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v--- . .~ . i -.......... rw..4.-. w -- r -- • - ' -1 1 _ • r . ; E s " .... f . ,14....)-011 i• ..N. r. •:oi i 4 1) .iart.) 1 ; di!, r 1 ~ 4. . -- , • . 1.1 7, ". • i*t , . 4 1 _ • 41 f ( *4 ' - r 'P • - • • l . DAY, DECEMBER 5, 1808 T iBE R 6780: MO [PRICE SIX-PENCE. FOUATI3 MAT. VICTU4LLINC6 OFFICE, N.wBe► 29, NM THE COIIIMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING CHARTER HOUSE. THE ANNIVERSARY, MEETING of the NO BLEIVIEN and OEN - 11.BMEN Educated at the CHAR TER HOUSE SCHOOL, will be held at the Charter House, on Monday, the 12th of Deeendien Divine Serviawili been at half put One o'Cleck. STztodans. Benj. Chitties Stephenson, Esq. Henry Brooksbank, Esq. Walpole Eyre, Esq. Rev. Sir Henry Rivers, Bart. Rev. John Ichnson David Glrrnw, Esq. . This day waa plthlished, in S vok. price 15s. nedicated with permission to the Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, • EL) BENTLEY; a Novel. By Mr. Antviu.Err. •L • Vubliatted by Longman, Hurst, Kee; sad Orme, Lo n • . don ; and A. Morgan, Stafford. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 5, %do Servants will perform a New Drama, la Am> VENONT ; Or, THE NOVICE OF•ST. MARK'S. lo nd t Peer Scenery, Music, Dresses, and Decorations. °vesture and Musk, Mr . incidlly. Ke ental to the Piece, composed by The Principal Characters by: Mr. SIDDONS, Mr. PO ELL , Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. FISHER, Mr. COOKE, Mr. MADBOCKS, Mr. FAIR BROTHER, Mr. EVAN.% mr. WEBB, Mr. CHATTERLEY, Mr. BOND; Mrs poWE,LLMrs , Mrs. H. CliKI- SIDDONS, Mrs. SPARKS, . TERLEY. After which the rewired BLUE BE ARD Romance of • Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. With New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Aboinellque, (Blue Beard), Mr. RAYMOND ; Wi t , Mr. IVI:ITHEWS ; Seat, Mr. I:'SMITH; Slumber, Mr. BANNISTER ; Hamm, Mr. SCRIVEN; Mostapha, Mr. WEBB. mew, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Irene , Min LYON; Bede, Mrs. BLAND. • HIS MAJESrrs NAVY de in* give IWike, That on Friday the 9th of December next, they will be ready to receive tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for One Him dred Thousand Gallhns of WEST INDIA'RUM ;,to be deliisred, duty free, from Warehouses in which the same shall have teen bonded, one half thereof in a month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Ports mouth ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inteiest ninety days after date. This 4hy was PM.", In Four Volumes dledecimo, prias IL 40; ba WOO , ROMANTIC TALES. By M. G. LEVirrs, Author of the Monk, WAlulgiths, km. % " Ah, happy he, .who thus hip:ogle themes O'er worlds bewitclfd in early raptures dreamt. 'Where wild Eucbantment waves her potent wand, And Fancy's beiuties till her Fairy land." CaAlft. Primed for Loogrmin, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-rdW. • Of whom may be had, by the tame Author, The CAS Tt.r Sricrac, a Drama in Five Acts, price 2s. Id. 'Milner will be on Table at Five o'Ciodt. The Conditions of the Gontraet may be wen at the Semler?* Office. N. 8.. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity *la ton Thousand Gallons. No regard will hs had Iv any Tender iw wide& the price Mall aodie hurried in traria at length, or that shalt wet be &livered to Me boand before Oar o'Cloch am the said Friday the OM q Ideerodwo we% nor unless the Perrot who males the Trader, Sr MAK Perms oa Ids &half, attrk to names when calla for. ER FISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK. Aa very numerous MEETING of MER CHANTS and MANUFACTURERS held at the City of London Tavern on the Bth instant, a Committee was appointed • for the purpose of .applying to . Government or: the siihject of British Prowsy detained in Denmark. The Committee beg to announce that they still inset every Monday antiThuraday,lastiveen twelve and o o'clock, at John's Coffee Hare, Cornhill, to receive written commtmicasions from parties intertsted,addressed '• Sir Charles Price, Bart. China:an of the Commttteco—John's Coffee House, Nov. :7, 1808. This day was published, In .Two Vo'mess 12mo. price 10s. 6d. boards. ; ?tA'£)4.OIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with I V-IL Sketches of MANNERS and SCENERY in AMILICA, as they existedpreiriuue to the Revolution. By the AUTHOR. of " Letters from the Meuetehts," ikei kc. Printed Rx. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster , row ; aid Mrs. H. Cook, iernlyn-etrect. • Of whotn may be had, ty the same Author, 1. Letters from the Mountains, being the real Correspondence of a Lady, between the Years 1773 and 1503. In 2 vols. liamo. The Third Edi6ott;price 6d. In boards. • • 2. The Highlanders, and ether Poems. In 1 VoL foolscap svo. The Second Edition, price 7.. in extra hoard% . VICTUALLING OFFICE, November 29, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for I'ICTUtILLiNG HIS EfelJESTre Ne fill', do hereby:roe Nosier, That on Tuesday next the Orb of December, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TEN THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal ; one half thereof to be delivered In a fortnight, and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Billi payable with interest ninety days after date: 'The Conditions of the Contract taxy be seen at the Secretary's Office. • TI4E ARMY. FOR SALE, a Cornetcy in the Ist Dragoon (=uards.—Apply (post paid) to Licuttoant 1). care of Meors. Calvert and Co. Army Exchange Agents, Great Mary-la-butte street, Portland-place. ce The New Drama of Veneni, perforrded for the third time Saturday night, was received throughout by a brilliant and or g o ssing anuaence,with distinguished mark sof approbation from ~s 7 part of the 'Theatre, and will be repeated every evening fifurtber notice. To-morrow, with Of Age To-morrow. THE ESTATE in HAMPSHIRE, advertis'ed to be Sold %IT Mr. WEBB, is disp7ned of by Prlvite COntraet. NICHOLSO N'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. Complete in six large Volumes Svo. • Jo January will be published, price 61. 61. In boards, . Neatly printed by Whittingliarn, with 144 Engravings, by Lowry and Scott, 'THE BRITISH ENCYCLOPEDIA'; or, Dic .l- TRONA ler of ART, and SCIE NCES ; compribing an accurate and popular view of the,present improved state of Human Know ledge. 11:y WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Author and Proprietor of the Philosophical Journal, and various other ..`hemical, Phihisophical, nd Mathematical Works. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rtes, and Orme, Paternoster row, and the rest of the Proprietors. 'llia Work may either be had complete, or taken Monthly, in twelve parts, price los. 61 each. _ NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. THEATRE-RQYAL, HAY MARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 5, .I. dear Majesty's Servants will let the Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. I H.E SUBSCRIBERS BOYDELL'S SHAKE SPEARE, against whom the Messrs. BOYDELLS may b:tve tb(eatened or commenced actions, }with the view ht compelling them to take the remaining numbeis of that work, will Sod the principles on which they may defend themselves explained in the Review of Art of which No. 4, completing the first Volume, was this day published, price xs. Cd. by S. Tipper, 37, Leadenball street. Octavian, Mr. KEMBLE ; Vkelet, Mr. BRUNTON ; Klimallock, Mr. WADDY ; N a gy' ?Adel, Mr. MURRAY ; Roque, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Lope Tabs, Mr. EMERY. nontie, Mts. H. JOHNSTON; Zorayda, Miss NORTON. Agnes, Mrs. LISTON. Te which will be added (never performed) a New Farce, In Three Acts, called A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. The Characters by Iik.MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. DAVMisPOs NENRT OR , TON, and Mr. JONES M rs Mr IBBS.. HOLLAND, . G Them for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office it the Haymarket. Tledoors to be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at blf pat Its. The Esile will be.paforined To-morrow, Thursday,. and Sa. May nett . —On Wednesday, The Africa ns. Kr Those Ladies and Gentlemen whose names the Proprietors Wan Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, have hitherto bad the pismire ofinierting in their Free-List, are requested to observe,- tht the Gmtis-Admissions are, for the present, unavoidably intended. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than One Thousand Bass. No regard will lc lei to any ?ender in which the prise ;halm* $e ix teried in words at length, or that shall not he defiverni to the Board kfore one °Wash en the said Tuesday next the 654 of December, air sinless the person who snakes the Tender, or some person on his behalf, atknds, to drawn when called for. This day were published, Handsomely printed, in one lane volume, evo, price 9s. boards, STUDIES; Sacred and Philosophic; adapted to the TEMPLE of TRUTH. Ptieted for I. Mawman, in the Poultry, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price bs. in boards, GU IHRIF.'S GZOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. This day was r ublighed, in One very large Volume, Medium Bvo. price' 13s. bound, she Twenty-first Edition, corrected, andconsilerailv enlarged, of AVEW GEOGKAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and COMMER.CiAL GRAMMAR, and present State of the several Kingdoms of the World. To which are added-- i. A Geographical Index, with the Names of Places alphabeti cally arranged. 2. A Table of the Coins of all Nations, and their value to English Money. 3. A Chronological Table Data markable Events, from the Creation to the present Time. SALES OF SHIPS AND CARGOES. GOSPORT..--FOR SALE BY AUCTION, the . Second Edition of The TEMPLE of TAUT II • or, The best System of Reason, Phi losophy, Virtue, and Mora ls, analytically arranged. Er Of J. M. may be had the Critical Review as published. At the India Arms, Gosport, on Wednesday, the 7th day of Ikaember, at Eleven, e'Clock in the Forenoon, This day was published, Nealy printed in crown octavo, mice 6s. boar.ls, APICTURE o.' MADRIb ; taken on the Spot.- Translated from the German 'of CHRISTIAN AU GU STUS FISCHER. Printed for I. Mawman, No 22, Paulo?. • • In the press, and in the course of this month will be pub lished, a New Edition of TO W NsEND's lOU RNEY in SPAIN, 3 vols. svo. ; and of THORNTON's PRESENT STA I E of TURKEY ; in 2ols. svo. N. B. Of J. M. may b;.: had, the Critical Review, as published. -11- 1 WO FRENCH SLOOPS, of about 23 Tons, with their Sails, Rigging, and Stores, captured by his Ma jesty's brig LINNET, JOHN Tasctr, Esq. Commands. After which, 400 Barrels Sun Raisins 1600 Frail. Lexias, 31 Barrels GOTEOOIIS, 200 Jars Grapes, 600 Boxes Muscadells, 156 tap Shumack. 600 Boxes Blooms, The whole of which Is new, and in high state of preservation, being Dist landed, after 25 days passage from Maktga. Also, a quantity of Junk and Paper :tuff, Old Ship Timber, Old Iron, new Iron Hoops, Oak Plank, Beech and Fir-made Oars, opper Boat Rivets, Swedish I.landspikes, Yellow and White-Wood spars. For' Catalogues and farther particulars apply to Gosport, Nov. 30, 1808, HURRY, JUKES, and Co. LOTTERY TICKETS and SHARES, at No. 117, PALL-MALL, LONDON. Sixteenths, wily Li Ss. which is 16s. per Ticket cheaper than say where else. Other Shares in proportion. W. HODGES hopes he shall not be deeemed unworthy the Prows of the Public by being CONTENT WITH LESS WORT THAN OTHER OFFICES. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ItStock- Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, the STATE TOTTERY will commence Drawing on the lath present De ember. The Scheme is quite novel, and has advantages, which le other Lottery ever possessed, viz IWO ADDITIONAL EENEFITS of FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS each, will be given by the Contractor, with the per •iissim cf Government: by which Adventurers have the chance k all the Capital and other .Prizes; in 500 or 1000 Tickets, Wei their own, and may contain— FOUR PRIZES of £20,000!! ! of s 6 10,000 I 6 of £l,OOO 2 5,000 &c. &c. &c. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Offices, Bank Blind * Coenhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing Cross, Loden, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the only terioas that eta sold in Shares, Iwo Prizes of £30,000. And in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of £20,000. • No. 2,C09, and No. 10,197, both in Shares. • DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SHARES. EVERY Purchaser of Shares of Tickets Arixtutt. lag to FAT Pounds and upwards, will be allowed a Dis count, at 1. WARNER's Fortunate Office, 16, 'rim Capital Prizes to a large amount have been recently sold h Sara. The PtiSENT LOTTERY begins drawing 12th of This Month, Witt amino advantages so any former Lottery. 1 0 adffition to the Two Hundred ThousandrPounds in Prizes sontaiaed in the Scheme, 500 'rickets are given to the fortunate ladder of the first-drawn Ticket above a El 5 Prize on the first day; also 500 Tickets on the second day, to the first Ticket above 15, and in proportioo for every share, which may embrace the whole of the Capitals, as under t 4 10,000 5,000 1,000 tte. Ste. &c. Letters from the Country, post paid, containing Bank-Notes, Post•Offict Orders, or short-dated Bills, treated the same as if Present. Note.—Letters, containing Money, must pay trebfe Postage. Country Agents supplied with Shares, for Ready Mo ney, on very reasonab:o Terms. CAPITAL • ParZLr3 CHAR;.II IN inc LAsirticarTsix mown's, rr HORNS/flr and Co. N0..:6. CORNHILI., LONDON, And ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH.. • - 10,294 , - 410,000 3,536 - £2,600 19,144 . 20,000 10,873 - 1,000 ' ti 279 - 10,000 12,214 1,000 6,831 - s,r,ao 1,350 - 500 - 19,, 1 0 . 5.000 1 No. 44 sOn - - 11,197 - 5, 000 10,397 500 4,000 Tin Drawing begins in a few days, TCKSDAY, DECEMILR 13. To (übs, Societies, and individual Purchasers of Tickets and IT SharesORNSBY and Co. Stock -Brokers, Brokers, beg leave to T a Pilat out the bticficial advantages attending the present „`„• lo2 7—The Scheme contai ns F ou r Prizes of £20,000, besides "net of selo,ooo, £5,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, £lOO, • 450 9 S c x . 15 " . 1111 _,_ eel) 20,000 Ti c kets. In addition to the Prizes, two extra 'eons of 500 Tickets each are given by the Contractor, to the er of a Ticket or Share, and are to be slecided on the First led Snead Days of Drawing. Then extra chances are insaleulable, and are likely to produce T n enant sans of money, whichiwas hat possible to have sequi any former Lottery. • t N IL T he 1,000 Tickets are lodged in the Bank of England, notate it leaves only 10,000 for Sale. Letter s n_i_ (Peet paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. ' l l ll 9 Post or Carrier, executed oat the same Tenes as if Puma. • FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday the 20th December inst. at eleven o'clock m &boon, precisely, T HEGood AMERICAN SHIP SALLY.— Dimensions : Length on desk, 82 Feet Heighth between the Decks and Half Dock, 5 feet 2! in, Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 11 inckt.s. Admeasures 208 88-94 Tons. . . _ 'Phis Vessel is neariy new, well found in stores, and is fit for general porp utes, square-sterned, and may be sent to set at a triftir g expenee • captured by his Majesty's strip Indefatigable, John Tremayne ' Rodd, Esq. Commander. And afterwards will be sold, for Home Consumption — About Six Thousand Pipe Staves. . Five Thousand Hogsheads ditto. Two 'Thousand H. ailing. - • Also—The fine American Brig PEGGY, Dimensions ; Ler.gth on Deck, 74 feet 1 inch. Height between Decks and half-deck, 4 feet 111 in: Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 6i inches. • AdmtaStires 176 34-94 Tons. ' This is a very fine Vessel, and would make an excellent packet, being fitted for the accommodation of passengers; she is well found in stores. Taken also by the Indefatigable, John Tremaync Rodd, Esq. Commander. And afterwards I'll be sold, The Remainder of the CARGO otrhe French Ship la DIANE, captured by his Majesty's Ship 'indefatigable, John Tremayne Rodd, Leq. Commander, on her voyale from Bourdeaux to the Isle or Fiance, consisting of, for exportation, 453 lilies. Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil 69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do. Fin! Liqueurs 600 Case', containing 2000 do- 1;:to. Brandied Fruits zen St.lerior Red and White Do. Pickles Wine Do. Dimijohns 90 Dimijohns Do. Stationary 19 Half bl ds. Vinegar Do. Carpenter's Tools 38 Casks 1 aint 153 Bags Corks Cases Eats 30 Bundles Iron Hoops 733 Iron Po s, different sires 9 Casks Iron Nails 2 Hhds. ( lass 3 Do. Copper do. 50 Barrels Hog's-lard 3 Cases Tin Plates A quantity of Cori. ah 3 Do. Iron do. And a variety other Goods, botog a general cargo, destined for lisle Bonaparte. And, immediately afterwards, The CARGO of the French Brig 'ADEL LE, captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux to Guadaloupe, by his Majesty's ship In slrfatigable, Julia Ti :ample Rodd, Esq. Commander; consisting of, for ezi.crtation, 164 Illsds. superior Red Wine 45 Cases Pickles • 38 Casks do. White do. 24 Cases preserved Fruits 90 Cises do. Red do. SO Bag s Corks 43 Ditto White do. • 4 Cases' Haberdashery 49 Casks Vinegar . 1460 Wood Hoops r, 3 Kegs Brar.ay 20 Bundles Twigs 1 Quarter-Ca I do. 7 Bales 1 Coffee Bags 37 Boxes Candles ' 24 Bundles 249 Baskets Olive Oil 4 Casks Nails 36 Cases. Mottled Soap And, for Home Consumption : 170 Barrels Hour 76 Hams 356 Baskets 7 Kegs Potted 1 Beet 179 Cases i Choosers 5 Do.. AlamodeS 16 in lead 3 Do. Potted Pork SO Kegs Hogs-Lard • 7 Sides Bacon • 42 Ditto Butter ' 200 Dried Cud Fish And afterwards her Provisiors, dec. - Also, the Cargo of le Grand Decidd, 'captured by his Majesty's rig CONFLICT J. B. BATT, Esq. Commander , from St. rm b ingo to Bourdea4 : go; Bags Coffee 1 Bag Tottoke Shell 46 Bari els Do. 1 Cask.Gunt 278 Pieces Fustie 55 Hides, in the hair • For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Goods, or any further in formation, apply to W. P...Surra,Esq. G eorge - st reet, Dock ; or to PlyMoritb, Nov. 28. JAIdBS BLADE, Plymouth. WORKS OF THE LATE CHRISTOPHER ANSTEY, Esq. This day was published, Elegantly printed in One Volume 4to, with two Portraits of the Author at different Periods of his Life, and several other En gravings, price 31. Ss. In boards, THE POETICAL WORKS of the late CHRIS TOPHER ANSTEY, Esq. Including several Pieces never before published, with some account of Lis Life and Writings. By his SON, - .loilSi ANSTEY, Esq. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. Py whom is also published, a new Edition, being the Fifth, of the PLEADER'S Genic, a Didactic Poem, price 7s. Just published, by H. Colbum ' 50, Conduit-street, In Four Volumes, small Bvo. Second Edition, price 2ss. boards, H ISTORY of the FEMALE SEX. Written - By C. MEINERS, Counsellor of State to his Britannic Majesty, and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Gottingen. " This Work is valuable, not only for the vast fund of authen tic and important information with -which it abounds, brt like wise for the number of curious and original Anecdotes,relative to the several Courts of Europe, which are here detailed in the most pleasing Style." In the Press, The EACHSLOR, a Novel, in 3 was. By Thomas Gtorge Moore, Esq. Just punuhed, In one volume, quarto, with a Map and ten copperplates, price is hoards 11. 111..6d. royal paper with proof plates 21. 2s. con taii'ng uverard3 of 500 pages, THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of Ci .I:.VELAND, in the NORTH-R G of the COUNTY of YORK ; comprehending an historical and descriptive view of the ancient and present state of each pariah WOW the Wapentake of Lanzbargh, the 6011, produce, and natural . nrlosities ; with the origin and genealogy of the principal families within the district. By the Rev. JOHN GRAVI S. Sold by Vernor, Hooch and Sharpe, Londun • i Todd and Son. York ; Christopher aad Jennett, Stockton ; ad may be had of , all other BomkseUe-s. This day waa published, neatly printed, in of e Tabun.: 'Milo. • price 4s. bound, A BREGE de PHISTOIRE ANC lENNE ; en particulier, do-Eliistoire Grecque, sulvi c.'un Abedgi de la Fable,' a l'Usage des Eldves de l'Ecole Royal Alilitalre a Paris.— Auquel on a ajouti, la Date des Evenemens lea p'us Retnarkables. Faiaant partle du Cours d'Etudes, redigd et imiximd eriginaixo- Anent en France, par ordre de Louis XYL A Londres se vend rim J. Mawman • C. Law • T. Boosey ; Longman, Must Rees, and Orme; Lackingten, Ailen and Co.; J. Booker; A. Dulau and Co.; and Wilson and Sall, York. g3o` On trouve chef la menses Libraires, l'Arere de l'ilistoire Romaine, et cells' de l'alstolre Universelle de Bossuet, sur le mime plan de cet ouvrage.cl. This day was published, Handsomely printed in seven vols. Ova. and an eigthtliin cputrto, containing Maps, Plans, Views; and Coins illustrative of the Geography and Antiquities of Ancient Greece A New Edition, being the fourth, pricc 41. 4s. boards, ; of 'THE TRAVELS OF ANACHARSIS THE -a- YOUNGER, in GREECE, during the Middle of the 4th Century, before the Uaristian ./Era. Translated from tit French of the lase Abbe Barthelemy. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life of J: J. Barthe lemy, written by himself, in 1792 and 1793 ; with a Portrait of the Author. ",,a This Edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the last Paris Edition, published from-a Copy, in which the late Abbe Barthelemy had made moutons correctioni Lad additions, with his Own hand. The Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, contain several addi tional new ones, and are all from new Designs, in general on a larger scale. The whole have been re-engraved for this Edition of the Translation, and are executed with an accuracy, neatness, and elegance, whi ch render them, in that respect likewise, much superior to those of the former Editions. N. B. A few Copies are printed on Superllnf .Royal Paper, and will be sold with Proof Itupressiwns of the Plates and Maps, price 61.65. boards. . . . Printed for J. Mawnlan, J. Johnson, J. Richardson, T. Payne, Cadell and Davies Longman Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and A. Arch, G. Robinson, L Richardson , and Lakastoa r Allen, and Co. Bir WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The Astronethical Part, by JAAIrS Fe Ronson, F. R. S. To which have been added, the late Discoveries of Dr. Hers chel, and other eminent Astronomers, illustrated with a correct set of Maps, engraved from the most recent Observations and Draughts of Geographical Travellers. Printed for J. Johnson, F. and C. Rivlngton, J. Walker, Wilkie and Robinson J. Stockdale, R, Faulder, W. Clarke and Sous ' Scatcherd and Letterman, H. D. Symonds, G. Robinson, O. Law, Cade)! and Davies, J. Richardson, Lackington, Allen, • and Co. Marton and Harvey, Longhian, Hurst, Rees, anlOrtne, R. Crosby, J. Mawman, J. Asperse, R. Scholey, H. Ebers, T. rt ; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, separate, the MAPS, coloured, on fine paper, an,' half-boaud, prick 105. Ad. - This day was published, price One Shilling, To be continued on the first day of every Month, Numbers I. and 11. of a New Literary Work, entitled L'lr'HE LIBRARIAN. No. 1. contains an Ana. lysis, List of the Plates, Maps, &c. in Horsley's Bri. tannia Rotaana, or the Roman Antiquities of Britain—Account of the Appointment- bribe House of Commons of a Committee to inqadre into thh State of the Public Records. First Report of that Committee.--Aicount of thz Marimcrlpt Department of the British Museum.—List and Analysis of Papers printed by order of the House of Commons during the present Sessior. of Parlia ment, &c. 11. contains an Amaysis;List of the Maps. Plates, &h. in Chauncy's Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire —Account of the Manuscripts in the Libraries of this Royal So chary, and Herald's 011ics—Catalogue of the Works of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hades, arranged in the order of their publica tion, &c. ace. , By JAMES SAVAGE. • London : Printed by and for Wlllikni Saage, No. rit, Bedford bury ; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. Where also may be had, U. No. 1. price ls. humbly irscribed (by permission) to her Royal Highness the Prince.ss Charlotte of Wales, of the NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, with a fur ther Abridgment of the PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS of the late Rev. WILLIAM BURKI IT. By the Rev. Samuel Glasse, D.D. F.R.S. Rector of Wanstead, Essex, and Chaelaio in Ordinary to his Majesty. The 2d edition. It is proposed that this Work shall be comprised in 14 numbers Royal Sen. closely priuted, to be published oh the first daysi every month. HI. DESCRIPTIVE POETRY; being a Selection from the best mode ra Authors, principally having reference to subjects in Natural History, its. in extra boards. " This Selection is made with much judgment and taste, and has in some degree the distinction of novelty. It in a particular manner unites Instruction with amusement, and may very pro perly be recommended to all who have the care Of young persons. .The. authors selected for the purpose are of high character among modern authors for poetical talent."--Brit. Crit. Jan. 1808. IV. TRUTlisnd ERROR CONTRASTED, in a letter to a Young Gentleman, in answer to his Apology for joining the Peo ple called Methodists. Ey a Friend, Is. 6d. V. The DIRECTOR; a Weekly literary Journal—containing 1. Essays on subjects of Literature, the Fine Arts and Manners ; 2. Bibliographiana, account of rare and curious Book', and of the Book Sales in this country, front the close of the 17th century; S. Royal Insfitutipn, analysis of the Lectures delivered weekly ; 4. British Gallery, description of the principal Pictures exhibited for sale, with the names of the purchasers, 2 vols. Bvo. 12s. boards. The Director appears to possess as many recommendations to public curiosity as any periodical paper which has preceded it.— The writers seem to be enlightened and accomplished men; the essays possearthe necessary variety of being occasionally didactic, entertaining, and humouroes, while the end and object of the whole is to benefit the cause of morality, learning, and tbk arts, Such an undertaking must necessarily have oar hearty good wishes for its success.—Brit. Crit. 1807. VI. LEPIDOPTERA BRITANNICA ; Sisters Digestionern Novam Insectorum Lepidopteroruin qux In Magna Britannia, reperiuntur, Larvarum I'abulo, Tempureque Pascandi ; Expan alone Alarum ; Mensibusque Volandi ' • Syuonymis atque Locis, Observationibusque varils. Autore A. H. Haworth, F.L.S. • The 2d part, which completes this Work, is in the press, and lali s l be published early in the Spring of 1109. VII. An ESSAY on the TEETH of WHEELS, comprehen- Ai* Principles and their application in practice, to Millwork and other Machinery. With numerous Figures. By Robertson Bet chanan,Civil Engineer. Revised by Peter Nicholson, Architect, 7s. in extra boards. VIII. MEMOIRS illustrating the History of JACOBINISM. Split:ten in French by the Abbe Barruel, and translated into Log tah_by the Hen. Robert Clifford, 4 vols. ihro.ll. Is. • ' Certain we are that no book has appeared since the commence ment set our hbours, which was more necessary to be read, and weighed attentively, by every person of any property, whether hereditary or commeraial; every person holding one rank in so ciety, and every person who has within hies a kof zeal either fer the hoses . ai Goa, es the welfare . of rig. Gait