Star. — London, England, 1806-08-07 00:00:00

4 1 0/3/". • *:": r . • 11'> • • 0%. Ifi t •\ • ) 1 .••••• • • • • ), • e . • 4 ,4„. 3 .v.- . 4', • . 1 11 •, .1 . • tro • __:";•% • a., • NUMBER r A rl • ` c, Tbla day was pslatithed, price 6d. i g LETTER to the Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES PDX, one of His Majefty's Principal Secretarial of State, on the IMPORTANCE of the COLONIES ktuated to the COAST of GUIANA. By a BRITISH MERCHANT. Printed for W. I. and J Rlchardfba, Royal Exchange. Sold alto by J. Hatcbard, Picadlßy. 'NoTics To &zircon. A LL Prrinni havinq Inv Claim or Demands on the Mate of FRANCIS 11RAKE, late of the Town of Plymouth Dock, in the County of Devon, Baker, Dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt , are &fired to fend a full, cl ear, and par., tinier Ratement of fuck Claim or demand en Mr Bone, Solicitor to the Aftgnees of the laid Franci+ Drake, at It. (Ace in SeAulayn Street, Plymorth Dock, on or before the t6th day of Augult neat. Dated alith July ' te ONE HUNDRED to ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS, will he ,relented to any Neon who has interett to procure (immediately) an ENBIONCY in the Lioe, for a young man of tchiedtability : the Iltidtelt [army may be relied on. This day was publibed, price ss. 6d. THE memorable TRIAL of SPOONER and ATTWOODS, and OSBORN and AMPHLET. Defendants; prefaced by an impartial Narratift of the Coady* of the Parties, and interfperfed with moral and commercial Oh fervation.. By VERITA S. Printed and fold by E. Jones, Boll.ltreet, Birmingham; and W. ]. and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange, London. Letters (loft paid) addrrifed to Mr. Swainfon, to be left at the Black Swan Ryder 's eoort, Leice ft er.fquare, hating plftiCalarN will be attended to. No perfoual therecau he gratified. VICTUALLING-01710E, y 24, and r rHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING •!!.. HIS mAyitsrt - , NAVY, 4 Sort Notito, Simi Friday the nth of September nest, they win be ready Is mein tenders In writing (foaled up), far filch quantities of 111.1 MS BEEF and PORK of the Deft quality, and to be cured to the mean rearms, as the rdpedihre Merchants and Dealers therein May Wok proper to offer one third part thereof to be packed in Nair Puociscoas, one third part in Tierces, and the remaining one third part in Barrels. To be delivered into his MaJelly's Flau nting Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth and Plymouth, and into the Army Vidivalling Stores in St. Catherine'r, in regular proportions of each dcfcriptioo of Cana, by the periods undermentioned, viz. One-fourth part of the whole by the zjtb January i one'haf of the remaining quantity by the 31ft March; and the remainder by the Nth June, ISoy, and to be paid for by Mils payabic with Wenn, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be fern at the Secretary's Mee ; at this liar; or by applying to Mr. Dunßerville, Agent for the Vidluahing, at Cork ; to the Colkaurs of his Majeßy's Cultoms, at Limerick, Bengt, Newry, and Waterford ; and to the Poft•Maiter General at Dublin, refpedively. N. B. No Tender fora kis quantity than moo Tierces will be accepted. No mard will it hits tog t. Ail:clip; do price fiall ore ir is /wed b sow& at lard, or Aft*" tot 04 tioligorott to us Bowl hfiro km f e tlock on tim fail Fr day, tie 12th Stitt. wet, tow .affil dieter* who mist tie Maw, w flow loofas so bit itiPag, carats to sofoper when atiitifir. EAST INDIA HOUSE, yd., 3t, tBo6. ' 1 T HE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the United COMPANY of MERCHANTS q ENGLANliproporn b the EAST INDIES, d. hash , zioe Notioo, That the Committee wlfl -be ready to receive Propofah, in . i ll writing, foaled up, on or before Wwinefday the acth of Auguft i next, from loch Perfons who may be willing to fupply the Com . gaily with ANCHORS and GRAPNALS, PITCH and TAR, I 4 CANVAS, SHOTT and SHELLS, COPPER, , SWEDISH IRON. .21 . And that the Conditions of the Contra& may be leen upon ap t paeation to Mr. James Conan, Clot to the Cold Committee, witit iI- whom the Propotala mutt be left before twelve &clock at now, on, 11 r: $ the laid aoth of Anglia, beyond which boar the Committee win Met receive au ' r rHE ONLY STATE LOTTERY to be • DRAWN this YEAR, coat, of sil,ooo Tickets, and cor n 1 ) tomes oo MONDAY lath OCTOBER, ita. NO FIXED CAPITALS. Value of each. Caopoo 10,000 5,000 r,„003 5 00 100 ••••• Tender. No. of P6scs. 3 ..... Total Value. k6opoo 30,0-o 'bow 5,c00 4Poo 1,0*3 S( 00 112,c00 20 4 0 4,100 ao,oto Tickets £2oopoo MR-drawn £lO.OOO. Tieketa and Skate are now on Sale at all the Littoral Lottery Offices. PRESENT PRICE. Tkket £l9 is o Eighth s 1 ei Sistcenth Half s II o I y 6 VICTUALLING OPIICE, yant 10,1806. PATRIOTIC FUND.—Lloyd's , Augull 6, ago& THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ' T HE following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been re ign aid,' ASTI', NAVY, SI ierdly give Naive. eeived from the ifland of Antigua, in izonfcquence of a Meet- Thatlng le, in S r. John's, on the tit of February, t 806: on Tuft:lay the sal September neat, they will be ready to His E xcellency the 4. d 71, Hd Lao oo • 0 n y • resolve Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupplying Rt. Hon. Lord La. /'horns! Hyde 10 0 0 of what FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS, and WINE fhall be vington.K B. Cap- Willi ten Howard 3as 0 demanded for the tale of His Majelly's Ships and Veffels at 'Alba) Cal ° General , ecc• 100 0 0 John B. Hamilton 018 o Samuel Athill SO 0 0 John S. Jarvis so 0 0 (pace the fpa of is mouths certain; and further one.% fix months Janes Athill ao 0 0 Edward Jams . so o 0 Warning 0011 be gives To be paid for by Bills payable with in. Oliver Yeamans Aga so 3 o Henry Jarvis to 0 0 lard! oinety.days after date. Samuel Ambenleck 629 4 Thomas ackfon 5 o 0 William Anderfon 3o o William ohnitun 36 • The Condidons of the Contra& may be feen at the Seess- AblJah H. Adana z:6 o ll'illiam ohndon a 6 • may' Office; at this Ofgee ;or by applying to His Britannic Ma- George Armor t 26 o William Johnthin 16 0a i leßy's Conful at Lilbon. David Allan 4 0 0 Francis J. Jones 5 II • N. regard obit ke had be my Toes fa which the Mee fiat net be /eh . ' Allan B 5 0 0 ofeph Ablest William Jarvis 6 t 9 S 5 0 0 J o h n H. Jones 3 6 o horsois i. wig& of k oda • w *it iiiff cif hi idiw eel h ther mn i i '' Manus Alexander 20 0 0 11104 Norbury Kerby 30 0 0 wke One e . C4el ea delete.: Tarfley the td V Slimier *ex*, tier trabrfi A. B. 3 o 0 Jawbirn H. Ktogman o Hi 0 tie toles wee reeler. fir. els Teaskr, et fuse Peg., ea bit kid/, &teat Edward Bram 20 0 0 WM. E. Krogman 33. o finite" wire ease Rowland Burton 20 0 o D a vid Ki ng 10 0 0 John Otto Baljer So o 0 Henry Keeling t 6 to 0 John Burke 10 0 0 Thomas H. Klbble 5 0 0 Campbell Brown .so 0 0 Paola Nlrwan $ 0 0 Wallatn Brintoo 10 00 T Kent id & Nephews 59 8o I Richard Scott Byana so 0 0 Thomas KAppin 3is o 1 William Baxter so 0 o John Lark:oust so 0 0 James Barrett 3 6 0 George Ude= so 00' John Burke . 2 0 0 William Lce 10 0 0 gained Bote 10 0 0 Charles Henry lane so 0 0 Alexander Bort 5 o o Philip Line 18 0 0 John Billinghurit 5 0 0 John Lyon 9 0 0 Gilbert Bradley 3 o o Patrick Lenagban so 0 6 Samuel Barnard 10 0 0 Wm Lenaghan so o 6 John Boyd 10 0 0 John Long t t 6 0 George Betts 16 to 1 iirtn. laidlaw 5 8 0 George Betts 57 0 Rich. G. Lamprey tt6 0 G. Blaney 6 11 0 Samuel Lamb 5 0 0 Richard Bayley 3 6 0 Andrew Lawfon 1 5 0 Benjamin Benjamin • 4 10 o Jas. Morten (of Cork) 6 0 0 Campbell Brown 10 0 0 (leo. Mardenbrough :6 ro 0 John Black to 0 0 R o b ert m o r on to o 0 Browning and Pratt 10 0 0 Geo . W m . Miller ao 3 0 Jofeph B. Befouth to 0 o N ue ma.,,, 5 1 3 George Burn 3 6 4 Hugh m•Kay 10 0 0 William Collins 10 0 0 Thor. 0. Merrick 50 0 Rev. George Collins 10 2 0 Rev Francis Marra to 0 0 0...0rte Crump 5 0 0 George R. M'Connell 3 6 0 Walter Cox 50 o John M'Connell 10 0 3 J. Collins 2 5 0 (koalas Martin to 0 3 .john Crofbie 20 0 * John M Kie TO 0 3 Cowlick 6 11 0 Geo. M`Nifh and Co. 15 0 et A. Cornick a 16 o John Moffatt to 0 o Montague Cumming li6 o Charles M'Comb to o 0 Charles Chatfield 3 6 0 Coottantine M'Hugh t t 6 0 Felt Cooolly 3 0 0 Robert M`Nlfh 10 0 3 Hugh Chalmers to 0 o Wm. Mi tc h el l 6 e o John Compton to o 0 peen M.Kellar 16 lo 0 Rev. James Coull 20 0 0 3 o h n K nee 50 0 James and W. Cecil 15 0 o Robert T. Martin 3o o obert Clegg 5 8 0 Daniel M'Clanagan 3 3 0 Thomas Coull So 0 0 Wm. Mortimer 4 1 0 James Crichton 1 5 0 0 Ri John M Kenzie 50 0 . Crichton It 6 0 chard Mufgrove 50 0 George Crichton I t 6 0 Dorothy B. Meridith 6 *9 0 Amy Clark 70 0.3 Jeremiah Nibbs,jun. $ 0 0 Thomas Clark zo 0 0 Nathaniel Nampa 0 tli o Mary Cuthbert to 0 0 Wm Nicholas 2 5 0 Heigh Campbell 3 4 0 Mae Newton 5 o o George Carr 7 0 0 Thomas F. Hibbs 10 0 0 ta v rie Carr to 0 0 Richard L. Menton tO 0 0 arnica Cranitoun 5 0 0 Ca,tatn H. Nicholfon illiain Collins, fen: 5 0 0 (Royals) 10 0 o Alexander Coates 20 0 0 Thomas Otborn to 0 0 William Dkktnim 5 0 0 Kean B. Gotham ao 0 0 Patrick Doig so 0 0 George W. Ottley 13 to 0 Henry Donavan 0 18 0 ieihn ()thorn Dr. Meade Daniell 10 z 1 0 6 0 0 Walter Oliver tO 0 0 Joe and S. Darrell ao 0 0 ‘Varvrick Pearfon so oei Benjarnin B. Davis 9sB 0 J ohn Q p o w er 3 6 o Ge tile Dawfon to o 3 Samuel - Palmer a :6 0 Jolltua Dizt - 6 Jolin Proudfoot 8 o rhontas cean a° 00 , T homa „ phii pott 116 0 Charles Win. Earle 50 0 John Pitman - 23 0 Fountain Elwin 16 23 0 Willi am R. Piggott 5 8 0 lobo Edwards 5 o 0 Peter Playfair 9 0 0 flown Edwards zo o o Samuel Petticrcw 10 0 o Andrew Edwards ao 0 o Samuel Philp at otB 0 Andrew Edwards,junro 0 o Richard Pigott - 3 3 0 ohn C. Erdman to 0 0 Margaret Pcai fon 58 0 John Ledwell Elfon co 0 o Andrew T. Quinlan 9lB 0 James Far!, y - 50 0 j ihn Ronan, jun. 5 0 0 Robert French 5 0 0 George Robins 1 10 0 John French • 3 6 o Charles W. Richards a*6 o George B. Figerrilla 3 3 0 G e orge Richardfon 612 0 Rev. Arthur Freeman t 6 10 o Free coloured People Francis G. Robinfon so 0 0 John Robinfon to t 0 of Antigua - 158 17 1 Mac Rowe - 10 0 3 Rev.ArthurFreernan, Thomas B. Robinfon 3is 0 being the Colledlion Thomas Rogers 23 0 o made at St Paul's John Rufe - - 5 0 0 Church, Jan. 23, a 0 o Thomas Sandcrfon 10 0 0 ace William Gravenor 50 o , John Scholes 20 0 0 Henry 1.. Symcs 5 oo l George Green - to o o Nicholas Symes 28 o 0 Wm:ratans, Gore 30 0 John Syne,' - 615 o Thomas G:II - 09 0 Benjamin Scotland 5 o o Charles C. Gordon 5 0 0 Thomas Smyth zl6 o Wm. Gregory, fen. 312 0 Sears and Trott 58 0 Wm. Gregary.jitn. 114 0 Stewart N. Sawcrs 10 0 0 George W• H Gregory 116 0 ohn Shires - 3 6 0 John C. Gregory 018 ° James Shaw - 5 0 1 Sarah Garthwalte 0 9 0 Daniel Singleton 3 6 0 John Graham .• o:8 0 . ~, : rh n Taylor .. 20 0 0 Peter Gremlin 3 6 0 m. Taylor - zo 0 0 Samuel Grenion I 16 , ° John Thompfun 3 6 0 Charles Gordon a 16 4 Wm.Turner,jun. a 16 0 John Gore . 3 60 R. Taggard - t if, 0 Hugh Greham 10 0 0 Thomas Turner 1 5 0 John Garnett 9 0 o Penelope Tornlinfon 3 4 0 Gordon and Nicola so 0 3 George Teller - 3tz 0 Henry Glover ao 0 o Joreph Tbompkin 66 o Henry J. GI wer 50 o John Troup • 50 0 James Gilebrill 20 0 0 Robert Tait - lo 0 0 De, Galan . ze o 0 James Thompfon 3is o Paul Horsford 20 0 0 alterThibou to 0 0 W Daniel Hill, fen. 10 0 0 iohn Van Ruyven to 0 0 Robert Hyndhain 10 0 0 Henry Hodge 20 0 • i ßrig: gad O c en. Vandeleur to o o Major Vande. lobo Hall . 20 0 0 Icur - 3 6 o Mrs. Hall - 16 0 o Thomas Underwood t.; to 0 John Halloran 5 0 0 United Brethren 5 o o Rev. _i.Bl_,l9el Harman 20 0 ° James Wilfon • le, o o Langeuros.ovellemoge So 0 0 pg ivae d B. Wyke 20 0 0 Thomas Halloran 3 12 ° Theophilus Wolf 6as o Thomas Hoggard 3to o Rev. Jonah Welton 50 0 Thomas D. Harman so 0 o winiarn Willi . 5 0 0 John Harney - 1 5 0 0 ames Wadran a. 6 o W. Hall 216 o J ohn Wood - I*6 o James Hill • 3 6 0 Louifa Weatberfil SO o 0 John Hill • 3is o John Jacob Walter so 0 0 William Bustin* 5 0 3 George Wm. White to o o Francis Hughes 3 6 ° Owen Williams 4 a o Henry Harrifon z 16 o Whitton and Dowdall 3 64' Thomas Harris *6 tot Richard Wright 5 1 4 8 Robert Hornell a 0 o 3 Jahn* Walters $ o o Thomas Hyndman to 0 3 simnel Warner to 0 0 William Hamilton 10 0 3 John A. Wood 3 6 0 Richard Hodges a l6 o J j ohn Yates - 311 0 Rev. S. Harman, being Samuel Huggins . 5 0 0 the Collection made Total in Cuneneat St John's Church,y r 9 January 23446 289 19 6 Stating 4" -- 70 - 7.17 0 MONEY FOR DISCOI MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, FAC• TORS god others, 'nay be accommodated to any amount b' DISCOUNT_of BILLS of EXCHANGE, INLAND or FO• REIGN NOTES of HAND. and all other approved ergo...fable Securities; or by a Dcpoiit of 000138 and MERCHANDIZE, manufaCtured or unwrouyist, for a limited period r or the fame fold at any time on the heft terms. The fatisfaaion which has been invariably given by the Advertifer to chore applying, renders profenions needlcfs. I etten to Mr. Woolley, or perfonal applications from ten tUI aline o'clock, at the Counting hook, No. z 6, Churchdlreet, Sobo, Leaden, will reedy. immediase attention. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. "HE great imputation which Mr. BURGESS has 1 Rained by the tuperior cattellence of Itia ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Flfh Sauce barn Induced many perfoos to give the . . fame name to an article entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution throb againft Nth laspoOtions, (evert' people travel the F.napire,offering Shopkeepers, Ste en extra large profit to vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requefted to alit for BURGESS'', and to obforve, cone is genuine hot what have thde word, upon the labeb.—" John Burge!, and Son's Original and fa. crier Effence of Anchovies "—v—Wsrettoufe, No. toy, Strand, I comer of the Savoy , tters. London. COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD, (Immediate poffeifion may be bad) HEATHERY HAUGH, in the Vicinity of Moffat. The Eminifes eonfift of a Villa and Offices, very c o mmodious, wellismithed, and rutted for a Genteel Family. The Land coolitla of 14 Acre, of rich Palm. Abundance of well growr. Trees are laterfperred through the field adjoining to the Houk. The &union in a Haugh or Valley of great fertility, fur r , unded on all fides but the South, by very high hills, yoffeffes many beauties and local advantages. Moffat is a cheerful Villages, where there are regular Markets, and to which much genteel Com• giany refort on account of the Medicinal Springs which have bog bean in high An:Dation. The Volta and Mail Coaches of England and Ireland pafs daily through Moffat to and from she principal Cities of Edinburgh and Clarsow, from which it is about fifty miles diftance. Apply to Clarks Moors, E(q. Princes Rivet, Catrentlith-rguare, _ London to Thomas Scott, S ( g. W. S. Edinburgh ;R. H. Wettley, Bookklier, tyy, Strand; or 40 John Spine, Erg. Stamp-016es, .I)towaiw, who are =powered w treat. )11 TM. day wail publithed, in mans; rice p in boards. T HE COMEDY of THE MERCHANT of VENICE By wi L I.IAM SHAKRSPEARP.. With the Notes and Maftrationt of various Commentator,, and Remarks by the Editor. Sold by Lorimar, Hurt, Rees, and Onne. Tatemoller row. EDINBURGH REVIEW, Nq XVI. This day was pnbilfbed in (Mayo, price ja. rHE EDINBURGH REVIEW ; sr, CRITI CAI. JOURNAL, No. t 6, fur July 1306. To be be cond.. cued Qprtetiy. Printed for Longman, Hurft,Recs, and Orme, Paternofter row; and Archibald Conft Able and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had. The EDI/1311100 RS'S VW, VOL 1 to 8, prize 4 44. in boards, or Nos. a to 16,prks sa. each. This day was publiOted, In Quarto, price p. Part the Fit* of PH I LOLOG IA ANG LICA NA : or, A PHILO .1. LOGICAL and SYNONYMICAL DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, in which the words are deduced from their orielnali—thcir fcnfc defined'—and the fame illuttrated and fupported by proper examples, and Notes eriticai and explanatory. By BENJAMIN DAWSON, I.L. 1). Reding- of Burgh in Suffolk. Staid by Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Ornte, Pateroofter row ; F. C. and J. FOvlngton, St. Paul's Church yard; Cold! and Davies, , Strand ; and J. Raw, Ipfsvich. KEARSLEY's TAX TABLES, A New Edition far the year 1806, are now Pnb lilbej, Price One Shilling, INCLUDING a very hill and complete Abliraft of the New Property Bill; the aE 4 per Cent. DeduCtion • the to per (' ent. on the Affelidd Taxes; the Appralfemmt and an other Taxes Likeurife InitrOtions to Journe) men and °thus to make their revirno under the Property Att. Printed for 0. Kcar3.:y, Eleet•ftreet, Of wham maybe had. Kt A It !LI T . . Traveller's Rntert dning 'aide throttA Great Art tain, or a defeription of the great roads, and principal croft rmd•. With a concifc Topoeraphie .1 -Mori of the Cities, Towns, W. tering•plaecs, chief alliaget, antiquities, hats, &c. with a Map price 7a in boards. EVER MEMORABLE CAMPAIGN, &c ! I ! This day was publithed, price 71. to boards, THE HISTORY of the CAMPAIGN of 1805, In GER MANY and ITALY. By WILLIAM BURlat, late Army Surgeon. &e. The intereging Hillery of this extraordinary Campaign Mina, fail being peculiarly degrablc to the Britiat Public ; and, while it exhibits a faithful Pieture of the Operation. of the contending Parties, both in the Cabinet and the it offers much ufeful Information refpesting the Caufes of the want of fucceis on the part of our Allies, dec. &c &c. Printcd for Jam, Ridgway, oppofite Bond Rrcet, Piccadilly; H. D. iy11101144 so, Patcrnofter row ; and alt Bookfdlers.—Alto, The FRIEND at YOU Tilt or, A val. rd Vine of Trades, ProfaGons, and Employment. in Life; with their Advantages and i Difatleantaget confide:red ; offering much ufeful Information t., the Parent and Guardian, apd to Young Perfona beginning the World, 6s• board,. Thi dayNas liondfornely pnnted In Tiro lorge Volum., in Odavo, price In boards 18i. a never. , !i t ion. correded and con/ider.ibiy being the 'nub, of t ULENIENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, trodudory to MN! Books In the Principal Branches of 1.1 rERATURE and SCIENCE With Lille of the molt ap provr.l Authors; Including the belt Editions of the Chalks. De. figocitchiefly for the junior Students In the Iluircrfitios, and the higher Claffes in Schools. By HENRY xErr, D. D. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity Collere, Oxford. Printed fur Mears Rivington, St. Paul's Churchyard; Hatch ard. Piccadilly; and Egerton, Whitehall; J. Parker and J. Cooke, Oxford; and Eleighton, Cambridge. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. iliflory the Interpreter of -Prophecy . or, a View of the Scrip tural Prnplattiem and thair Accoroplifbment In the part and prefent th-curreners of the World, with Conj.2orcs refpeeting their fu ture Completion. The sth Edition, in Two Vulumes, Oder°, pricc in boards les. This day were publithed. price 3s. 6d. THE PRESENT RELATIONS of WAR and POLITICS between FRANCE and GREAT BRITAIN. Bcinz; a Reply to the Infinuations of the French to the Difadvantage of the Military Spirit of the Britifh Nation, Rating the Refources derived from its Character, with the Motives for Entertaining nn Apprebenfiuns from the Enemy; and exemplifying by Hiltory the lioitile Difpofition of the French towards other Nations, and the Means of Rd filing It fuccefsfol!y By JOHN ANDREWS. LL. D. Author of a Hillory of the American War, 4 vols. leo—An Hif torical Review of the Mos.d. Religious, Literary and Political Character of the Erglifh N.st ion from the ct rließ Periods, &c. Printed for George Rolsinfon, No as, Patemofter.row. . . .O 1 whom may be had, lastly publinted, price ss. in boards, , . . Letters front Paraguay, deferibing the Settlements of Monte Vide. and Winos Ayres, the Prefideners of Rinja Minor, Nombre de Dios, St. Mary and St John. &c. &c. with the Man ners, Cußome, Religious Ceremonies. &c. of the Inhabitants, writ. ten during a Readcnee of Stventeen Months In that Country, by John Coal4nfe Davie, ifq. On the eft init. was publifbed, peke SC ECLECTIC REVIEW fur AUGUST.- Contents : _ . Richardfon's Arabic and Per Gan Die" Urinary, by Dr Watkins ; Defeription of Latium; niter's Elfay on Commercial Exchanges ; Good's Tranllations of Lucretius. Fakes Differtation on the Pro. ;Andes; Whitaker's Letter to Ogilvie ; Alkites Geographical Dc. lineations: Abernethy's Surgical Obfervations ; Mifertes of Hu man l.ife t S ark's Mum of Edinburgh ; Steuart's Life and Works of Sallult ; Heron's Letter to Wilberforce on the Slave Trade; Fellowes's Treadle on Death; UMW, Sermon; Colleelion of Enigmas; Sacred Hillery In familiar Dialogues; Caterhifm o. Sacred Hillery ; Epitome of Sacred Hillery ; Robinfon's Gram mar of Hillory; Creamer amildered as a Watering Place; Sir A Gordon's Thankfeiving Sermon at Weft Tilbury; Wood's ditto at Huddersfield ; Dawfun's ditto at Sheffield Sander's ditto at Sedgefichi ; Cuilicr's ditto at !Peckham; Svedenfiferna'artyck Meffage from the Prelident of the United States ; aiclea I.iterary Intelligence; Litt of Works recently militant. Piloted d e P ort a h t e er P m n i -row ' fre ri r ee°r 4 —To an d fold k b o r m Lo al n l gm Co an e;ioa H u n i n d it eat 'it ir and ns Ilbotid be addretied free ef aspen re. ON LIVE STOCK This day were poblithed, in Dam, price as. 6d. REMARKS nu LIVE STOCK and relative SUBJECTS. —By ANDREW COVENTRY, Prufdror of Agriculture in the Unkerrilty of Glafgow. Printed for Archibald Creatable and Co. Edinburgh ; Jobs Murray. Flea-itrect ; and John Harding, St Janina's-firm, Lon don. Of whom may be had, A Tr/vire on the Orkin, Quantum, and Cultivation of Mao Earth. By William Alloy Oleo. 3a. 6dr This day was publi Bed, In One Volume iv*. mice sea 6d. in beards, (-) BSE RV A 'PIONS on the Utility, Form, •ud vv Management of WA raft MEADOWS, and Graining and !Mitring of Peat Bogs—with an account of Pnefley Bog, and other extraordinary Improvements, concluded for ►is Grace the Duke of Bedford, Thomas Wm. Coke, EN. and others. By WILLIAM shit fH, Engineer and Mineralogitt. Sold by Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row; and R. M. Bacon, Norwich. HUME and BELSHAM's HISTORY of ENGLAND, from t$ Ear Heft Records to the Prefent Time, Complete. MR. PHILLIPS. has the honour to introduce to the Public the only complete, refpedllble, and uniform Se. rim of Englifh Hiftory which has ever been produced. Mr. Hume's Haltory was brought by that writer down to the period of theßevolutios, and Mr. BeLSRAIit has taken up dill Narrative from the Revolutioo, and brought k dowse te the Peace of Amiens. Both works form an unit .rna Series of loVohentes, led they soy be had ([every Bookfeller in Town and Costatry, price 8L boards. Perfons already poffetfing Mr. Hume t Hiftory, may have Mr. Salim:est:mire Work by itfeit in to Volume, for Five Daum In boards. 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