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N c 1 . . . ..........• • • • . . • --. ~ . fl C I A V.• -., A P 111 I , 14, • 1808' • , • •-• • TO THE WORTHY AND nampiNDENT FREEBAN OF sonowtau. _,___-------..-.--..----e-j—iin-...-,-----c -112MOSIIIIIDGF., APRIL to, Laos. R* \VI:" the O ffi cers of Ike Id Battalion 3 d Regi ment, or Briffg, most sincerely congratulate you on the cent appointment appointment conferri‘l on you by his Majesty, but should feel &Adria in' gratitude, did we not embrace the earliest oppor tunity of tellifYing our deep regret at your departure, and Abe highserise we entertain of your unremitting attention to the.wal fore and Interest of the Regiment whilst under your command. We cannot permit you to depart without requesting you r aeoe p - Moe of a piece Of'Plate as a smell token of no r g reat esteem and respect. We-hree she honour tube, Sir, With the greatest regent, Your obedient humble Servants, In the name of the Officers 2d Batt. Bur*, JOHN BQLAND, Bt. Major, 9d Foot. IBet. Gen. Bingham, late Commander 9d But. Buffs. MAODALIN COLLAGE, OXFORD. TOE ANNIVERSA RY MEETING of MAG. L EN COLL.F.GE, will be held a of May, 'eont the 'llatelsed House, loosoirereee, en Wednesday the 4th , are...mins. sibrogne Cholsneley, But. I Rev. T. L. Cooke Morctos Thomas Collins, Esq. Dinner e six &Clock. -------- Gmwtssusw, • Y OU will participate with tho se of his Family he has left to deplore his loss, is the sincere reset they feel at the decease of your late Worth y Re p resentative and my near Relation, Admiral RAINIER ; and, slihough my pretentious bear Ito proportion to the claims his estimable character lad upon your regard, yet, born in your 'r o om, and trained urby his precepts, in vemptation and gratitude to the Corporation of Sandwich, and attachment to my Country, I humbly presume to uirer myself as Candidate for your Favour, and hope, by your assistance, for the high honour at tilling that skustide *hidi his death hasleft vacant. I Isoyethe humour to be, Lleatlrmitts, Your most devoted bumble servant, JOHN SPRATT RAINIER.. Londmn, April it, 1116,.. ..--;---4. TICTUALLIIVG OFFICE, March 2.5, 1806. THE COMMLFS lONERS . for I r ICTUA LLING iliS MAJESTY': NAVY, do *Tray nor Notice, That on Friday the !Id of April neat, they wElbe ready to r Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN. MED TONS of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grimed CHESHIILE, SALT, or Salt of equ'al goodness ; and for EIGHT HUNDREI TONS of cHesti.az•BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness (of wbtah the Persons who make the Tender . are to produce Samples) to be delivered into His Majesty's Victual ling Stores at Deptford, one half b y the S 1 st of July next, and the! remainder by the 30th Seprensber following, free of all chargeapti risk to his Majesty, erFeist that the Contractor will be allowied shillings and eleven pence per Too for porterage of the Saif front; the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by tills payer With I interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the. Seeretarib; Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Cheshire, respectively.' No regard will be had to any Takler in ts•hiik the price shall not be inserted in word: at length, or that shall act be delivered to Me Brad befog One o'Cloa en the said Friday the Vail' April next. Smarming the Person who males thoTakkr, or some Person WI his behalf, sitoaile to when called far, lINNIVERSARY D;NNER of the Noble j. op and Gentlem en educated under the Rev. Dr. Busters. obe held at the British Coffee-house, Coclupur-street, on Sa. psi* inst The Rev. Pr. Bilanal is the Chair. Vica-Passtnrawrs . joholedpon, Esq. John have rens Bicknell, Esq. STEW•RDS. lerigen geT, Eli Ch a rles Parr Burney, Esq. As s@ vows@ Crogawyn, Esq. James Philip Stimps ou, Bag . 174;1 - k °18. api l e precisely a • 61 q' Charles North, Esq. tgurabt five o'clock. T 7up be had at the Bar of the British otfee- house, at Ids. p ?le Tickets to be delivered after the 21st ins Ct. This day pobThiObed, irk* as. bound, A Vi°cA" !MARY, ENGLISH and GREEK, arrieselii systematically, to advance the legne; in scientific a/ Is verbal knowledge ; designed fur the use of Schools. • By NATHANIF.L HOWARD. P r inted"for Longman, Hurst, Rees , ma ®rife,Paternostar i row; Loittion ; ascl,Rees &ark: BRIGAP4ER GENERAL BIINTGRAM's ANSWER. KIIIIIGall&IDGE, APRIL 10, 1818.' Gentlemen -Li feel most highly flattered INLyoar Letter (*this day, expressive of your congratulations on my recent appoint ment, and your regret at my depirture.,as, it indicates your ap probation of my cataract, whdit I have hod -the honour to com mand Vasa. It has over beau nay wish to promote to the utmost o f my power tlis e sOfare of the Battalion, and the comfort of thy brother Offi'c'ers, and that I have succeeded in accomplishing these objects in your opinions it most gratifying to my feelings. I accept with the most unfeigned thanks the very handsome testimony of your esteem, which was as tsuerpectest, as it was un merited, and can assure you that f did not require this token to remind me of the, universal good will and attention which I haze constantly experienced from every Officer of the Battalion. It will ever give me the highest pleasure to hear of your 'welfare, and be assured, I shall think myself most happy, if at any future period chance should again plaoe you under my command. I beg you to accept my sincere regard and good wishes, And believe me to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble Servant, RICH. BINGHAM, Brig. Gen. Late Conussaading 21 Battalion Buffs. To Major Boland and the Officers of the 2d Batt. Buffs. ja to crrY LOTTERY TO ISE DRAWN IN ONE DAY; viz: Mtk OF THIS MONTH. SWI" an d Co. No. 11, Poultry,. and 140. 12, charing. Cross, have on Sale thg ' richelijokl Shares a the j ,„ uiterf, whickwill be drawn in thuildhall,, in ONE DAY .the Seth of this Month--* Prizes are First-rate Freehold woes, in Stingier-street and Pickett-street, discharged a Land- I T at , a nd valued at £104,000, as under 1 prize Of E. 25,000 7 Prizes of L. 4,000 ......... 7,000 6 3 1 ,000 4 „. ....... ti 1 4 , 000 TA r t, sod Shuts have already risen in Price, and another *emote is espected before the Dr awin g , Patent Prices, - - Tickets L. 7 191. 4 4 0 1 E i g h t h s ! U ri ...... 2 3 0 Sitteentbs Q u arters ...... i b iODERN LONDON SURGERY. TM. day was published, In one ' vity large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, illustrated with such Plates as are essential to the sub)ect, rice Itis. in boards, FIRS LINES of the PRACTICE of SURGERY —Being an elementary Work for Students, and a concise Book of Reference for Practitiopers. By SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medi cal Society of London ; and Author of Critics Reflections on VAUXHALL BRIDGE• THE intended, STONE BRIDGE ek e p the RS' tilt THAWS ai'VArtitAla..—The Public Sub scriptions for earybig the said Bridge inur elect, will close on Wednesday, the 20th instant, or 'culler, if .the few remaining Shares are not F reyioualy filled up. plan•, elevations , and sections of the Badge, may be seen, or other in formation obtained, by arplyibgist she...lice of Mr. Dodd, the Engineer, No. Sd, Change-alley, itttra Exchange, between the hours of ten and four. the Cartetact. Printed for RICHARD Pam:Ars, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black• friars ; and sold by all nookarliers.—Of whom may also be had, The NAVAL SURGEON; containing the entire Duties of Medical Men ht Ses. By W. To it is au Surgeon of the Navy &c. &c. Plate*. 9s•b°"d______ ARMY. TO BE SOLD, for the Reg ulation under circum stances peculiarly eligible, a Lieutenancy in a desirabltt Re giment of Light Dragoons, most Advantageously Rationed:— Apply by letter only (post paid) addressed to Lieutenant NO. 1, This day was published, prioe Is. 4a. half -holism& AN ABSTRACTof the HISTORY of the BIBLE; for the use of Chi ldren and Young Persons, with Qiiettioni for eaan n ination ; and a Sketch of Scripture Ceeography, illustrate) with Maps. By WILLIAM TURNER. Printed for h. Humble, Newcaitic-upon-Tyne ; and sold by Longman, Burst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ;J. lohnioh; and W. Vidler, I'HE NAVY. This day was published, in a closely printed Voli me, ewhellished with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price is. 6.i. bound and lettered ; ja few copies taken on fine Paper, price 10s. 6d. elegantly bound), THE BRITISH NEPTUNE , or 2 History of the Rise, Progress, and Triumphs of the BRITISH. NAVY, from the time of ALFRED to the GLOIUOUS VICTORY of TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the successive linprolements in Navigation, Shirlkuikting, and Naval Tactics. By WILLIAM BURNEY, L.L.XII. • Master of the Naval Academy ar Gosport, at. 'lie National tinportance of suck a complete and compendious Work as t h e a bove-mentioned, will, at the present mosnent, be generally felt. Printed for it/CHARD .I'm Lcirs, No. 6, Bridge-street; Black friars ; end sold by ail the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, Cork, Liverrool, Hull, Greenock, Falmouth, and other Sea Port s. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The NAVAL HEROES of GREAT BRITAIN, or Lives o f f • distimpaidied Admirals end Commanders, from Fir Francis to Lord Nelson, with 24 Portraits and $ Charts, price 73. 6d. bound and lettered, or 106.6 d. on fine Paper , elegantly bounii. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made in the most degant and fashionable manner, and its that highly approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSEN sad CLARK, Taylors, at No. in, Rathboi.e-place, Loadoo (the lat tit heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and elegant form. Country Residcuts may be informed bow to send their measure per Post. Regimentals, Court Dresses, Naval tJuiforms, Leather Breech es, Liveries, Stc. 'This month will be pubiished,in one Volume, quarto, (Elegantly printed by Ballantyne) With numerous engravings, from designa by Mr. Richard Smirke, illustrative of the Scenery and Habits of the Twelfth and Thir. teenth Centurkc P A RTENOPEX of BLOIS : a Romance, inrour Cantos. Freely translated from the French of M.Le 40Vesdi with Notes. By WILLIAM STEWA4RT ROSE. I Printed for L0ngmat2L_.....a....,,„„,..„......--s..*s••+•HuTst, Rees, Orme, Paternoster-eoW . ::-...—.-.------------- GR.AND CITY LOrTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. $€104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 TICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall April 26. • List.of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each. *AND HOTEL, 9, Sidaner-street, - 94, SiituSet-street, o - 4 ditt - . 4S. ditto . - 4, Pickett-steer, 7, ditto, • 17, Sishiner.reet, - .21, ditto, 41, ditto, - 4, ditto, li, ditto, • • 10, Pickett-street, - 11, ditto, - 18, Skinner-street, - 40, West-Side of Snow-Hal, 4S, Skinner-street, - 4t, ditto, - 9, ditto, - 4, Pickett-street, - It, Skinner-street, - Making together the Sum of iff 104,010. The above Valuatio n is taken at the lowelst estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery isdrawn, the Properrt el be very considerably increased in es have been tide from various Persons to purchase several of the Houses at the prices they are estimated at, and it is proposed that those Priii.s which are divided into small shares shall be sold, and the produce paid to the Shareholders according to their respective Shares. This day were published, in Octavo, price Ss. OBSE RVATIONS on LITHOTOM, being a Y re p u blication of D-JamesDovilaesA - ppendfx to the Nistory of the Lateral Operation for the Stone; and of the other original Papers relative to Mr. Cheselden's invention and for improverneat of . that Operation. To Wh ich is added, a Proposal a New Mao ser of Cutting for the Stone. By JOHN THOMSON, M.D. Oat of the Surgeons o f the Ro y al Infirmary, Professor of Surgery to the Royal College of . Surgeons—also Regius Professor of Military Surgeiy In the truiversity of 'Edinburgh. Printed fbr Longman, littrat, Rees and Onse s iveracistevreir , London, and W. Blackwood The only REPOSITORY . in the BRITISki EMPIRE Where Comfort, Ea*, •Duribilltf, Pliasantness, Economy, mid Utility, are combined to a Saving of Gee Guinn in Three, in OOLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS with COT %-,4 TON FEET, No 146, Fleet.atwet. A most With, %ratea ble, and Elegant Selection of Ladies' end Gentlemen? stoat and fine Black, White, and Coloured Silk Hose, for 7s. 6d. or tbree pair for One Guinea, to superfine, with the nowt ii.otinnable clocks, 10s. 6d, N. B. To such of the Nobility: Clergy, and Gentry, witdhave not made trial of their distinguished and unequalled excelleneks, it may be proper more precisely to state, that they are far more comfortable, soft, and pleasant, twice sa durable, and-thou& every way equal in richness, elegance, and quality, are not two-thirds the price of those with Silk Feet. • 4 Very Article of Hosiery. - --..—.--.—.....—.....6....6"—.-- .C 25,000 1,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 4,000 *O6O iNeou ...5...hi...i.a..-..---- --- GENERAL BIOGRAPHY. Thliday" was published, A neat Edition, being THE THIRD, with considerable Additions and Icaprevessdots, corrected to the mid* of the year 11107, in one very ifire and closelyprinted.voluliwi ciottoivls, Ids. in boards. l i tir. ifticA,L, HtsToRICAL, and .. goo Arki CHRONoi.OOiCAL I.IICno.NARII, containing ac .:OEADE SCCEIleha OrdIELIVRE, CHARACTER*, and AcTioN $ of the most eminent - Peryine of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of States, voti the Successions of sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS, LI.. D. /cc. dm. Vita enitn mortuorum in memoris est pasha. CICERO. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the form of a Die tioeuy, and in the compass of an octavo volume, answering the purpose of refeienee on all points of Biography, Chrouolqgy, and .111Mory, cha ll enges the respect of every Student, and every Lover 4,000 4,000 This day was published, in Tess Volumes 12m0, price Itis. inboards. AN ABRIDGMENT of the ROMAN HIS TORY from she FOUNDATION of ROME, by RO MULUS, to the fusel Subversion of the Western inspire by ODOACIIA written on a plan calculated to assist the memory. By SOPHIA F. ZIEGENIiiter, Author of the Epitome of the History of England. London : Printed for the Author, and sold and by J. Hatch Dale, erd, Bookseller to her Majesty, No. 1.90, Piccadilly ; G. W 0011440. 4:000_ 4,000 3,000 .3,000 3.0 00 3.000 9,000 9,000 2.000 UEAUTY improved, preserved, and rendered per -11-, manent, by the habitual use of the SICILIAN SOAP, or Italian Washing Paste, which is different from, and an improve went on, all other Soaps. 'this fragrant, emollient, balsamic, wa shing Paste, cleanses and renders the skin of the face, neck, hoods, ittc„moat beautifully soft, fair, and smooth, removes ever y bltmish from its surface, attd protects it from all the injeries of inclement, variable, and saline atmosphere. This soap is pre pared from cosmetic flowers, balsams, and herbs collected in Sicily, and the fruitful plains of Italy. Once using will establish its pre- of Literature. Thi s Dictionary consists of 1000 closely ptinted pages, each containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much mat ter as any large and eapensive quarto. After the sale of three editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and the credit and authority which it had acquired its the literary world, it be comes matter of surprize that another Author , parodying its con tents, should have had the temerity to bring out a similar work having the same object, and not containing on e-t The puweifth morare e m atter, at the enormous price of three guineas ! blic invited to soake the comparison, both as to matter and quantity, between Dr. Watkins's work and this other, four times the price. Let it be added, that Dr. Wasklnes Dictionary contains the au. thorities of each article, an essential requisite in every work of reference, which, however, is omitted in this new and unneces sary quarto. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Scairtuar. lionArity, in one volume, 12mo. with bo d es, price ss..bound, t or e in octavo, with a large type, 105. 6d. . Mr. OPIE'S LECTUPES ON • PAINTING. Preparing for the Press, to be published by Subscription, A SERIES of LECTURES on PAINTING, de / livered at the Royal Acatiesny of Arts, and at the Royal Institution, in the years 1106 and 1807, by the late SOHN OPIE, Eig. 'P r ofessor of Painting in the Royal Academy. The Lectures will be handsomely printed in 4to. accompanie ot d with a Metutinto Engraving, by Reynolds, from a Portrait One the Author painted b y himself. The price -to Subscribers, Guinea. Subscriptions are received by Longman, Hurst,Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row, and Hookham and Ebers, lionti-streec. _ enutieuce. Sold by Green, 392, Oxford-street, near Dean-street; ! , harp, 48, Ludgate-hill; and all respectable Perfumers, in pots, 1,. each. The use of this Soap in shaving renders the operation inost luxu riously agreeable. Observe the signature "W. Green." _ _ CIOULD'S VEGETABLE OPENING POW - 1, - , " DERS are pointedly recommended to ail Families as an in valuable Medicine, combining every advantage that can possibly be derived from a Cathartic, without any of its inconvenience. Their mode of operation is at once mild and effectual, thoroughly cleansing the stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution from all bilious, or feverish heats: also being composed totally in Vegetables, they are so perfectly safe and innocent, as to be used with the greatest benefit by every description of persons, without risk of taking cold. Are likewise particularly calculated as ambl ing phyiie for children in the Spring, and Autumn, and ti a cer tain corrector of all humours, or heats, likewise after the Measles. Small-Pox, &c. Sold in packets 2s. 9a. and 45. 6d. each, by T. I. Gould, King ston ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paal's Church-yard ; Ward, .t 0. .. Holborn; Bacon, Orford-street: Brennant, 166, Bialtorsgatv s treet ; Hudson, Hay - Market ; Spyring, 163, Borough ; and mo: , , respectable Vendors. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - €.7 19 0 Half - X. 44 0 Eighth - 0 F ourt h - 30 I Sixteenth - 11 0 Tick, ts and Shares are selling e all the Offices. This day was published, In Or* Volume Octavo, price S s. in boards, AN NQUIRY INTO THE EXTENT AND STABILITY of NATIONAL R?:SOURCES. By the. Rev. THOMAS CHALMERS, (Kilntany.) One object of thiseublication is to prove, that the loss of trade involves in it no other mischief than the loss of certain enjoy ments ; that it leaves the same maintenance as before to every in &ideal in the country; and that, the from being a ground of alarm and despondency, it renders nation fitter than ever for all the purposes of defence and political independence. N. B. Since this work was ready for the press the author has bad the benefit of the Edinburgh review of Mr. ipenees pamphlet, en titled " Britain independent of Commerce;' ind as be conceives that nothing that falls from the Edinburgh reviewers on any sub ject connected with political economy should be received with in difeunce, be has thrown into the form of an appendix some ob servations en those parts of their discussions which seem to boar on the principles of his publication. Printed Ito Oliphant and Brown, Edinburgh ; and sold by I.ong man, Hum, Rees, and urine, Paternoster-row. \'—.---;..-------- THE viRsT BOOK. • This day was pablished, embellished with nearly o an ne Hundred Wood Cuts, price only Siapence, with a full allowce to who ptirchase by the dozen, LONDON PRIMER • or, First Book for T HE Children at the earliest Age t intended as an Introduction to , D. Mayor's, and the various other English Spelling Books. By M. PELHAM. The following art the peculiar improvements which, it is sup. L polled, eiltilli thli little work to general adoption and preference in all preparatory an d first schools, and %mobs those mothers vriso tirath their infant's the first elements of reading. . 1. ft irptiated on a superfine e paper , paper, on a very clear and large _ Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, Free Living. &c. are removed b : • the.use of Dr. FOTHERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS. TO DR. FREEMAN. SIR —Certain indiscretions, which are too apt to b the fate of young Men, bad so ruined my constitution that 1 was brought almost to the grave ; my weakness was so great could not stand, my senses were apt at times to leave me, cud my whole frame was so convulsed that the vessels seemed incapable of carrying on the functions of life, but with great difficulty, other symptoms attended which I shall not enumerate, but leave to.your self to judge of. Chance, at this time, threw in my.way a person who had laboured under a . similar disorder, he strongly recota mended to me your FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL IDROPS, thesiffects of it, I must confess, in a very short time aut.* prised me, by regularly using them for about six weeks, the origi tal disorder hu left me, and I feel myself every day gaining Math and strength ; which I have been impatient to communicate M you, as an inducement to other to apply in the same way, to this invaluable medicine. Sir, your obedient servant, JOHN THOMPSON. London Coffee House, Ludgate-street, April 8. TO DR. FREEMAN. SIR—I had long Laboured under a severe complaint, which liissatiended with depression and lowness of spirits, palpitatistr. 11( the heart, and a constant falling, as though I were going to die won seeing your advervisetnent of Dr. Futhergil's Drops, they ap peared to answer my ease, and one bottle was procured from which I found astonishing benefit, and by the use of a few bottlewl was restored to greater strength and vigor than lever possessed liefs:rs.. I shall occasi on ally continue to use it and look upon it as a mu st valuable family medicine. Sir, your obedient Servant, Portman.aqnare, July 15, Itso4. JANE EDWARIN. Sold Wholesale awl Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chtapaide, corner of Pt.tenaoster-rev, London; and Retail by most Cusuey lienitacUer4,. awfMedichie Vaidarla, itt P-sallsa, at es: 6d. l Is. sad eta. each. WAR WITH AMERICA, RUSSIA,- SIArEDRN, did. This day was published, Second Editioo, Vice 41. HE BRITISH TREATY ; a clear, able,. Mil Tinteresting Statement of the Dispute between Britain.a44 l America. By Govtrneur Morris, Esq. of New York, Amliessailor to France during the Reign of Roberspierre. Witli at Appendix f of State Papers. And, by William. Cobbett, EA. &Re/bunion o the present Polhiesi Sentiments of Himself. Printed for Stookdble, junior, NO. 41, about the middle, on the North bide of Pall Mall; and Gilbert and Hodges, La Grange and Kerne, Dublin. Where May be had, edited and transla?ed hy I. I. Stockdale, in S vols. two. with portraits and plant, yele.t IL 1.5 s 641. or on royal s a , with roof plats, 3L Ili. Lives and Campaign of Gustavus Adolphus tilt Great,.and Chuks XII. of Sweden, and Peter the Great of Russia. By Rev. W. Harty and M. de Volta______2lrl• type. - . L. The int set of letters are of an unusually large size, being an inch stmare, sod the second set ci great and small letters are il lostrated with cuts of familiar objects. Let 3d. The Reading Les s on s begin w ith Words of only two Let tere, and proceed cotton/ of three and four Letters, and finally by simple gradations'io those of two and throe syllables. . 4. Every lesson is decorated with a betutifully engraved fami liar object, remitting the another of pleasing cuts in the work newly one hundred. S. The Work is closed with suitablePrayets and Hymns tulip. cod to the first age. Vut g av and low expressions are stildlously avoided, and an 6. endeavour has been made in evert piet to units simplicity with elegance. Ls a word, the Lamson Plumes, ,or FIKIT BOOK, had only be seen to be preferred by Children themselves, and by Parents and Teachers, to every other work of the same description. Misted for Recess° POILLM, No. 6, Bridge-etreet, Black felons and to be had of Champions and Miaow, Old Jewry ; of Wilson and Spence, York i H. Wady, Usinabormie c ltt Keene, Dublin ;..G. Lurnaddit, Glasgow ; and all other lees Ind StitiOners. Of whom may Amite had, At goilish Spelliag Bnolt, fectinilsanied Sy a prog it ressive Kr o ll 0 easy and families Lemma, adapted to te the caprhened Children, and e mbellished with # variety of teigniviiip-460 vv'fwlr intended to furnish, for the ale of Scheele, as iinpreeeill istrndeetori Simi tit the fi rst efienlefts of the Eilsilsh Lanfivolie• By Ifni. Itfavor, LL.D. Rected of SionesSildirli Oefoidshire. VionxitHistley..in ilerkshires:Chsablerrteisedin tieSenis.sdition, . .ce is. 6d. ... r . . J. P. CIERWEN's, Esq. M. P. fur Carlisle, NEW WORK On AGRICULTURE; slPtieated, by perm s sion. to the Right Reiregend IL WATSON, Lord Ilishop of Llandsff. This day was published, in one neat Voldme, fiver. illustrated with Plates, price 10s. boards. 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I ------- ALL IN A DAY IMPORTA NT CHANCES, to he decided on the 91th efthe present Month, (APRIL) on which Day the Draw n/41k CITY LOTTERY begins, and will finally *lose :—All sess Sabatantial and well finished Estates, situated in the mredost i g g ibie Parra Loudon, Land Tax redeemed, a nd may lie ente sabamediately, or disposed of to advantage.---E104,000 in Capital trlZes• Present Priests - - - Tickets L'f 19s. Hans - £4 40 I Ei g hths - - Cl. 4 0 Quaners - 29 0 I Sixteenths - 011 0 the grand Prizes in Cox's Lottery, 1774.—Pigoes grand Dia insod,lBol.---Sevend Pries in Boyden's and Brneyer's, weft sold by HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill; No . 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