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1 - . NUMBER 53251 IYAL, DILURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY i 7, I 806, will be adled a,New Operatic Drama. in Five Adis; called THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. With entirely New Muile, Scenery, Machinery, Drees, &e. To which will be added the Farce of THE ANATOMIST. Ile Tragedy dale Revenges with the Farce of Matrimony. -----.7.1 11312ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 17, 1806, win be stied the Play of CYMBELINE. Folagest, Mr. KIMBLE l lachimo, Mr. COOKS. Ilmoilue, Mira SMITH. th ipalck will he added the Ncy McliaDrauw, calkd ROGkINTINO; Or, The BRAVO OF VENICE. This Evening—The Man et In Wail& ; with Paul sod Virginia. Thu ?kw Pm e of We 1 1 11.11,1114*, to (Warned as account of she tatlifpolldes of ft. Mole& riIiATRB ROM., COVIIIIT-OARDEN. Portal UNEPIT or MASTER Brrry. ON TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY as, will be *dad *Play of PIZARRO. 'net Mulle seweefell by Mr. Kelly. Pembina Wks atrTY. (belaa faia lat appearance I. thgefe MURRAY iice J)roarbo, .11pastlare COOKIV; Alwase, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Las Cabs, Mat. DRIBIVF.LL t ABilapre, Mr. DAVENPORT; Davila, Mr. MENAGE; elopabl, Mr. ATKINS ; Sentinel, Mr. EMERY ; Ellyti te dffa r SW CH. At the End u i IM .an ADDRESS will be Ipotesi by BETTY. With a PAWN «wrlMesprafed In furore Bills. TisbeataidtVivarsa bs Bei sr Betty, No. es, Upper Chadiew'lltesie I MS of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. ••--- TO as LET, orkossoo.on louneellagely, AN lit Do abliabod INN; bearing the fign of the laws In the Wilt-Erect. Clildelter. ParticilonimeneW moiling to W . and E. liumphry, Brewers, Odebefter.--lon. so, sta. MIDWIPII*.Y. 'THOSE Ladies, whole Gisatioo requires a TEM PORARY amasses:sr tinting their areouchement, will MU witim oligenetabieamormplelsion,with the moßrender treammeet, and** rebel heree# may be apesded on, by sp• plying-ea Wks Odd* Midwife, No. is, Obereh.beet. Black friare.rsed, mar the ledge. on the mod reafesehle tom Mrs. Smith bass Gendwinaw wdl eltablidted for tome years u Mao '. Midwife. who will attend. if required. The children sire will most with emit" esseesho, If left to the ore at Mrs. &oath. The toads Ilettited, wit,* pod t e a bt ad to h. free A tram sellte &Yost hoops th al otter boobs xzw INVENTSD HATS. IN confequence of the very great complaint of late of the hod quality of Huts,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. ye, anad„ wbq has radial there ebb so years, to try the ta d Weiss Mabee Fur with *ever, and which he has . M l = widen his Nog unite espsatelsor. net thy be their slurs bilk'', which, on trial, will be founfti wear oat near two fuck Hats as are made in the Mod way,the Mole Fur makingthem fo roach filer, and of a elofcr texture than thee:Moos mark Furs that are ufually made de of in the manufadtunog of Has; and, with ether good qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has been fo mach complained of, of late, as well as their taking a molt beautiful Mack, which will retain their colour: and being the wanufadturer of his own Hats, he fens them at the low price of Si. ye Ramps indoded. . N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants br espertatloo —Army. Nary, folding, and Ladies' Hate. Gentlemen is the country baud fend the number of inches sound the outfide of the rrows. CY Mole (tins bought in any miontity.-.Letter poltial4re (peeling Mob Skins only, attendod to. This day was pubfilheds 1 In Qt4aeto, price at albs. in boards, the Second Edition of AN ESSAY on NAVAL TACTICS, Syßemati cal and Hiltorieal,with Silty thrtc Explanatory Plates, In Pour Parts. By JOHN CLERK, Efq. of Eidin. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row; and Arch. Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. In contemplating the beautiful fimplleity and unquellinned efficacy of Mr. Clerk's fyftem, it is peculiarly pleafing to reified, that it Is conitrueted upon principles not lets congenial than ho. sourable to the character of the nation for whole tire it wan In • tended. This (yam does not confilt in any trick or mane:vivre. by which courage may be rendered unneeeffary, or gallantly de coyed to its deftredtion ; on the contrary, it proceeds upon the posed prefumption, that we Nail certainly beat our enemies if we can only get near enough to grapple with them: and its foie °hied Is to give the valiant an opportunity of fair fighting, to coo nterad the shifting policy of a wily adverfary, and to infure a fair field for the difplay of courage, difcipline, and perfevcrance in Mentions and alecifivc conteft...--Edinburgh Review, No, ix. - NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. AN ORIGINAL attainment. MORS.. r I ' HE LOVERS of LITERATURE. and the Public in general, are informed. that on the fen day of every Month is regularly pubilibed, a gutither. price half-a-crown, con fining of all the New Voyages mid Tri vela, and containing as much Letter pith as on the fame uuvel and intersiting Sub;edt is Ana/ fold for twenty fantings. Much might be laid to prove the function value of this Work, and it might be dernotiftrated that it continues the mon intereft• Mg, original, and economical periodkal publication of the precast day. The contents, however, of the two fit-ft Volumes, of fin Numbers each, will fpeak for themfelvu to every read...‘ of ordi nary curioLty and intelligence. NEN TRANSLATIONS IN VOL./. AND Cattle Travels bt Antria and Dalmatia—Kuttnw's in Diansek, Sweden, Germany, kc.—.Michaux's in America—Olaifen's in kcland—St. Vincent's In the Inc of France, de. °XVII . : AL STORRS IN VOL.I. AND IT. An Itinerary to Conftantinople—Gleanings in England and Scotland. NP.W WORD/ ANALYZED IN VOL. 7. AND 11. Woodward's Voyage In the Indian Archipelago--Kotzehties Travels in Franee—Tukey's Voyage In New South W:llol—Hol croft's Travel. in Franee—.All illultrated with Views, Maps, &c. VOLITAIR The Third Ntimher of the Third Volume has juR made its ap pearance; and the Works in progrefs though this Volume are of fingidar variety, Importance, and Intereß. They contift of PoquevWe's Trani , in the Mores—..Matigourit's in II m,ver rifcber's in the South of France—vAn Original Tour in Ireland— An Original Tour in Spain—Carr's Travels in the North—f•um bull', Voyage Round the World. All of which will be completed as ufual within the extent of the torrent Volume. :in various and interehlog are the new Voyages and Trivelv, con i malty addreßing theinfAves to the Public in various languages, it may he afferted, no future Volume of chit Work can poirefe chin to attention Inferior to thofe of the above named Voyages anl 'Travels. Printed ICK RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6, Btidge-Rrecr, Black• friars; and w be hod ut all I.totakfcUas. SMAW. MAYOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL. hnlden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Friday, the 14th day of February, t 806, Refolved—That a dutiful and loyal Addrefs be prefented to his Majelty, to congratulate his Majelly on the appuilittnent of a New Adrniniftration, and on the confidence which that M .afure excites or a vigarotta Refinance to the Eneniy, or of terminating the prefent Coate* bye fate and honourable Peace. WOODTHORPE. GUILDHALL—LONDON. T 0 SCULPTORS, MODELLERS, &e. &e. ^f`HE Cominittee appoiwed by the Court of Com moa Om:tenor the City of London, to carry into execotlea a Refoletion of the Court fee ending a MONUMENT in the of the ftd City, to iirrpetuate the Memory of the UM Right Houourable WILLIAM Pi :I', do hereby give notice, That tbcy will meet is the Coined] Cbsothe,r, le the Gulldhall afnrefatd, an Wednefday the 23d of April, ito6, at One o'Clock presiEdy, t o receive Models or Deers for loch Montirn=t, with properals (foiled up) for executing the fame; sod the Committee requeft the reipeditine Aatills will pleat Spate .11May:tinting mart on his Model or Dego. which IlliiAliegireffitind without to bat nude,' =Om corn. euotalialus his.riiviCair, or Terms for ezecutiog the Fresher pirtlmaire mime bS Um* tet the Tevin NW Day (Sundays incepted), between the hours et 'Eleven and Three . W 00,DTHOR PE. of B. If a Dery &mild be approved, it will be carded that Ate Ant& wfd mike a MakiV ' ierefrons and g oe. refs-recce to illunlisilkolifork in Sculpture, eseouted by itinsfelf. TO. THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LICHFIELD. • HIS Majefly having been pleated to fignify his molt gracious iot-ad of calling me to the Upper Houfe et Parliament,' I am of east* under the neceOty of rdgednuthat end which you have fa often, and with fo meth Ilberallty of feeNsent, confided to my care. I received that truft pipe and (potters frqm your hinds, sod .11 haveeyery rearm to Water unfelt . of your being convinced that II reap' R lathe time anhillied Rate, nod that * etwiduel, doting the teem years I have had the honour of Reprefeeting y.O in Pie- lima" tam been 'satiated by that itoreft Independence sod Inte rcity, lifilloch will, l hope, for ever before to me your regard and attadli_ enrol the nophloe can efface from my mind Chet efteem and plellivde *li stews in my breatt, front the recolleCtion of, wild..Fitt have coodefecoded to below upon me, nod Ihe dm you have fa kindly and fo repeatedly Vt nr ,tr,;;,.„„eft,i0.1., , ,.., *Aare and happinefs, and tit* ea' Oseitplrefe nifiltipos'tellepoet will be plcafed to thtnh of sse, whatever I may have it fire/ power to promote in ally way pr en o wac teretts. • , ine "on all occa6orte as your ' • Faithfully d, st. 6. • TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT gLEClbris. OF THE CITY OF LICHFIELD. • MY Brother having been called to a Situation' whick obliges Mm to give al the Reprefeittathm of the: City of Lithistl, I am Induced, from the long attachment and; It4rochhip which you have Gamut° my fatuity, to offer myfeif as Candidata for your Favours. Should Ibe fortunacer,uoup upon this orcaGon to meet with your intent! skid Support, is Gwil be' sty uniform Rudy to prove royfelf defer.tbg of your futuregood opinion. With every finthaent of cacao And rlpte, Ilmavi the honour cobs. Gentlemen, • . • Your molt tublitat and o'•••diroi•Gargoets 04 / l i tAl O S l k Tt l t London, rebrUariri' " . 41 • ' Liopas. • Qvcrirr and CO. No it. Poi:Lily, are feting. warranted undrawri, the Tickets and Skates of (he prefect Lottery. The lien drawn Ticker on Toefday nett, diatom& Day, will mettle aoAlsl. laderen tent of any ocher Prise the may' , l* drawn againft it. There ca mot be any Blanks until It.. Sixth Day ( Feb. 28),as every . 1 ickct drawn beton tkat-tinie will receive sal. ar the leaft. LAW. WANTED by the Advertifer, who baareceived a regular Proftlfi mai Education, and pettedly aemsalntel with the Practice of the Law In all be Branches.' filtration as Affitt ent.to an Attorney and SoHeitor is the Country. It is requelled that no one will apply whofe Praettee does not require the Abiii4CS of a Perron fit to take the complete Managentrut of an °lkea Letters addrelied (poet paid) to A. at Mr. Glendiamines, Printer, No. sy, Hatton Garden, will be duly attended ta. LINEN EGARD.—PREMIUMS. SPINNING YARN BY MILL MACHINERY. I. IN order td encourage the (pinning of Yarn for A Salt Cloth, Canvas, Duck and Drilling, by Machinery., which is deeme4 effentially medial , to the retaining, and extending thefe branches of the Linen ManufaCtory: For every Spindle, not IA than too, which 8611 be erected by any perfon after the IR of January, t 806, and before the TR of Ja nuary, 1807, in a malterly anti effeCtual manner for ipinning .1 Litien,•or Hempap Yam, and tp be worked by Water, Stegall, Hodes, or Oxen, an equal number of Spindles will be given by the iksird, of the belt conflrullion ; together with a fuffi:ient appare -1 tan for Revering, and performing every other work, to render a Ilicielt quantity of Flax or Hemp ready for the Spindles; to keep them conitatatly employed For this the (urn of g.).Ci. will he appropriated,and every encou ragement which the Linen Boar.t (hail find neceffary willbe given to fuch perfons as (Mil contract to make a fufficlent quantity of Spindles in Ireland, totbe above value of toat i. and to ellabli4b and continue a ManufaCtory thereof, under the protection and patronage of the Board. As 4 further encouragement towards eretting Spindlis, to be worked as afordaid . the Trua. x a declare th. it intention of eon-' tinning the foregoing premium. by offo :lig a like quantity of Spin dles in each of the two fuccoeding years, or appropriating a Uke, or greater funs in each for procuring them, in cafe they chau find the good effeets they expea to refult from the prefent offer. 11. And as a farther eneoutagsment towards Spinning Yarn, by Spindles worked in manner ahlrefaid, a bounty atter the rate of ed. per yard a ill be given for each yard of Sall Cloth, Canvas, Duck or drilling, not left to value than used. the yard, and of z fil per yard for each yard lets in vatic than IS. 4d. but ntt under is. the warp and weft whereof fh all be (pun by (pindics fo worked, between the tit day of January 1 kb, and the IR day of January, titan, for the fit R so ~coo which fhall be adually and bona fide (old by the makers thereof in each year. SCUTCHIN3 .AND HACKLING HEMP. IV. For every Stone of found Hemp of frith growth well water rotted and feutched, hackled and dreffed fit for (pinning, between the tit of January, [BO6, and the tR of January 1807, the (um of Three-pence. MACHINE FOR BREAKING HEMP. V. For the belt tonftruift d and molt efficacious Machine for breaking, and fcutching Ileum, or Flax, better (ban any hitherto in ufe in this Kingdom, which (hall be produced to the Truttesa, before the i ft of i january 18.-7, the hum of /00i. SCOTCH NG FLAX BY MILL MACHINERY. IX. A Premium of 3d per Roue will be given for all Eta which flull be !Cut...lied by Mill Machinery, work, d by water, erected or added to any mill after tft January t 825, 11 .v.1 %Sikh Stall be fo (cinched before the IR January, 1807, in the Provinces of Leiniter. Muttes . and Connaught All Returns are to be made to the In(peetor General Charles Dubin, Efq. of Linen Hill, Dublin. The claims for No. i and 0, tote made In t le hit wee's of any month, and for No. 2 and S. to he nut an on the tlt of j ,nu,,ry 01.7, and to be adjudge lon the fir t or feca:td In:filay in fail Month. All :he other Claims tube adjudged .11 haft as made. . .. 1 4A. .**is - , _,,, '7 , I ft 10 , ~.. . . . . „ , 4 „r . 4 ' - e • .f t ' + ' Avi N.. ''' (t ---- "•4 7 6ti1l ilk, 0 SATJRDAY, 411RUAAY is, 18p6. FICIVALLING OPPIC g, • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS MAy ESTr. NAVY, L itivitg give Notice. That on Wednefday the cgth infant, they will be ready to tits vire Fenders In writing (fealed op) and neat for THREE HUNDRED CHAI.DRON of NIT'S TANFIELD MOOR COALS, Or Coals of equal goodnefs, to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, in the !pace of three weeks from the date of the Con trast, winds and weather permitting, alonglide the Wharf. o' His Majeity's Vieluailing Premifes at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bilis payable with intereft ninety days after elate. The Conditions of the Cuntradl may be fern at the Secret tary'• Once. "No mene7 ie heti M goy Treier 6 which the poke Pall we la rid is words et length, on that flail k &livered to tie Bored ie. foot Can oTioth se tie Wdacfday tiro 194 kit tot. nor setoff the Pogo* wbe stain the resekr,or few Perlow on boo lobe*, eked. t - yoke talk! for. nif , .. , I has oar wal publifhed, in one vol. dewy aro CHRISTIAN P OLITICS, in FouIL PARTS. 'Part I. Containing a View of the Civil Government In Its Intitieme on Virtue and Happiners, &idly from the Relation it :bears to Liberty and Property. Pert 11. On the Importance of Religion both to Society and the Individual; with Retivaions on Religious EttAbliihtnents and 'To leration. Part 111. On the Conduel of a good Citizen, particularly under 'lbis dal ts-rIA 1 _ _ any moderate Government. Prat IV. On the Way to live happily undm all Governments and in all Sitoations.—By ELY HATES. Eli. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, P.ltornolicr-row , n Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, Rural Phildopity; or Reffealons on Knowledge, Virtue. and Hapidasfa; chid/ in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the Cewity. Writnot on Oecalion of the late Dr. Zimmertnan'a JAMMU on Solitude. The Fourth Edition, in a val. dvo.pro.o ya. i hi Met& "Phis day was publlthed, Handfootely printed in one large Volume guartn, and ilinftrated ' With a Portrait of the Author, and minimills other Engravings of Pions. Ceremonies. etc engraved from imaginal Drawings by Noun, Lowry, Magic. dec. Pont al 111. 61 in Boards, the Second Edition. or Ail ACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY in itgW SOUTH WALES, from its fiat Settlement in Ja nuary, tjBR, to the year Act . • with Remarks on the Din:m(4loos, Cutionn, Manners, Ste. of the native Inhabitants of that Conn. fry t ,to which are added, fame particulars of New Zealand ; cam piled, by Permithon, from the MSS. of Lieut. Governor King; Ad an Account of a Voyage performed by Captain Flinders and Mr . . Sara by which the le:in:vim of a St-aim reparating Van Die man's Land from the Continent of New HoiLind was afeertained, sad ntoga.the Juin* ef Mr Brfs. ki t i y i llcuremaat Ccoood e1p,k4.1119, of gm 'WI* Mellor" Stycrol years Judge Advocate and Sreretary of the Colony, and now Lieutenant Governor of Port Philip. Printed tor T. CAA and W. Davies, Sirand. This day was publillied. in one vol Sim. price s. in hosnis • THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. ' By EDWARD GOODMAN CLARKE, M. D. Aatkor of Medicine Prascos Compendium ; of the Royal College of Rhyficians, London, and Phytician to the Forces, &c. Printed for Longman, Horn Rees, and Ormc, PatCllloittr row. "This volume may be recommended totht Student as contain• log the belt compendium of modern Improvements in Medicine and Therapeutics which v have had ()union to mule. The detail of fymptoms under each head is very comprekenfive and eared; and fcatecly any remedies which have Rood the tel of I experience are omitted to be mentioned." Crit. Rev. Dec. iSo 5. "We have perufed the above work with much gratlficatinn,and we carnet!, recommend it at deferring the attention; particularly of the Junior branches of the profifhoo, u it is written in an able and fecntilie manner; and we are well allured that it will not derogate any thing from the rcputati , n the author has already ob• talned by his Medicine Praxeus Compendium, the 4th edition of which Is flortly going into the prat " Medical Journ. Dec. iSoS. An above may be had. by the fame Author, Medicine Prateos Compendium, t uno. prices'. awed. This day were publifird, in One Volume, Odtavu, Illuttrated by to Plates, price t os. 6d. boards, THE PItINCIPLES of BO'T'ANY and VEGE TABLE PHYSIOLOGY. Trandeted from the German of b.C. Lodwt Willdenow, protector of Botany at Berlin. "Printed for T. Cade.l and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh. • This Work has fuperfaded in Germany, all other introdudtions to Botany, of which, in that country, there are many of long Banding and great reputation It is not here intended to draw a companion between this Work and the Elementary freatifes un Botany in our cora Language, but It may be allowable to fay that It contains many things which are not in any of them, and fame things which could not he in any of them—for j o it ioco , nn hapla oatlon of the l'henomena of Vegetable PhyGology, on the Princi r pies of the 'vet Dircoveries in Chemiftry. It contains feledlions ' an the Difeafes of Plants, a Hiltory of the Scienee, a. d of Bola aieal Writereace. It is illultrated by a fet of Plates altogether new--and there is a Table of Colours, with a Plate, which will b.: of eilintial ufe to Students, not of Botany only, but in the , other Departments of Natw al Hiitory. `r" ~i THREE. BOOKS of BIOGRAPH Y. for the life of SCHOOLS. Thi, day were pu' Wiled, new and improved Editions of the fol. having Intereßitig. ufefol, and approved School Ponks, written purpoiely for the ufe of Young Perfons, on the obvious and im portant principle, that Example is more powerful and more fe. dulive than Precept. I. 'THE BRI T ISH NEPOS, eonfaling of Selea .1- !Ayes of thole illuftrinus Briton, who have been the -- - - - - molt diftinguithed for their Virtues, Yokota , or remarkable ad. This day was publilbed, in is yds. Eva pries 31 35. In boards, the Second Edition, widsa continuation of tancement in lik, interfperfed with Pradtical Raleetions. By W. NAVAL and NIILITARY MEMO IRS . of Great M AVOR, LL. D.Stc. rice bound, and containing accounts lot the under mentioned dittingailtied Perfonagee : Britain,from 1737 o t7R :. Alfred, Bacon, Wiekliii; Chaucer, Wolfey , Moore, T. Crom- By ROBERT nu.ATsoN, plat. 1.1..13. , • well, Latimer, Cabot, Jewell, Graham, Wel :gbam, Crich•on, Author of the Political lode: to the Hltturics of Great Britain a: - . 1 . !rake , Burlcigh, Shake pcare, Raleigh. Facci.i, Andrews, Coke, Irelat:d. i Strafford. Hampden. Harvey. Blake, Clarendon, Milton, Marvel, Printed (or 1.0-gman, Molt, Recs. and Orme, Paternoiler-row; : S y dn e y Tillotfon, Lo:ke, Holt, Burnet, Penn, Addifon, Marlbo- W.I. and J. Richardfon,Royol Exchange. 1• rough. Newton, Sir It. Walpole, Stair, Sloane, Wolle, Anton, Bat-- Suds is the plan and arrangement of Dr. Beatfint's work ; and 1 nerd. Lyttleton, Chatham, Garrick, Cook, Bl.ckftune, johnfon„ he teems to have executed it not only with lide lity and a regard to I I.owth, Howard, Mansfield, and Sir j. Reynold-. truth, which ought to be the paramount ewilideratiota in all oar ' s A Sitaecl ante of the laves of pin rotten. abridned for the ranee% but alto with Milky and judgment. Our limit' will not , ufe of Schools, by Williwn Mayor, L.L. D.lke. pee • o W. bauod. permit us tdgive any extendv holm his deferiptions of land opera- . an d r oust log a:coon. sof the under mentioned Perfonaeci, the tiont, which arc drawn up with much regard for truth and can dour. In there Memoirs there arc Interfperfed irony faihhle and moR Merlons and eflimable charaetera of Antiq City Romulus,Lyeurgus, Solon, Noma, Thaniftmles, Camillo.. Pe judicious übiervationa no various fubjeds, which contribute to en- deka, Alcibiades, limoleon, Aritlides, Cato the Calf , ..-trfoot, Mace their value, and ftrengthen their claim to the favourable re- Fumettes,Pompey, Alexander, Julius War, Demo:thanes, and eeption of the public. Bridal Critic, lice. 1 Sot. Ckero There Memoirs are well calculated for affording the public both 3 . Scripture !lino:tardy, or the Lives and Charadt -a of tie linerefting amafernent. and much ukful information, and au atten• principal Pei fonsg, recorded In the tarred writings, particularly tive perufal may be attended with the greatat advantage to naval adapted to the lottrudion and improvement of Youth. By the 05cers, and particularly young gentlemen of that profelßon. For Ro r , Jobe W.:thin...lA- D. price ss. N'und• faithful deferfotions of the fpicraild atehievenutits of naval enna- This important w wk, which teaches and applies the principles launders fornilk profitable lortruetion and oftful pattmms for iml• a et e hl a n ti nder the agreeable form of BiolnrAor ,l Narvvtivu, ration ; and eorrea accounts of delineations of the rni flakes and cattalos an account of the tollowing Scripture chandler*: blunderaof indifidalis contribute greatly to prevent the commillon AJaM, Caln, Alkl, Enoch. N oah . Abraham. Vale. Jacob, J .. or finlike ones by others. We is- e ca.:sine"' that the author hit 11,0. Joh, Mufes, Balsam, jeffnia, Ruth Samuel. Davki Scan n-•, Indcfati , ahle in his exerrimis to obtain Veuratc informat,im Elijah, Hillis, 1i.0.i. I, hillier, Mordecai. Sc. johnond jefini Chaff.. on 'he tranfa:Riono he has ibleribed, and we believe that his de• ' Printed for Rec. nA an Pinta ss, No. 4, Brute Itre..t. 81 e a. friars. and • a he had a all llookkilers and Malvin: lioglio, with kflption of naval op,ratiout miy be relied no. itati i'c' l4 - 1 i' , 5 1:svt Nov. !II- the full &WM .0 to Schools. ~l , [Pe 1 . (.3. SIX- 4'. NCI • 'THE ARTS IN ENGLAND. - This day woe price •1 in ii vii illetrated wi St each of the Graphic Muk from the Paintitig of Sk Jo hua AN INQUIRY into the REQUISITE CUL, ll vATiot, and PRESENE SI'A'(C of the ARP: DESIGN is ENGLAND, dedicated to the Frefilent 1 Governor of the British Innitution for promoting the Enic ➢y PRINCE HOARE, Lfq. Secretary for FOreigit Corridpondence to the Royal Academy of Arts. 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