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SA .:t _._ . . - 4." 1 " • - r ,' - ' • , . ) • L 1r ►• ,i 4:: -,,,. 4 W 40." 1111 4 ‘'.. •r,....._ } l' ..._ „...... I _ f4t.: 0.... . ... iaV i iegt . . 4 - r • _. • . NVNBSIt 7873. • THU M.ROYAL. COVIIMGARDEN. SATURDAY, AY 30, 1812. PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALFI►SNNIN ettIIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY SO, will .-1 . be performed; PIZARRO. To which will be added, inn PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. I tfividay, lbintet ; with Timour, the Tartar. ADMIRALTY-MICE, May 26, 1612. N OTICE is hereby given, That a Surion of Oyer and Tera,iaer sod Goal Delivery, for she Trial e Oftioas cosiewsitied ea the High Seas, within the jorisdistioa ofthe Abele alty of ingdand, will he held of Jortiee Ha, is the Ohl Bailey, London, in Friday the .f .iinte mato at tight o'clati at 44 J. W. CROIFR. +his day was published, in Two Volumei,ltaid. A Novel, entitled THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES. BY A PERSON WITHOUT A NAME. Printed for George Robinson, No. e 5, Paternoster-row. This day Were published; In Swots devil/kit Al 416 71 SERMONS on the moss PREVALNT VICES I and on other Important Subjects. By DAVID LAMONT D.D. Minister of Kirkrurick, Durhatr, and tined the Chaplak to his Royal Highness the Prince cf Wales, for Scotland. - Printed for 'T. Hatuilt6n, 37, - '295, Huthorn. ••• NASH'S HISTORY OP WORCESTERSHIRE. THE few remaining Copies of this vAluable County History are now on Sale at Messrs. White, Coclirai,e, and Co.'s, Booksvliers, Fleet-street, price Eight Guineas, in boards. These Copies include the Supplement, and the whole of the Plates. May IS, 1814. and R. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 27, 1812. Tilt COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of .ENGLAND, trailing to as EAST INDIES, lo hereby give Notice s That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap pointed to be held at their Hotse in Leadenhall.strett, on Wed nesday, the 24th of June next, at eleven cielock it the forenoon, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of £4OO per Annum to Captain ROBERT Hair, late Commander of the ship Astell, will be laid before the said C-eneral Court for their approbation, agreeably to the 19th Section of the 6th Chapter of the Company's Bye Laws. This day were published, price Ss. tic. PRACTICAL, OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI. 1.1 I'IES, uatural and contracted, of the OENER.fTIVg OP OANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks o n the The or y We Geer ration, the nature of Onanism, Seminal Weaknees, wow. nal Emission, Gleets, and T: bcs Dorsals. By T. M. CA FON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. l'homaes and Guy's. Printed far Highky, 24, Fleet-street, London. iIipORTANT PUB NAT LIC LECTUR lONAL DISCOVERY, AND E. • JOSEPH LANCASTER, the Inventor of the Royal BRITISH SYS'T'EM of EDUCATION, having made a dis k way of nationalimportance, calculated to promote employtnent for the poor,and to increase the produce or the Hernsts, intends . to make known the principles on which it is founded, by deli vering a Lecture at the Freemason's Tavern, Groat Queen-street, bolds, Lincoln't•lnn on the day called Tuesday, the 4d of 6th • - month (June), 1812, at Two o'Clock. The Lecture will be given tinder the auspice, of the Royal Dukes of Kem and Sussex, and l b w ' ,tree Doke of Bedford and Lord Somerville, who incited to Mow ihe Lecture with their presence. Adnunktn by Tickets only, Ss. each, to be had at the Royal Free School, Boa ough•road, Southwark; J. Aspern's, Bookselkr, Cornhill; Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch-street ; Wm. Com bs, so, Ludgate-street ; and the Bar of the Freemasons Tavern. No money will be taken at the doer. lust published, LETTE RS of CONSOLAT ION and ADVICE, J- 4 from a Father to his Daughter, on the Death of her Sister. By the late Rev. JELINGiit SY hIONS, B.D. Rector of Whitburn, Durham. Third Edition.—Printed fur F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and J. liatchard, Piccadilly, price Ss. tid. This day was published, price 41. in boards, A N ESSAY on the AUTHENTICITY of the A'4. NEW TES LAMENT, with an Account of the Ancient Versions and some of the prine•pal Greek Manuscripts. By J. F. GYLES, Esq. M. A. Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to ►er Majesty, No. 190, Piccadilly. I'LL CONSIDER OF IT ! AN ANSWER TO " THINKS I TO Nll - :•EI.F." This day was published, in three handsome Volumes. duodechno price One Guinea in boards, • I'LL CONSIDER OF I'l' ! A S at i r i c T a l c, i t which" Clinks I to Myself" Is partially considered. " Consider It not too deeply:* SNAkwawa& Loodan t Printed for Thomas Tegg and C. Chapi•ie, PallaMsdl Also, just published, tii 3 vols. price ISs. Good Men of Modern Date, by Mrs. Geom. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Seereto►y. TO THE GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. GINTLIMIN, AT a Time when the Country is agitated by Dis cussions of the greatest moment, engaged in an arduous and expensive Contest, upon the issue of width its very exist. nee may depend; its Commerce greatly reduced, and its Serene seriously diminished, it would be too presumptuous in me to suppose that you would be satisfied with a common set - cinder' of your Votes, unaccompanied with any Declaration of that line of conduct I should feel it my duty to pure. With regard to Pensions and Places ' the acceptance of the former is `too mean an idea even to bedisctissed; and although I should Wish to see the Offices of the State filled by men of high honour and character, l shall always consider that the County Regresens 'Won should be free from those engagements which the accepts Mee of office must unavoidattly create. To watch over the Public Expenditure, to endeavour to.pre ler its misapplication, and, while the unavoidable eapences enerease, to endeavour to lessen those. wh.ch do not tend to the welfare of the Stite, would form a most important part of the dry of a Representative; but that which appears to me &tall •More important, Is to enquire into the State of the House of Commons itself, and to obtain, by legal and constitutional means, 'AO and fair Representation of the People in Parliament. . Having thus stated my opinions i permit me to add, that the Trade and Manufactures of this Ctann , y have been nay peculiar •erly, and will ever be considered by me with the strictest at nation, should I have the lionourpf becoming your Representa tive.—l can most safely as.iert, that t r.is honour is not desired Oath any views of advantage to myself ; nor will I seek it, or Wafter attempt to retain it, longer than you think my services soadueive to the interests of my native County. I have been ever ready to devote a part of my time to the Peblic Service; and if the Majority of the Freeholders think me Noble of protecting their interests, you will find me fiam at my Int, and ready to maintain with zeal the principles I have here ,Ittieskd.--1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with the greatest temest,your obedient humble Servant, Wtentsley, May ILI, lel% IaPHN WROTTESLEY. To. HIS ROYAL, HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT. At3DRESS of the MAYOR, COMMON sciL, BURGESSES, and INIiABI'fANTS, of the LINTY of the BOROUGH of CARMARTHEN. VirEi Ole Mayor, Common Council, Burgesses, • • andlotrabitants ofthe County of the Borough of CAR iIIARTHEN, at the Town Hall assembled, most humbiy beg hereto approach your Royal Person, and, with the warmest lAtiments of loyalty and attachment, to assure yourßoyal fligh sass of our uniform determination to support • the Constitution dotrCountry,even at the hazard of our lives. le thes humbly addressing your Royal Hier.ess, as the Repre sentative of our Beloved and Gracious Sovereign, we deem it our indispensable duty, at the present crisis, to assure your Royal Highness, that we most sensibly participate in the feeliug of korror and regret which must naturally habe been :ached in nisi truly British bosom, by the atrocious act of Assassination 'intently committed within the walls of the House of Commons, ,on the person of the Right Honourable SPENCIR PERCEVA first Lord of his Majesty's Treasury and Chancellor of the Ex 'helium But at the same time that our minds revolt at an act o:emitted in open defiance of every Law, human and divine, and Which,while it deprived your Royal Highness of thy pot ttant tetvice of &Statesman of ackneveledged talents and int,grity, furnished an instance of desperate atni unprovoked malice, unpa hlleled 111 the annals of Great Britain ; it affords us consolation le know that the sanguinary perpetrator of that act had neither .atcomplice nor confederate. Under eircutn.tance s so novel and so peculiarly embarrassing as hose which, at the present moment, attend the exercise of the .Boyal Functions we humbly hope that your Royal Highness will he enabled forthwith to establish as upright and efficient Llelinistration • such as may secure to your Illustrious House tie love and affection of a generous and loyal People, and to the Nadal at large ' the various and invaluable benefits and blessings o li•tudlentConstitution. _ached, tha t t hi s Add ress b e presented by the Member for _. Borough, and in his absence by the Right Honourable Lord Coeliac • Resolved, that4his be inserted in the STAR, the Cambrian, and Csinlienu Journal. JOHN HUGHES, Deputy Mary, Chairman. ,„*ilsived, that the 't hanks of this Meeting be given to the busiralls for his impartial conduct in the Chair. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully lidertned, that they may be supplied with Money to any onvent, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy asehold Land, or Houses, Money In the Funds, Marriage s quara_ n _ tuts, Widow's' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any ...'"lt property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their !Menai security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal aecom liedtdon, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or i t t t tga (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, oth street, lierkely-sqliare. ......... .N MIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead ,' Pencil M a k er to t h e Ki ng an d Prince Regent, at the 'Pl._ al Manufactory, No. 562, Strand, opposite Newcastle begs leave to reconunend to the I'ublic his GENUJN: ACK LEAD PENCILS, w h ose super i o r e xc e llence has been a, 121" . than .fi ft y years universally acknowledged ; and Pencils .kluvaing in colo urs , o f a l ate i nvent i on . To distinguish his la from Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only an, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, 441.162 , Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive i ll i strtment of Pocket-books and! bread-cases, elegantly mounted IFiksilver„ end plain. The Poli , e and Royal Repositories, . and all the different sorts of Almanacks. A complete amin p tof Travelling, Writing; and Dressing-cases; Gentle sag A .27 ke t Commodes , containing every article for shaving stung; Misty, satin-wood, leather, &e. Writing `Paper, extra fine Two WV pens, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of Zul . lari; portable and Counting-house Letter-copying Ma w 01 . 61 , lese machines, by which writing may be expeditiously poutiea copied , are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost , and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a :" . Let - e - dtak ; some so small as to be of eh* greatest convenience g il i Z o g i wks traiveli others of seize and form to answer the pur a complete Secret**. AWV auertmeat of risers, 461 al kWh iii Au geder l . ___ ~. - KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 'llursJay next, the pre sent STATE LOT! ERY will be all Drawn. Tickets and Shares are selling by HORNSBY and Co. f:ti, Cornhill, London. HORN/ST and Co.'s is the only Office where the First 'Ewe £15,000 Prizes were sold, and also where the Two First XiO,ooo Prizes were sold; besides 1 of £25,000 j 1 21 - 20000 52 SS - 10,000 78 47 • 5,000 101 of £4,000 - 2,000 - 1,030 - 500 All of which were paid on demand. *.• Orders by Post or Carri.r executed with fidelity and dispatch. TBISH reminds his Friends that the %%hole of the • present Little LOTTERY will be Drawn on the KING's BIRTH-DAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes, among which are of 1C20,000 I 1 5,000 I 1 2,000 I 3 500 I 4 &c. &c. &e. - re 1 0,000 • 3,000 - 1,000 - 400 In the last Lottery 10 CaPitalPrizes, in the last slz months so Capital Prizes, and in the last two years 91 Capital Prizes, were Shared and Sold by 13hst, at 4, Coatsumt, and 9, CUARINC, CROSS. HAZARD.. BURNS, and WARNERS, Stock- Brokers, respectfully inform tie Public that 'rickets at,d Shares for the ensuing, Lottery are now on Sale a , . their Oilv.e • No. 93, Riarm. EICIIANGE, London. In this Lottery, which consists of only 8,000 Tickets, the Capital Prizes are nearly as great, both in Numb..r s C. Valise, as in the last consisting of 12,000, and ti , e Draoriag (which wit! be determined in One Day4will take plate on the 4th of J UN E, the KINGS BIATU DAY. In the Lottery just concluded, the fullovzing Capital Prizes were ;old and Shared at the above Offico, viz. No. 7,405 2,960 3,7'42 9,7.'2 ' HE FOUNTAIN OF FOK TUNE. RIDDING And Co. Nt". 1, ConNHiLL, ('he Corner nest to the newton Housed _return their grateful Thanks for the Patronage a• PUMtc, and remind them that in the two last Lotteries they had t;.- ir..gular good Fortune to sell the two A . 510,0QP Prize s , and the first £4OO Prise, in thirty-six Share.; imbed their gener:d l'els , s of various Prises so greatly exceeded the due Proportion, that if P. and Co. bad k-pt all the Ti:...ets and Shares selected for the supply althea OiSee hi the last Two Lotteries, they wovil have yi hied a Profit of upwards of . A'32,000 over and abnt- the prime cost. PiUDING aad Co. twouraiNd by tl.is Extraordinary Lack, invite Adventurers to purchase witltotit delay for Cite cmall I mt. tery to be drawn on the King's Birth-Ps x, th,: 4th of .'EX MONTH, at their Offices No. I, CORNIIILL, and No. 3, CHARING-Cans', third Door from Northumberland liousc, opposite the Statue. fa* day was published, price Ss. AVINDICATION of BISHOPS and BENE- Fite FORS of ST. DAVID'S from the misrepresentations of a recut publication, in a CI-IA RGE delivered to the CHAP mkt of .T. DAVID'S, at his Primary Victation of the Cathe dral Church on the 30th of July. t t i 1. tae Right Rev. Trio 4AsßuktGE D.D. F.R.S. & F.A.S. • . _ Bishop of St. David's. To which are added, a Post,cript, and an Aprndiz of Original Docun►enua. •old by J. Evans, Priory-stree►, Carmarthen; also by J. Harris, Carmarthen; and by R vingtuns, and Hate:iard, London. SCARCE BOOKS IN 1 HEOLOGY, KCOTISH HISIORY, ANTIQUI 1 !ES, &e. • Just published, OGLE'S CATALOGUL for 1812, containing the greatest CAlection in Theology ever offered to the Public ; likewise many on SeotiNh History, Antiquities, &c. now selling for ready money only, at '293, Holborn. Clergymen in the Country will find it to their advantage to select front this Catalogue. as it contains a numerous assortment et Commentaries, Serrnma i•ench and English, Ecclesiastical History, and every Ili.ok necca,ary to forward their Studies. • A good al uwance for ready money. TO THE POBLiC. - - - GWEBB, for favours alreAdy experienced, re . turn, his s ucere thanks, and from tio.se persons tochned to adventur, in the Small but RICH 1.4) FIERY, to he -Ds awn on TmuRSDAX, the 4th of JUNE, he resptetfully solicits a preterense. Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale, a. h a newly established, yet fortunate Office, No. 17, LUDGATE-SI REET, :Tar ST. PAUL\ Wh re the last Prize of £4OOO ever sh d, was sold, One Halt. One Quarter, One Eighth, and Twu Sixteenths, and l'aid on Demand. 4''7 Order: from the Country punctually attended to —Co vet nment Securities bought and sold by Commission. Irish 13a k Notes exchanged for Briti-h currency, and tails on Du' 'in negotiated by G. WEBB, Stock Braker, Licensed State Lottery OfFsce, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. NEXT THURSDAY THE WHOLE OF THE 1.01 - EERY WILL BE DRAWN. SIFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in form the Public, that the urri.r: LO ITERY will be drawn on the KING's BIRTH DAY. There arc only 8,000 Tick, ts, with the following GRAND SCHEME. £20,000 is 10,000 - • 5,000 - 3,000 - ▪ 2,000 • 1,000 ▪ 500 • 400 - • 300 - . 200 - . 100 - . 80 - • 50 - . 40 - 30 115 - • 15 - drily 8,000 Tickets. Tickets and nhstes are selling at Swift and Co 's Offices, No.ll, Poultry; N 0.12, Char ing-Cross ; and N 0.31, Aldgate High-street. I Prize of £20,000 10,000 • 5,000 3,000 2,000 ▪ 3,000 ▪ 9,000 ▪ 1,600 1,800 1,600 1,200 1,500 1,600 1,800 2,650 • 19,650 12 20 SO 40 60 106 1,510 . - - READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, dtc. 1 HE great reputation .1. COCKS has pained by his celtbrated HEADING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and recommended by most of the firu Fa milies In the Kingdom, tenders it unnecessary for him to make any comment on its qualities, It is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general ayprobation and extensive sale; it is re tailed in London by upwards .of 70 of the brat Oilman and Fish mongers, and by one or snore principal Fish Sauce Sellers in most cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and Is esteemed peculiarly debcions with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are oaring spurious compositions of their own, which they call RendinzSauce, J.Cocks considers it a duty he owes to the public to Inform them that none are genuine but those which have these words on orange-coloured label to each bottle, " Read ing Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c." prepared and sold wholesale and mull by J.Coaks,Rialiage Phu% ise 11 This day was published, Handsomely printed in tom. price 10s. 6d, boards, A new Edition, of yENOPHON's HIS rOKY ot the AFFAIRS of G.(LECE. Translated by WILLIAM SMI I li, D. D. Dean of Chester. Printed fur '. Walker, F. Wingrave, R. Lea, J. Nunn, White, Cochrane, and Co. Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, a , .d Brown, J. Cuthell, Lackington, Allen, and Co. E.Jal.ry, and J. Faulder. Of the same übtishers may ht. had, just puud-lied, tions or lir. Smith's I ranslatfon of Thucydides, s vow. two. price s. in boards ; A:llcy's Translation of Xenophon's Institution of Cyr u., t Os. h. l in boards. CIELELIS. Just published, in One large VoL price Bs. in boards, ASEQUEL to CCELEBS ; or, The STANLEY LE rI'ERS ; containing Observations on Religion and Morals; with breresringAnecdotels FOUNDED ON FACTS. London: Published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgate-street. DEATH OF LORD NELSON, Painted by Davis, Engraved by Baositsr. • 111:s day was published, IN.Fine Historical Line Engraving of the DEATH OF LORD NELSON, in the Cockpit, size of the DFATII OF WOLFE, to WillEl2 it will form a companion.— Price £:i. Published by Boydt II and Co. No. 90, Cheapiide. 1 HE BLIND FIDDLER, Painted by WILKIL, Engraved oy Boasay. This day ssas published, AFine Line Engraving, freim the popular Paint big of the BLIND FIDDLER ; size 19 by 24 inches long. Proofs 4.. Pri:sti aril. 9s. each. I übl►sbrd by Lloydell and Co. No. 90, Cheapside. Also, a Lontran...m the Jews !URI., called 'I HE YOUNG BIRD, painted and engraved by BAK NCI'. Price lOs.od. Prints, Xi. Is. Pivots _ his Say ‘• 26 publisled, price ss. 6d. bound, -- r iiE SECONU EDI I lON of the ROMAN lilaToltY, fro the foundation of Rome to the sffbver. 'ion of the Eastetu h mit:re ; and Vie taking of Constantinople by the Turki.--snclutitt.g :he A.ftiquities ' Manners, and Customs, as well u the Jt.rUpra :trace and 111 litary Establishment of the Rotnans.—By the ?tor. JOHN ADAMS, A.M. Author of the Hotury ur.at _ . _ _ Pri , .t‘ 1 tor C. law, la, Ave-Maria-lane. NEW MI 1,31 c. lost t ii!Mshed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. 20, Soho-spare. London; and N 0.7, Westmorland -street, Dublin, AS r LIMAN AIR, with Vari.itions for the H ark ,. Piano-forte, and German Hutt, by 1. Mazzingbi, price 5$ 80-nian Air, with Variations fur the Harp, Piano. forte and G.-rmaii Flute, composed by ditto, Ss. Divertisemento ala Militaire, for ti:e Piann-forte, composed by M. P. King, 3s. 6d. The Labyrinth, a Sonata Divertimenvi, for the Piano forte, composed by ditto, I.e Tour de Southampton et ('isle de Wight, a new Divertimento, for th Piano-forte, composed by 1. Gddon, 2%. So Sweet a Kiss, a Duct, the words by Shakes pear, composed by M. P. tiug, price 2s. 6d. LOCK AND sUIiGICAL DISPENSARY. This day was publi►hed, price Ss. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debility, Ukerations, &c. and that weakness and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu tion. poirring out a safe methad of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without causric, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a saftguard against em pyricisai in this practice, so fatal to the young and unwary. By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square. This day was published, price 2s. ALETTER to the Right Hon. N. VANSIT TART. M.P. being an Answer to his Second Lester on the British and Foreigb BIBLE SOCIETY ; and at the same tisne, an Answer to whatever Is argumentative in other Pamph lets which have been lately written to the same purpose. By HERBER' . MARSH, D.P. F.R.S. Margaret Professor of Divinity in Cambridge. London: Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by Delgbeon, Nicholson. and Barrett, Cainbridge. Of whom may be bad, by the Author, 1. An inquiry into the Consequences of neglecting to give the Pray,' Book with the Bible.' The Sdi Arlon, price 2s 64/. I Also, a cheap edition for distribution, Wee Is. or los. per damn. g. An History ciao Tranaladens *bleb have been made of tba Scriptures, from the earliest to the present Age, throughout &rape, Asia, Africa, and America, now published as an Apra- .j die to a late Pamphlet, entitled, An Batrydry, kc. prise le. I And DC. Idirs'is other Wosks. _ This day was published, in 4 Vols. svo. price £2. Ss. boards, he Third Edition, of ASYSTEM of CHEMIST R Y.—By JOHN MURRAY, F.A.S. E.—.l.ecturer on Chemistry, and 04 Materia Medici and Pharmacy, Edinbiagh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paters noster-row ; and T. Underwood, Smithfield. In a few days will be published, a Supplement to the former Edition, including a view of tlx recent Discoveries l Chemistry. Lately published, by the same Author, Elements of Chenti.try, 2 Vels. Ay°. price LI. Is. boards. Almeria Medics, 2 Vols. Ilvo. prke LI. Is. bouts. _ _ STEWART AND WATSON'S CLASSICS, VOL L This day was published, handsomely printed in bets, price 12$. Royal XI is. TULI.II CICERONES gut Supersunt Opera; •LV.IL• cum optimis codicibus didgenter collate; nodes*e panels illustrate. Curente ALEX. STEWART. Volume* Primum. . _ The above forms the first Volume of an Edition of the most ce. lebrateil Roman CLusies, which, combining eligance with cur. rectors, may at once meet the approbation of the learned, and form a handsome ornament to the most splendid libraries. Each Volume will be complete In itself, and may be purchased separately, without any obligation to take more of this edition t • or should the work of any particular Author unavoidably extend to a od Voltvue, the two volumes will be published together, and sold on similar conditions. Edinburgh : Printed for Stewart and Watson, and told by T. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster-row, London. . This day was published, in limo. race u. bound, ' A new Edith n, being the Seventh, of QALLUSPS HISTORY OF cATILINE'S ,LA CONSPIRACY, and the WAR with JUGURTHA. A. cording to the excellent and accurate Edition of Lottlieb Cordite. With an English Translation as literal a. possible, and large Ex. planatory Notts. By JOHN MAIR, M.A. Printed for Bell and Bradfute, and W. Creech, Edinburgh; and Thomas Hamilton, Paternoster-row, London. Of whom may be had, tha fuilowing valuable Schonßooks,by the same Author: 1. Ihe first Four Books of C. J. Caear's Conunentaries, with an .English Translation and Notes, price Es. 2. An Introduction to Latin Syntax, 15th Edition, Si. S. The I yr.'s Dictionary, Lai.a and English, ss. 4. A Radical Vocabulary, Latin and English, la. 3d. 5. Book-ke, ping Modernized ; or, V.:rchant Accounts •by Double entry, according to the Italian Form, &coke. 9s. Of Thomas Hamilton may be had, all the Books used at the High School and University of Edinburgh. DRAWING. This day was published, in large nvo. price 251. half bound, THE ELEMENTS of DRAWING, in its vni. Cu. Branches, for the use of Students,Ulustrated with Starr Corrta-mt r as, containing several hundred subjects •rraa Tag OILIAT Misr r a s, and some of them coloured trom nature. By GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq. This is the first attempt to produce a complete and cheep Ely. meow , / Book on the most elegant of all Arts% serving, at once, as an assistant to Masters, and as a Guide and 'furor to Students with or without a Master. The instructions are practical and copiouo; and the examples begin with the simplest , and gradually ascend to the most complicated designs In and History. Printed tor RICKAILD PIIILLTPS, 47, Ludgate-hill; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a liberal allowance to Masters, and to Schools. Of whom may be bad, Just published, Blalr's Universal he. ceptor, 4s. 6d.—His Models of Juvenile Letters, Us. ed.—and Goldsmith's Bridals Geography, 4s. 6d. This day was published, Wee Is. THE PRESENT TIMES ; or the First Three Maiths of the Year 1512. An tronico-chronice-polltico iitirlco Poem. By SIARTIN MATTER-OF-FACT, Sold by R Bickerstaf, No. 9, Clement's Inn; /*Zessrutink .gems, St. Paul's Churchyard; Hatchard, Pia...tdly; sod As , game, eornhill; where may Wse be procured, lady A Poetical kpistle to the Right Hon. Steamier Portend, ls. The Tocsin, with several Minor Yoram By a Wags. of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, price es.—" Thiele an elegant publication and very.cr•ditable to the poetic tune a the writer. The ToCain which introduces the 1 ruct,is a swims admonitory Poem, to the manner oi Ghldunith's Traveikr, aid much resembling that deightful composition in many partial. la s."—Brit . Cram. for February .—" We tbink that the lonia evinces much poetical merit. the lines on Italy are very Omer Ing anti harmonious."—Crit. Rev. fur February. itish Scenery, a Poetical Skeuh. 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