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, • • 4.1 . ...;, it . 5.„,.,... ... ..,...._ .eit_.le .....,.‘..„.,,_.,..._ ..,,,:. ~ . \......„._. livmsita 5445] - . • • And • ..0, ; k •• • '': i ' 'f ( '' ) . l :-. t• • A s .. 'a, 71 v •• ~. A 5 -, . 1 ....._.----.---... g g —1a......---..... ro _. . THURSDAY', 'ULY 3, 18,36 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.7este 17, XBO6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JE3Tra OR !MANOR, do hereby gin ktlodee, that Pro. "ads wffibe received at their Office In St. Marpret's fireet,Wert teloßer, on or before Tuefday the Ilth day of July next, from fuch pubis u may be willing to undertake the (apply of Upholftery Aithiss, for lonics at this Department, to be delivered at the +dm, Of Walusids. as may be required LLOYD'S, JUNE iNISOS. s ASUBSCRIPTION for RELIEF of upwards of TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY CAPTAINS of MER. CHANT SHIPS, who are PR ISONERS of WAR In FRANCE, to whom the Donations of the Patriotic Fond cannot be Intended, `they not being employed In the Service of the Country. , - - - LANCASHIRE •TO BE SOLD, fobjett to the Life of the prefent 'A grand:tent, who Is fiery years of age and very infirm, the Perpetual Advowfon of the Neaory of Ecelefton, near Crofton, in the County of Lancalter.—Apply to Mr. fitartifant, Solicitor, Pratte. TO MEMBERS OF PARIJAWNT. This day was pablithed, price 3s. pEMARKS ON THE OULIE QU ESTION.- A%• . Your EzerEeney knows that the trayers of the °port-Bed are attended by the Aeastout r, and often call down hi. Ven geance upon their Oppreffors. No truth is more certain than *at Jultlee is the Foundation of the profperity of State." Vile Lord Corowallies letter to the Nabob Visler Afoph ul Marla Printed for W. J. and J. IticrAapsox, Royal Exchange. J. J Angerttein ,C.to to Findley, Bannatyni,and John Angerttein to to Co. 10 10 1. Thornton, Portm.m. .Samuel gilt - 10 to Native - to to Robert Chrinle 16 to Thomas Boner - in to J. soil4V. Whitmore so to Samuel Long - 10 ,to Henry Tbonspfora 10 10 A Sbeddon and Sons . to to Bell amt Higginfon 10 to: Robert Sheddon to. to Larkins and It uffell ',lO 10 WM. Ben,' - . zo jo %I'm Rarrydon. : tO-10 Joreph Maroc " so to Cedeleugh, Boyd, sat - ...t • D. Pike Watts to to. • Rid -10 TO is Hattori, , -. 10 to Thomas King • 10 to and At. anarta. , • 4,0 •io 'David Scott . 10 tO sgett and Prati • . ~.. tosko„ Rimy Bonham • za in Beekwoods,Danletind .-:• • • Web. Vaughan - .zo to Co. - ',"' to to 'K. add 11. Lee ••• •so so Samuel Donaldfon .- tOfrjo Grefulhe Brothers .., 10 10 Imes, Beveridge, & Co. i;O: to Winter Kaye, Beelnilth Bruce, De Pontiden ....-- and Fre/field . ' to 10 and Co. - slY•4' . o .5. Futter, 4 : *,' grf a butte, Biller, and Co. 10 10 Royal Azehange Mtn- Mtn. 'rhos. Waters 10 to ranee - 51 10 J. F. Throcmorton tO to J. Beekwood - tO co Subferiptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bit otitis Houle. BOAR) and Education wanted for a Young Gerittentan, in a Private Seminary where only a few are kept. and where the Manners and Deportment of the Pupil are g -ow attention as well as Seholaftic Learning. The fitustion Mae e, and in any of the Counties adjoining upon ...Apply, by letter ( rit paid) to Mr. GeMard, No. t I, Court, Gray's lan. Further parkindan, buyetter with the Tense and Conditions of the Cowrie,' nay be known ppm applleation at the Secretary's ")}flee in St. Margaret-fireet, any day between the hours of ten Ind four ° s ciatic, where the Preperaft are to be delivered, retied up, and marked on the nuclide " Proporals for the fopply of Up balftery Articles for fervice of the Ordnance Department ;" but no ihnporal can be adinitted after the Paid Bth 464 Of July. Order of the Board. This day was publillted, price 21. • ALETTER to NATHANIEL JEFFERYS, late Goldfmith andJeweller to his Royal Iliglinas the Prince of Wales, late Member of Parliament for the City of Coven-ry, on the faded! of his Extraordinary Pamphlet. cotitled, " A Re view of the Conduet of His Royal themes the PRINCE of WALES, &e. &e. &c " With an Examination into the Motives of hla Publication and its probable coofequences. :Trot T)Titifve mjbi null° diferimine agetur.—Vix OIL. London: Printed by W. Flint, Old Saiky, for J Mawman, No. 22. Poultry, and fold by all the Bookfellers at the Welt end of the Town. _ _ NEW MUSIC, Pubtithed by Clemend and Company, 26, ChCaGdC. VOCAL MUSIC. /7: 14 ATCH HIM WHO CAN; a Mufical Farce, in 1 .-. 4 Two Adis. now performing at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, compared by Mr. Hook, Zs. TAVVIALL 106/CM, IT MR. I 4001• s. d The Weeping Meld of Giafgnw, rung by Mils Robley 0 Comic manna merry yea, fumy, by Mils Robley 0 Love and Loyalty, fang by Mr. IMAM. - 0 Believe me I will not tell Who, fang by Mrs. Franklin o Young Jamie of Dowsferilne, rung by Mrs. Nand 6 Two Cooing Tanta, fang by Mr. Gibbon 6 Brown Bode, fang by Mr. Gibbon . 0 I'm not Ready, rung by Mrs. Franklin - 0 Pretty Ann of Windlor, fuog by Mr. Gibbon - 0 Fora Wife, fung by Mr. llignum - 0 Oh Wander pomace from ate my Love, rung by Mrs. Mind 6I R. H.CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, gran ao, do& THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. lESTra ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, thee Pre rob wfli be reeelved ae thdr Ones in St. MargaretOmer.Wgft. maind:r, GO ce Were Thug,* the rah of July Peck frent'fbeit Perfeme me may be wilthig to undertake the Perfornunee of the Marren Week be tke Service of Department at the follow- kg *adorn, 'lig. THE TOWER, PURPLEET, WESTMINSTER, GRAVESEND, GREENWICH, WOOLWICH, TILB a g Y. limbo particulars, together with the terms and Condition of the Osamu% Olaf be knows upon applkadon at the Secretary's Ogee Maryanet's-Reset, any day between the hours of ten tssd fear eiethek, when the Impalas are to be delivered; Pealed up, sad marked on the ouaddc • Propofals for Plailterms Work fir Service of the Ordnance Department," bet no PropoCal eau be admkted after the laid tcth day of July. thy Order of the Beard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ricruAturit 01,101, yasa tttlo6. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICMALLING HIS mosarn !Uri, a &roily tier mike, That on Monday the nth of July next, on Monday the s t R of that Month, and on the Brit and third Mondays in every rue carding Month, they will be ready to mean Tenders, la writing, lola up, for rub quantities of ENGLISH PEASE and of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, astir refiartive Dealers third; may think proper to offer; to be delivered into Hh Ma fi Stoner Deptford, r into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Catherine's t and to be paid for by Bills payable with intim* Iran tinge efter datn—The Coalitions of the Centrada may be few at the bogie tires Mee. No m ead orill Sal or a, apodor is orlioh.the trio flail se io" istforfaria ewe at hag* or fist Bat art is sidivara o Ks Board Were teridwlw the raprithro drys iitteifflialfir their mhos a sOrrfad, *sr or* tie l'erfau trio rain she tenders, r flare 'aim an their kkg artaad, to wpm, taloa readiest Mr:MU ING-OPPICS, yid, a, atm. THE COMMISSIONERS ft; VICTUALLING HIS 1if.471,977'. NAM &low* give Hake, That on Friday the rids inflow, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for ONE'HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM, and for EIGHTY THOUSAND GALLONS of FOREIGN BRANDY; To be delivard in flu weeks (one half in three weeks, and the semakider in three weeks afterwards) into His Majcity's indloal . ling Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, in the followiog propoir dors, rte. . RUJSI. BRANDY. Deptford go,oce gallons. oo,ooso PlytuoUth &Nom 40,000 560,000 80,000 And to be paid for by Bills payable with Mtereft ninety days after data-31. B. No Tender fora lefs quantity than Ten Thoufand ?all!M; will be admitted.—Tbe Conditions of the Contrad may be feast at the Secretary', Office. N; regard will k • hag IP ay kola' as unliki las /164 sot i• * a wore at lark sr theijistaa ittlamtrd to& Jimit4 lent met MatiliWo 11 ?Sig tht WS Vim* farkfi foise air arks iataa w, w ft* p c om A NA 1446 aped, s. miktftt. W! ANIIUITIEs. 'we' . r erfons trilling to idvanee Money upon ll t iftAtualties in Stares not kfs than cool. ach, to be fe astkitaa the Pirftla Rates, natter the authority of an Ad of Par liament lately pokol for re-building the Body of the Parilh Church of Chertfm in the County of Surrey, are requefted immediately to tranfmit PrgpoLala flaring the loin to be advanced, the age of the party, and the Annuity ;special, to Mars Clark and Graze• brook, of atertfey, Clerks to the Target/appointed to carry the Sill Ad into execution, io order to their being laid before a Meet ing. of the hid Tratees, to be held on or before the 18th day of juiy seat : —Chertfey, June 26, tlio6. • • TO CARPEN VERS. • !THE Commiffioners of the Harbour of LITTLE. HAMPTON, called ARUNDEL PORT, In the County -of SUSSEX, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to recoly Tenders, In writing (Riled up) at their Out Meeting, to be *darn on' Monday the sBth of July neat, at the Crown Inn, Arundel, in thl County of Saes, for main a New Pier on the Weapon fide of the Harbour of Littlehampton, ato yards In knelt. according to a Plan'and Particulars thereof left at the Office of,Meffro.Hetsa s. Solicitors, at Arundel ; and alto for convert• ing a Oroirof ti , e length of to yards, nnw Banding on the Wudern fide of the Paid Harbour, into a tlmilar Pier. The tc ► ok or the Wort to bo completed on or before t►e tft dy or December, tBo7. • ' No regard wilt be had a any Tender in whleh the price dull not inferted in words at length, or that than not be delivered to the Commit Goons before eight o'clock on the raid zeth day of July next ; and, as it will be material to the Commlillaners that payment of a !Mall part of the money for which the week is undor. taken to be performed mould be delayed tor a few years, particu lar atter& will be paid to the Tenders of there Perrone who are willing to kt loch part of the money remain, for which legal in. tereft will be paid; and rations tendering arc therefore dedred to (late at what periods they taped payments to be made for dm work.—The Plan and Particulars may be leen, and all due in• formation given by applicatina at the Office of Melts. Holmes, Salmitors, at Aruadzl.-...4aundel, June ip, :806. GREAT DISTRESS. [HE Perron, who room months ago, and lately, addreffed an Advertifement, beginning "A TEO LT LAMEN TABLE CAIZTO TYE BENEVOLENT AND 111./14ANt," In this and other Papers, humbly returns hit molt fincere thanks for the donations he has received, amounting In all to sal. which bare been of great de to him, though much reduced by the cipenfe of advertlfing. It is with great Mut:lance be is obliged to hate, that though the debt he owes, incurred by Ultras in his family, which confide of birofelf,a wife, and two (mall children, amount only to about Rothe mutt abfolutely fink under the load, if thole who can fed for Inch &Reefs, and who are bid' with themeans, do not in terfere to rave him front deitruction. He has held a (mall appoint meht under Government fbr there t 6 Years, and has alvirays eon. riudted Itimfelf with propriety. He has devoted his (malt Wary to the payment of his Cre d itors; but a few of than arc ciamoroww. .perhaps from necellity—and, to meet their demand., prevent law encomia, and maintain his family till he can again enjoy the benefit of his (wall falary, is fo fir beyond his prefent ability, that he malt, If not edified, In the cad loft his &nation, and be left without the fistalleft refoutee. Could be avert the ruin with which he to threatened, by dons don*, or by a loan from the Immune, be has the profpea of an in. created Income in a few months from the &nation he bolds, which would enable him to repay the Sol. in four years, by four equal in &lmam. kleffre. Heaton and Stirling, Bankers, No gag. Strand; and Mclfr. Bolder°, Luthington and Co. Rinker., Na 30. Carotid!, will (peak to the Advertifees churadter, receive any donation that may be fent for h im, or forward any note, attdreSed to D. T. thould any wren with to honour him with an Interview. TO FAMILIRS LEAVING TOWN. THE OPORTO WINE COMPANY i . No. 46, Rathbone•place, beg leave to offer the Nobility and Gentry Vilna, at t►e following prices: •- - Wines per Doz. s. d. Wines per Dos. a. d Port 42, o ilueeLlas,beit fat 44 o Old ditto _,, 45 o Calcavot, richeß quality 44 o Superior Old ditto 48 0 Rich Mountain 44 o Old Bottled Sherry 48 0 Vidonla, Madeira fitraur 44 o Old Llama. Grit quality ea 0 India Madeira by o Pricer of Foreign Spirits, genuine, per gallon. Rum, fine OW Jamaica, warranted r7a. od. Brandy, real Cognize, very old - 21 0 Henan& Otncra, real Rotterdam . 113 o - Shrubs, of Rum, Orange,'Artaek; he. 17 o • Samples may be had it the abdve Repoitory. - A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has . gained by the fuperloi excellence of his ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES (or Fitt Sauce has induced many perfans to give the lane name to an article entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they .we the Public, to caution them againit fuch impontiona, as fevers' people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c extra large profit to vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requeftcd to sib fur BURGESS'', and topiferve, none is genuine hut what have there words upon the John Burgefe and Son's Original sod fu• perior Efferce of Anchovies."--Warehoufe, Na. lob Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. MAWS MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY, Sta. GOSPORT Julie aB, ,806. BENJAMIN GIBSON, refpeafully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that In ronfequenee of his Brother, William Gibfon, having ent ered into Partnership with Mr. Lobh, at Southampton, be has (acceded him in his banners in this town, and begs leave to Whit a continuance of that rapport, which his Brother lately, and his Father for upwards of 40 years, has fO li • hardy eipvienced. B. 0. has engaged a Taylor from one of the molt falhionable Houk' in London, and Is enabled to lama Officers of the Navy and Army, and other Gentlemen. with Uniforms, hcglmentals, !and Plain Maths, in the Newett Style. and on the thondintrice. SCOTLAND. COUNTRY RESILIENCE TO BE SOLD, (Immediate poffafion may be had) H E ATHERY HAUGH, in the Vicinity of Aluffat. the Premifts conflit of a Villa and Offices, very eommodioas, well fornithed, and (ilted for a Genteel Fatuity. The Land gonna' of t 4 Acres of rich Pafture. Abundance of well grown Trees are interfperfoi through the field adjoining co the Houle. The fituation in a Haugh or Valley of great fertility, fur • rounded on all fides but the S.uth, by • try high hills, putrefies many beauties and local advantages. Moffat Is a cheerful Village, where there arc regular With eta, and to which much genteel Com pany refit on account of the Medicinal Springs which have long been in high eftimation. The Pat and A tail Coaches of England and Ireland pais daily through Moffat to and from the principal Cities of Edinburgh and Olafgow, from which it is about fifty ' miles diftance. Apply to Charles Moore, Efq. Prineeoftr-tt, Cavendifh fquare, London; to Thomas Scott, Efq. W. 8. Edinburgh; or to John Syrpe, 184. Stamp-06x, Dumfries, who are in:mastered to treat. AUCTION of BOOKS, MAPS, and HOG ARTH's PRINTS. A CATALOGUE of Valuable HOOKS, prin. z cipally modern. (the greater part at them ele7autly bound, and entirely new), the Property of JOHN S I'OCKIJALE, which will be foW by Auftion, by Mr. STOCKDALE, Jun. at tit.. Ncw Room, No. 180, Piecsuilly, oppoOte Burlington Houle, on Mon day, July 7, and five following days, commendug at one o'clock to a minute. Amonglt many other valuable Publications are, Proof imr.refli.ms of Hogarth's Works—Cook's Vol agescomplete—New Annual Regiftcr—Swift's, Fielding s, Bacon's, Locke s, Walpole's, Bohnfon's, Sir William Jones's, Guldfmith's , Hume's, Robertfon' t , eton Watfon's,Glbbott's,Blalr's and Lavater's Works—Clnlver fat bliftory---Parllamentary Regifter and Stare papres—barrow', New Travels—Fourcroy's Chemiftry—Williamo's Cake—Burn's Jultice--Wentworth's Pleadings.—European Magazine—Graft's Antiguitics—Joist.foo's Didtionary—Murpky's Tacitus--Danlel's Rural Sporta—Warious Hiftorics of England—Coltume of RUITIII —Phlkeophical Tranfaellons-..New e: rage and Baronetage Drought down to the prefent day..—Oifford's Juvenal—Chau chard's, and ottur Maps—Plan of London—Map of indoftan, &c. To be viewed two days preceding the Pale, and catalogues, price 6d. to be hat of Mr. Stockdalc, No. ISI, Piccadilly; and Mr. Walker. Patcrnulter row. This day was publlthed, lo One Volume Crown Oetavo, Price f Boards, - . . . . - - A new Editi..n, being the Fifth, of EVIDENCES of the CH RISTIAN RELIGION ; briefly and plainly Rated, uridl. and plainly Bated. By JAMFS BEATTIE, LL. D. F.A.S. Bee. ace. Printed for T. CadnU and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. Of whom may he had , by the fame Author, _ _ . , t. Dilferutions, Moral and Ctitical.—sOn Memory and !magi. matins; on Dreaming ; the Theory of Language • on Fable and Romance; oa the Attachment of Kindred; Bth:luWong on Subli mity; Quarto, 'Sc. in boards. a. The Theory of Language. in Two Pans. Part I. Of the Origin and general Nature of Speech. —Part 11. Of Univerfal Gram. mar ; t Voi.llvo. ss in boards; defiance' for the Me of Sehools This day was publifbed, prate as. Gal. fewed, a Second edition of rrHE BENEFICIAL. EFFECTS of CHRISTI ANITY& on the TEMPORAL CONCERNS of MANKIND, • proved from HIS TORY and from FAC rs. By the Right Rev. BEILBY PORTEUS, D. D. Lord 131Qum of London Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davits. Strand; T. Payne, at the Mews Gate ; and F. and C. Ritingtoa, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, I. Salmons on leveret SubJeEte, a soh. New Edition, (b, Ing the Tenth of the Flat Volume, and the Fifth of the Second), price tee in hoards. The Volumes foil 14:perste. 2. Lecrua ru on the GOSPIL of Ss. MATTOZW, 2 1/011. Bth Edition, its in boards. 3. A SUMSSAILT of the principal Evidences of the Truth and Divine Origin of the Chriftian Religion-9th Edition,sa. 6d. few ed 4. A Review of the tire tiod - Cue *stria of .1 acusisnor SZC2I,•, Iva sth hditlon. j. t ez y ae ea o r e ;awed to the Cantor of the Diocese of Los-, C. This day was pabllfbrd. price 35. DIAMOND CUT DIAMOF.I); or, Obfervations on a Pamphlet entitled " A Review of the Conduilt of His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales," and comprilicg a free and Imperil:l View of Mr. Jsirasno, as • Tradefinsn, Politician, and Courtier, during a period of Twenty Years. " 'Tis certain, greatnefs, once falrn out with fortune, • " MuR tall out with men too." sssss It. Printzd by B. M'Mfllan, Printer to His Royal Meiners the Prince of Wales, and publithed by C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall-Mall, and go, Southampton-row. Ruffell-fquare. DISEASES OF THE EAR. This day was publifbed. Frize el. 5.. in boards, Elegantly printed In one Volume Folio, wits fplendid Engravings, by Heath, AN ILLUSTRATION of th e ANATOMY o f the HUMAN EAR, Rego mpanied by VIEWS of that ORGAN, accurately drawn, of the Natural Sim!, (rum a Series of Alfred:ions To which is added, a TREArISE on its DISEASES, the CAUSES of De sand tht WOW TIMATMINt• By J. C. SAUNDERS: Demonftrator of Pradtical Anatomy lo the Anatomical School in St. Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to the Londou Difpenfary for Difeafee of the Eye and Ear. Printed for RICHARD FLIILLI Pl. No. 6, erbige.ftreet, Blachfriars. MISS OWENSOM NEW NOVEL. This day was pubnihed, la Three Volumes, Duodecimo, price 13$ 6tt inboard,. I'HE WILD IRISH GIRL I a Nadi - Hui-Story; . 1 - in which are delineated the Manner., Amufernatts, and Grievsnces of the PEASAN AY and YI.OMANItY of IRE. LAND," _ By SYDNEY OWENSON„ Autborefs of the Novice of St. Dominic. St. Clair rdte. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. Brldnoqtreet, Black friar's f and fold by all Baolifelters, in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had, A new edition of the NOVICE of St. DOMINIC, by Mlfe Owevfam. hi 4 volt. Price Os. in boards Thy Mth edition of the WIN rut in LONDON, by Mr. Sort; 3 vols. 130.6 d. Aud the MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW, by Mr. Siddons. 3 vols. 13$. 6d. HUME and BELEM AWs HISTORY of LNG e.AND, from the Perk& Records to the Prefent Time, Complete. MR. PHILLIPS hat the honou r to i ntro d uce to the Public the only complete, refpedtabk. and uniform Se eks of Eng Nth Hiftory which has ever been produced. Mr. 111/14101 Hiftory was brought by that writer down to the od of the Revolution, and Mr. Bets.' NI has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution, and brough: it down to the Peace of AnliCilf. Both works fornt an uniform Series of to Volume,, and they ma y be had of gvery Bookfeller in Town and Country, price Si. boards Perron, already poi:felling Mr. Humes Ebitory, may have Mr. Belthanes entire Work by Well' in as Volumes, for Five Guineas In boards. And as ilk latter part of Smollet's General filliory was fre quently fold pintioufly to the appearance of Mr. Beltham's Work, as a Continuation of Hume to the Math of George the Second, Mr. Phillips thinks it proper to obterve, that Mr. tielfisam's Hit. tory of the Reign of George the Third may be had feparately, to comphte Flume and Smollet, in 8 Volumes, price 3L a as. in boards. Bridge deem, June 8, 1806. This day was published, In Royal Odiavo, price Os. Dedleitcd, by permifiloo, tO the Right Hon. Lord Fa sit tux, MHE PRINCIPLES and LAW o f TITHING, 1- adapted not only to the Inftradtion anti Convenience of the Profeffors of the Law, but of all Perims interefted in Tithes; and aloft:aced by References to the nioft leading and recent Tithe Cafes. By FRANCIS PLO WDEN. Lfq. Barritter. Menus eft jus defiCiens quern jus incerturn. I midon : Printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Bri 'ge-ftreet. •„• The WOrk is divided Into three 11 , uks lbe tit Book treats of the Nature of Civil Eftabilihments of Religion, and of Tithes and other Feeleftlitical Revenues, and confiders them Islamic/By. The ad Book lets forth what Perfona, clerical and lay, are entitled to Tithes in England ; What 'I Ithes are payable by Common Law and by Cullom; How Tithes arc of by Statute Lad; and the Nature and Grounds of Preferiprivc Rights, Extmptions,and Mo dufes.—And the 3d Book contain% the Various Modes of purfuing and defending Tithe Caufes of every denomination, In the Spiri tual Courts, Courts of Equity. and of Common law The Work elides with a copious Appendix of Ado and Precedent,, and a full Alphabetical Index. • • • • • • • • • • a • • PIANO YORTS MULIC, _____ Cratner's Fourth Grand Casual°, Op. 38 8 6 Ditto Sonatas, Op 37 - 8 6 Gruff, Three Deets, Op. is - 8 0 Wnelfe, Concerto, Op. 34 - . 8 0 - Ditto, Sonatas, 0p.33 - 8 0 Ditto, Ditto. Op. ay - - - 8 0 N B. All the above Mute may be had at Monzani and Hiles Mufie Warebonfe, Old Bond Brett. CENSUIiA. LITERARIA, No. IX. Thii day was publifhed. prim is. 6d. No. IX. (Being the FIT* Number of Vol. III) of CENSURA LITERAR lA. (To be continued every other Month.) Containing Titles and A bftradis of learn Books, Articles of Biography, and other I.iterary'Antiqui. tics; partly in Imitation of the Plan of Oldys's Midas Librarian.' London : Primed for Longman, Hunt, Rea and Orme, Pater-' noller-row ; and J. Whi"e, Fleet•itrect. Of whom may be had. The Two ?Mt Volumes of the above Work, price see. 6d. each in lairds ; or Nos. z to 8, feparately, price as 6.: each. This day was publleted, • In One Votome, °dive, price in boards, 7s. 6d. A CONNECTED and CHRONOLOGICAL X VIEW of the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, In Twelve &mous. prea.hed In Linedn's Inn Chapel, at the Leaure of the late Right Reverend WILLIAM WARBURTON, Lord Bithop of Gloucefter. By ROBERT HARES. A. M. F R S. F. A.S. 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