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t, • : :•, 141& , te f , w ; KAP . • :1 • 00. . o. . _ 1 ; • • • 1, A) ) 7 C , I 11; I I,lvonr.R 6020] TUESDAY, .11' 10, 1808. TPRICE SIXPENCE. CONTRACTS. )yAL maxrAßy ASYLUM, clinszA, miry a, 1808. UCH Persons as are willing to supply thin Ins I .6 0 wirb Candles, and suchk itnantitiee of Newcastle Coal, vhi n i na Coal, necessary for its consumption, and as, ' Arrant time to timc be demanded between the 2.5 th of June 30 4 the e.4th of June following ; also such Quantities of Tao Sop as shall from time to time be demanded between the 0 4 June and 24th of Decembet next, will give in their pro. rot wr i t ing to the Commandant at the Asylum, on or before s Matant. w i t aan of the Contracts tray be had by application as;.bove• w a ders will be accepted frhro Person. who are not them toilished Dealers in the Articles for which they offer. READING, 7th May, t non. Al' A Meeting of several of the Clergy of this neighbourhood, held this day, it was Resolved unanimously, That the Bill now pending in Parliament, entitled, € 4 A Bill for making more effectual provision for the maintenance of Stipen diary Curates in England, and for their Residence upon their Cures," appears to us to be unnecessary, oppressive, and a direct violation of the property and independence of the Clergy. Resolved, That this Meeting do adjourn to the Pelican, at Newbury, on Thursday next * at eleven o'clock, to prepare and to bring forward an hatinble Petition to Parliament, praying that the said Bill may not pans into a Law ; when a full attendance of the Clergy of this County is particularly requested. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen do form a Committee to carry the said Resolutions into effect : Rev. Dr. Finch Rev. Mr. Cove Rev. Dr. Emus Rev. Mr. Howard Hon. and Rcv. Mr. Grey Rev. Mr. Valpy. Rev. Mr. Boucher Rev. Mr. Hodgkins= Rev. Mr. Corte Rev. Mr. Deane Rev. Mr. Mannesty Rev. Mr. Gill Rev. Mr. Bostock Rev. Mr. C. B. AMERICAN ENCROACHMENTS ON BRfFISH RIGHTS. On Monday the 16th instant will be published, AMERICAN ENCROACHMENTS on BRITISH RIGHTS; or, Obt.zrvations on the Importanceand Resourc e s of the British North American Colonies, and on the late Treaties with the United S•rttei ; with Remarks on Mr. BAalNo's. EXAMINATION * and a Defence of the SNIPPING In., ?alerr from the charge at having attempted to impose upon ParliaMent, and of factious Conduct in their opposition to the American Intercourse Bill ; with an Appendix, containing the late Treaty, Official Papers, and two Maps. By NAI'HANIEI. ATCH,F.;;ON, Esq. F. A.S. Printed for Mr. James M. Richardson, No. 23, Curnhill, (op posite the Royal Exci,:inge : and J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. A NEW NOVtL. This qty was published, price ISe. in boards, Ti'DMUND FITZAUBREY, a Novel, in Three A- 4 Volumes.---".Va, mon enfant, et prens to fortune." Prioted for Rico/lap Ping.urs, No. I, Bridge-street, aisdee friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had. Th 2 Niuth Editiou of The WINTER V LONDON; 3 vob. price 1 The Fifth Edition of the WILD IRISH GIRL, S eels I SC. And the Fourth Edition of the NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK, iw 4 vole. price 21s. RONALDSHA. 'BREWERY. A GENTLEMAN that can command a CZpital ' Calmat 0.7000, may employ it to very great advantage in eligible Brewing Concern in the Country„—Particulars A t e given by addressing letters (post paid) to Messrs. Wood, le , so d co. l - lop Merchants, Falcon-square, London., Just published, price 10s. 61. by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row A ROMANCE, in Two Vol umes , o f t h e most in -a• tert?aing doeription, written by Mrs. DOHERTY, Dangh "ter of ''arias Rum T RR, Esq. (formerly Holmes) of 11, Mans- Said-street, Portlind-Place; 13eoley Hall, Won:ester . .jure • and .Oubbins, Hens; and Wife of H oe k Doherty, Esq. Auti;or of " The Discovery;' or, " Mysterious Separ;tion: _ A New Edition of the Discovery is also published. , NE THOUSAND POUNDS will be gicen to 0 for Gentleman who can procure the Advertiser a s ua sion under Government with an adequate Salary. .s: ll eGen d o ma br whom the application is made is of irreproach able ciuracten sod conversant with business. Tke a b ov e prentiun . s wall bu ltrened or increased 4 according to utue of the appo intment. Satisfactory references as to cha wo,,g be given, and the wriest honour and socrecy preserved. Otter addressed fbr C. D. to be left at Mr. Steel's, StatiOner i o ut ry•kne, will be immediately attended to. ULLEVUE MUSE SCHOOL, NEAR FAtMOUTH, CORNWALL. WANTED, in the above School, a Writing Mas ter eminently qualified to teach the various hands of Mo era Pawtansbip ; the Salary will be oot. per annum, exclusive of la ad L o d g ing.--Lettus of application ( post pai d) enclosing a iron of Writing, Rehrence for Character, &c. will he duly geed to, al - ANTED on Lease, now or at Martinmas first, eklur in Fleet-street, Late Hill 4 or tie Wand, Premises 01 for an extensive Trade—Apply by Inter, addressed to S. Anderton's Coffee House, fleet-street. TO CORNFACTORS, MEALMEN, fcc, PORTSMUTH. I'o BE DISPOSED OF , a very valuable and ex tensive Corn Trade, with the Stores and Promises used for ordrg ou the same, which the purchaser may take to imm- • .or farther particulars apply to Mr. Howard, Solicitor' Irma, Hants. faIiABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN THE VICINITY OF FLEET-STREET'. TO BE SOLD, THE FREEHOLD of a Genteel Modern Private RESIDENCE, recently substantially erected, finished in a past neat style, and desirably situate, in a very respectable ailikserbood contiguous to Fleet-street. The land-tax redeemed. fudcalars of Messrs. Fltrring and Son, auctioneers, No. 109, ifternis, AWY Gentleman desirous of purr lasing a Quantity Si. of mostetedlent and curious WINES, as under, may meet Oh loch by application to the House of 414essrs c TODD and Co. Amy Aguas, Nan, Great Tufton-strlet; t's.yard, West pthuter, wko will pledge themselves for the goodness of the VINES, and that the whole will correspond with any small quan tity that may be taken on trial : lino:. Sicilian Claret, 50s. 15 Doz. Sherry, - IDo. Rossillon -80 s. 6 Do. Lisbon, 10Ditiat-ladi; 1 s. Madelra 100. 40 Do. Port, - Ditties Included. The Stock of a Military Man Laving England. 48s. 46.:. 455. LUTES WITH IMPEDIMF.NTS, FOREIGNERS, &e. stitution for the Care of Imp. dim ents, instruction of Foreigners, sod Cultivation of Elocution: ay and Literary Accomplishments, inlford Place, Russell-square. (RS. THELWALL having made arrangements for appropriating a distinct suite of apartments for the aecom !station of Female Pupils, will undertake the Superinteudipee tam or Four Ladies, desirous of removing any imperfections it*ir Elocution, and, at the same time, of securlr . g the advan 14sof an intellectual and accomplished ducation. The Pupils tads° have the advantage of the occasional use of a Carriage, nisi vkiting the Sea-shore during the Autumnal Season. Genieneo with Impediments, or desirous of Oratorical ard Wray accomplishments (adults or juniors) continue to be super and Families, &c. to be visited, as heretofore, by Mr. Ilitisnll. WARM SEA-WATER BATHING, RAMSGATE, ISLE OF THANF.T. MASON, Proprietor of the WARM SEA WATER J. SATO, begs leave to express his most grateful Thanks for the Taman received last Season, and informs the Notts trrir, a nfit, &c. visiting RA saue•re and its Vicinity, that his BATHS ARE NOW OPEN for the ensuing Summer, under the Imams and Regulations, and assures them tbet every atten- Albil be paid to render the application efficacious to the In " 04 ma a pleasurable preserver of Heulth to those \rho enjoy ANk from the many who are cured every Season ' or in a "tatree relieved from their various Complaints, he trusts inli Mae a continwce of that support and recommendation he Libel so highly honoured with. Tie Tenni, with recommendatory Observations on Warm Su-LA:king, to be had at the Baths. N. B. Each Bath is fresh filled with pure Sea-Water, to obtain 046 the Proprietor has been and still is at a very great expence. l Bath House to let by the Month, or for the Season, on rttl teasonableifenns.—Letters of Lnquiry, pont paid, will be toady attended to. STRADMORE HOUSE, CARDIGANSHIRE, BOUTt WALES- To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, pZahove capital modern-built MANSION, with „ *Sable attached an d detached 011 ices ; wa ll ed Garden , 11. " stocked with choice Pniit Trees; the whole lately fitted " 6 iiiiked at a very considerable matte, and foaming an sant lesidcase, calculated for the reception of a large ,end Klett establishment ; immediately surrounded by about 119 " h _Lbr4ke same mo re or l e ss) of Lich Meadow, Arable, and Land, including Plantations, Pleasure-grounds, &c. The 1 Freeholil, and one of the most eligible and beautiful iL i Gns in South Wale!, bout.ded by the much-admired river fasted for its excellent salmon, and ornamented .with ex *Ws W oo d s , a„,. The ne i g hb our h oo d 14 genteel, the roads f? . ° 4 lthe distanc e firm the county and seaport town of C ardi g an 7 I.°'.o.!i!es, and from the tuaithetstown of Newcastle Emlyn four *"frin each of which there are weekly carriers to Cur ie:4,m. and a daily London post passes the extremity of the T, "VW and modern Henwhold Furniture maybe also had :',..!_vslaarion ' possession immediately given , and the pur ,7accommodated by having one half, o: a arger proportion, 7 , 171 u-ch ase money secured on the state• ituther particulars apply (if by letter:, past paid to W. woot, rsq. ---“ , ore•House pear' Newcastle Emlyn, Caer 114"noslire • to Ess ex B owen Esq. Ne. 8, itobert-street, Bed ford•r,w London; to Messrs. illipx and Ward, Howard-street, ; 4 . 4 a , London ; w i t h w h om a M ap a nd Plan of the Premises Z u t i teit i Of t* WA. B e rm, *s o licitor, at Newcagde Emnly ATLAS INSURANCE COMP.-INY. AT a GENER AL COURTof PROPRIETORS of this Company, held on Thursday, the sth of May,lBoB, at the London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street ; Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, Bart. President, in the Chair: The Report of the Canunittee having been read, and alien into Consideration, Resolved unanimously, that no further Subscriptions he receiv ed; bat that sufficient time be given for the Country Agents to collect and pen* their Subscriptions. Resolved unanimously, that the business of this Institution do commence on or before the 24th of June next. Resolved unanimously, (on the recommend mittee s ) That it is the opinion of the Shareholders present, that no Sa lary ought to he taken by the Directors or Auditors of this Com pany, mull after a Dividend shall have been made to the Pro prietors ; but that the Question of suck Salaries, and also of Rt. *itineration for their Services from the date of :heir Election until the above period, be reserved for the consideration of the next General Court after such Dividend shall have been made, Resolved unanimously,_ of the Com- That a General Court of Proprietors be holden at the London. Tavern, on Friday the 13th instant, for the Election of Directors and Auditors. The Ballot to commence at eleven o'clock, and close at three and that such Proprietors as intend to become Candidates for those Offices, do signify such intention to *s Se cretary of the Committee on or before Saturday next. Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned. The President having loft the Chair, it was Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given to Sir Christopher Baynes, But. for his impartial and dignified conduct in the Chair. Arselved Unanimously, That the thinks of this Court be given to the Committee, for the ability and unwearied exertions they have displayed in the formation of this Company. By Order, JOHN CHALK, Sec:votary to the Committee THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JUNE 28, is the only 4..attery that ever contained SIX PRIZES of £20,000. - SCREW. 6 Prises of ,C 20,060 are X 120,000 10,000 1....... m 20,000 5,000 10,000 2,000 —.14., 6,000 1,000 ---- 5,000 503 3,500 100 ---. 2,000 50 ---. 1,500 2 a 7 ---- 20 ---- 30 --•-•- ,000 4,000 -- 15 C 2,000 60,000 25,000 Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tickets and Shares are seiling at all the Licensed Offices in London, and by their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. 5e25 . 0,000 Ticket £26 19s. Half Quarter £lO 15 0I Eighth 5 9 011 Sixteenth £2 13 6 1 8 0 OCTAVO EDMON. This day was published, handsomely printed in Eight Volumes, on a fine deniy paper, price in boards 21. 16$. and a few Copies on a supufine Royal Paper, price in boards, 41. 4s. A New gdltion of. THE WORKS of the Right Honourable ED MUND BUR -E. _ . Printed for F. C. and 3. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yards sold also by.l. I latchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. N. R. A Fourth Volume, to complete the Quarto Edition, may be had, in boards, price ii. Its. 6d. 'I his clay was pUhlished, In Fnur Volumes I 2mo, price 11. sewed, SECRETS MADE PUBLIC. By JAMES NORRIS BREW F.R. Author of a Winter's Tale, Thoughts on the Present State 'of tho English Peasantry, &c. &c. 5111:41 satire ran never offend the liberal, the upright, or the snit) , pious." Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co. 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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster. rew an 4 izgirhain alui Brown, Edinburgh. This day was published, (Embellished with a Portrait, &c.) in Eighteen Volumes Demy Octavo, price Niue Guinea;, and on Royal Paper, Twelve Guineas, boards, -I -j 'HE COMPLETE WORKS of JOHN DRY DEN, now first collected; illustrated with Notes, Histori cal, Critical, and ExpLulatory, and a Life of the Author. ky WALTER scoTT, Esq. Author of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, Ste. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. This day was published, elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, ' and adorned with Plates, price 4s. in boards, A NEW EDITION of a FATHE R's LEGACY to his DAUGHTERS. By the late Dr. GREGORY, of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Caddl and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Walker, aid Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Grim!, I' aternu4ter-row ; Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Poultry ; Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave- Maria-lane; Lackington, Allen and Co. Finsbury-square; B. 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'T'HE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CHRONOLPGIGAL DICIIONARY, containing ac curate accounts of the Logs, Cumin t-rsas, and Acitox a of the most eminent Persons of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of States, and the Successions of sovereign Princes. By JOHN WA'EKINS, LL. D. ace. &cc. Vita enim mortuorum in memoria est posits. eicERO. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the form of a Dic tionary, and in the compass of an octavo volume, answering the purpose of reference on all points of Biography, Chronology, and History t challenges the respect of every Student, and every Lover of Literature. This Dictionary consists of ono closely printed pages, each containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much mat ter as any large and expeenive quarto. After the sale of three editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and the credit and authority which it had acquired in the literary world, it Ga r conies matter of surprise that another Author, parodying its con tents, should have had the temerity to bring out a sitntlyr work haying the same object, and not coatainiscg one-twelfth more matter, at the enorttious price of three guineas ! The public are invited to make the comparison, both as to matter and quantity, between Dr. Watkina's work and this other, four times tbe price. Let it be added, that Dr. Watkins's Dictionary contains the au thorities of each article, an essential requisite In every work of reference, wbich, however, is omitted in this new and unneces sary quarto. Printed for 'anima; Puiturs. No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, alld to be had of all Booksellers. 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This day was published, illustrated by Twenty Engravings, repri. , 'wilting Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, and Live Stocks with a Sketch of the Soil, price Fourteen Shillings in Boards, A , GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, drawn up for the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and de scribing the Geographical situation and general circumstances of the County ; the State of Property ; the landings, and Mode of Occupation ; the impli meats ; Enclosing ; the Arable Land, in every kind of Culture • the tirass Lands; the Gardens and Orchards ; the Woods and Plantations ; the Wasths, the Improve. meats, general and particular ; the Live Stock ; tie Rural Econo my, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Corn. coerce, Manufactures, the Population, Societies. &c. &c. By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG. Printed for Itte HARD PHI lAA P., Bridge-atreel„ Braelerlars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Groat Britain and Irel‘nd. Of whom may also be bad, corrected and enlarged Surveys - of 28 Counties, recently published -under the direction of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly ~.inted iii Octavo, and done up inboards, N. B. Sets, as far as published, uniformly done up,or particular Reports, may be had of all Booksellers, at the pleasure of the Purchaser. MODERN HISTORY.. This day was published, printed in demy 18ino. Similar to Mayor's Nepos, and Blair's Class-Bonk, illustrated by a large Map, price es. bound and lettered, MODERN HIS'T'ORY for the Use of Schools; exhibiting a sununary View of the Rise, Progress, Revo lutions, Decline and Fall of the various Modetn Nations in Eu rope, Asia, Africa and America, from the Age cif Clarion - 4%N, to the Year 1807. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Ot Christ's-college, Cambridge, Master of the Free Grammar School, at Ravenstonedale, In Wesp moreland, Author of the Grammar of History; the Archx ologia Grxca, &c. &c. 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Cht TIIK TEETH AND GUMS. ri , HE ESSENCE •of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, inyented by the late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her MAJESTY and the PRINCE of WALES, are greaily superior, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto made use 0 ; they will effectually preserve the Teeth In a sound state evtn to old age ; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy. in the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the breath de licately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the aohsc quence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth, In order to prevent the inspositions deify practised by persons counteeleiting the above-mehtloned long established Medicines, the following words are (by permission) engraved in the stamp, " J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Coclrepur•street," and none are genuine but what have those words engraved in the stamp, and also a label with the words " Bayley and Blew, COckspur-street, London," piested on the bask of each bottle and box. The Essence and Denali:foe are sold Wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew t Cockspur-street, price 9d. each, stamps in cluded, and retail by T. &artisan (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), George-street, Hanover-square, London. N.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to parents and persons who have the care of children as the greatest preservative of young and tender teeth. . . FOR THE TiETH.--:TROTTER's POWDER. Parrot*2d and used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence and Kent, and Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who have found the goo 4 effects in long Voyages. `TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DEN'rRIFICE ; Or, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for twenty years recommended—a single box a sufficient quantity to as certain its efficacy and virtues—being aeknowledzcd by the most respectable medical authorities—used by many, and recom mended. _ The Powder cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts beautiful polish on the teeth. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy (which very often proves the de struction pf a whole set of teeth), Ind preserves sound teeth frond decay. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of those who have been la the habit of using it is, that It prevents the return of the moth-ach, with which before they had been violently afflicted. Likewise a Tucc-roar which possesses the power of easfisg the Most violent Tooth-ack, and is a wash with the Powder. A Caution.—Any Asiatic Tooth Powder, without " M. Trot, ter" on the stamp are counterfeit'. Sold, wholesale and retail, at her warehouse, No. 2, Beaufort Buildings, Strand; and, by appointment, by Messrs. Simmons, Mills, and Belem, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymouth; Mr. Granville Dock; Mrs. Shearcliff,Agg, and Sanders, Bristol; Mr. Vine, and Nlamt, Bath; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; Mr. Cove, No(tiootarn ; Mr. Paulert, Colchester; Butler, Oxford; Pratt, Cambridge; Atkinson, Chester; Mr. Wood, Yarmouth; Hulm, Shrewsbury; Tcwnson, Chatham ; Dyer, Neweastle-upeo- . Tyne; Lucai, Southampton; Jacobs. Shecrnesi- and Denson, leeepot t l. Sold else in erry cafritai town throug hout Bngland, ire and, anti Scotland. • t 4 1