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V _ upwards. mast ° I 4I • RKWED ELM Timm 1.210 Loette ; ROUND ASH TIMBER, 500 ditto; fromgiO V lTOrisMi. OAK SPOKES, for S-fekt Wbeels, No. SO,000; diopped. *LM STOCKSOS by 151 n. No. SOO ; to be chew's' sod bored. PAIRS. 14:bp 14 in. No. 1,1180 ; to be dor: and bore& neiwrxliz.Lvar... No. WOO; c . oft! _ ' APE H4SDLES, 3 006; stratmd.end complete. One Moiety of ihe hevred,OalTimbeentust be delivered into Store on or before the 80th dai 4 line tit; and the remainder hier before the web SeptembeeMewing. Of.tbe *lm . and Ash Timber, one, Moletpninid. bp/delivered iAto Stort,by.ibe Sin March shit 14441111.4*.ii/er on or be. ft;re.tbe WA June r fellowing. 'The whole or the Oilt - sm and Elm.Stoilllit tenet be - sop- Plied—the former 4.shodimPeambo;l sa 4, tkilltfte on or before lite Kish lime next, aiaLste other Articles if three months. Of the Titeber, no, Tender will be received kir. less than Ise, I.o,ads. Ottile.rimaipleg Articles, no Tender'. for less than dm 0 following eidtaddes'idoitTr f can be noticed, viz'. • . • ' OaleSpoltiaM, .'' _. . 4 - MOO Ihn*Stocki . (peir4 • , • A .s . ,of P,ich 4iss, _H*4 . • z .....,0 00 0 . • • • " . __4900. 1 4tit Further Particulaii win leiter: l 're sprestfon m Miler. Ceneial . Cuppage, in the ' ' ;troefirieli i tad alto at the Secretary's Mei in 11.aforelaid,i0gethes also with die Forms and Condidnew ttos doom% payday -,bmweett the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, slid where the Proposals mint be de• livered, sealed Up, tibd indorsed, 44 Proposal. foi,Thither, &c.; *mina Proposatcan be admitted'after the raid SA day of Decem ber, at 12 °Weskit noon of the same day ; neither Will any Ten der be noticed, Unless the Party making it, or an Agent In hie behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, l e , ) CREW, Se _ _ ...._ . 'l•l.‘ ' h..CIENEY,I7ne Mlle from SIIOiLIDITCH CHUIIOI4. s~sepoldisrnitore,, Pianoforte Plate, Linen, Chlipsilrlooks, and Siesta. tO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, _ By Mr. ROBINS, the Pretnirt s cambridp Heath, near the Turnpike, Hack ney, on Monday nest, December 6, and following Day, at fifteen. ' THE Genuine and Neat HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, , flairtoned Plano.forte, Plate, Linen, China, Books, and Effects; the Furniture comprises 22 Four-post, Tent s and other Bedsteads, with Dimity Furnitures, good Bedding, well- Made Cabinet-work of all descriptions, Carpets, Pier and either Clams. good Kitehenßequisites.Garden tools, Brewing utensils, Casks, and various effects. May be viewed en Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale; Catalogues, at-1 s. oath, may be bad on the Premises ; at the Mermaid, Hackney; of Mow. Saxon and Watkins, Solicitors, No. 5 Nitireourt Temple • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick- At the Anther Public.house, Northam, on Thursday, the 2d day 'of Deaniber next, 1813, between the hinirs Of twelve •and two Oicloc]; en thSvmsd_sy. twitter. 4. in Lot s. LL that FREEHOLD ESTATE. called NCALTRAM; slinire - Sitah - of the river lichen, anti only one mile from Southauspuin; nosidado, of a LirgeWharf; with a CtoneStore, Whartneetifp i ur, Sava-houses, and Smith's Shop; s laigeVard, at Waifs hive been built Ships Of the Line for Go vernment, and other:Vessels oirilmtist every description fox Mer chants service ; Eight'reilements, Public-house, with Bdat-h6use, Store Mould Loft, Tree nail House; 4tibles, Kiht, indtftliw-lioutes, large Gorden, en eloed with a lofty brklt wpti, Orchard .ad Meadow ; the whole Cif which contain tbeistEig'fit . Ncrei, and most eligibly and con- Vei iiently situated for earryingon an esiendve mercantile concern. rartiyO k r& may be knewn and a Plan of the Estate seen after the !td day of November next, at Mr.Wisit'S Office in the East stree4 Southamptoo. 7 -7 ANTI-ATTRITION. . IHE above Reward will bapaid on conviction, to any Person or Perishes; *ho *lll ere such information, as may be the Evans, of ilcosecutiug an 4 recoyerlng Damages, From any person or ptrsons, committing a fraud on hi* Ma • Ray's Patent, to smote to the Patentees, the ezelinave Right, for lausteen Years, of making the. Caaposition, t• prevent the eF. real orFrictren. To be paid at the Patents.' Office, No: 40, Charing•Crossi neeMO S At t At /1.94* . rLACE, COMIg4CL:SL INN, W HIANTH TE "LION, GK. ILLIAM FLETCH E R.' respectfully returns thanks to Ills numerous Friends for the very lkitteNttg ketenuragenaent h:e has reeeivy4 dysinc his rissidence at thy above ' Inn, 4fid Isegi tease to asiure !bens and the Public, that no ya itylsnt go liji 'cart Ain Ile swain to rends the avemrnoda tlons in ever ; artmeitt weettarof Noir patronne and support. N. It A well selected stock dirt* and Spirits of ever? de- WiPtion, we. tiLCO 4I 4I) ed 1106.14104 , Key, Corns acc• Novembrt 17, 1813. • IV - ANT§ a 514146:04 and n. SikarY =9 - IfirPt— • • A Young Matt wine his been brefi'to tile Farming Bust . . geAs ; he is allowed to be a rand Ssellsasan and tau undertake . all the practical branches of Farming, Meatoriol lawd 'DA Timber. Ills abilities aml moral concluct *iA be swell apohell of bit i &Mar hi Sits, and. by s Baronet, *lib tioiasinine has lkfeA•W Plef) Teri ftsPorigte'l 4l 34, e YeT l f 9 'el* e a afir e woodi4ig.tate, mating estimates str 'nor, Ta a rtins a pew littiadipg. The Affgerdser is NOW 111 Loaitop, At ilea lQ Cm mrbc_pooctilely attrided to. a or call at M r. fitter's, Stationer, r., a rrilor**, _A. 121 EC HA KDSON, GOODLUCirjiiilpect. -ILL fully littoral the Rubes; that the"( hafe + t pi (luv%ro . otont for the sT4EE Lq'ETRWY. or it,opo putt, to he drawn 14th JANUARY; lett The' Scheon contitai the lallowlng Nut: . , lig 41,334 - 0 8 5 - •,I$J - - 42%04 ;we I I,i so - X 560 21 1 000 17,599 AMA • Thh daj were pbSs In 2 Volumes, price 18s. boar the Semd Edition of SERMONS for PAROCHIAL and DOMESTIC USE: deldined to illustrate and enforce in a connected View, the most Important Articles of Christian Faith and Practice. By SUCHARD MANT, Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Oxford : Printed for I. Parker; and for F. C. and I. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. London. CASTNI'S ENVIRONS OF BAYONNE. This day was published, Mi a,larae sliest of doable elephant, Price 106.6 d. or in easerlfis. A NEW MAP of the Euvjrpof of BAYONNE, correctly copied from Cashirsilarge Map of France. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. GRAND MAP OF Tile RHONE. This day was publithed, on Canvas and Rollers, eight feet eight inches, by three Beet two inches, price it. 12s. 6d. A NE' MAP' of the. RHINE and adjacent Xi: Countries, from . the Mediterranean to the North Sea and the !nuance of. the Baltic. .By CAP I'AIN CHALICHARD. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had. a floe Copy of Chauchard's Map of Germany, &c. half-bound, coloured £elo. 10s. This day were published, in tem price 2s. ed. LUNARBSERVATIONS, denoting the In OBSERVATIONS, lonia of the Moon on the Winds, by her impulses on the Earth's Atmosphere, governed by her Configuration, Po•ition, and other Changes, exemplifying the Cease of such Changes, with Demonstrations how to connect every sign with the result's of its Indlcitions; also a clearer definition of the terms, Air sad At mosphere;' explaining on what principle of nature the Heavenly Orbs are kept in their spheres : with an Epibtotary Address to the Right hlon. the Earl Of STAN men. By SQL. GO. DA COSTA. Fruited for the Antbor c and sold by Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. THE BOURBONS RESTORED !- This day was publithed, itt royal 4to. Bee Plates; XI. 10s.; royal Oro. fine, 15s. common, l2s. duodecimo, fine, 7s. 6d. common - . 4s. 6d. without Plates only la. 6d. • E MALHEUR et 14 PITIE. joeme en- tenis a Chants.—Par L'ABBE DE LILLE, le alter Scott de la France; le Virgil du Siecie. Se Vend ches Stockdale, fits. No. 41, Pall-Mall. Also In one elegant volume, 41e. With a whale length of Brian, King of Ireland, price 16$. The Emerald Isle. A Poem. With Notes Historical and Bio graphical By Charles Phillips, Esq. Barrister at Law. N. B. The first is the finest French Poem, the latter the finest English Poem of the age. I.ately published % In One Volume Royal goo. pie, XI. Is. In boardi, AN ANALYTICAL TABLE of the PRI VATS STATU'T'ES, passed between the lit Geo. 11. A 1). 1727, and &2d Geo: 111. A.D. 1212, both inclusive, arranged chronologically, alphabetically, and according to the subject-mat ter, and combining, In facility of 'reference; the utility of each of these methods of arrangeMent. GEOROE BRAMWELL, of Lincoln's Inn Fields. This . book will be 4onnd particularly useful to all Convey ancers, Solicitors, and others coemrned in preparing or posing privhte Atte of Parliament, being the Only digest hitherto pub fished of the titles of pritate Acta prefixed to the several Editions .f the Statutes at large. Londo9 Printed for Ifieelth lintterivorth, Fleet.street ; agd J. Cdisk, Ormond Quay, Dublin. ... respect to dasee-onrcers en ossu ......----, _ ____ extending their services as Militia to any part of Europe, you will be pleased to transmit to me, With as robe delay as possible, an accurate return, specifying the names and ranks of the offi c ers, and the number of NW-commissioned Officers, dreamers, and private men, in order that I by the same belore the Prince egent, and receive hie Royalhneals pleasure as to the pro portion thereof which he may It expedient m accept. ' each Nots-comtnisnoned Officer, Drummer, and Private Man, who may be permitted by his Royal Highness to extend his srvices, in this manner, will be entitled to I bounty of eight Guineas, on taking the oath prescribed by the second menus% of the Act above mentioned) which bounty will be paid under the direction of the Secretary at War. The Officers, Nowaimmtaltmed Officers, 1) and Private Men silt be nettled to receive the-warrwrpay mak , roln:a t antes as the Officers, Non-commissitined Officers, and Private Men in his Majesty's Infantry Regiments of the I.ine ; suck pay and allowances to commence from the day on which their offer to extend their services may have been formally accepted by the Prince Regent; and the Officers and Men will moreover he entitled to the same pension for the loss of an eye or a limb 21 the Officers and Men of his Majesty's regular forces. In ascertaining the numbers that may be so disposed to extend thefr services from the corps under your command, you will take' care to exclude all such as from age, infirmit c', or any other cause; may appear to you to be unfit for active service. With reference to those men who may be desirous of extend ing their servicei to his Majesty's regular forces ander the pro visions of section 12, I am commanded to acquaint you, that,. in pursuance of the power thereby vested in the Prince Regent,' it is his Royal Highness's gracious intention, in case a company of not less than 100 Private Men shall enlist, to appoint from!' amongst the Officers actually serving in your corps, a t le Lieutenant, and Ensign, to be Captain, Lieutenant, and E ' such Company; and if a smaller number than 100 men as enlist,b-1, his Royal Highness's intention to appoint ()fame be the fUllowing proportion, vit. For every 30 Men - - - One Captain. • $0 20 And his Royal Highness is pleased to entrust the Commandant' With the selection of the Officers so to be appointed. ' I'am further to acquaint you, that the men so enlisting into his" Majesty's regular forces will be entitled to a bounty of two gat peas, either for limited or unlimited service, in addition to the regulated bounty allowed to Militiamen enlisting into the Line for limited or unlimited sere ce respectively. You will nog fail to explain to your Corps, in the most distinct terms, that each company, or part of company, is to be placed in such of the regiments, specified In the annexed List, as the Com mander in Chief may judge expedient. At the same time you will assure them, that if, through their Commanding Officer, they should express to the - Commander in Chief a desire to he placed in any one of those regiments in par ticular, his Royal Highness will feel disposed to comply with their wishes, as far as may be consistent with the good of the service. The age and size of the men *flowed to enlist into his Ma jesty's regular forces must be in conformity with the established regulations; and you will not fail to make a return or their num bers to ibis office,and also to his Royal Highness the Commander- IP-Chief, from whom you will receive immediate instructions as to the regimeat or regiments for which the men are to be attested. 'You will also forward to his Royal Highness the names of the Officers who may be selected for Commissions in the Line, in the proportion above-mentioned. Those Officen will be allowed temporary rank in the army, from the day on which they may he approved by the Prince Re gent ; and after nine months service their rank in the army will become permanent. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent relies with confidence on your utmost exertions to give effect to a measure so highly im portant at the present cenjuncture. I am, Sir, Your most obedient bumble Servant, the Officer commanding the' Militia. LIST IST BILOIIIIINTS Olt BATTALIONS IN BOILOPS, INTO wakes IT is poorest:a TNAT Tit MILITIA SMALL VOLONTILIIII: SROTS.OR BATTALIONS. STATIONS. Foot Guards e b and England lit Foot, 3d Batt. lof Foot, 4th Batt. Swatormd td Foot, - - Illeir.qmponies at Home---Four lia Spain 3d Foot, la Batt. ..= 3d Foot, ad Batt. 4th root, m ist B a r t. . Ist Sat. Sri sth Foot, td Batt. Enstand / Ist Batt. Spain 6th net' iii!titt Batt. lc Ba t t S ie Palla tee : 7th V4(44 lid Batt. Jersey orb Foot , 24 rt. • d 49 * 4r0(4, • itd Bitt. 5 ifs, ( Ist Batt. Spain 90. 4 . il nll 24 Batt. Bat t. 12th Foot, g _ I eth Foot, ' Ba mt. altr i Sth Foot, id Mau. Alla/ left Feet; . •-•-• • Ireland is ;ii FOB, 24 Bltt. Josef NO Foot • - • vet root, I tat lit Blatt. sjut. S ci: a ;4 Pxl , 114 tat navigate.. rasiaPd Spain ? !It toot, 24 itaFt. Six Companies in England-4 In Spain yINN A , i t r at l t. l. W oib ith rshar tge Force , ?ink . r D•laj•ten. CI ?PI? PP!. 124 Batt. Scotland Ist But. Spain • rag 4 3 96 1 2 a Batt Spain Ail Boa. „Spain fist Lim Ztd I. =sad - 'a - Mix sid Batt. Jersey list Batt. Sicily s 4 tat. fat Bait. %I td But. inland - - With the Force Wee M4.-Oen.Oibbs $d Batt. Spain c Ist 140. Edit tad Batt. tinder Orders for Embarkation tin Batt. Spits - • • 24 Batt. England Ist But. Olbralty td Bat. Under Ordon for Embarkation Ist Bait. Spain - • - • - - 24 Batt. England tifb F9O, lath Foot, Pik frei salt Foot, ?oot, lit att. Spila gd linglan4 Bitt• grin 2d But. ?raped `haft ap * DM. Mimi ~~ yam. INK . , l a d Sid F oot, s u s In Spin Sith Foot, - • Whiten Pores under 1144.-Osa. ODir Sth loot, . - Uothi Orders for Basbarintiou Stith Foot, id Batt thedirOrdett for Eszillorkstios S7th Foot, Ist Batt. 4 1.1. id Batt. . lot Batt: • 6.1 h Pl" ' 2d Batt . S 001111.111 Enitmed-4 th 59th Foot, ttd Batt. Spain 614 Foo t , 1,21 R Bu t. t. Spain F alll, llst But. Sicily 61Id lad Batt. Spain 69d Foot, id Batt gatistid 66th Foot, id But. Spain 67th Foot, 24 Batt. Spain 68th Foot, . • - Spain 69th Foot, Id Batt. Upder Orders for Einterhottoll S at Batt. Spain 71'1 Foot, 2.1 Batt Scotland ' 72d Foot, ad Batt. Ireland 73d Foot, 23 flan. With the Force under M•-Gen. 74th Foot, - - - Spain 75th Foot, - - Sicily 76th Foot, • - Spain 77th- Foot, - - Spain 76th Foot, • 2d Batt. Scotlard Ist But.pain 79th Foot, 2d Batt. S S eotlind t lit Batt. Spain eld Foot, Ithi Batt leney lot gait. Spain 1/11d Foot, 2d But. Akiertley .t Batt. Ordered Home From the Cape of G. aid Foot, 2d Batt. Spain Nth Foot, ad Batt. Spain 115th Foot, - - - Spain 1.117 th loot, ad Batt. Spain Ist Batt. Spain 88th Foot, 12d Batt. Ireland 90th Foot, 4d Batt. Ireland 91st Foote 1 lit Batt. Spain ad Bat. svaiaand arat. Spain "d Foot, ad Batt. Scotland %Ist Batt. Ordered Monte from the Cape or 0.1 1 1. 93d Foot, lad Butt. Scotland - *eh Foot, - - - Spain fist Batt. Spain /ad Batt. Spain 31 But. Five Companies in evalsi—Mte cadre Orders for galbselutdeet 9Sth Foot, :• • • • 96th Foot, 91 Batt. Jersey 97th Foot, - Ireland itoyai Stair Corps, - lii.g'snd and Spain. A CARD. • " Ruddington, nrar Nottingham, November 1. 18 Major General Jona Gear has the hcnour tb -present his Compliments to these General Officers, who, by the recent rapidity of Brevets, have been ejected from Professional Employment and Profev sional Support, at a period of life, with a Rank in Society, and after thirty-five or forty years service, when recurrence to any other mode of life, to assist .their paucity of means, (if such is their situativn) for .die maintenance of their respective Eimilies, is an eh et:dote Impracticability ; left, in many instances, in +Almost destitution of pecuniary circumstances, for, unless private means afford their aid, there are, hap. pity, not many who will think that a Ralf-pap, little exceeding Xl2O a-year, is an adequate maintenance, in the least commensurate with the increased exigen cies of the times. Let not a Brevet, impregnated with these deleterious properties, be called a Brevet of Promotion ;—give it a more appropriate name, and call it a • Brevet of Professional Extinction 1 The Commission of Major-General contains these words': " We do hereby give and grant you full Power and Authority, to Comman.l and take your rank accordingly; you are, therefore carefully and diligently, to discharge the Duty of Major-General: by doing and performing aD, and all manner ot things, than - untO bdongtog." " It is deserving of observation, that these words of high import and imperativeness do not enact that they are alone to be operative and of effect, when the services of the individual, on whom the Commissicin is conferred, is required; but they are conclusively mandatory and absolutely peremptory, 44 to de all, and all manner of things, thermals belonging." These words, then, have the force of a &Anse pas:tams, and cannot legally be defeated and thwarted, as they give irrefragable claim to prcifessional employment and professional maintenance ;indeed, they well qua drate with the early usage of the Standing Army, when the Brevets'Were limited in number, and those Offices, ivho were thus promoted, were immediately employed in their newly-acquired ranks. The prae ticeriflate years, no doubt, has been different s Bet irets ba've been -numerous and repeated, to bring foe. ward some distinguished Officers, or to mark some great national occasion ; but, certainly, it never could Save been originally intended, that a Brevet, thus conceded, should operate as a ban of exclusion, qt as a minima: to a gaol. 44 The practice of the Navy is mote protecting to the Officer, and more congenial .with British justice and Britishliberality Officers,thus promoted,receive the pay of the rank to the which they are promote& • 44 • The scope and aim of this Address, to such Get neral'Officers who may think it deserving of attention, is, tb gibe rise to a meeting, for the purpose of taking ibtO consideration the expediency of a joint Petition to due authority, setting forth these results of the Brevets, their ejection from professional employment; and the total inadequacy of their respective regi. mental and half-pays for the maintenance of them. selves and families, under existing circumstances. 64 Major General GARY will esteem himself ho. noured by any communications General Officers may do him the honour to address to him, and will. in a future advertisement, by this channel, communi cate the proposed time and place of Meeting, in Los: don, in order to agitate the best means of extrication from"these difficulties, by a respectful application to Superior Authority.". - • e .` ' ' -". i •• , ''' f . 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HE SET INATOR : cciataimbff a • aeries Or . 4 ' r ' • • Sot f it n oe s lee W ol : : Oltti PRINCIPAL OiFF '—. ICE Itre: a.m.. T (Ctecass.a.) Vildishail,wbrr• in& •- ' • lid arc . ' Mere let Zeitelaitiall' " Abro, (WOW: las t i. l . _ _ 011101 4 11 A a lft r• Sia-1 transmit to you herewith am Aii :_jist me& ~' .__. Ise Did, • gpidn , - . • ' if E.s:2T's 0114N4"111 if: elf'! Mdtri- • Br iiir EGIATON Blprisciss, K./. hil.,P. . ved the Rind Aier Intittled, "an Au ' at lii alrosty 'Fr irvaTre ad e m . B at h e d I * That PrOpsida win be 'reeeivii I l _t_ . _di s k ° B4: f lll4l d 44 1 01 1i ' Mood few Longman, Hanitt l eisslo B and Brown, Peek- . to accept * Serefee of I Werdan of the 'Made ant of the - oft Mx, . f oi h at . s w a m mistile-rati ; and at the Mash . , %4, Flew Bond -street. . ' United Ilialsgilhigiker the virtue Prisiendia:drat Warr and 4 i.a_ ir..... c Ist Bin. iliptiiii ‘tin dr before Friday, the ad din Arf.Deeneggg ni . st, tram mat .-1 lam comnianded by the Prthes Retreat to dairy to yen phis Royal . s`F '"'", tad Bats bested : Petiotiild may be w il ling to =delete tia • flapply of die under- I This day was p ' ' . - ' ,developed It:entities and descripticut of TOABBR and MATE. 1 liandsotnely ranted in post inro.iiiici 9s. boards, • pleasure tbikusailtalk withosit las of tine, esseable she carps deb Foes, and Batt. Ent* • under year command, and ascertain what ember of 00ceri, ..,. „ • ca It D am RIALS required for *nice Of the Ifolli! Cirri* D•Fitinleit NTING • an Eccentric Posen. Interspraed CA.- ,- . ~ Non-commissitid/10111aerg, Drenmersouitipriete men theftof ' 40th roo t 1u But. wiftt Tales, path:nit - aid ludicrous. To which areileid. m a fi e & pot ty. .. o it t od' t hel f mike; un ba r • t h e - i s lit F oot, ~. - s pa i n at' Woolwich, viz. . . • A few SCRAPS. :54; T • • * •*",' . an to the rules, regnladons,and reenienetis that Act. idEWEp OAK, TIMBER, 700 Leads- = a tab T ian London: Printed dy . ...-Jihn Rkbanisr al, Royal Eztilioi* %/nth _respect to ti t otooik o ts sod aboo women es dig e ous of ael Foot, lid' to Beit altt• r ug. o n i on s i inigiaaties 1 - tity•oi 70-ftwi Stick and uPw*rdis abd . , I a " k it sa .. and i. Hatchard, B o er to her Maier*. 190. Piccadilly. . . ... , •....12.. .a. ......i ... Sint ..-- .. .....• ..6 t 2......- --mi ..... •.. 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C 0 1 13 1 01 1• and Cheri Cron: hire they Sold in the Lotteries draivn bat September at Dvember, the rolleteing Capital Prizes, In 1$ Shares s 2.334 . 420,0311 0114 TOO; 34* Foot 116ih loot, Foot, • tt7th Foot e With Foot, Mb Foot, 'Nth Foot, 411.1 Foot, 3 P , i M 5,9 1 BALDWIN'S DAILY IOtTILNA.L; TOR - fiii4: - This day *e& published, price .. ed. botind'ia rid leather, with . . pockets foe notes. payalLY JOURNAL i or, G ENT LE s, 0441tCHANT' l , and TBADF-SNANa Coot • ate 'A NUAL; ACCOMrT ago ~ for * Pocket or Desk; for the Year ' of our Lord, Ifilit ''.1."121g one - thindied And *Belie ruled pages . ' on fine Writing' "" , for" hisfradraridaists; Observations, and !Cash, every day Is the year ; correct Uses of WA 'Joan! of Pirliapient, pf thq 4anh and ers,ftc. 654. a rariety reful Tables and'other interesting articles; .-- - - --- - Wilkie and J. Robinson, I. Itlehardan and Saßiltury : aid 4 1 TM' i'lld with an Mow v i a bo ti V* On the SIM of Notpubee, with the Alma; ick in one &gadfly printed ioliitie; Woe 7i. i3d. _ Wert, wattled, • ' ' -.• I"E's TELESCOPE, for the YEAR. 1814 i being a CoatntTE 01/011 to the A l eali4ol- - - The Telescope of lime is Intl a to s ford fore ist riptiti I a sd mew Information, and is di eflln 110* ' irte", iris. —The Pint Part contains en E den "nflaltite ski and Holier, inehullng iliographleaf Sketehee of enstiatit Periont, me Notices of Rites tud Cilielge. ;OW eilitiPll. Or ltnie elm *OW_ 1 PO WI ItlFr elietra /ff tfeobl—TliF detail , bssalteess ilittiblissiou geerre e tiV i eTery p i t*, cud detaß the *but ralleelitelleof . the'C Ilo§fies; * . diht t NOM lir Visiseet WI Vitir Sem." Past VIII "fitall't Ayr agreeable (*sorb so the Olseentory, apdwill Weft ridings. V e i l the Yeetk i bl • ft tftf *At_ pi' alp—Tho Third (solo lists or f qpry cg e .Ze i s e 4 thiga , 1 3 r ti r the MI : gration an Ito. of t 7 ' T " , t Mites of Vegetatibit; end the Lebenie of tite .. esiSandituth. Chltalb. tesistie 41wedotee are luterepereed; of the 11111Alierf agsl Whits et the *mai MVP*: ILO the Whole W eiteetle_47 4Peeetr, dee ebesebee fr!),l pIE Wl:A. 4 °m re e n i t t i e r :ar i f I Z' r°- priated to Meteerolagi tfriatkt, in w - tee for predicting the changes filf the **thin; is ihdielited the dlf , ferent apipetratifes 6f The atmosphere, as well .as by aisimale and vegetables.—To the PheAie 140 ml s OtTerl4 Iftteatleetien Myr raiive of Agroneowiqu sod sher Tgme oseplly_occorniiii in Almana4s. ACalliit'llid 17:Wan adaptive Wood Cote of the diffeitent Montle isnaravtd b 7 Mr".^ltteissfig: ' • ' ' London : Printed 1m 'Slier* ood, Nietly; ail& Timer, Pateeette , ; ter-row ; sad sold by all /*ban 10340 Pod cblilltn• Printed for R. Baldwin,l. Wiwi. G. Wilkie an Sortcherd and 'Lefferrnan, M: Hinekesnian; 3. RI W. Buttaby And Co.; and Brodie and Dowding, sold by tbint, and sit Ipotr ar , i er. 5t 1, 4 4 W0 Country. illudnuid anpu y. This poo h #l4lseliad'in ourpindinpunfl naeli, at the optiWn of the Endanger. ,aop. CrOos ; anti This day was published, price igs. in boards, the Sth Edition of AN APPEAL to the GOSPEL, or an Inquiry into the Justice of the Charge. 'alledged by Methodists and other Objectors, that the Gospel . is not pinached by the Na tional Clergy : in a Series of Discourses delivered before the Uni versity of 04ford in the Year By RICHARD mem*, M.A. Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury. " I am not ashamed of the Gape, Of Christ : for lila *power of God unto salvation, to every one that beileveth." - • - - " Quod nos appAlailt Mardian, est illud crinsen ha grave, nt nisi videatur, nisi palpetur, nisi Minibus digickque teneaturicredi faille de homine Christian° non debeat." ' Oxfbrd: Printed at'the University Press for the Author : sold by J. Parker • and by F. C. and J. ithington, J. Murray , , a 4 Parker;