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ir - 14i UM BE 11 0)261 Met - - - WANTED to invest several wry FonsideraLle v Sams in Redeemable Annuities. Noblemen and Gentle men &irons of raking hlm.ey upon Life 4seates under Wills, Sculemeins, Church Livings, or otherwise , will be tr und wit h en the ;not bonoui.,ble terms, and the purchases Colleted without delay. The foods of the Advertiser nearly Include the possibility of dis.ipp4ntment, whatever the extent tf the Psgotia*,..l. Ph penonarty from twelve till four, or by letter to Mr. Berton, No. 10, Leicester-Place, Leicester-sOare: _ WEYMOUTH. Tp BE SOLD, by Private Contract, a New I SLOOP or SMACK—Admeasures 52 Tons--Buithen TOM or ikereabouts.—For further Rarticulara onqqe of 1`: Buck. A CAPITAL STEAM ENQINE. TO BE SOLD, for approved' Bills at Sit Months Date, A CAPITAL S TEAM ENGIN E , on 4 and Co.'s p4neiplt, cf 27 bones power, tusk ereeted, and in Very good order. The beam al.d timbers Of Oak., of large di- "a e si on s. For particulars, apply to Mr. James Ashton, of Ashton, near Warrington, by letters post Paid. N.B. This Engine Stands near a Navigable Canal. TCI BE DISPOSED OF,' A VELLUM and PARCHMENT MANUFAC TORY, long established by S. and J. Btsior, at Bristol; syith Buildings, Utensils, and every Convenience for carrying on ib . ose Brunchc:, Felmongery, ' 1. Btsuo?, the survivor, who is desirous of retiring from bust le., will treat with' whomsoever it may ad t, at his house in Temple street, Bristol. Principals anplying by letter (post psid) with their real signs are, will be liuly attended to. NORTHUMBF4 I .AND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Priv Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD 1 . 'MANOR Or LORDSHIP of BEI.FORD, comprising the his bf the Town of Belford—The Blue Bell Inn and Post Pcolue,lately enlarged and fitted up at a great expellee—The Per rag Advowson—The substantial and elegant modern Manion lime with Offices, Gardens and Plantations, delightfilly situated Tan eminence, and replete with every convenience for, the Re- Ocoee of a !arse Family ; sundry Farms and Land., containing Mot Three Thousand Acres of rich Arable, Meadow ' Pasture ibi Wood Land, let to re spectable T enants ; all 'Tithe Free, ex- Ftiv Lamb; within a Ring Fence, and t he Land 'Fax redeemed. Mar.or abounds With Game , and at a small distance from th e stmt there is great Abundance f excellent Coal and Lime Stone. lk Estate is commodiOusly situated for Water Carriage, highly ornamented by luxuriant Plantations of abQut Fifty Years Growth, and the Property in gendral capable of very gre.n. i.n. • reoent. ildford is a Pc;t Town, being the Stage on the Great North besween Aliiwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed, from which ?lacs, it is *Dated about fourteen miles; nine Miles from Wool len ktrt•:,dght from Newcastle-uPon-Tyne; Sizty-nine from ternbeigls, and three hundred and fifteen from Lo n. 1 1 6 the Estate apply to Mr. Dinning, at Newlands, arm 'Bvifor,l, of whoria Printed Particulars May be had; also at eke Bell Inn Belford; the White Swan, Aln wick ; the Q ueen's Head, Neirc i astle-upon-Tyne ; the Red Lion, Berwick-upon- Tweed; and the Price and further Patdculan. may be known of Mr. CIA*, 47, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Estate may be sent, ' A. it/ l IES's . 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London : Printed for C. and R. 11,3'.dwin, New Bridge.strett. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. TRACT on the NUTRIPEROUS SYSTEM A in MEN, QVADRUPEDS, and BIRDS: and in all Crea tures which have Livers. By JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, R. N. London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. :`•, • ...--_ 4. 3 .; • .9! 4 • [Pricr Six-;'' c • This day were published, in Octavo, price 7s. in b.,ards, TRANSLATIONS of M. GENER, being a Selection of Letters, on Life and Manners. By JOHN MUCKERSY, Minister of West Calder. Printed' for-Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme b London 1 and Peter Hill, Edinbutgh. -- -This day .was • -.- (Embellished with a Portrait, &c.) in Eighteen Volumes Demy Octavo, price Nine Guineas, and on Royal Paper, Twelve Guineas, hoards, r i r 'HE COMPLETE WORKS of JOHN DRY -It- DEN, now first coil •cted; illustrated with Notes; History caL Critical, and Explanatory, and a life of the Author,. • • By WALIER scoi - r, Esq. 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I'H BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and E CHRONOLOGICAL DICIIONARY, - containing ac curate accounts of the Lives, Crtaaacrens, and Aerial , ' vtif drip most eniknent Persons of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of States, and the Sows:ions of sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS;LL. D. &c. dtc. • Vita enitn mortuorrt in memoria est posits. crcego. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the °form of a . Die. ' tionary, and•in the compass of an octavo voluine,miswering the purpose of reference on all points of Biography, Chearologytand I listory, challenges the respect of every Student, and every Lover of Literature. • - • • This Dictionary consists of 1000 closely printed pages, each .ontaining GOO words, and consequently includes as much mats ' ter as any large and expensive quarto. After the salebf threi editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and tbe credit and authority which it had acquired in the literary world, it be. comes matter of surprize that another Author, parodying its con; tents, should Lave had the temerity to bi lug out a similar murk having the'Vathe object, and not contatnlng one-twelfth more matter, at the.enornrous price of three guineas ! The public are invited•to Make the comparison, both as to matter-and quintitigi between Dr. Watkins's work ar..i this other, four times the price. I.et it be added, that Dr. Vs'afkins's Dictionary contains the an. thorities of each article, an essential requisite in every work of reference, which . , however, is omitted in this nhw and untleces ‘ sary quarto. . - • . Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. • Of whom niat be had, by the same Author, SCRIPTURE VIOGRAPHT, in one volume, trhrte. with plates, price A. bound, or in octavo, with a large type, Of. 6d. bound. - DR. Mit.CKNIUH 1"S" .11'OI.:!.ii.S. Jou. published, • ANEW. LITERAL TRANSLATION, fro th the Original Greek, of the A POSTOLICAL EVIIITLES, with a C.OMMEN I'ARY and Notes, Philological, Critical, Ex planatory, and Practical. To which is added, a Histo:y of the LIFE of the APOSTLE PAUL. • • • , • By JAMES .MACKNIOHT, D.D. late one of the Ministers of Edinburgh. To which is prefixed, an ACCOUNT of the LIFE of the AUTHOR. Second Edition, 6 vols. Bvo. boards, 31:135. 6d. . Of his Commentary °tithe Apostelical Episilee, the rapid hale is a sufficient proof of the great estimation in which it is held. The %shoo of Lineolq mentions it, along with 'The Harnscny; in the first class of books, which he says every Clergyman . ought to possess—Elements of Christian Tketalogy, preface, page 111. Another observation to the same , effect is nude bo.the learned Mr. Parkhurst, who, in the Note relative to the last eaten of his Greek Lexicon; calls en work in question; ' Dr. M.'s lioa !Moons and valuable Commentary on the Apostolical Epistles a Work highly meriting a. plum in the Library of every Ckrist iai Divine." • • Dr. Moknight's " Commentary generally gives the true sena, of the text, in a concise form. With the Notes : eipoootty; - ere have often laeen highly gratified.—They, contain much usek.l formation requisite to understand fully the meaoino ;of thi•fsie sages to in formation, they are subjoined ; they occasionally illustrate the eauties of sentiment and language in the Epistles, and not uofre quently contain important practical repsarks. Considering it ee. nerally as 4 work of real utility ind 'excellence,- we eliserfolly ie cottmsend it to readers of every class, who can easily compass the purchase, and especially to the biblical student and.Chrittiameaja oister."—Eciectie Review, July, 1807. • : • The late pe. Macknight r of Edinburgh, is univerSally acknove• 'edged to have been one of the most intelligent, judieie titid candid Expository f the Sacred Writings that ever yfplared ; jil t s the reputation oUsis Works for sound criticism, extensive know: ledge,and clear elucidation - of Scripture by it self, Is rapidly Ili: creasing ainotig Christians of every denomination. In proof' of this • need e . .lv refer'to the an* respectable there% Journals . • .we _ a oidyrefer to na.. —. , in the hands of the PuHie • la well as to attractions te - stirnotiles, not only . from the highest Dignitaries of the Church cf England, but from "she ablest Divines of all descriptions, both at home and abroad. • • • r 'Ow HARMONY of the FOUR. GOSPELS, in which tin natural order of each is preserved ; with i Paraphrase and Notes, by the same Author. To which is prefixed, Some Account of the 14 l i e f:T W C R o h U rk ar4 T his l c i tej O b l: l e t t n ii. he imim A G W :O tt S ed f 7 B: b 1 4 2 y v . t H: b e l l . 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The interest trill be regularly paid half yeatiy.—ror par ities, apply to Mr. Pinder, Solicitor, in Wantage, Berks. NEW MUSIC. Psiblished by Clementi and Company, No. 26, Cheapside. VOCAL MUSIC. , VOCAL HARMONY, Vol. 2, containing fifteen New and sele:ted Glees by esteemed Composers, being a continuation of the most superb Work ever offered to public no tice, price 21s. VOCAL SMSIC, SONGS, CANZONFTS, &C. s. d. The New Beggar Girl', by Chopp'', - • - 3 0 It was aVinter's Evening, by Reiss - . 1 6 On May's Auspicious Morn, by Gras! - - 1 0 No Cht•rries, by Graeff - 1' 6 Poor Mora Eye, by Nieves . - - 1 6 The Mute Grey &olds, by Dr. Clarke - - 1 6 Sweet Venus, by Mozart - . - - 1 6 Since T- ruth, 1w Ross - - 1 6 Lose lights:: clear, by Coulm - an- 1 6' • Mighty God of Flames, by Mozart - 1 6 If tLour't unkind, by Coul - man - - 1 6 - , Over the Mountains, by Whitaker - - 1 6 The soft Tear of Pity, by Ditto . . 1 6 The heart that warmed, by Ditto -.- I N ,. 6 . 1 True hearted was He, by Ross - : 1 6 .Go Zephyr, by Ross - - , - 1 6 More kany than the Gods, ly Mozart .. .: 1 6 How sweet the Moon, by Haydn • - - 1 6 0 Memory thou fond deceiver, by Nicks : 1 6 Lovely Mary, by Ross - - 1 6 "neat nearly In the vernal Year, by Phelps - 1 6 N. B. The Song t ,,Duet., Trios, and Glees, from the Opera of Two Faces under A Hood, may be - had singly. • This day was published, cvqdMts g 3i large Skeet Mapi, ces loured, price four guineas, half bawd ; tine Copies ail guineas, 1 AVOISNE's NEW GENEOLOGICAL, 1 - 4 TORI(AL, and CHRONOI OGICAL ATLAS; being .a complete Guide to History, b)th Ancihnt Modern ; exhibit. ing an accurate Account of the Origin, D r•zenr, and Marriages of all the Royal Families, from the beginning of the World to the preseat time; ith•a short iltstbricai A.;,ount Orate remlrkable events that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, Kilg, Queen, Prince, 4.c. in the above Period. Sold by J. Barfield, Wirdour-street ; Dulau and, Co. oho aquat'e ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Faulder, Bond-street ; Longman, Hurst, and CO. RitCrllOSter-row Lacktrigten, Allen and Co. Finsbury-square; Richardson,. Royal Excharg. ; and by all the vrincipal Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This day bras published, in One Volume Quarto price ISt. 'THE DOCTRINE of INTEREST and AN. 1 4 417(1'1ES analytic3lly investigated and explained ; together with several useful Table's connected with the subject. ' BA FRANCIS BAILY, of the Stock Exchange. Sold by John Richardson, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, by tha same Asthma;, TABLEs for the purchasing and renewing of Le3.lei adapted to general use, mice tit. ' • This day Seas üblished; in 2vo, price ss. 6d. the Third Edition, Arj HISTORICAL APOLOCIY for the 4 - IRISH CATHOLICS. By WM. PARNELL,'Esq. 2. A HISTORY of the PENAL LAWS agnlnst the CATIUk;ICS, from the Treaty of Limerick to the Union. By Henry Parnell; Esq. London : Printed for John Harding, No 36, St. Jame's-sti et-% This day were published, price 4s. inboards, pOETIEAL TALES, FOUNDED on FACTS, By M. SAVORY. London : Printed for the Author; and sold by Darton and liar vey, Gracechuich-street. Wh'•re may be h INSPIRATION, a Poem, by the same Authcw, price Is. 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