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I! '. 7:~ - - . ' . • . . ' . .. . ' . t . - 4 .. . ..... • _ : , * ..: . . . ---,- . - —• • ....- e • • t * . ° . ( 41, . . \ l / 4... :. n .... . .. 4., . . i p . . ~. . . . • ~.,..-_,,:,..? ~.. • ... . .. v < '• •: <'••: n 1 it . )..t1 'Di • .) tit N •. . .. i•TtymBER 6074]=• .41111UTANTCY op ac4lri4, Jae. ANY GENTLEMAN properly qualified* may be ft trodsced to an Adintinte of IVliatbs. Also s Cornetcy, pigmy, or (Meter--iror address A. limat" Esi• to the are of Ur. Lete, No. 70. Fetter-We. -kola BAYS DIWING 'OVER, -.and the GRAND PRIZES of E 20,000; 410,000; 'ASP" Re. Re. Ste. yet remain is the .WheeL TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, will be the Fifth Day of lirawing. Tickets and Shares, warranted updratrn ? ars Ott Sala at all the Licensed ••• • • (Mt!,in Wown and Country. THE next D a y of Drawing will be TUESDAY theld of AUGUST. The Ticket, Ma 2,629, drawn the last Day of Drawing a Prig* ex Ten. Thossand. poupds,•wu sold in Shares by Messrs. IiAtARD, BURNS and Co. Royal Etehange; where Masai _and Motes warranted nndrawn, continue on sale. PRIZES Of e€2oooo, in the present State , Lottery, said in Shares by . 1. RICHARDSOI4, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of King's.Mews,'CharingtrOss; London : No. 10,197, drawn 12th July, ,€90,000, in a Quarter, an Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth hbares; . ' )10. t',609, drawn 15th July, ‘20,000, in TWo Quarters, and, Eight sixteenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted andeawn f continue on Sale, W Ilocawansots, GOOSALOCK, ands°. • There are yet in the Wheel, Prises of 20,000, 51000, 10,000, 2,000, . 4 1.nd s great PropOrtion of Mailer Pain. • The neat Day* of Drawing will be the gel of Ample, and the Lottery will finish= the 15th of Angust. PRIVATE TUffitili. MARRIED CLEftGYMAN, A. M. a the A ußiTeraty of Oxford, vrhb reakS46ll his Living, in a plea. ut and healthy, situation, at the &mace of 35 miles frorn.l.on alai Pro. Poses to receive a limited number of 'Pup& 'to educate with his Son. An_approved SysteM ot Claseletihducation will be adopted, and the Matheanatiaddiranchea of Study lie particu- LAT attended to, if the Pupil is designed for the Navy, Army, or a Commercial Concern. The Striae* reont will be paid to the health and comfort of the'Popils, and rd'i and moral princi ples . f in be carefully incuicatet !Tellies • awe. " Letters.(post paid) addressed to slip :Rer:A. 3. at Westiey's and Parrish's, Booksellers, 159, Strand, will be answered five days, with a Prospectus of die •-•-- • • - BY ;MS M4llpers .aotA.4 LISCVERS PATENT. AVATSON's PURE TICANSPARENT SOAP. This bealiiiiiii . prodher Of modetn Discovery is oftereft with confidence atrelighshionable Wad& It iribt most that-, km, Mid a thesarns time the most mild, innticwat.as rancid Soap that has ever - ben made. Men of the First eminence in chemistry hare-examined it j and itiiMigibal and most .peeuUr character of Triniparlocy _kale of the strimpat indicatkong a its superi.)r excellence. • The clearness, deliiracy, and softness it gli&to the comyferion, are absoinrely unequalle.i ;,and many Ladies of distinction, who I are affected in thr moat Zsfressing manner by every other Soap, and have condescendedlio make trial of this, have immediately mural it with their patronage and support:. Gentlemen, who find shaving a difficult operation, will receive Ai paten satisfaction from the 'Transparent Soap. It affords a pamanent lather, w'fich softens• the' beard, and renders th action of the razor surprisingly pleasant, close, smooth, and easy : audit leaves the skin soft, flexible, and front from the slightest irri. ann. It is sold.by Bayley snd Blew, Cnekspur-street, Charing-cross ; Keitliand Co. NO. 90, Haytuark.et ; Rigge, 31, New-Bond-nreet Lowe, 300, Strand ; Dasiatin, 59, Fleet-street ; Tanner, 75, New Bond-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapaide • Thorn and Co. 46, Ox ford-street ; and most other respecta ble Perfumer; in 'Town and Country. ; CATHARMIAN WATER, • Air the Core of elLComple . lion . e . l Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin. Prepared hy .114.)lecpap, Holloway, and sold by BATLEY and Cecispur-street, - London. THIS Combination a innocent Ingredients was discovered in an endeavour to relieve a young Lady, long acted with a virulent cutaneous malady, and whom it per fectly cured; after the most eminent medical assistance, -and the use of every celebrated Lotion had been resorted to without yuc cas% As a general improver of the skin. a eestain cure for all cuts mom eruptions, and the bites or stings of venomous insects, it is respectfully submitted to the Public, with the strongest testimonies i 4 favour of its efficacy, from a circle of the first fashion, in which k has been long used—its purifying properties also render it ines- Sznabk to Ladies who wear rouge. it may be used for Children of all, ages, and the many who bare been benefited, by its application, constitutes one of its recom acadations to the confidence Of the Public. For the accommodation of persons throughout the United Lingdom, liberal allos►ances ate made to induce every respectable Perfumer and Medicine Vender to keep this Water. • Pints 7s. 61—Half Pints 4s. 6d. KB. Slone a►e genuine but those signed by the Proprietor on the Label of each Bottle. . - . EQII DEFECTIVE sioT, INFLAMMATIONS, AND BLINDNESS. • FAVOURED by the divine blessing in a series of sucessful caws, Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAMS take the liberty to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in .general, that tin continue to administer an invaluable remedy for Blindness, awl all othet Disorders of the Eyes, and Weakness end Cloudiness tt Sight, at No. 99, Hacton-Garden, London. Nearly one hundred persons have been cured or highly benefited &clby in less than three weeks, one of whom recovered the *af an eye, which he had lost by the small ox for 44 years ;. amber, of an eye he had lost by the measles upwards of 90 Inn! another, of an eye she had 'lost nearly 14 years; another, sf ai eye which was pronounced by the Faculty to be perishlitt, Win which the person bad been blind, by (what was termed) the Gana serene, for nearly three years; another, a woman aged 69, recovered the sight of an eye whieltled been examined ay the may, and pronounced incurable, after having been totally.b.lind almost two years. Mr. and Mrs. W. beg to inform the Public, that (in addition to the above ) great numbers have.been mold of the most alarming eliminations-of the efes; - ind of excessive weakness and defect "f sight, after every other application bad failed, of which they bare the strongest and mektrespectable testimonials in their post *lad; sanctioned by . oatle,land witnessed by two Magistrates; and which will be most;lseertuily shewn (as well as referenFe liven), to the full satisfaction of every enquirer, 4c their rest deice, every day (Fspudays excepted), from one till five o'clock. '-Mr. or Mrs. Williams !mist apply the remedy in person. Mr. or Mrs. W. will be happy to attend in any part of the kialldore. where they may be solicited to come, provided they sha ll 'a dilly remunerated ; and will wait on any respectable persons in 'MN at any hour befnie and after the above pariod, by favouring them with timely notice. N.B. No letters attended to unless post-paid. ,s • Mr. and Mts. Williams have also 'a specific Remedy for Deafness, which they dispose of, and which several in London Jon ilroyidy,freis94to berry bask. - - SPAIN This day were published, in two &mum Volumes, small octavo, price lOs 6d. in boank, illustrated with a Map of Spain, esmi several other Engravings, - ['RAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGLISH qgNTLEMAN - containin g accurate Delineations of the MA/omits and DOMESTIC CONDITION of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Papier of Peace, &c. &c. Estimates of tho Power and Rtiources of the 4 paneds Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars. " Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of recollec tions."—Gasr's LZTT ZS 3. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, End to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Of whom - MAI. be had, The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKIN NER, Esq. with Engravings. price 455. in boards.. LORD BORRiN6DON e,rius SIR A. PAGETI'. This itay were puhl es;l, price 2s. PROCEEDINGS under a Writ of Enquiry of DAMAGES, hi an Action in which the Right Hon. Lord Borringdon was Plaintiff, and the Right Hon. Sir Arthur Peg tt, K.B. Defendant, executed before the Sheriff of Middlesex, and a Special Jury, on the 19th July. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. GURNEY. Printed for Stockdale,jun. No. 41, Pall Mad, and Gilbert and Hodges, La Grange and Keene, Dublin. Where may be had, in 3 large vols. Royal Bvo. and hot pressed, containing l'ortraits and Plans, price 31. I Is. or'Denty Bvo. 11. 15s. 6d Edited and translated by J. J. Stockdale. Lives v.l Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus the Great, and Charles XII. of Sweden, and Peter the Great of Russia ; with anaamunt of the M.litary -Auer of Europe in the 17th Cert. ury. This day were published, in foul Volumes, duodecimo, Price ii. 4s. in boards, R OMANTIC TALES. By M. G. LEWIS. Author of the Monk, Adelgitha, &c. Als, happy he who thus in magic taemes, O'er worlds bewitched in early rapture dreams; Where wild enchantment waves her potent wand, And fancy's beauties ell her fairy land." Ca ASIR, Prinued for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same author, The CASTLII SPaCTRE, a Drama, in Five Acts, price 2s. 6d. BR( *FISH GA '...LERY OF PORTRAII S. Preparing for publication, By T. CADELL and W.DAVIES, Strand. A SERIES - of PORTRAITS of the MOST EMINENT PERSONS now h.: %.g, or lately deceased, in GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND: Including the most distin gaished Characters in the Senate, the Church, the Navy, and Army, the Learned Professions, and tke various Departments of Litera'nre and Science, those who have most zealsusly exerted themselves i I promoting the Arts, Agriculture, and Commerce of the Country, or by their example or patronage have most con spicuously eontributedto its general prosperity and happiness. The Portraits will be elegantly and accurately drawn, in an uniform' manner, from Nature, or from Original Pictures, and the Engravings will be perfect fac-similes of the Drawings. The Work will be published periodically, and the first Num ber, containing Sk Portraits, each accompanied by a short Bio graphical Notice, willappear very soon. A limited number of Proof Impressions will be taken off, in a superior manner, on large paper • and all the copies will be deli .vered as nearly as possible according to the dates of orders re ceived, for which a book is opened by Messrs. CadeU and Davies. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MORTIMER, NEAR READING.—By Mr. HAWICES, At thetrovrn Inn. Reading, In seven lots, on Saturday, the 30th of July, at three o'clock, A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the mid), admired Residence, valuable Farm and Lands, of the late Mrs. BEVER ; comprising that Genteel and substantial Brick Villa, MORTI MER HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample Walled Garden, tasteful Pleasure Ground, luxuriant Plantation and Shrubbery, ornamental timber, and upwards of Sixty Acres of most excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, surrounding the same ; gether with that valuable Property adjoining, called MANN s, KENT's, and*MILL FARM, in the occupation of Mr. Apple ton, consisting of a very commodious Brick and Tile Dwelling house, with Cottages, Barns, and Out-houses, large Garden, and about One Hundred and Ninety Acres of extremely productive and well conditioned Grazing and Corn Land; also three small Bwelling-houses, with Paddock a!ld Gardens. . . To be viewed, by tickets, Which with descriptive particulars, may he had of Mr. J. nbuidy, Soltchcr, and Mr. Hawkes, Reading. Particulars may also then be had at Dem zy's, Hart ford-bridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's, Printer, Basingstoke; at Mr. Abbott's, No. 42, Leicester-square; and at the. Siza Office, London, SUFFOLK.—MANSION, PARR, MANOR ; and ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By order of the Trustees, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, -L- 1 - comprising the Manor of Benkall, in Suffolk, with the Royalties, Fishery, Profits of Courts, and other Rights and Pri vileges belonging ; a magnificent Modern Mansion House in complete order and repair, with an extensive range of Offices of every description, Stabling and Coach-houses, Su. upon a scale of accommodation for a family of the first consequence 'large Kitchen and Flower Gardens walled in, Het-house, Grapery, ;Green House, Lawns, Shrubbery, Walks, Plantationi, and Pleasure Ornunds, Doer Park enclosed with a pale fence, Woods, Plantations and Coppices well stored with valuable and ornamental Thriber and Underwood, with a Dearly surrounding Estate, consisting of se veral very valuable Farms, containing in the whole about 1400 Acres (a'sdirall part of which is Copyhold) of excellent Arable, Meadow. Pasture and Wood Land, part in hand, and the rest let to most respectable tenants. The great Tythes of the Parish of Be:.hall, extending over .2000 Acres of Land, and the Advowson and Right of Presenta tion to die Vitarage.. The whole of the present value of upwards of X 2500 per Annum, late the Residence and property of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, deceased. The purchaser may be accommodated with the Mansion House, Gardens, and Park, and any part only of the Farms he mar think proper, and any of the Farms may be had separately. This Estate is situate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk * within a few miles of the sca, near Saxmundham, on the high road from Ipswich to Yarmouth, distant about 88 miles from Lon don, and in the midst of excellent roads in all directions. The Manor is most abundantly stqcked with Pheasants, Tartrid,is and Hares, and bounded le a con ;tolerable part by the River Aldt. Printed particulars marl'a had of, and references made to R, I:Appleyard, Esq. New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London , where a lan apd,rievation of the Mansion House, and Map of Cis Emu, may be aeatz. • - - . SA'I'VRDAY, .1 0 1" 1800: - STMfORthiHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Red House, in Caverswei, iu the county of Stafford, on 140nday the iakdor Angsist.4l.loll.ll4lloslsViock tst Afternoon 1 1 1 - IE dank, or Capital kansiait Hoose, called CAVERBW ALL CASTLE, in the indd County of STAR FORD, vela( its (intensive Out-buildings and Conveniences ;Aso a Farm House, and 123 Acres of very good Meadow, Pasture, 'and Arable Land. The Castle is situated ten miles from Leeke, seven from Newcastle, twelve from thtoxeter, four from Cheadle, cad seven from Stons i is in complete repair, and suitable for the residence of a Gentleman's Family, and possession may be had the next Spring : _ _ Also Eight Zlottages and Four Closes of Land in Csaerswall aforesaid, containing together about 13 Acres. - . . . Mr. John Tilsley, at the Castle, will ,hew the premises ; and printed Particulars may be had there, aid at the George Inn, in 1.4 rite ; the Swan and Star in Stafford, the Roebuck in Newcastle, he White Hart in Httoseter, the Crown in Cheadle, the Crown in Stony, and at Messrs. Worthington's, Harrop and Worthing ton, Altrittchant, Cheshire, where a Map of the fstale inn be seen. I.ll4loLoTlrittltS CAllisqd . -;virilrElco, 'AND ThE • TRAilli IN GENERA.. • • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 12, 'Attie Wild -street, Lincoln's-Inn fields, on Thursday the 28141 inst. and following day, at eleven o'clo.:k, ['HE genuine and well manufactured CABINET L STOCK of Mr. William Prentice, on account of a change :n the Partnership; consisting of capital Mahogany Sideboards '.ets of fine Mahogany Dining Tables ortarge dimensions, Cart' tables on Claws; Library, Pembroke, Snfa, Work, and Dreasiig tables, in mahogany and black rosewood; handsome Mahogany Secretaires, Bookcases, Wardrobes of various sizes, Chests and Double Chests of Drawers, Night Tables, Sarcophagus-s, Wine Coolers, Salon Stands, asd numerous other cabinet articles ma nufactured of prime seasoned wood, of excellent qualities; part of which are made solid and portable for exportation. To be viewed an Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday pre ceding the sale; Catalogues on the premises, rt ts. each, to be returned to purchasers ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Et - eft, iloldem,,quare. WIL I'S.—FREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINGBOURNE, KINGSTON, between Andover, Hungerford, and Marlborough By Mr. ROSINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alleT, Cornbill, London, on Tuesday, the 30th of August, at 12 chClock,. in two lots, Lout. i 'HE veryeligibleFßEEHOLD ESTATES, land..tax redeemed, comprising the mar or or reputed manor of Collingbourste,Valuxee, and Branton House, a desirable family mansion, seated en a lawn surrounded by thriving planta tions, with garden, orchard, yard, harra,stables,and outbuildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, all lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, and in a fine healthy part or the country, commanding rich and extensive views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate in the parish, and near the village of Collingbourne Kingston, and within a quarter of a mile of the church. • Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoinining Lot 1. call'e . cl Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, situate in the parishes of Collingbmarne Kingston, and Chute, with a farm-house, yards, garden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild ings' and up,vards of 171 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood land, all in good cultivation, and lying compact. An Act is ob tained for inelosing the parish of Chute, which will add a consi derable quantity of land to this lot. These Estates are very eligible property for investing tnoriet, or for occupation, are within two miles of Everley, nine from Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, six teen from Salisbury, and seventy from London. May be viewed by application on the premises, where particu lars may be had; at the Star and Garter, Andover; Swan, Hune gerford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough; Whit Hart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Everley and Amesbury ; Pelican Newbury ; White Lion . , Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Black B e ar, De vises ; White Hart; Ccoippenham ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the _estates may be seen. SOUlrligaN PAl'l' OF DEVOKiHikE. MANOR OF WENIBURY.—FOR SALE, • THE Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and LORDSHIP of WEMUURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM. BURY, and the Rights, ROyalties, Liberties, and Franchises thereto belonging ; consisting of a new bulk Mansion House, with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and all manner of requisite Out.ofices, &ached end agreeably arranged; a Bowling-green, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and a largeinclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Frµit•trees 4nd Vegetables. Also the Ferriage•or Passage over the Haven, and River of Yealnec, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, !Nicety, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Tylesmages, Farms, Mills, Latids,Tenemcnt., and Hereclitarnents belonging to the said Manor. And a Farm called North Pita fartu, adjoining and attached thereto. This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel, and the River Yealme, commands most delightful and extensive views and scenery—Britain's FleetandMeichant Ships frequently gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the most delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies wftlatil A ring fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and desira ble Estates in the West of England, and co:itains altogether about 946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground, and Wooiland, and lies within the parish of Wembury, in the County of lievon, at about four miles distance from the capital Market Town of Plymouth, the access ap which is rendered very commodious by the new road, and will be more so by a flying bridge now erecting by Lord Boringdon. The Mansion House with the Gardens, &c. and a suitable quantity of Ground, and also the Woods are in hami, and posses sion thereof may be had at Lady-day next, and the present Fur niture, which is new and handsome, may be taken at an appraise ment, and the remainder of the Estate (except only about 55 acres, held by leases for one and two lives), is let to respectable Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to aboin XI 300, but which, it Is estimated, tpust soon be increased to at least £l5OO. The Land-tax is redeemed, and great park of the Manor is Tythe-free, The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value itr.d upwards, tp be taken by the Purchaser, anti paid for exclusife of the Estate. For Salo whereof, a Public Auction will beheld, at the London, Inn, at Iwybridge, near Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 6th day of' September nest, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and, in the meaq time, the same maybe viewed on application to Mr, R. Baker, at Wen* bury, and printed particulars, after the Slat Wu may be bad of him, or Mesars,Cardale and Spear, Solicitors, Gtsy's Inn ; Messrs. Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery•squart, London ; Messrs. Trewman and 601, Exeter; and at she °thee of Mr. dud Lipekyer, is Plymouth—where a Plan of the Estate Pay be Op, Plymouth, link July, 4199. • • . fa a few days will be pubailie4, • 4 1 • • Printed in Octavo, o n a wove foolscap, , THE SILLER GUN. A POZi4, Fuur ' . Cantos, with Notes and a Gicasary. By 101 - IN MAYNE. The above Poem is founded on an ancielai custom of shooting for a Silver Gun, first given by one °false Kings of Scotland, as a Peso to the best Marksman among rite Cotporaaluns . Dumfries. Mosier: Printed by D. Waller, for J. Richardson, Royal Ea* change; and J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, London. Of whom may be had, the few remaining Copies of GLASGOW,. , . a Poem, by the same Author. ... 10iNT STOCK COMPANIES, WITH TRANSFERABLE SHARES. This day was published, price 2a. BY AUTHORITY, REPORT of the ARGUMENTS, u p on t h e Ap plication to the Court of King's Bench, for leave to file an 141t;mation against Mr. RALPH DODD. upo n t h e S tatute of 6 Geo. . Chap. 18, for attempting to establish a London Distillery Company, with Transferable Shares London : Printed for M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, ep• •posite the Royal Exchange. • LX,' att MEN IAL 'PH ILO ,OPI-IY. The day were published, in Two Volumes Ism. illustrated by 83 superior Engravings, price 1 a. 1p boards, and 14s. bound and lettered, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERTMEN TAD PHILOAOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHFMIS TRY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDENTS and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &c. ; Vicar of West-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord 1113 hop of Landail ; and Au thor of flue Econo.ny of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for HICHAM) PHILLIP', 6, Bridge-street; and to b. bad of all-Books:Alert. Of whom may also be had, just published, The GRA Ms 4 tg of NATURAL and EXPLRIIiEN me rue, by the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Clan Book, &co price 3a. in blue. This day Was published, in Two Volumes Octavo, price a is. In boards, the Second Edition with considerable Additions, ant two Engravings by Landseer and.Midtllman, of THESCENERY, ANTIQUITIES and BIO GRAPHY of SOUTH WALES. From Materials C 4. lected during two excursions in the year 1803. • By BEN. HEA l'H MALKIN, Esq. M. A. F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. " Mr. Malkin displays a mastery of style, and is at; Instruc :Ye companion; we have no hesitation in assigning him a place in the first class of Tourists."—Monthly Review. " This is one of the most elaborate, and indeed, satisfactory accounts of a tour through South Wales, that has yet appeared." British Critic. •• • A few remaining Copies may be had in O ne V o l ume 410 . price 21. 12s. 6d. In _boards. Of whom also may be had, by the same Author, A FATHER'S MEMOIRS of his Cuicia. In royal Bvo. illustrated with plates, 10s. 6d. boards BOOKS published by WM. SAVAGE, No. tB, Bedford I.—No. 1, price Is. to be continued regularly on the first Day of every Month, of 'THE LIBRARIAN.—It is proposed' o embrnce. in this Publication the following objects: 1. An Analysis of Books, particularly of those which have be come scarce, to be conducted according to the following plan, viz. 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Rector of Wanstvad, Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Ma j esty.... The Second Edition. • It is proposed that this Work shall be comprised in 14 Num bers, Royal Octavo ' closely printed, to be publish e d on t h e Ist day of every month. 111. DESCRIPTIVE POETRY; being a Selection from the best modern Authors, principally having reference to subjects in Na tural History, Ss. in extra boards. " This Selection is made with much judgment and taste, and has in some degree the distinction of novelty. It iu a particular manner unites instruction with amusement, and may very pro. perly be recommended to all who have the care of young persons. The authors selected for the purpose are of high character among modern authors for poetical talent."—Brit. Crit. Jan. 1808. IV. TRAt4iikeTioNl of the ENTOMOLOGICAL, SOCIETY Of LONDON, Vol. 1. Put 1. With coloured plates, Sit, V. TROTH and ERROK CONTI AS T RD , I D a Letter to a young Gentleman, in Answer to his Apology for joining the People called Methodists. By a Friend. —Is. 6d. VI. The 131 It EC roR • a Weekly literary Journal: containing 1. Essays on Subjects Of Literature, the Fine Ails, and Manners. 2. Bibliograpltiana: account of rare and curious Books, and of the Book Sales in this country, from the close of the 17th century. 3. Royal Institution : Analyses of the Lectures delivered weekly. 4, British gallery : Description of the principal Pictures exhibited for sale, with the names of the purchasers, 2 vols. Bvo. 12s. bds. The Director appears to possess as many recommendations to public curiosity as any periodical paper which his preceded The writers seem to be enlightened and accomplished men; the essays possess the necessary varioty of heing occasionally didactic, entertaining, and hunlourous, while the end and object of the Whole ts tcebenefit the cause of merality, learning and the arts..-,. Such en undertaking must becfsprily have our hearty good wished fur its success. LEYIDOPTIKA Barregmeat ; Sistens Dirstionem Ni. vain Inieetorqui Lepidoptevirum gum in Mu= Britanni,g repe riuntur, Larearmli Pabulo, Temporeqne Pascendi; Aliamn ; Mensibusgue Volandi ; Synonyruls atque I.z‘a,olp er „ vat iugibusgth: vxrjts. a s :Autore A. H. HAWORTec F . L , It • The SecOnd Part, Which completes this Woph, 11 In the prellfi and will be published early in the Spring of 1 nog. In the press, and will be published on the Ist at Almost, An Ess4v on 11w TEZTLI of V. KERI,s; comprehending Prin. epics, and their Application in Practice, to Millwork ancjithor No/ a dz- awry . w,th numerous Figures. Bt'ltOsiursoN It/cd1,44. *N424, civil F.> t. Rivils4 by Prris titorettoc,orost4,oo, r ; •1 .4 I I I . ACM POR GRANTING CONTRIOUTIOIVS ON PRO PEATY; Nfr. 1801. • T_TIS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the " -44 AFFAIRS of - TAXES, having received Information ! Shit many Persons residing in the Cities of London and West minster, and parts adjacent, have neglected to deliver Returns of their Property and Profits for the Year 1008, as required lty the said Acts, hereby give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit to deliver their Returns at the Office of the Commissioners, or to the Assessor of the respective Districts, within fourteen days from the date hereof, will be prosecuted for the penalty incurred by such default.—By Order of the Itoard, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, July 12, 1808. TORT OF BARNSTAPLE. By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's C Customs, On Wednesday, the 27th day of July, 1200, by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to- Public Sale at the Custom I:44leuse in this Port, Li r H E FOLLOWING G001)S, viz. 110 Bags White .4 alt, containing about 5 Tune - 1 Smlll Cask ditto, containing about &Abs. 18 Bushels Stone Coals: The SLOOP VENTURE of hUnehead, about 11 Tons per Register, with her Boat, Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture ; also the broken up Hull o! the King's old Boat, and some condemned Stores belonging to the Shark Cruizer. The above Goads will be put up in small Lots for the conve 'nience of purchasers, and may he seen two days previous to the Sale, by applying at this Office. 2 6': - _~.