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• • ~ . • (7 . 6 ,4 • • . )P d , 3 • _tor ‘ 4... ), 5W . P.r..,•, --,,.. - A ...i... ~,:.., a 1. 1 a i • T. ,'I • • 5434 ) eiDII47AALTr-OFFICF, tc, eBo6 NOTICE t ha* given that a Sit of Oyer awl %raw aid Goal Delivery, fr the Trial f Ofewee werelt. id retie Ifti &as, within, the YariAlbso ef the Aiwirally 1 'v ital. will is id/ a 'Nike Roll. le de pm Daley. ZweJas, so Fre da, Me tUL Zebj ,at • 'Chet 4 tie litsrivir WILLIAM ifeiRSDIN: PICIVALLINO OFPICI, 7set 79, ttc6 THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MIS 111AVISTr11 NAM i eSertly swim That on Tharlday the gd at juty nest, Mr. R aNZ t, tbelr Agent at Postdroostio, vent be ready to rectiveTenders, in writing (foaled up) forlach Quatitlas of ICIL.N.DRHID PEAS', u the Dealers therein may Mak proper to soiree; to be delivered into His Ma jelly's Vidiaanbig States at that Pptt in the (pee of one month frau thedate of tha Cantrad ; and to be paid foe by Bala payable whilasereft skim daps after date. The Condldoes a the Conan& may be (emu the Office of the Apure Vldlualler at Portfinovth before-mentioned. No nen/ as N de Was eel Tesler in solid the tree ilgati see be Inforld .and at kVA, ar that Aiell me he Jawed to the itlynt 4441 fiferenstioe eAtl en the b 77mirfiloy the .& of ysly aro. MI 046 the ?wren mho oaks elk Teseilw, sr fiat hefts Sla his be. ‘OIA ohm, Nes einfaree easy ma, fee. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AGya6, tlerS. J a HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA PSTre ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that tilt/ will be ready to receive Propofab at their Once in St. Margaret— pram Waftwicatr, on cc Warnecke tit day of July next, from task Perkin whammy be capable and willing to undertake the Con- Armaiaa of await Millar which It is intended to medt at Col ebdtar, for the Ordnance Department, conformably to a Plan said alaandorn, which may be fern at UM Odfce, on any day balms she Ulu of too and four o'clock. The Purdah to fpacify the priers of each defcrigtian of Work W balatleded bs the bedieogo Ikifoalte time in which the Work *WU costpacead. ander a poen; end tie nature of the fuels/ley M Me m, bt oak of noniporionees ed the Contra& Peapakha, holed op, ud foOrikeind" Pidpetala far Candrtidt- N Ng Iladdhops for the Gedneemat topouniant et Cokbellm," to be ddlotrod at doe Secrotaryi CJllse,le btanpareolhaes.. Weft ambler. on of before the aft day al joky nest. but no Jingoish ItSle weired-after that day. or odes of the bard, N. CREW, Secretary. OIPICE OP ORDNANCI,7soIa 6. dic6. THE PRINCIPAL OfFICERS of HIS MA 3jHITT% ORDNANCE do hereby give won& that Pr:o pals will be retched at thdr Office, in St. Margaret-ft:on, Welt mitAter, or or befeee Tuddsy the tit day of July nen, from fuch Pafaas estneY be "bee to undertake We limy!, of Tents and Bidding foe Serdee of this Department, to be delivered at the Tows or Woolwich u may be required. The PoTaint to be Adhered reparately for cash Article, and further partictdare toge ther with the Terms sad Conditions of the Contraa, may be known, upon applisation at the Secretary. Office, in St. Margaret - !hut, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the •Propofala ere to be delivered, Pealed up, and marked on the melide,“ Propping for the fupply of Toots for for Bedding, as the cafe may be) fir Sernge of the Ordnance Department," bat no Prepaid can be admitted after the laid aft day of July. Bp Ord., of the Board, R. H. CItEW, Secretary. OFFIC it OF ORDNANCE, y. ty, (805. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of HIS MA jEGTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, that Fro will he received at their Mee in St. Ada:gun', Itreet, on or before Tuefday the Bth day of July nee, from fuck perfowsaa may be vrUlirig to aiatertake the fupply of tipholdery dastidlas, foe fervice of this Department, to be delivered at the ?War or Woolwich, as say he required. Portlyw pardealars, together with the Terms and Conditions of tbs Cowed, may be known epos application at the Secretary's se celn 6t. Margaret.fireet. any day between the hours of tea wad four o'clock, where the Proporsis are to be delivered, Sided up, and marked as the cuticle Propofals for the (apply of Op tician,/ Ardeles fee Awoke of the Ordnance Deparauunt ;" bat no Peopoild can be admitted after the fed Bth ay of July.; Ily Order of the Board. R. H. CR ER', Secretary._ OFFICE FOR TAR AFFAIRS OF 'TAXES, SOlf ERiEr HOVSE—y..e tS, c 306. THE CONDLISSIONErtS for SPECIAL PITR POSIES under the Property Act give notice, that on the Pay ment of the Dividends to become due on the sth July neat, out of the Public Reveune, at the Daub of Enzland, the South Sea Hoak, or elf,where within their juriftlidion, they will be ready to grant the Allowances for Exemptions to Foreigners and other parpoies directed by the laid Ad, with as mach expedition, &odic nature of the proof will allow, and fur the revels:Mu of delay, they recommend Attorniee and Agents having claims for eurnp Horn, to forward the e artieulars required, that the &Widons may De prepare 1, which wilLbe returned to them for verificatioo as loon after the accounts can be cheque,' with the Dividend Books of the (meal ecospecies, by whom payment Id made, as is pradl *mtge. AU Attornics or Agents who have emitted to claim their 3.'eemptinos on Dividends for the year-. /kb 5804, and 1r545. OM required to tradmit the =diary documents for that purpofe un:tout debt'. By Order of the Board, • MATTHEW WINTER. ELLESMERE CANAL. - \TOTICE is hereby Riven, that the Proprietors of 4.‘ the Minute Canal, will, at their Geactal Arend,ly, to be held at the Royal Oak lun, Elkfmere, on Vl'etincitlay the asth slay of June. and, be ready to treat with fuels perfona who may be wWins to Armee any Sties or SLUM of Money, not left than One Hundred Penman from any one perfon, nor exceeding Fifteen ThisufandsPottl)4ll 'ureic whole, fur the etampleacin of the Water Line, and other Works now in hint, cn optional notes of ton each, to be trued tinder the powers of the Ellefinere Canal Ads, by which it is intended to give the holders of loch Notes, lateral at 5 per Cent. for the Money they may refpedively advat.ce, with an option at the end of three years from the date of Nth Notes, either to have their principal Money then difcliarged, or to take coe Share of i 331. in the fail Canal In lieu of the Money to be now advanced, on each fuch Note, at what than be then deemed the curt, n• average value of furls Shares. Propufah from Pert sos defirour of e dvancli , g maul on faith (mutiny, f;secii)olg the number . tiptionseNotes they are willing to take, are ME...dto be tent rivions to the fold 23th of Jane, sither to Mars Potts, l,ccke. a nd cheats.; ur ta Mr. Thomas StitlnUr, St. Pt tau's, Fries, ..f.tircwroury. FletifaYaUNE 2O, 01c6. GRNIIR.fI, POST-OFFICE, yaw to, tic& A MAIL will be made up at this Office on Tue.( day the tit of July, with the Letters for Gibraltat and Malta, to be forwarded from Falmouth by a Packet Boat Mutt to thofe Places, and will continue to be made up on the firit Tuef day of every month till further notice. Comeeaed of the PR•Mfler FRANCIS FREELING, Seer's," Mr. BOWYER'S HISTORY OP ENGLAND I.OTTERY WILL. POSITIVELY BE DRAWN IN SEPTEMBER. THOSE beautiful Works, which compnfe the toi Prizes in this Lottery, (and which every Friend to the Fine Arts mutt be anxious to obtain) can never be had after the Lottery Is over. With refpea to the Engravings to be given foe the Blanks, Mr. Bowrza courts enquiry, and requeßs the Public will iMpect them, as they are exhibited la Pail-mail and CornhilL ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No 44, BROAD•STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE. June 17. 0106 . IN CONSEQUENCE of ADVERSE REPOR l'S, Received, t. That the Medical Fftablithment are of opinion, that the Cow-Puck Inoculation, under the regulation of this Inftitution, according to their experience, is &elatedly advantageous over that sf the Small-Pox. 2. That fioce the offered reward of Five Guineas to my per. foa, that has been here certified, not one has applied ha conic. queues of a failure. 3. That in general, Patients decline to accept of the Certificate on account of their own experience, thewing the fertility after I vaccination on thing with perfons ill of Small.pnx. . That Is Ina (mall proportion, perfone contidered to have been duly vaccinated, have taken the Small pox, it is thought proper to grant tertificates to thole only„ who have been duly attefted at this ioltl:ution. 5. To give further fadsfadtion,ind confidering that the Vaccine Diforder is a new morbid that: lion, that requires inveftigation, (one of the migiqui great objedis of this inftitutioo) it is requefted, that any perfou. who apprehend they have taken the Small• Pox, or have any diforder from Vaccination, will apply to the Board any Toefday or Friday, a: one o clock ,to execute the defign of a faith • ful publication of accurnulattd void, nce. Perkins defirous of promotiog tie objects of this Inltitation, by Donation or Annul Subfcription, viz. 'be inoculating of Patients as well as the furnilhing of Vaccine Matter, mutt apply to No. 44, Broad-ltreet. The Mettles, Eitablilhment confab of Dodon Pearfon, Nihetl and )kiot , . l'hyfician, Meets. React, Payne, Forfter, Heavifide, Gaming, Carpue, .0,,i Doratt, Sargeous ; Meffra Rivers, Brand, sod De Bruyn, Apothecaries. NEW RUPTURE SOCIFTY, EUTABLISHED FOR THE RELIEF OF. BOTH SEXES AFFI ICTED WITH HER MARY COMPLAINTS AND PROLAPSES. T has been eft i mated that tt )colt one Perinn in I Fifteen is ruptured: but among thole clam of the commu nity which are much expofed to laborious employment, the aver. age may be fixed at one to eight r nine; and it is found that, In route particular pantiles. the proportion may be com2uted at even a fourth of the labouring population ! This Complaint is not coital. I to any particular Age or See, nor is it the eenfequence of depraved habits or immoral' chavicur, but Batiks from a natural bodily &feet, or from very unufuel ex entent e at any period of life; and can be neither forefeen nor avoided, either by the wealthy or the poor • Without timely aid it generally terminates by a painful and rapid diffolntion, In early life, or daring the vigour of manhood; sithourh. in a majority of cafes, it. fatal confequenres may almoft certainly be prevented by the application of an appropriate Trufs or Comprefa. Prolapfes are not, indeed, equally common; but yet occur much more fre quently than an Inattentive obferver might be apt to fuppok, and are efpecially incident to the weaker Sex. Among the affiiifEel Poor, where no means of relief have been reforted to,during the exigence of Roptures and Prolepfes, the un happy objedla are commonly difabled from fulfilling the ordinary done of their illations. The es tremedanger of there Complaints, and the great ineonvenieaces entailed on thole pitiable beings who furtive their mis6ortune, have given birth to an innumerable hog I of Trufe-feders, Rupture mongers, Women dodoes, and ignorant impoltors : In that " no difeafe (as the late celebrated sir. Pott °breves) has ever farnifbed Inch a conduit fucceition of Quucka as Ruptures have." By adopting a fyllon of (economy tai the• Formation and Management of a permanent Fund for the Relief Of theft unfortunate 10(er...iv. a number of Sublerehers of One or 1 Two Guineas each per annum may he embled to adminifter con- I (elation to thoufarob of their fellow creature., who would when. wife die sniferably, or live unprofitable members of the corn/stunt- ty. Several hundred pounds have already been contributed fur the fupport of this EltabfiNntent. One objettion, and only one. it Is here proper to anticipate, left form benevolent perfons ihould tupplife there is no abfolute Deal. Sty for this inftiturion ; namely, " that there already milts a Se. ciety for there (medic objeds."—During the year t 796, a Society woo formed in this Metropolis for the foie purpole of gratuitoufty afording furgital areltanee and Truffes to the ruptured p.,or of either Sex; but. unfortunately. fume eirmos fiances occurred, w hich induced the principal Patrons of that Inftltutioo to difeuntinne their fandtion, and at length to withdraw from it entirely; as up. pears from the fubjoined form of a refignatiou, fent to the Tem furer of the Society above alluded to : " We, the underfigired Prellelent, Vice Prefidente, Treafurer, aod Life Governors, of a Society formerly initituted for this RELIEF of the RIJP . IIIRED POOR, think it incumbent on us to dec! ire, that in confequeoce of oar dirapprobation of the coo• . dun of Come of the Officers and Managers of that Inftitmion, we confider ourfelves as having had no conneeksa with the Suelety, (to which Sir Joins Pinhorn k now tad to be Treafurer; Mr. William Tumball, Surgeon; and Mr. rimmas Dyke, Secretary) finee the 15th day of December 1800 ; nor nave we ever faoetioned or even been privy to, any of their fubfequent proceedings—but force public advertifemeats having appeared with (metal of our names, we give you this notice. that it may be laid before the ading Members of the fad Society. " Dated this Bth day of Match, skis. " To Sir John Plohorn. (Signed) Pmfident. Hem y Hoare, William Alers, Melville. W. Hall Timbre!, " Vice Prefidais. Abraham Goland& .M. Gattlithore, Robert Thornton, J. Pew/tilde, Samuel Thornton, Tohn v iultus Angerltain, Henry 'fbortaton, W. inith.tm, James Ferrer, Robert Hankey, George Wolfe, William Farquhar. Teignmouth, " Treaftirer. W. Wilberforce, J. W. Adam. Barham, S. Dunelm." A new and relent Inftitution has now been citablifhed — for the Rsliefa Raptured Pcrfons, which will hclude within t►e fphere of its bounty a defeription of (offerers (namely, pec(uras with PROLAPSES), who have hitherto been left unprenezied and forfaken. With a reference to this twofold *Meet of Its formation, It is named THE NEW KU P PUlth SOCitsTY PoR THE RELIEF ON BOTH SEXES APPLIC $l4) WITH HERNIART COM PLAINTS AND PROLAPSES. The Patients are amended (gratis) by Mr.BLAIR, Nen 69, Great Ruffell-ftreet, illoonsetury. . . Subfertptions for the u(e of tge New Rupture Society, wit r.- ceived by the following Bankers : Meffts. Hoare, Flett•ltreet,•(Trtaturers to the Society ) Metres Hat-key and Co Fenehureh.ftreet Mars. Fuller, Cbatteris, and Cu. Lombard Rreet. Mars. Ranfom and Co. Par. Mall. A... 1 by Mr. lobo Sawyer ' Nn.ao, Great St. janies•Rrect. Ped for...ruw, (Collector to the Society), of whom may'be had th , ptiutesißules of thi. lattt.utinn. Publidhad by Order, W. `ALLEN ,Priocipal Secretary. A RMY W ENSIGY io oat of the ohieft and belt liteslosses is tie tents, tube So for 3;oL Apply by Utter, poll paid. C. 1) 73, Fled Arta, LA:saw. WANTED, in an old and well-cflablifited Con cern in the Country, a Partner in the liookfelling, Sta tionary, and Printing'Bufmers, oho will be at liberty either to an attire (bare or not. A Capital of Oue or Two Tlindand Pounds will he required, as the Bulimia I+ capable of confide:able extenfion, and may be prof4uted to great advantage. Letters (poll. paid) with real fignature, adcirelfal to L. J. W. to she care M Melfrs.Tayler and Newtua.Warwick•fquare,Londoo. will be duly attended to. INDIA SHAWLS AND 114USLINS. LADIES or Gentlemen having lonia SHAWL! or MUSLINS to difpofe of, may receive the Ittntoit value in CA, by applying at BEAMDN and ABB011"s India Mullin and Shawl Warelsoefe, No 6r, New Bond-beet, where are era- Bandy OD Sale the Writ alTortntent in Leaden of falhiunable fa , Muffins, Shawls, Mantles, and every Article of Ladles' Deaf, of the flrit quality, and ea the tan* retionable terms. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. 'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pined by the furrier camilleweit at hie ESSENCE of •N OIt€WIES for Fiflt Seam has belnelli =any 'tykes to give the ladle saw an 'Aide entirely JOHN BURGESS and 90N think it a duty they owe the Public, to cantina them againft filch frepolitions, as (eves) people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Ste. an extra large profit to vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requeßed to At for BURGESS',, and to obferve, none is genuine but what have there words upon the label—. John Burgers and Snn's Original and tu pertne Eifenee of Anchovies."---Warehoure, No. toy, Strand, Foram of the Savoy Steps, London. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the eirlghtal invention of Mr. Henry. and brought by Isla fueceffive improvements to the highelt perfeelion). is prepared and fold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, anemias, Manche(ten 'HIS agreeable perfumed Liqunr, which la poted of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant Aromatics and efficacious Antaceptics, may be kept un impaired in any Climate, and for any period of time. Its pungent odour render+ it extremely grateful and falutiry in Head Aches, Faintings. and in al! places of pu b lic refort (as Theatres, Courts of Jake, &c ) as it counteracts the had ends of bested and fool air. and is the heft antidote axainft the infefAion of all Contagions Lalfe +res. As there arc various fpurious imitation+, under the fame and fimilar names, fume of which are hajuri.rttly reprefented as improvements, the PuhHc are reqiiefted to obferve, that the names of THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Manclriter. are en' graved on each Ramp, to counterfeit which Is a e ipital felony The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price zo. nd. ((tamp included), is fold wholaale and retail by Bayley and Blew, No. 5, Ccekfpar- Brett. (the only agents in Loudon authorifed by the Pro' firm! , Where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver. Carnelian, CryitaL &c. Alfo HENRY'. CALCINED MAGNI. SIA. in bottles at au 6d. and larger with leafs ftoppers, at 41. melt; their names being on the Ramps. HEREFORDSHIRE_ COTTAGE ON THE WYE. "r 0 he SOLD, a convenient COT PAGE, called GERMANY, with a walled Garden, and about Four Acres of Land adjoining. The houfe fit for the reception of a (mall genteel Fandly,in the village of Pencraig, in the variants of Good. rich and Marfto w, near the turnpike road leading front the plea(ant market town of Rafs to Monmoutb,South Wales, and the tooth of Ireland, diftant from Rol . * three miles, Monmouth - feven, and Hereford twelve. The bulidino are in coroplete - repair. greater part thereof lately built—the Dwelling houfe confift+ of two parlours, ferenteen feet by fourteen, a veftibule, mahogany doors, and four bed room, two bed roans for fcrvants, a fitting room, a kitchen, rliar, pantry, brewhoufe, with a two-Railed liable, and a (mail chalk hoofs The prendfca are freehold, and the Utuation la in the centre of a fporting couu'ry, abounding with game and Mb, and for pidn r .Aue beauty not to he equalled; the navigable and beauteous Wye Meanders its cryttal Breams in a fertile vale, delightfully in view of fuft five miles, and other celebrated and defiraide objedls render it the moft enchanting and healthful Mot in the kingdom. A mail coach to Caintarthen paffes the hours to and from London daily. I Two Packs of Hounds are kept in the Ntighttourhood. Part of the furniture (which is good and modern) may be taken I at a fair valuation, and polieffino may be had immediately. For further particulars, and to tees', apply (if by letter pat ! paid) to Me Witilarna. Solicitor, to, Red Linn•liptare, win.fe office a plan and aeration of the Innate may be Peen, or to Mr. I William Hooper. Attorney, Rofs, WORCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By W. HANDY, On Monday the 14th day of jaly initant. at the Crown Inn, in Broad.ttreet, Woreelter, at Four o'Cluek in the Afternoon. (abject to Conti:nom then produced, in t►e following Lot., or fuck other at Stan be agreed on at the time of Sale. - - Lot z../ . Capital New-built MANSION or DWEL. LING-HOUSE, conlifting of vaulted Cellars, two Parlours, iS by t 6 each, Kitchen. Back-kitchen, Brewhoufe, Laundry. and (even Bed chambers, with fultable clofets ; Barn, I Ambles, Coach-houfe, and other neceirary outbuildings; Lawn, Kitchen garden, Shrubbery, dec. with Thirty Acres and Twenty sa Perches of Rich, Arable, and Pafture Land furrounding the lame. fituated on a plealing eminence. at Bewere Green, in the Parifh of Chines, within 2} miles of the City of Worcefter, at an eafy diftance from the Church. and forms together a very deft able refidence for a Genteel Family. The Roads in every diree , tion arc execilent—Pufffloo of the Haute, and part of the Land, , may be had at Michaelmas next, and the remainder at Candle isms Ao7. Alfo, a neat detached Cottage and Garden, well fultcd for a workman or gardner. I.ot 2. A piece of Rich Meadow Land, on the eall-fide of the Turnpike Road leading from Woreefter to Omberfley, and within ' two miles of the former. containing 7A. zR 35P Lot 3. Two Pieces of Rich Meadow Land adjoining each other, called the Alders, and Cowlalture, Stunted near Lot t. contain ing SA. 3R. 20R. Lot 4. One Piece of Rich Meadow 1.7mi1, adjoining the River Severn, called Camp Meadow, oppoll e Camp Ferry, (the owner of which pays an asknowledgement tar landing on the. Lot) con taining 4A. :R. zaP. Lot 5. One Plea of Meadow Land near the laR-mentioned, called Half.thare Meadow, containing t Acre. Lot 6. One Rich Piece of Meadow Land, adjoining the River Severn, called Brick-kiln Meadow, containing IR. 41'. Lot 7. One Piece of fertile Arable I,and, in a common field, , Checketts Field, within onc mile of the City of Vorcetter, containing zit. 25P. I.ot S. One Piece of Rich Meadow Land called Rulh Meadow, hounded chiefly by lands belonging to Llodtur Reach Nast, cur tailing 211. 3R, aoP. Lot 9. AB thole highly valuable and Rich Meadows, lying in a ring fence, with good Barn and Stable thereon, containing of 'rweuty Acres of Land, now in the occupation of Mr. HorliMs, Stuated at Red or Primrofe. Hill, adjoining the Turnpike Road, leading feat Worceiter to Pal/sore, and within one mile of the former. This Lot commands a delightlal view of the River se sem. the City of Woreefter. Malvern Hills, and the Welt part ut the County, and is a molt eligible fituatiun to build urun. • The firft Eight Lots are Coryhold, held under the Biff:;..p Worceßer for four healthy lives. 'rhe Dwelling Houle, Garden. /cc. is In the 'win Thp, Hill, Rfq. and the Lawil la the occupation of Mr o. rtA.rt and his undertenants. Mr. Samuel Manley, at the New Inn, nar the avid thew the fame. neat—For further parit ~/y alt .. • the Asaiouukr, both r, wl/c/ bay. Nl A pe , i 1 U.* Lttatc Lot 9. is FrA.rhotel, my he ent.red upon at abovc r~•. [P • ic! This day was publtfhtd. In 4 cola ISM& price One Pound. 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Within the Taft Three Months, Mr. 1:4411.1.1PS has publiOnd the following dimmed Worts: 't —Dr ORRGORT's CTCLOPEDIA, Parts 1, a and 3, at 96 2--At MOWS Complete Edition of Junto!, 9 VOIR la. 3...:the SPIRIT of the FIRMER Ansa, 3 vots tss E.—Poetic CHARACTIRS for t2a4. its firl s...Capcitces ELZSZSITS Of LAND SUR•IYINO, 75 ' the Musses of the EAR, 13S in beards ' 7—Winrsa in LONDON by Mr Seas. smote us 6d E.—Maio, Wire MIS WiI)OSV, by Mr SU:MORS, 3 vials 13a lid 50.B1cLORAPIIICAL tweet to the House of Commons, sts to—Pic rues ot LONDON for :Soh, 5s in red t-..BLAIIeSCLASS Booz, Or 363 LR9SO N s, 39 11.COTIMPOSART VOTACIS and TRAVELS, Vol 111. cgs t ;I....TURNBULL * / NAVAL Bounces, on 64 14. TRANSLATION• from the GRIME ASITISOLIICY, 7s thel is—Dr lone Ram MO COISSORNIPTIONf, 75 06...R0111 /41101e1 GRAMMAR 01 HASTOR V, 3$ HOARE on the ARTS ID ENGLAND, pe Each of which may be had of every liookfellc:r in the traits& King 1002.1511100 L STRRILT, May 26. 1806. - - - - A NEW CYCLOP/EDIA. To be completed in Twelve Months. On Tacfday July the ill. will bt Imblifbals in o,l l aftrt. price Nine Shillings. Part V. tour parts being already pubilased, ANEW and COMPENDIOUS piCTiONARY of AR. IS and SCIENCE .to be completed within the year. by the publication of one part on the Sat day ed evert fubfequent month, the whole making twelve parts, or two large and elegant quarto volumes with one HUNDRED and TWENTY copper plates. By G. GREGORY, D.D. 1 Dodlor in Philotophy and the Arts, and Honorary Member of the Imperial Univerfity of Whine; Member of the hlancheiter and Newcaftle Literary and Philolophical Societies; Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture; c-haplain to the Lord Ethan of I.landaffi9ituthor of Effaya liiltorical and Moral, the CEe,inomy of Nature, &c. A DIC'rIONART .d .'ARTS and SCIIINCIS in a compendious farm, fulficiently copious without being prone, accurate but not dilute, diveftesi of all fuperßuoits matter, compreffing rather than copying what has been done by others, and exhibiting a clear but comife view of the precast Rate of the various branches of tutu= know ledge, ha. lone been a molt clearable objedt to the Enalidi made:. is Dldlionary is E roper:y a work of reference, anduiot of detail; and thofe who with to heconot adepts in any one all or kience, will fcarccly Rudy it from an F. neyelopmdia esclullve'y. That a complete view of the Arts and Sciences may, how. ever, be exhibited on a [mailer feale than is ufuaUy attempt ed, will be obvious, if we cmflder that the Cyclopsdia of IChambers was originally cornpritct In two volumes folio, large . and open printing; that the heft Fdltion of the Poeyelops dia Britannica extended only to three this, volumes quarto ; and that nanny excellent weeks of a Smiler kind, and sot of a greater extent, have been publifbcd iu Merlin countries. The retrinfehment alto of many luperßuous and ufelefs articles, which have latterly found their way into books of this deferiution, will evidently mule a confiderable reduction in point at Sze, without I n reality impairing the intrinfie value and general utility of the work. . 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