they - , qt al attention to this; and the difference of the type, *Web is -4{.; tido *.einablid porch/len at onaqo dett4 • _ BLACK IRO, inaes.and Li state' Vy . ITN,. 97;,High-liolborn,' and Attu by Mit ' Dniggists,, Booksellers, Iv:monger% Pea*. ~itc.-inithr tlalie4 Kingdom, in Lc;ctlet ai ' each. • ~.•• ,as so coonncitoustY Pi" s ---- r, -- ,: -- -; h .. - traniactaos of Ole ylestPtlielliU alkeitYsg‘ met an b y to thl • ' or AumPutio. ..,, e. wf or • u akundant i yet oelPiti unlike all hytter-pret4 is natural, yet el egant ,. • In 4 4 0, it alnico!, tops Intl, le the irOpeit,ien, . I: • the cri x. tids/719 ,1 4 4'ge ; TlVarlileforiew •to angesAtseirttogienule -Thai liyal Apbui 'BI , 1. Uk____.elitZttant_i of g' . ..4 the gede 4l . l l 6 "tt'd °ltm alkti• .pAy Asa MART 4 2 4, t ' l "l'a -- 5 t " 14441011 0 1UStriliO r aaki ' : ''' indneAVGrocers, Drni i of tiko.HWrl Of .g Ol .: ~ olootahtiWAtlyeilko 40 /1,4*.8.64-Makers, Iv " ‘4 "‘: . llifu r tht ak lartfir II 1 7 124 4 . MRL1 1 4 - arac . ° 4l ") igc. 1 &I. Is. a n d is. Isl. each. ; . • THE 411PARTiiii.‘ REVIEW; Na XLVIL was THIS DAY. . • . • ' A KEY to KEITH's TREATISE on the GLQBES. 11. Published Vir the' Author, by W. Simpkin and it Marshall, .Statloners'-esert, ii agate -Mee 43. This Work contains nearly a thousand Solutions, worked out to the nicest accuracy, and In so explicit a,matiner, asho enable the Student to gain a complete and 'cicadae knafirelge oftodi Globes without 'any irr straction from a Master. By C. VIM, biathematielan and Nautical Monomer. day was pith price bear s, ; or, An Ingniry into the •ca-_ Natme and Rbilorphr of Language, as connected with .timSacred Scrizpres.' • " 4 . • /It the I — tabor of " The Phromphy of toietton." . "It mast be remembered, that connection is not itientit.y."-;- 'kemarks on Scepticism. •Printesrfor G. and W. 13. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-4;e, 'TAW. don: andlll,lModay and Vatter, Oxford.