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In the Press, and in a few days will be published, In one neatwolume, price 51. in beards, dedicated to the Children of the Marquis of Bath, by permission of their Noble Mother, FABLES in VERSE, from /ESOP, LA FON TAINE, and others. By MARY ANNE DAVIS. Printed for J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Church. yard. SUFFERINGS OP THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE. A MEE T I NG will be h e ld o f t h e MERCHANTS, '`" BANKERS and TRADERS of London, at the City of London Tavern, on Wednesday, the 30th of December inetzat, at Twehte for One o'Clock, to consider of a Subscietioa for the Relief of the People of Russia suffering the severest privation and distresses in consequence of the Preach Invasion. New City Chambers, Dec. 22,1812. WM. HOLDEN. EAST-INDIA AFFAIRS. This day was published, in One Volume Bvo. price 12s. boards, by BLACK, PARKT, and Co. No. 3,l.eadenhall-street, book sellers to the East-India Company, THE FIFTH REPORT f rom t h e SELEC T COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS, on the AFFAIRS of the EAST. INDIA COMPANY ; as ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 28th Jaly , 1812. CROWN AND ANCHOR. STRAND. StniSCRIPTION•for the RELIEF of the POOR SUFFERING INHABITANTS of the different Govern ments of RUSSIA, through which the French Armies have passel in their late invasion of that Empire. At a Meeting of the Committee the 28th of December 1812 : Reiolved, That the Right Hon. Lord Wurrwoa - rn, ancildr. ' Serjeant PEEL, be added to the Committee. • SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer. AMOUNT OF SOBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY wavitartsco - £4964 ' The R. B. Bridge - - ats 5 0 The Duchess Dowager of Leeds , ...,.. • 7 , 5 0 0 Major-General Bu r r - ra - :.: a. 10 10 0 The linn. Mrs. Charlotte Wi n dh am • . • b I.) 0 0 Sir WillialniCeary, Bart. - . ... • 10 10 0 The Solicit or•Gentral . • 50 0 0 Samuel Prince, Esq. - - 50 0 0 Anonymous, by the hands of Messrs. Greeurtood 105 C 0 William Gee, Esq. - . 20 0 0 Mr. John Brickwond - ' - ! 1 0 Sir R. Ainslie, Bart. - - 50 0 0 M. Charles Dignum - • 5 5 0 Francis Newton, Esq. - - 100 0 0 Matthew Wilson, Esq. - - 10 0 0 Richard Thompson, Esq. Grovenoo.street 105 0 0 Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. - • 5 5 0 Charles Scone, Esq. - - 52 10 0 The Hon. Mrs. Perceval - - 21 0 0 hla.qu.s Caniden . • - 105 o 0 Lord Freclertc:: Campbell - - 52 10 0 Jame* Al on Parke, Esq. - • - • 90 0 0 Lord Astern • • - 100 0 0 Earl Bathurst ." • - * - 105 0 0 V ;noose Melville - - 105 0 0 The Rey. Mr. Champagne - - 10 10 0 The Earl of Ra:lnor - - /C!: 0 • 0 Charles Montgomery Campbell, Esq. - - 10 10 0 J be Earl of Westmoreland - - 100 0 0 Mrs. Boutherett - - 50 0 0 Matthew Winter, Esq. - - 21 0 0 Lord Whitworth - • - 2CO 0 0 The Earl of Normanton . . - 500 0 0 G. Hult.od, Esq. M. V. - . 10 10 0 Messrs. Down, f hormon, and Free • - 200 0 0 George 'Yeats ' Esq. - - 5 0 0 NV:lnatn Halden, Esq. - - 21 0 0 This day was published, price 12s. in boards, A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the EAST-RIDING of YORKSHIRE; published by order of the Board of Agriculture. By H. E. STRICKLAND, of Righton, Ecq. York Printed for the Aufbor, by 'llontss Wilsua and Son, High Ousegate ; and sold by J. Mawman, :39, Ludgate-street, Louden ; and by J. and G. Todd, I. Wolstenhelme, and R. Spence, York. This day were published, price Si. id. in Sao. se we d. OBSERVATIONS on LIEUTENANT-cOl.O- NEL MALCOLM'S PUBLICA'CION, relative to the DISTURBANCES in the MADRAS ARMY ; containing a Refutation of the Opinions of that Officer, from the Evidence of Papers laid before Parliament: containing also, Copies and En trants of some interesting Letters addressed by the Lae Marquis Cornwallis to Sir G. Barlow. London : Printed fie Black, Parra% and Co. Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadeuloall-:trek. AT a my numerous Meeting of the . CLERGY of :he County of LINCOLN, held at Lincoln this day, pursuant to public Advertisement, for the purpose of taking into consideration t ie propriety of Petitioning Parlizurant, ou the tulijtct of the Itomau l : a!lMI is Claims, 1 he Rev. the ARCHDEACON of STOW In the Chair. The following Drat t of a Petition having been submitted to the Meeting by the very Reverend the Dean of Lincoln : ' "To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Tem poral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland is Parliament assembled; it The hunsidePetitieni of the Undersigtied AreAdes/ono and Clergy of the A rehdrac wales of Lincoln and Stow, in the Cosset), and Diocese of Lincoln, " Sheiveth, That moat slicercly attached to that reformed Pro testant Church of which they arc Ministers, and duly grateful for the peace and tranquillity which this their Church Las so tong enjoyed., your Petitioners feel in their minds the most serious appr, hens.on and alarm at the Claims recently lard before Par- Lament by the Roman Catholic'. " That on e careful comparison of the object and extent of these claims with the principles and policy of those who Make them, your Petkioners find themselves imperiously called upon to olser the strong but ree?ectlui expression of their sentiments in oppo sition to such dangerous demands, conceiving that it would be. utterly contrary to ail reason and prudence, to I,ut power in the hands of those, who in spiritual matters openly maintain the su premacy of the Papal authority within this realm, and who, in other respects, are well known to hold opinions hicompatible with the safety of the Constitution. " That, having amply experienced the efficacy of the I.asirt which the wisdom of their Ancestors enacted for the protection of the Protestant Establishment, and being thoroughly convinced that they contain in them nothing inconsistent with Reiigierf.s Toleration (which it is matter of the highest satisfaction to your Petitioners to see the Roman Catholics in full and complete pos session of), your Petitioners earnestly pray that these Laws may not be repealed. "That if, notwithstanding, for reasons which your petiti oners are not aware of, there should appear to your Lordships a paramount necessity for the repeal of these Laws, the neat prayer of your petitioners is, that you would substitute such others in their places as, though in different form, may seem equally calculated to pro: ce the same effect, seeing in any thing less strong than the existing securities much hazard to the protestant Interest, whilst from an unqualified compliance with the demands of the Roman Catboliee tier could look for little else than its subversion. "Under the influence of theselnilseloßessa, your petitioners leg leave, • with all humility and respect, to egesticr this their petition to your Lordships, confidently trusting, that on an occasion in which the interers of the Reformed Religion are so vitally con cerned, the voice of its Ministers will not be disregarded ; and that in your wisdom you will adopt suck measures as will best maintain the protestant Ascendancy in Church and State, and give stability and permanence to the civil and ecclesiastical• con atitution of the country." Resolved Unanimously, That this petition be adopted, and presented to the }louse of Lords by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the Right Honourable the . Lord Lieutenart of the County. That a similar petition be presented to to House of Com mons by the Members for the County and die Members for the City of Lincoln. That Copies of the above Petition be Beet by Vt. FeaDaLe to the different Market Towns in the County Aitlitieepeopp i gip, natures of the Clergy in the respective and deei the resident Minidersof such towns be requested to lay the send' for the space of fourteen days, in such place as they shall think' most proper for this purpose. That the unanimous and cordial Thanks of this Meeting be offered to the Very Reverend the Dean ot Llasein, for the excel.' lent Petition which be has submitted to tilde °plebe and adop., tion, and which comprehends their individtiel led geseral send": merit ' expressed in a style of equal Brumes. and That the Petition as above, with the Reuel mote of the Meeting annexed, be printed, and inserted in the Ikeerferd *ea . cury, the STAR, and the Courier. CAtLEY I L LINGWORTH, Archdeacon of Stow. The Archdeacon of Stow bevies quitted die Chair, and the same having been taken by the Chancellor of Lincehi, suettual, and often an immediate cure for the Stranguary,Gleets, by a reference to such a Treatise. The mechanical youth and same having been taken by the Chancellor of Lincoln, s ouniford Ej nd - - 7 1 4 , k g i;rki . Veahness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and when taken on the Star I man of business will find all that is necessary to qualify for the • Resolved Unanimously, ha iistmo G. Chandisr= or godstone J. B. Char: l a:ANN, Mamm a snack onfasereat Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de- shop and counting house. Those who have missed the advan. That the Thanks of this Memlng be given to the Archdeacons • , Corker , sized - effect: Should the complaint be far advanced, It will be ne- cages of a liberal education, may here supply their defects, and of Lincoln and Stow for their immediate compliance with the Ruby, ' Reading Gaillati ount er 40. C•ntroet, Heap teasarytn take the Srscivic ReMeDT with the Jesuits Drops. the experienced scholar may find Ida account in reviewing the Requisition of the.Ciergy. Fuller, borindkr, Newbury .Idigeo • - The triny depredations made on the property of the PM!** earlier part of his education. • That the sincere regret r ef this Meeting be expressed to the . 1 ., • tors, Compels them to give this Caution, that no one Bottle will This cer t ainly is a useful and cheap work; the mo d ern h n . Archdeacon of Lincoln for his enevoidabie absence ; and that the `"` P'"'"` silvan 81 1 1 2. 4 1° tt4 PoOdvelliiMnSal that every ibibserlber drawn on tbls wine eander afar h tent out ofthoir bowie without "Soave and Enwaans, (Sue- prevenient, on each mbject are Introduced; and we have no Thanks of the Clergy be given vithe Airhdcaeon of Stow for uffe. __ The keg estabaugunest some respectabety c iff eSsors to Weasel) , 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, engraved on scruple in giving it our general recommendation ."— Brit. Critic. hie ability and candour In clouding and sendristkrg she badness of sad Agents will, k b presumed, be s seikieet airribme• 11 '2 stamp. Ail others which are sold without the above names, London: Printed for H. D. Symonds; and sold by Sherwood, this Meeting, . THOS. 610114 D, (Wnn adds Vim q't impositions ors the public. Price gs, a. and 12s Nevi sad J N2O Parameter row. 4 Lintel° I)ec. n i l SII Cloooseer Llocola Neely , ones, o. , • • Q. • , Polio mod Peneoopgividod via *Whom • • •• 1 A` coNTRACT FOR SHIP-CHANDLERS' GOODS. Nairn° MICA, December 19, 1812. T" PRINCIPAL OFFICERS a n d COMM/S - S !ONUS of His illef•JESTre NA VY, i hereby:int Notice, That on Wednesday, the 90th instant, at one o'clock, they wil l k ree dy to trot with ouch Persons as may be willing to Con- Imo f or shoo t ing his Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, and Sheerness with SHIP-CHANDLER'S GOODS. i f Fort f the Tender only h. seen et this Olfce. No Teder will he received after one o'clock, on the ties r treaty, iw adiced, Wets the party, .r as eject fir hintattends. • two" render most be eccostbarsied by a Litter, addressed to the Nast sired by two restoneilde Persons, engaging to incense &ward IN* Peals tour:ring. in Me sum f 'Moo for the des performance if the Cosirage• EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Deeessier 48, 1812. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED 1. COMPANY e MERCHANTS #. ENGLAND, trail% pie 14.5 r INDIES, &kinky give make, Tint a General Court of the said Company, will be held at • it * Hews, in Leadenhall-streer, on Tuesday, the 4rh of Ifirseylillht, at Eleven .o'Cloek in the Foremen on Special • Maim JAMES 'COBB, A:darns-Secretary. HOPE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. OFFICE—LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. P ERSONS assured with this Office, whose Policies spire at CRIUSTII6B, are respeetfuHy informed. that Itscsipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery it thi Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company thrtoshoet the United Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. , N.B. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the above period, • *odd be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. TO P, 'S AND GUARDIANS. RS. TEARY acquaints the Public, that 'her ATA Establishment for Young Ladies win ro•open January 18, 1813. The situation is peculiarly eligible', the house airy and continiodlous, and the neighbourhood of Henley-upon-Thames, offirding the most picturesque and romantic scenery, with every Iposdble accommodation for conveyance to London and various tarts of the kingdom. __,Yenns T 5 Guineas per annum. Italian, French, D r a w i ng , Weak, Dancing, and the use of the Globes, on the usual terms. New-street, Henley-upnw-Thames. RANSeettli at the lucky Lottery Office, No. 1, Hoban Ba 9 rs, corner of Middle-row, sold in the tact Lowy Three Capital Prizes In 40 Shares and also in the very Wt Lottery on the phin of the present, the following Capital Prins, in 114 Sbares : 3,818 .. : 5E24,765 ! • sTO23 - - ‘llO,llOO I 12,767 • 141010 - " 20,000 4,390 19.9f7 - - 90,000 15,127 1,000 18,533 10. 71! • - . 500 19,063 - 500 Tickets and Shares are selling as above for the New Lottery, en the Old . Plan without dames, to be drawn 14th Lad 15th Jaa. £IO,OOCI 5 0c* $ l O9O 500 _.- Ni CA R ROL L & Co. Stock Brokers, No. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford street, respectfully acquaint the Public they have Tickets and Shares on Sale for the New Lottery of 13,000 Tickets, to be drawn on two following days, 14th and 15th of January ; they also beg to state that the old mode of drawing every Ticket from the Wheel is restored, by which the system of Classes is done away.—SCHEME : 2 - of - £20,000 6 - of - £l,OOO S - of • - 1t,060 6 - of - 500 I. , 4 - of - ,eoo 6 - of . 400 &c. &c. &e. • CAIRO,. and Co. respectfully solicit a continuance of public menage, which they . gratefully acknowledgo to have received Sir 95 years past. Prizes paid on demand, and orders from the country (post paid) punctually attended to. OLD MODE OF' DRAWING—NO CLASSES. SWIFT and Co. Contractors for the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully remind their Friends and the Public, that the Drawing will commence on the 14th of NEXT MONTH, (January), and finish on the following Day. This Lottery will be determined agreeably to the Old Mode of Vrawhig, u there are no Classes, and every Ticket is to be sitinva separately from the Wheel. The Scheme, with only 13,000 Ticket+, contains the following Capital Ptiats, being more, both in Number and Amount, than inasy Lottery for several Years past, p of zsao,ooo are 5E40,000 2 30,000 - 20,000 2,000 - - 8,000 6 . ),000 - 6,000 6 z 500 - 5,060 6 400 - 2,400 10 - 500 - 3,000 10 . 200 - - 2,000 Brides 46 of .ClOO and £5O, and 2,510 of .E4O, ,E3O, Em. tce. Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; I No. 31, Alki• to High- N 0.12, Charing Cross ; street. %nate elau following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold in the present Year, viz. 5,497 - a - £20,000 I 1,706 - a - .C 5,000 145- . a - 4,000 2,270 - a - 2,000 • Besides many others of £l,OOO, 4500, &c. 4 • JESUITS DROPS. THE trueoriginal JESUITS DROPS are now pre pared by SHAW and EDWARDS, (successors to Joseph wessel), 66, on the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard. The Jet 131 s Mors have been long known. and esteemed a safe , cheap, erectile!, and often an immediate cure for the Stranguary;Gleets, - _ This day was published, In One Volume lento; price ss. boards, ASELECTION from BISHOP HORNE'S COMMENTARY on the °PSALMS. By LINDLEY MURRAY, Author of an English Grammar, &c. •.• This selection is adapted to readers who wish to cultivate a serious and pious temper of .aind ; and is particalirly calcu lated to cherish, in the minds of youth, sentiments of love and gratitude towards the Author of their being. For persons who have not mucs leisure for readies, and for the higher classes in schools occasionally, the work is especially designed : and for this purpose, it is further recommended by the purity and elegance of its language, the correctness and excellence of its composition. " We have no hesitation in saying that those young persons of either sex who will attentively peruse these selections, will not fail to have some good thoughts impressed upon their minds, : and some good desires excited in their hearts." Critical Review, Dec. 1811. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Dartow ind Co. London; Wilson and Son, York ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. LIBERAL EDUCATION. This day was published, in 2 large vols. Rvo. embellished with an elegant frontispiece, price 18s. in boards, or in 17 Numbers, price is. each, every Number containing 58 pages of letterpress, and the whole embellished with 26 useful and elegant copper plates, ''HE ACCOMPLISHED TUTOR; or Complete System of Liberal Education. Cobtainhig a Familiar and Comprehensive Illustration of the following Subjects :—English Grammar, Elocution, Penmanship, Short-hand, Vulgar Arith metic, Decimal Arithmetic, Stack-Molding, Merchants' Ac. counts, Mensuration, Architecture, Optics, Algebra, Doctrine of Annuities, Trigonometry, Logarithms, Geography-, Astro nomy, Mechanics, Electricity, Pneumatics, Hydrostatics, Hy draulics, and Drawing. By THOMAS HODSON. ThirdNidi don, corrected. To enumerate the various classes of individuals to whom the present Work will be highly acceptable, would be to partliu• larize almost every description of mankind. The Scholar under the tuition of a Master would find his labours greatly abridged by a reference to such a Treatise. The mechanical youth and MESSRS JOSEPH and JOHN FOX, lnd RICHARD DOWNING, Surgeon Dentistis, respeethlly inform their Friends and the Public, that they ate removed from Lombard-str e et t o N o . Y 9, New Bridge-street, Black friars RT THE AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LI LET 'MRS PATENT, GRANTED TO EDWARD JUKES. -1 THE AVERRLYNCATOR, a .new-invented In strument for Pruning, Ste. &c. &c. The want of an Instrument for Pruning Trees and Shrubs of too great a height to be reached frotn.the ground, and too weak to austao the weight of a ladder, has bren lostg felt. The Aver. runcator will be found completely to supply that want. With it, all superfluous branches may be cut from a tree of ary height wkh the greatest nicety, without the aid of a ladder, and that too with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It will effectually destroy all those bags of insects which are so destructive to trees, and will be found not only the most useful, but the most amusing Instrument for Pruning, ever yet offered to the Public. It may be used in a horizontal as well as perpendleti"ar direction, and is not only calculated for the use of Nurserymen and Gardeners, but is equally adapted for the use of Gentlemen, or even Ladies, who may without inconvenience, carry it in their walks round their grounds, and remove dead and unsightly branches; and by affixing a small basket, it is adinirably adapted fee gathering grapes or ether fruit banging beyond the common reach, or in Hos-houses or Green-houses, where the-introduction - of a ladder will be entirely superseded by the Averruncaror. This Instrument has the approval of some of the most eminent Nurserymen and Gardeners in the neighbourhood of the Metro. polls, and is pronounced by them a most admirable Invention ; by the use of wbicb, they will be able to avoid the various clumsy, tedious, and ineffectual expedients to which they have hitherto been compelled to have recourse in the necessary and important duty of Pruning. To be had at the Manufactory, No. I 1, Brydges-street, Covent. Garden ;'at Mr. William Newton's, Umbrella-maker. No. 161, Strand ; and at Messrs. Moore and Starkey's, Jewellers and Hardwaremen, Cheapside. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. NV ALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES. Tuselagn was the name given to Cultsfoot by the antients who knew its.value in Coughs, &c. it is prepared its the form of Lozenge, as die most agreeable to palate; and ale), that by its gradually dissolving in the month, may with more certainty be conveyed to the parts affected. These Lozenges are devb. uruent, detergent, and lubricating, alloying the tickling sensation which occasions Coughlan ; clearing the voice, and producing the most salutary effects-.-if used ass preventative, fen persons will be troubled with Coughs through the winter, and their price ?bed; them within the reach of all rank; of people. Sold by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, who are the sole proprietors, and nose are gei.uine but wkat have their .name on the stamp—Price is. i 1. Also, WALSH's ANXIPER i'USSIS for the HOOPING COUCH, a remedy long approved, and recuhirnended by the Ant families in the kingdom—Price only in. 91 per hot* tifs - TiaTa. . Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses the DIJIC,ES of CLARENCE and KEN F. 'I I ROTTER's ORIENTAL DEN'rR,IFICE, ASIATIC TOOT' I POWDER, has bee for :•0 years re commended to the attention of the Public. Thove who have not tried the effect of this excellent Dentrfic,.., sv•l fi.id a single Box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues, its excd lencies being acknowledged by the movt respectable Medical Au thorities, used by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the feed', sweetens the Breath, possesses no Acid that can corrode the Enamel, and puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth. From its astrOtgency, it strength ens the Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (which olttn proves the de struction of a whole set of teeth), preserves sost:,d teeth from decay, secures decayed teeth from becoming worse, and prevents the return of the tooth-ache. Likewise a lincture which relieves the most violent Tooth-ache, and is a Wash with the Powd.r A Caution - against purchasing ans Asiatic Tooth-powder with. out" M. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top at the box. All others are Counterfeits. Sold, whoksale and retail, at her Warehou.e, No. 11, Beaufort. buildings, Strand; Mr. Bealum,Drtaggist ; Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mills, Portsmouth; Mr. J ohnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Port sea; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Messrs. Brodie and Co. salbibury ; Mr. Hamilton; Guernsey ; Mr. Jackson,-Plymouth ; Mr. Cot , . don, and Mr. Grenvelle, Plymouth-D u ck ; Mr. rbonison and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mr. !'bona. son, Chatham; Mr. Jacobs, Sheerness; Mr. Robey, Harrowpte ; Mr. Jefferson, Isle of Man; Mr. Vincr and Mr. Meyler, Bath ; Mrs. Marriet, ditto; Mrs. Shearcli't Bristol Library ; Messrs. Mill. and Co: ditto; Mr. Janina°, (;aped . street, Dublin; Mr. Smith, Dune-street, ditto ; Mr. Benjamin, Rochester ; Mr. Flan nel!, Cornwall ; and every capital town in Scotland and Ireland. MILITIA *ALLOT. MESSRS R. JONES and Co. respectf u lly i n f orm their numerous Subscribers, that as the Stibeekes are de. livered out, preparatory to a heavy Ballot, which is immediatety expected, th‘ Sr Stamped Receipts are now ready for de ivory for 1813, including the remainder of the present Year, on their unl. venally approved Plan, of providing Silbstitutes for every Sub scriber drawn • which is an Exemption f ur Lit e . An early ap pliostion is therefore absolutely necessary, a. either of their equi table and original Militia Society Insurance Offices, established 1801, 199, High Holborn, near Little Queen-street; 48, Great Mary-la-bunne-street, near Portland-place • It , High-st r e e t, Wilitechapel, opposite Red Lion-str e et ; and 9, George-strea, Blackfriars-road, near the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel. The following Agents are also appointed to receive Subeerlytions, viz. Michael Burrough, Salisbury King, bookseller, Abingdon Maunder, bookseller, Win- Pearson,StamforJ,Llucoltishire cheater, Hambleton Wallingford Shayler, bookseller, Wittier Croaker , Wakloghan, P." Watkins, Cirencerer Richardson, Greenwich J. Andrews, grocer, Oxford Politer, baker, Woolwich Austin, bookseller, Hertford Parsons, perf umer, Gravesand Harrison, Lu.-In Dukes', TunbridgeTown Mason; Stamp-office, St. Al- 0. Crump, Sittingbourne bans W. Wil•or, Sheerness Webb, bookseller, Bedford Francis, Post•cifice,Rocheater H. Kelhasn, Chelmsford Fanner, Dartford Whichcord, ingatesten • Gilliam Sun-street, Cruit er b ar y Dykes, Prince's-st. Rumford Gambier, bookseller, Alhford D. Bantoek, Stratford, Essex Stedman, chemin,WeatMalling Osborn, Chipping-00pr Brown, stationer , Fevembant Watson, Past-office, Epping Clout & Co. Seven Oaks Brown, Agency-office, Rich- Dunn, auctioneer, Brantley nio9d J. Cramp, draper, 5100 • Land, 0- •• Ma *I • Price ss. or Bs. coloured, ii p6bti lied, 1 THE NATURALIST'S POCKET-BOOK for 1813, ornamented with fourteen elegant Engravings, and illustrated by eacrespond'ng Descriptions. By U. SHAW, M.D. F.R S. Principal Naturalist or the British Museum. . • w.. an Accompan i ed an Alminack and all the usual Lists of Public Offices. Primed for G. Kearsley, Fleet -street; and Suttaby and C*. The Subjects are, the Tea, Coffee, mad Chocolate Trert; the Mole Cricket, Venus's Fly Trap, the Alexandrine Parrakeet, Tusset-necked Humming Bird, Stag, Beetle, &c. NEW MUSIC. Just published, by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. No. :20, Soho-square, I.ondon ; and 7, Westmorland -street, Dublin. IPOPITLAR. AL.L.A.AD, ecing•lsyr -A- barn, in the Opera of the Castleof Andalus a, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, called " The Voice of. her I love," written and arranged for the Voice, with an' Accompaniment for the Pianoforte or Harp, by John Parry, price Is. 6d.; also ntsy be had, the Ovetture, Chorusies, Songs, and Quartetto, in the new grand Historical Play, called "The Renegade," as performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent - Garden , composed and a rr ang ed for the Pipolorte, by H. R. Bishop, price igs. In a few days will be published, In one large Volume, Crown Octavo, price 12s. THE POETICAL REGISTER for 1808-1809, being the Seventh Volume of the Work. This Volume contains one hundred and nineteen Original Poems - ' and one hun dred and siztpnine Fugitive Poems, by emin e n t Authors, and likewise one hundred and seventy Criticisms 'upon poetical and dramatic Works, published during the Yeas 1608 and 1809. Printed for F. C. and I. 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