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Yoradminii * noticed unless made out on the printed For of Taber. . . HANTS,-142W FOREST, NEAR LYNDHURST. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE AND LAND. TA day were published, in Two Volumes, Ittmo. with a fine Portrait, engraved by Hopwood, price 10s. boards, PRACTICAL DISCOURSES concerning the CHRISTIAN TEMPER, designed for the Use of Families. By JOHN EVANS, D.D. To which is prefixed, a brief Account of the Life of the Author By John Erskine, D.D. late one of the Ministers of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Hamilton, Paternoster-row ; and R. Ogle, Hol born, London ; J. Ogle, Edinburgh, and M. Ogle, Glasgow. WILtES i i ENCYCLAPP..DIA. 'THE. ELEVENTH VOLUME of the EtICY. CLOPIIIDfA LONDINENSIS is just completed and ready for delivery. 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On fine velilm paper, with Plates plain, Is. or with the Plates superbly coloured, Is. 6d. An elegant Copper-plate is given In every Number. TO BE SOLD, an elegant and complete Family . 1 - Residence ' with offices, gardens, and from 25 to• 120 acres of Land, situate in the New Forest, neat Lyndhurst, Southanp • ton and Rom‘ey.—Particular,s of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Giolden-square. The Second Edition, in 4 Vols. Bvo. price .El.los. boards, DISCOURSES on the Miracles and Parables of Our Blessed LORD and SAVIOUR, JESUT r CHRIS . By the Rev. WILLIAM DODD. LL.D. Lectureref Wostham, iu Essex and of St. ()lave, Hart -street, Loh:toa. Printed for T. Hamilton, s 7, Paternoster-row; R. Ogle, Hol born, London ; 1. Ogle, Edinburgh, and M. Ogle. Glasgow. ELEGANT FAMILY MANSION, With Offices, Garden, Pleastire Grounds, and about One Hun dred Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, Herts. By Mr. ROBINS, AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, prin cipal part tithe-free and • Land Tax redeemed; com prising an elegant Family Mansion, planned for the acccommo dation of a Gentleman's Family, seated in a Park, ornamented by fine grown timber, beautiful pleasure grounds, gardens, and about One Hundred Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Land, situate at East Barnet, lu the County of Herts. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr.koatars, Warwick-street; Golden square. AT the ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION of the PEACE, held at the New Court-House, in Preston, oak: the County Palatine of Lancaster, the 25th Day of h: the 52d Year of King George the Third's Reign, Mire the Rev. JAMES BARTQN, Clerk, Chairman. lip !below, Esq. Edmund Rigby, Esq. *Clarke, Esq. John Sdvester, Esq. Siam Hill, Esq. Edmund Thornton, Esq. yd Horrocks, Esq. George Williams; Esq. Hulton, Esq. Thomas Clarkson, Clerk. jaw kiarkland, Esq. James Penny, 11. Justices of the Peace there assembled. It was Unanimously Resolved, I. flat the conduct of ,Mr. Hincie, as Governor of the of Lancaster, has uniformly been distinguished by its ge propnety and correctness, and most especially by extreme and humanity towards the unfortunate persons in his BERKSHIRE.—CapitaI FAMILY MANSION, with eactllent Offices, Gardens, Pleasure. G rounds, and/ All To be LET, FUP NISHED, or SOLD by PRiV.ITE CON TRACT, by Mr. ROBINS, A VERY Capital FAMILY MANSION, planned with every accommodation for a Nobleman or Family of the first distinction, with eacellent attached and detached Ohre. of all descriptions ; capital Gardens, beautiful Pleasure-grouds, most tastefully disposed, ornamented by a fine sheet of water in a running stream, stored with fish, forminra most delightful Re• sidence, and nearly 32 Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, within one mile of Maidenhead, five of Windsor, and twenty• seven of London. To be viewed, by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Golden -square. This day was published, in I2mi. price 71. boards, A NEY to the ART of RINGING (with consi deralde Additions). Dedicwed to the Lovers of the Art In general; bring the re s ult of malty years study, diligent appli cation, and constant practice. By WILL lAM JONES, JOHN REEVES, and THOMAS ELACKLMOORE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noin.-r row ; and J. Raw, Ipswich. This day was published, in 3 Vols. I :mo. price ISt. boards, R lAN. -A NO V E L.-- When first thy sire .!* send on earth Virtue, his (Luling child, tie: ign'd, To thee he gITC the heavenly bir h, And bade to form her infant mind. • Stern rugged Nur‘e! thy rigid hire With patience miry a year she bore; What sorrow was, thr•u bad•at her know, • And from hei own she learn'd to melt at others• wile. ODE TO A OVUM FY. Ok Printed foe I,nnErmui, Hirst, Rees, Orrty, and lir Ay-, ('ater nostt•r-row, London; and Manners 3n.1 Miter, London: Printed far Adlard awl. Jones, 17, Ave-Mariaelane, Sr. Pool's. Sold also by Sherwood, Neely, and lone", Pater noster row ' • Champsnte and Whitrow, Jewry-street, Aldgee • White and Co. Horace Head, Fleet - street ; and by all o ther ikAksellers in Town and Country. NORFOLK.—TO BE SOLD. AMOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE in a fine Sporting part of the County of Norfolk, abounding with Game, and consisting of an excellent well-built Residence in complete order, with Offices of every description, Coach-house and Stabling, Lawn, Pleasure-ground , , Shrulaberies and Gardeor, and sundry PaddocWs of excellent Pasture and Arable I.and, containing altogether upwards of lOU Acre 4. Al.o a Farm house, with suitable Out-buildings, and a Public-houae and four neat Cottages. Also the Advowson of the Rectory of Beeston, in Norfolk, of the yearly value of X• 210, in which there is no parochial duty. Imrsediate possession of the Fret hol I 1:s are may be bad, and part Of the purchase-mousy remain on Mortgage. For particulars enquire of .Mobers. Palter and I ntiiank , ,eli citors, Norwich; or Mr. Geklard, Solicitor, No. 6, Gsay's.lun square, London. Tl•ia day was published, By W. Blackwood, J. Anderson, Oliphant, Waugh, and !noes, P. Brown, and Doig and Stirling, Ed:nburgli ; John Murray, Robert Baldwin, and 13ITKIO, M. Riehatcleon, London; Handsomely print*d In Quart 4 and Illustrated with beautiful Engravings, by fylotratt, from original Drawings, Volume V. Part I. (Price IYa. boards). of THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPAIDIA ; .A. Dict'onary of Arts. Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature. n t That it was therefore with great surprise and regret, we `et that complaints had been made against him of harsh and Wryer conduct, and that such compiaints had formed in the illiestance the subject of a retition to the House of Commons. I. That it is our decided conviction, from our general know *, of his character, and from the inquiries we have made lithe circumstances of the charges preferred against him, and lithe strong opinion pronounced upon those charges, by the ',respectable Magistrates who personally entered into an in stigation of them upon the spor, on oath, &at there is not the NOW ground whatever for imputing to Mr. HtociN s any de- Sim from that course of propriety and humanity whicla he has his day w.'re published, in 14 Vola.ttvo. pi ice £3 Ss boards, • With t fine Portraits, and a Fah 'THE WORKS OF BEAUMONT AND FIJ. ER, I . lustrated with Critical and Explanatory Notes, and Biographical Notices, and including an additional Play, never before published, and now first printed from the Ori ginal MS. in the Possession rf the Publishers. Edited by HENRY WEBER, Erg. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reese, Orme, and Brown; P. C. and J. Rivington; White,. Cochrane, and Co.; W. Miller; J. Murray ; R. H. Evans; R. Scholey ; I . Mawman; and Gale and Curtis, London : J. Ballantyne and Co.; ::nd Doll; and Stirling, Edinburgh. . pursued. 4. 'That we heartily concur with the Magistrates before men 's the Resolutions which were adopted by them in pursu er cinch investigation. • Vibe at this alarming crisis, when the duties of Mr. Rio 111111111ation become daily more weighty, and involve him in dillienal responsibility, we feel it due to his character and Il bear this public testimony to his merits, and to repress, is to us lies, that mischievous sph it of Insubordination huh to the dissolution of :.11 wholesome and necessary , sald by its daring calumni.s, inflicts a severe wound **Mings of a most meritoriou. public servant; of whom it now more than ever necessi,-y to declare, that be satire and unqualified esteem said, co;ifi'dt.ncq. , I. t a Copy of these Reselutions Le forthwith tralnxitted tittudW W. lioe,tle,Lse,. the hiemb?r ftr. the Ceunty, th.• for the Bcfructh, and to each of the - ,lngistrates—ar.d they be ir.serted in two London Papers, aad in all the Papers. That the thanks of this Meeting ht. given to Smiley, John B:ackburne, Esq. Edward. Wilbraham ,E4q. John Dent, Esq. and Peter Patten, Esq. for their liberal,' and spirited exertions in repelling the charges *clam been so groundlessly preferred against Mr. Higgin, age Governor of Lancaster Castle. .E. GORST, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, COM - MCI' VILLA, WIL I'SHIRE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON !RAC I' by Mr. CHRISTIE, ACompact and t:;egant modern FREEHOLD VILLA, with suitable offices, stone bui:t and slated, fitted up in remarkably neat taste, situated near the Devizes, in the county of Wilts ; comprising a morning room 1$ by 13, dining town 20 feet by 14 feet 6, with handsome veranda and French windows, opening upon an ornamented lass, baiting command of extensive pris , ' :ects over a fertile country, five bed-chambers, coack.kr.use„ tv(4.41411 stable, good kitehen.gazden and pad,dock, with some timber, alto;;;:.:liet near two acres, tyche-frees en* Laid . ;ax redeemed, formaig an elegant retreat fora small genteel famiiy, or a svortsma3, with the advantages of a respectable neiglibuurhooti, and easy access to society of Ea.ll, d. - rant only 19 miles. May be viewed with sickets, to be had, with parti culars, of Nlr.Cluistie, Pall MAIL MRS. WEST'S 241.. W NOVEL This day wa. published, in S Vols. 12mo price 21... boards, THE LOYA LISTS ; an Historical Novel. By the Author of " Letters to a Young Man," '• A Tale of trkilio: • • • Preserve your Loyalty, tna'ntaln yout Rights. Inscroption on a CW.umn at Appleby. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rec., Orme and Brown, Paser noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 51, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Refusal, a Novel, s Vol!, 12mo. price LI. Is. boards. 2. The Gossip's Story, 2 Vols. 12mo. is. ditto. 3. Letters to a Young lady, S Vols. Li. is. ditto. 4. Man, 9 Vols. LI. Is. ditto: 5. Poems and Play., 4 Vols. Lt. S.. ditto. 8. The Mother, a Kent, 12mo. 'is. ditto. IMPERIAL MART FOR VENDING COFFEE, Mimed on entirely new 'Princ:ples, 340, corner of Queen street, (near the Market,) Oxford-street, London. IT his been generally observed, • that the Art of pertly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King ' 11 milne indeed every day aff,rds abundant proofs of the just - ans al the mark ; Immense. quantities of excellent Coffee are .modaed totally unfit for use thriauls,h the erroneous mode of !luting the Berry ; and even the most esteemed yields at the omt_irit a very * ll *-Propnetors of this Establishment, (FRUIN and Co.) t**ta,kavisig discovered a superior method of preparing vriltr,mpectfully recommend it to the Nubility, Gentry, and dm Makin general, being confident that it will by found the Improved Article of its kind ever offerel to their notice. By their process of Torrefaction, the crude and woody (rill tlaaf Ilte Derry are entirely destroyed, without affecting the mmillialt,which, consequently, being preserved entire, ipart °tied/ink a peculiar rich and grateful flavour, renderieg tt the rent wiselesome, nutritive, and exhilirating beverage estanr. Conscious of the stiper7ority of * their Commodity, they stead-• SIFF rely for etrport en the known liberality of an enlightened itdkighly refincii nation: but sin these speculative times there 'Adventurers are often obtiudiog thentselves no he Public, the Proprietors purpose having Coffer In a fl.ad stare, (or general 17. 4 (twig) from the hour of 'Urn till Five, every day, during tetrestut Week, at their-Mart a , above. Orders (which must be post-paid) for any part of town, 7, 3l ,, e teitecut ti l with punctuality -nil : and, 811 Roasted t§empover6;ietl by keeping, no greater quantity will be PPmed than is sufficient to answer present demand, which will hrlidied daily from their Torrefactory, York-row, Kenning krrey ; where Orders for this EstaLlishtnent *re also •--June 29 1812. jOUSES and FIRE.-PLACES, PARTICULARLY M BTRATTON, begs lealte to inform the Public, that he has removed Ids Manufactory from Elackfrbrs- Zlslo 15, Osford-street, where may be had his unequalled 411 71,_ STEAM KITCHENS; calculated for swill as well az, Famili:s: Patent Descer.ding a.ll all other Stoves: i'Z l t r atoke Havelng • and every Article is the• Irennionger-• Iron Gates Railing. Balconies, and khais of Smith ' s Wora . & e. .—Stoves, :e. Cleaned and Repelled, mo o tht, or Pachanged. ~.1 6311k ranson with the above, the Public will find that the tOvens and Boilers, so generally Advertised, are gross .2 attd nut worth the expence of ,:•4 1I DING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, tcc.. IRE great rep utat i on 3. COCKS h as ga i ne d by teirbrated READING SAUC.E, which has for litany,. Z been patronised and recommended by most of the first sinthe Kingdom, readers it unnecessary for him to make tr t ontinent on its qualities, k is presumed that no Sauce ever *kitsch general apprnbalon and extenNive sale; it is re io London byUpwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish ., and by o ne or more pr i nc i pal F i sh S auer S el l ers i n most st and market towns in Use Kingdom • will keep nod seven o r p ris any cli mate. it i i generally vadat tuhle with all sorts Z 1 44 and is I steemed peculiarly delicious wish Game, Wild 1 Haslet, Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. Wien are offering spurious compositions of thelrown, they call Reading Sauce, I.Cocks considers it a duty he owes L ' 44 Public to Infor m t h em t h at none are gamine but those which 7.tkete word s on erangt-ho!oured label to each bottle, "' &tad- Nice for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c." prepared and aptd - " Asa iiltetailtyl.Oseka,Reeding. Piats,go. Halkpints,4lo. . • This day was published, in Octavo, price 9s. buarib, a'Second Volume of SERMONS on Various Subjects. By DAVID 13RICHAN, D. D. Minister of the United.Parish,s of Dyki and Muy, in the County of Moray ; late of Artillery-street; London. Printed for T. Hamilton, 37, Paternos•er-row. Of whom may be had, a New Edition of the First Volume, price 9s " We shall frankly introduce this performance to the world, deservingas its favour, and assign it, wi.hotst hesttation, to a high class among the St rmons of our language. - The elevation of his style is supported by a closeness, maturity, and dignity of senti ment, that we have not often witnessed.—Eclectic Review. This day was published, hi One Vol. ato. price Pt. Is. Royal ato. £l. lls. 61 boatels, (embellishigitvith a fine Portrait of Wiclif, engraved by Hopwood), THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Latin in the year 1380, by JOHN WICLIF, D.D. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wiclit ; and on Historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the th century. • By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY BADER, M.A. Au Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preecher at Lincoln's Inn. " The edition which Lewis published havingbeen always highly esteemed, and utterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. liaber was induced to prepare the present edition, and has stamped a new value upon the work, by many important accessions. He has OVID Memo'ss of the Life of Wiclif, in which he has disco ' veredboth diligence and, accuracy. Subjoined to this is an His ' torieal Altoona of the Saxon. and English VersLni of the Scrls tares. The whole Voldrue, ind-ed, forms a very valuable and Meritorious publication."—British Critic, Dec. 1811. Printed for T. Ilini‘ton, No. 37, Pateruoster-: ow ; and R. Ogle, Holborn. • Just published,-price Five Shillings, Inscribed to the Right Hon. Sir Wm.Sco rt, M.P. &c. !cc. &c. The Foprth Edition, of . THE FRIENDLY CALL of TRUTH and REASON, to a New Species of DISSENTERS, or Nomi nal Churchmen, but Practical Schisns.tio• To which are pre fixed, a few Observations on the Expediency of Parliamentary Interposition, duly to explain, and if necessary to amend, the Act of William and Mary,,commonly called "1 he Tukratiou Act." By the Rev. EDWARD BARRY, M.D. Rector of St. Mary, and St. Leonard's, Wallingford, Berta, with the Chapelry of Satwell annexed. • In this Fourth Edition of The Friendly Call, besides many important alterations throughout the whole, the following sub jects are for the first time introduced : 1. On the Cathblic Demands. St. On the Schools of Mr. Lancaster and Dr. Bell. S. On the British and Foreign Bible S•sclety. To be had of Merrs. Rivingion, London; and the Booksellers in Bath s Bristol, Oxford, Cambridge, Reading, and Wallingford. Where may be had, by the same Author, Sermons preached alt Public Occasions. Essays OD a variety of Asel the Agiculapien Monitor. • • LORD WELLINGTON's CAMPAIGNS. MVEVEQUE has the honour to inform the Subecr.bera and the Pwhi.c in general, that the First Part of the Angraviags of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the Al.- LIED ARMY' in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an nounced, Is 'ready for delivery. Subscribers are requesta to send for thesis, or to leave &Sr address at Mr. L'Eveque's, Soho-quart; or at Messrs. Colnaglii and Co.'s, 23, Cockspur. street ; where also may be bad the lira two Number' of the Por tuguese Costumes, and the View of the great Aqueduct of Lis bon, and of the Convent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Evoque and engraved by Mr. Coyote. inducted by DAVID BREWS IER, 1.. L D. Fellow of the !loyal Society of Edinburgh, and the Society of the Antiquaries of S:olland, with the assistance of Gentle men, eminent is Seem, and Literature. In completing the Fir.t Part of Volume Fiitk of the MIN BU Gli F.NCYCLOPA:.DIA, the pcnprit tors cannot omit the opportunity of acknowledging the liberal sod unAtampled pa tronage which this work has experienced. By proceeiling upon a priuciple of selection, the leading Is - amine of science have been treated at much Treater length than in works of a larger size. No subject, however, of real importance, has been over% looked or superficially :'cussed, and every article contains copi nus references to the hest authorities. The complete miglnality of all the articles, distinguishes the EdiobJrgh Encyclopseitia from every work of a similar kind. The volumes already published contain =furors inventions and discoveries, and many original views in the arts and sciences, which were never before commu nicated to the public. The present half volume embraces many subjects of general to t -rest and importance. The article I3uebos Ayres contains the mgst e account of that eetensive and interesting via...royalty l i lM t s appeared in any language. Under the word Sublime is given a conuensed view of that important subject. 'I Lae article Burning Instruments compiehends the fullest details reepeering :how sinb..lar machines, and an account of some new loventious that have never been pytd:sbed. The ar: :le Canida has been drawn up from information obtained directly from that country, and from gentlemen who have rushed in it; and contains a full account of its trade and commerce to the beginning of the year 1812. In the article Camera Lveida Is given a sic sription of a new Instrument of tins kind, which has never appeared in any other work. The article Candlemaklng contains the most recent method employed in that manufacture. I he article Calendar comprehends the various new ma; fines employed in the smoothing of I lie biography of ;in-net, Lord Nlonboddn ' has been composed from the most eopions information procurid from his family. rbe lives of Calderwood, and Campbell Earl of Argyle, Mee beat written partly front original manuscripts ; and those of Burke, Burns, Butler, and Camoens, are the production . of • see of our most distinguished poets. The leading articles in this half volume, beside those that we have mentioned, are Brown, Bruce, Bishop Butler, Brute, Brutus, Bryant, Buccaneer. Buchanan, Bucharia, Buckinghamshir e , Buffon, Bulama,Buliaria, Bullfights, Boonarotti, Burial, Burning, Bute, Cadiz, Caermartbensitire, Caerfiarvonshire Cesar, Cites ria, Cairo, Calling:ls, Calabria, Calcutta, Caledonia, Calico, Cap fornia, Calmucks, Calvin, Cambage, Centel, Campagna, Camper, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Canara, Canary Isles, Candle, Cann*, Catinioab. Vol.V. Part 11. will be published arty In September. -. •THE CASE OP THE COCNTESS OF GI.ENCAIRN. This day was publis!wd, rice Ss. 6d. •Dediceed to his Royal Highness the Patwet Raostrr, the Membew of both Houses of Parliamsnt, the British Nary. the Commercial Interest, and the Empire at large; A REPRESENTATION of the Severity, Injus- L 3 tice, and impoUcy, directed to a Case sanctioned by the High Authority of the late LORD NELSON, u connected with the dearest interest of the country. With Letters to the Patina RCOENT, the MARQUIS of HIRT• roan, the EARL of LIVRRIPOIPR, &C. &C. By the COUNPESS of GLENCAIRN. London : Prithed for M. Jones, No. Newgate-street, and SoM by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. NEW POPULAR WORKS. Just published by hherwcod, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster. row, and sold by all 13ookst Seri ia the United Kingdom, tie '1 it'rd Edition, enlarged and corrected, price Is. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, with their properties, Doses to Children and Adults die proper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for which they are eimpbsyed, and retail Priced ; to which are added a descripd o o of ddiereilt Medicine and Chemical Ten Chests. with their Cos. tens, as adapted to different climates, and Uses; and an account of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families in the country.—By REECE, BURGi.SS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. • 6 This is a very convenient work, and contains in a short com pass a great deal of useful medical informatbri." Critical Rev. Anglia, 1,10. Third Edition, price go. ed. A Familiar Treatise on the Cameo, Prevention, and Treatment of Asthma, jVheeiting, and Consumption : containing explicit Directions for the use of the different Preparations of the &ea monium Herb." By I. T. Fisher, Surgeon, and formaly an Ask. made Invalid. 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