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p o p • IIMMWINP . . . , • - At4k . ~.._ ( • kit ir .... .ft .A. 6, 1 . . .... ~, . 4 -1 - 017 7 - 2 , - . ~ • 1i . .- . , • ~. I tk ) Vil . : , i , • i l t Ira .11i,11.1V.%3 .s 4p A C'Z* 1 ; , . - 4 0 4 ...), 'Wring 1 . l c Apr , 4 , -- .11" --.1" a: „16a2 1:t1 r r ; ..., ! 4 ,i,.•,,-i-A, , .., 1.. Lac MOW' " ~, • 1 ' l!'".1:111:111 t.r2151.0.41 .r 'A % NOMER'S9III :,~ zA~ ~ ~~. c ;r:,' ' ' ORATORIOS. THSATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDiIf. WEDNESDAY,NEXT, IttA,RCH 16, 1808, ti - w ai b o repeated the GRAND SELECTION', u performed math unbounded aPplause on the first night, in which is corn oui ~,,,ai t he rust Au a the CREATION ; Overture and ;Den! li i rdi in Said ; the MS. Eravmra Duette by Mrs..D:ckons and Go 'r y /a ura ; M ar cello's . favourite. - Atuhetu ' 0 Lord, our Co ' :by Mrs. Bland; sad the Song of ' Enithuad's King and r..land's Glory,' by Mr: Brabarn. - . - • T ad p r iday the 18th, will be perfumed I:Allegro 11 Pewit , pro t teu by Milton and composed. by Handel. Wi t h a 7.,.;; a - d Orseelbiteoas Act; In which wilt be Intr oduced Mr. Bra '''''is, s inned Song of .To arms ! your country's cause.' For the co ine, the I)iietto of 1 Fair Solana; by Mrs. Dictums and mr. s a uel; and Mosaic" Grand Motet ' 0 Goo, when thou a: Vocal • pro p! Vocal Per forme rs--Mrs: DICKONS, Mrs . BLAND, ~._ ot oryN, and • Miriam DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHMA, i i `; . ' Go o, )40.1RET, ids. DOYLE, and Mr. BELL AMY. jo icrat the Baud, Mr 4 ASMLEY ; Organ,Mr. I. .ASHIAY. Tosommence at Serm.--Half Price at Nine. F o r the sero matodatlon of the Public, theTfin-airical ClaTheasia added la Mimeo the Pit. •: - . Mr& ts,lsong.. cuBSCRIPIIOI46, not exceleding Twit)* .Ottifii" 0 (Greening a MONUMENT to the IVlmOry; of 'die Tnotam ;016.5., late Fellow and Tistoi - of Trinity - Contra, caraluidgeovill be received at the following ilin.nlviirhenpons ::—. g e ars. Mortioa and C 9. Mr Gill.un ; Uri T.... Blair ; Cam bridge ; *OM Hammersley and Co. Pan-niall ; 4tessrs. Hoare, negt . di teti Messrs. Moffat tad Co. • Lemhabd-etreee; Sir Jas. LA* ,pd Co. Lombard-street.. Messrs. EArtikair e ; Tritton and co. Lombard -street; Messes. Lefevre; Curries-and Ca. Cr within. _ . ~ POSTINO; PARISH OF V. MARY-LA:BSPLNR.. A S r 4 MeCtillg of.several Irihalsitamts oil the PArish kif t. lgarrio•!Bonne, held thiS day, add otker pig i r poi_theCositt liquie, in Oxford stree t ,. • PiCHAIM YAULJODRELL, En, in theme , /1r filloirlng/teselutions were A ulaniniously agr viz. /lathe Advertisedients tritely inserted In the Newspapers in" t g o c o unty, expressing the intention of liking the prides of gost kg, ue daugurolu from their public example, and eviltendeneyk; That Combinations of this nature call aloud noe only for the • e t kas consideration acid Interference of all Persons liable to.be &Why them, but also for the attention of the Legislature. That a Petition to the House of Commiess bepreplued, with the traction of this+ Coca:time, frit the signatpre.. of the %bari um of the Parish of St. Mary-la-Boane, ...Wiring, a Legislative wad/. -- The Chairman having left the ChAr, Imbed ncaninuinsiy, That the Thanks of this Meeting be isits to RICHARD PAUL JOIIRLLL, Esti:for the very able ra. slow he has given to this Meeting, and the uuwerries attzut.ou kiss shewn on the occasion. Ile Petition, as prepared and approved, was signed by the gaibmen then present, and now lid for the signature of other Ism resident within the Parish of St. Mary-la-lioune, who sole disposed to sign the same, at the Secretary's, Mr. Green ed; No. £, Beaumont-street, Devonshire -nice. ARMY. ' ; ANY Subaltern Officer of a certain standing , hay tag interest to carry through an object Me most desirable ittittps&ssion, may hear of an opportunity tb exercise the same s i t antageously, on application by loner; post paid, none else suited, addressed to C. M, Na 12, Galderr4quare, from which sonsiso can be obtained some very useful information on vari es objects connected with the Civil and Military branches of the including the fsledind establishment. rill!YeeSimple in possession cf a. most desirable ! improvable FREEHOI.D MANOR and FARM, of about 1900 Acres 'of excellent Arable; Me d mr, a:d Pasture land, Tithe Fee, in a Northern °Minty, ahem 150 trelza from London, ie now to be Sold by Private Contratr, upm Terms which will secure to the Purchaser Four and a Ha'!f ler Cent. SI b Money, upon u Leased the Estate fur a reasonable term, to a: undeniable Ti.nant, under proper restrictions, as to manage. malt, &c. Apply to Itlessrs. Tarrant and Grey, Solicitors, Chancery-lane. CRAND STATE LOTTERY. TO4IORROW WILL be the SECOND DAY'S DRAWING THE TICKETS, No. 3,166, a Prize of 10001. 1 and No. 406, a Prise of 5001. last Tuesday, were both sold itSbares by HODGES, PAINE and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 2, Ccodill, and 149, Oxford-street, where 'Tickets and Shares, maned sindrawn, are on sale In great variety, STATE OF THE WHEE • $ of afeD,ooo 117 o f 1 10,000 2.5 ...- 4 5,000 _ 'Meta and Shares of the Grand City Lottery , containing only mow TicVls, are also on Sale in abode. £l,OOO 300 RICH WHEEL.—FIFICY • CAPITALS. 3 Prizes of L. 20,000 17 Prizes 'of L. 1,000 I 10,000 fL.S —' — 500 4 5,090 Etc. Sce.. Bcc. WARRANTED UNDRAWN Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK ad Co. Cornhill and Charing Cross. The SECOND DAY of DRAWING wilt be TO-MORROW, Ik Ifth of March. No. 4,099, - a Prize of - - L. 14000 19,459, - - - • - $O9 ..% The first Day of Drawing , were both sold in Shares , by • RICHARDA)N,GOODLUCK and (O. Abel Matte and Shares of the Grand City Lottery, for Fite )ll4,,Houses, discharged of Land 'fax, _containing only 20,000 Tickets, with Capital Prizes to the amo.Ant of 104,0001. SECOND STATE LOTTERY tOel 1807. V 0.12,909, drawn a Priie of £lOOOO Tucs lay tattitokirlse first Day orDramini.of.the present laoitety, "" shared itAtk i e g n 1 6ths, tty Sir S IMANSCOMB and,Co. . lbroptiettirso the Achy lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, 37, ec nhill, 7ad'sB, Haymarket, Picea:dilly, suffer* Tirkets and Sitiresof Tickets.are now selling, ivarrantesl undrawn, told the Pnzes paid at either of the alsove'Offices ort demand. The prtscot State Lottery cont*as more Capital Friaci, with , snit 1%000 'rickets to draw that titan halt! originally been h a ra' t of tie former Lotteries, consisting of 60;060 ~ Numhert. kik Tickets and Shares are 11kettisrit6liag in the City Horse latery, , consisting . 44- osly 8C4101:1 Tkkots, and eheAses.Jor °a bluetits, grads. ; hi al AGED ani DE,4II,ITATED, ancrfor GOUTY an • PARALYTIC. compLAINTs. . I WALSH% GINGER SEEDS. . T H I S Preparation of 'Ginger is recoltiniended for Indigestion, Weakness Cramp 'Pains in the Stothacl?, bi allErnordeis where Cordial Medicines are neeessul - y. They ", also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, and Paralytic Com, filets, and Debility ari dog from Age or other Causes. These ids tackle will find their; particularly adapted for that period, as. tenivve that faintness so generally experienced, correct tbcc ', llll ,lncipetvent khtalencies, so fatal to Infants. They readily owl e in any liquid, and are preferable to common Ginger, Wag freed from tIW impurities, and the woody and flhrous parts tirThe twit: • The quantity of a tea-spoonful may he taken at any I that, fitbm• alone, and -chewed and gradually ;wallowed , or d i g . 'eked la.a cupful of 'lea, or a glass of Wine, ar Wine and Water. PTV:i n :id sold by F C. Walsh (inventor and originalNen de/. t to has Royal Highness the Duke of York : , No. ' t rod, Ldtidon,in hattle4 2s. 9d. and Its. each. L. Nose are genuine but those signed F. C. Walsh 02 tile . "aside of each bill of directions. . , . i v - - • , zFnfaflqzsr-9..ctF4qcztkk - t l Mu T °4i silo,sitsiy4::rjw4tftlypayg, 1g I ,* ii#2-, riArr,l• her!t ef,,,Nl ia ! That on r Mid 4 tie 2% Instant, t ,, hey Oillt lie lady to rialvo linulers, iliwilifit (kited op) ad ireai fOr Wit. 4 tftifElafit STORE iki!..0.40e 31 ataimitaTimetat may **wai t variiatt space of one'year, ffsim'the eisdatf the Contract into the Victtialang : rteares at INP I -foia; aqd Bills payable with interest ninety ans after date, jct . The Conditions of tb,e Contract may be seen at iSfelq*c 1 9111 Ce ., No el:fed will k hatlVidie rendre. iiottßarlii * tserted in *awls a faith, was* shall net heakfiwemf to the 21001044 W are we e'4oe h ms the :girl : Towhee * 224 Madre:, for unkse the "wow .Who makes the Tesler, er raw Person fm 141tej{ . (iii; attends to essmsate whoa calk-4 . )Sr. . r ev • 414r0a "08. THE 4! ZS _kJ) rPii4L: VTIcEIz,F of 111:47i . :.4EsTrypiroNANcs, 4o hereby give Notice, That Proposals will. be received it their 014ce in Fill-Mall,. on . Sor before lvionday the 24 Instant, from such Persona as may be Wining to =demi& the lditiply of PORAOE for the Orthsiace Horses stationed la the following Distriits, viz.-- ••t • h. North Britain • Health West, including ••• • ! Northern Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, atsd Yorkshire . Christclaufcla . • . • Vartern,.exchisive of Western • Wartey - ' with its depetidindes Southern, exclusive of Wesley and Chatham ' • - • Fora pasiod•4six months front she Ist of Avril ncat. •- ; The Forage to be fir : A*4in rations to consist as he; r. it . time,to thne,tie rtguired, either of • Whs. of Oatt • Sir isf • 71ba. of Oats 121bs. of Hay --1411 n. of Hay and - - and nibs. of Straw. Sibs. of Straw, :And mast be delivered at the respective Stations at the expense of the Contractor, who is 4w to furnish such Horses with Oats at Ribs. per Ritlon, :Unica) , be billetted within the district for which he contracts. The Proposals anti,' be delivered separately or jointly for each Station, and it is expected *at the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, that during the perlod'ef his Contract may. accumu late, making an allowance for the same. Further particulars may be known, upon appHcatidn to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals 'are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Supply of Forage;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 21st instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .Agent in his behalf, shall attend.---,lly Order of the Board, A. 11-CREW, Secretary. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Leordo, Naftali, nos. FOR SALE, By Order of the Hon. CIIMIA ;Siegler! of his Majesty's . Custom., On Wednesday the 16th of March, 180 R, at Three o'Cluck in the Afternoon of the said Day, In the Long Ream, Custom House, London,' I'HE following • GOODS, which are allotted in small Quantities, for the better accommodation of the seve ral Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become ' Purchasers. TO nostr. CONSUMPTION. Gold and Silver Watches, 5e..15, Rings, Ear-Rings, Necklaces, Br.:aches, Pins, Combs, Corals, Pencil Cases, Toothpicks, Thimbles, Epaulets, Table Cloths, Woollen Cloth, and other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLSAR Of ALL DUTIES. To he viewed at His Majesty's Warehouse, Custom House, London, on Monday the 14th, Tuesday the 15th March, 1 H(W, .and on the Day of Sale, from Nine in the morning to One in the Afternoon, where Catalogues will be delivered. / 1 / 4 . . B. Goods boug ht a: this Sale must be paid for on or before Friday„ the April IROI4, Let,vr2n the hoses of nine.delock in the irtornini ins' three in, the afternoon, or the deposit' made thereon will obsoletely**. tosneforfeited, and the Goods resold at a future Sale. • 1- Thin Amy was. published, . , • two thick VokunioQuarto, price +l. 4 'a. la A N ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIOnit the SCOTTISH LANGU AGE, illustrating the words in their different Signification', by examples from ancient and mo dern writers, 'hewing their Affinity to those of other Languages, and especially the Northern ; explaining many terms, which, though pow obsolete in England, were formerly common to both Countries, and elucidating National Rights, Customs, and Initruc. tions, In their analogy to those of other nations ; to which is prefixed a Dissertation on the Origin of the Scottish Language, By. SOHN JAMESON, D. D. Fellow of the Royal *Arty of kdiiburgh, and of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Printed foe Lotiginan; Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cade]] and Davis, and H. D. Symondt; London • and W. Creech, A. Con stable and Co. and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. RRmSH IiEItY,NIII I Ohder the Superbiteneleneoriliiifilt , O'rr t.rr i andTosisiUs. This day was published, No. I. tube contftmedMouthly, of THE Bnirrian Gammer officrunEs; in two series. Cnmyriaulg EAriPinlPOr the celebrated Pictures of the ,igs oi. , ... great Masters in the United K„itigdotu,witk*torical and descrip., tive letter-p lie: L eel's. . • Arst Series; •dentaining two Pfites, reprrienting eleven Picturesin the Marquis of.Statiord's Collection ; on elephant 4ter. 1(11.64 ; on 'atlas 4to.with proofimpressionson ndia paper, 11. In. on atlas 410. with the prints 'lightly coloured, 11. 1 Is. ed. No. 1. Second Series; coniaming, the Woman taken in Mule tery, by Ruhens, in the Collection of Henry Hope, Esq.; On atlas , 4to. price 10s. 6d.; on colornbier folio, with proof imprt•sions of the plates on India paper, IL 1%; on colonibier folio, with the prints highly finished in colours,*Antiitntion,of thy original 2L The:Histmical Part by WilliamYounlihi47, Esq. A. - Th, • I.liiedriperie Part by Henry TreslraM, turiktible, W, Y. OttieT, Esq. The Enkravinp o by Mr. Hiar t orical En... Per to her Majesty, who-has tt a Mapsigensent the executive Part;of the Work; Mr. L. vonetti, and Zernltient Engravers. The' s tn tid lita t tit* Seairei-br M. Craig, and of the • iijessisoTietsikins, diwins, Violet, Hodgson, Xneinis &c. • Voider time *perintendence of :,tis HENRY '1 RESHAM, Esq. R. A.. •1, „... for Longman, Burst, .Rces, and bruit?: rieiseetile reill White, Fleet artreet ; Cadell and Chivies, Strand; and P. .Iforaldas,•New Bond-street. • • A mixed manuer,of Engraving has been chosen fur the .4 present Work, as acknowledged t 6 be the hest means of imitating . , accurately the peculiar style of thelelaster, and the touch *of Pencil, either Ist Chiaroseuro, or with the additional advantkge of colours, on their peculiar exeellenez in which the veldsrityeat many of the most distinguished Masters is founded. Tim obi of e present undertaking is to give a finished (aitblglri, tion of the original Picture. u ;der all the coiti o n= etek. Ong, compositicin, light and shadow , and ' • • L N.' B. l i ar further particiabressee Proem:Mrs •- 4SL' 4.111.,) :t. charictet. • . ATOES. • Thin day was published , in 4to, with Plates, price 7s. 6d. sewed, H'E REPORT of the COMMITTEE of . the BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, concerning the CULTURE and USE of POTATOES ; Including the following topics : 1. Discrimination ad sorts. 6. Distempers. 8. PreparitiOn of 6611 i: 7. Taking tip, and securing the 11. Sets. crop. 4. Methods of Planting. 8. Application as food for man. 5. Culture while growing. 9. Expences, produce, & value. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. ti, Bridg:•-strect, Black friars, and to be bad of an Btxdtsellers, Of whom may be had, publi sh ed also by authority of the Board of Agriculture e • 1. EXPERIMENTS TRIED by the BOARD of AGRICUL TURF.. in the Composition of,,various Sorts of 1.1R1.41.D. Price half-a-crown. '2. A GENF.RAL REPORT upon the SIZE of FARMS 'throughout GREAT BRITAIN, by Dr. Ross:arson. PricaSe. 3. A LET•I ER. from the EARL of WINCI4ELSEA, on the Advantages of COTTAGERS' RENTING LAND, Is. 4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with ,Queries, price la. 6d. 5. An ACCOUNT of the MCIDESOeDRAINING SWAM , - BOGGY, and MARSHY LANDS, as Practised by Mr: Joseph I Elkins:oa ; drawn up by Mr. lour; lon,ustantr, with numerous 'plates, price 7s. 6d. in boards. • 6. Corrected and Improved REPORTS of,TWENTY7EIGHT COUNTIES in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, uniformly' printed in octavo, and illustrated with numerous Engravings, de. . , scribing the Present State of tact County in Agriculture, Manu factures, Population, P. lisetr,Econosny, etc. &e. from 7s. to .15a. each. _ , Oa the Itith of March wai pullishel, in °alma,- In Five Vols. elegantly printed on at fine wu Xciyal Paper, price, in boards, Ten Ouineas, , THE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH FlSJiv§Aß es e luding scientific end - genera Description ; of the most +me- Iting Species, and an extensi ve Series of a •cnrateiy Finished ,olourtd Plates...7taken entirely from Original Drawings, pur posely made from the ,Specimens in a recent State, and for the most part whilst liAtis:• . • ' :By' 7... DONOVAN, P. 1,. S. Author of t Natnral Histories Of Britint Birds, insects, Shells,&c. Printed for the Author, and for F. C. and S. iiivingon, N 0.62, St. Paul's Cliursh-yard : sold also by 1. Hatc . hnf , d., Nq..4 90, pk,. . . . caditty. ' • „ , • 0 Thls {Mork, consisting of 60 Monthly Numbers, includes On: Handied and Twenty Piaui of British Fishes with appro- Wate Descriptions, and may be considered as one of the most itrund and useful Publications on the Natural History of 'this Country that has hitherto been offend to the public attention. — The subjects from which the dmviings have been exclusively l ta b t on,*cee poliecied progressively, with very considerable trou- Ible inci t e •;xpW•e,and .by i graat'extrtion ha v e been obt ained for ie most liylirt in a recent state, thereby affording the Artists em toyed at oppOrrdility of rellresenting those brilliant and perisha- beings in their true colours; and glowing with the vivid hues ' of lite. 5.,,,1 1 , N, 4. Tipriors. may . be. purchased either monthly in Num =ea.. ,or bag yearly in Volumes at 21. 2s. each, in • Of tillifiltlinfkinelidoned Booksellers may be had, by the same ;• . --. •• ,414 - tra., 4.itii• 'Author, j. 'l've - 11 4 “sall "%tory of British Insects ; explainluai them in 'Oleic . acikial Si-Act, with the terioda of their Transformations, !their Pied . ; (Economy, &c. 'The whale illustrated with = 4rgnitais- In twetve volumes, • royat Octavo, price, # e IM& • '.- • • . :....v..... , •.. . . * Th c bigus•ai History of British Birds, with coloured figatcia • a;tve volumes, rice, ,In boards, 91 . • S. TheNsratill Igitory of British Shells, with colouredfirfres. bi No yektriiiins' Irk*. iii km*, 'il. I ie. tins ..,:we i . -- tiiiilnt: C. .• . .-~ , Via_` . . . . . T sf- - - -7 . . v f' :.Y. • . - ' , • . .. . . . , . ... '-',:',... ..- 1,, • %.76:4-: .1 ', ' g . . s . . • ai.k i . • ..., , , . • ,•! 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L 41178164'1C1t€5iir.4":4r4941144.1111414)841: 4ELREoMirs,Eol4l;servadobSll:F sasdrcal;nshllse sCirrillsldrikatlaslcs 'cli:l, insis4itimodtall'aly 4,. With her .Cbefeachorwitsautitioiebargrekda7Tlefellika Thiratora.t-• : 0, . 'tist,v. --"s N.Arr,ll2C:l•OlO • , srranged, as an asasistsistito.TeaChen, and particularly calculated IOP9OI. 7 . .-... Iliistattt,lke yto ticelva a' for the improve&ent of Youtlans_tieltzauling and Speaking of the Guildhall, Loudum,. ~ ', - ii,.., ~.. ,t: , , -1,; .1: 6; s ,o) I 4fitathrisitsatttikii*ElLisat 4Suish Lang?Lf..6 4ti,aii, ..i,ek i :1. , • i Sold by J. Day, No. ss,Arettrisjoase, , Ask *cr. A OTT, Te2l of Lady Elgin foe A e•rif, prlial . glie .orp; Shp, 44° 11"/"*"*414,_ ~,,_„„,,,lmva ' Teacher Eiltistket aid fletikapky in idiiiiergh. •• ' ran for Crim. Con. Is. Captain Elwin for C Valt. IL WI. .- 010".°41. 1.10110g1i."P‘I f Printed for Wialiaillh J. Murray,. Fleet's, Wes for Ashaltsty'.tiitli'Liciy•Lioncurry. .---.+1511,E0(411e i •o.lapiebtf9o4 , street, London. • rim. Con.-11r, Walesa for A.44ltety will Ms Ltallibay, 18.41 r t - - 1 i --.- ;- e, Col. Passinghim kr idiaseitlestirscyt i„s#s-/desmarkatdoTaisli if-- i: i • WORKS of tise late' CHIits.I'OPHER it NSTEY, E. r:Lancasterdco. . , . , 'tart* tiro ikiy were publiilied,ilegatkily printed in•one Volume quakes „,a6.4-a1" 14se,sm.riyares LA-rp„Ri .. • ...4,4 two Portraits of the Author at .different ?triads of his E..ri • sb. ___ -ma day were Intblfshed, the Second Edition, • *:. life, awl ,corral other Engravings, price 3L as, in b3ards, • i . II : "I"HE POETICAL WORKS of the late;tl4lFlS ..d. •in 6 Vottinfee,P2mo; price ins.ln boards, .. ~„orrilet4;4l4..wiorttrasoLEAncc...incis.atunhurieziteiae 2,:,;,,ir..,,,t, . E. T T RICA; 1F it 0 M ENG L A titrk..* By Dasskalalida. ALVAREZ ESPRIELLA; ''' Ry lis Sin JOHN ANSTF.Y; Esq. , : : i-,i,-e3%olllllo4atea from the Spanish. '•fer T. bad& and i.V.Davill, Strand.- 1 "•-`• 1-* llNtilteikhe 1.. . Hurd* Rent, and9rnw, Paternmote••••••• . • his nor be found to contain a faithful and interests -ill,be published, a New Edition, being the Initiffeliseationof the present state of England, the manners and nU 1D I ; a Didactic Poem. customs of the different tanks of Its inhabitants, and the more re. -orrs ws-R.b. morpolie gioer,itie. or 'oolong, religious and political, which pro. 4vV Editions ail anrosscithem, and which form so striking a feature of the t.heet l i of the fob * Deo tional Bret.char.• .. . , itr . ara -• -(C, a Novel, In In a few days will bit Bilislialsed, in two vols. evo. In boards, ' • : A GENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW of -re to ioeit i-L.l the pßOAKEClF,d,retative to the Conversion, Restoration d ... - ,Union, kinfrottire diary; hf the Houses of JUDAH and IS: 'els RAEL • tkltnigress 114 final Overthrow of the Antichriitian • Coufed;raayin.tka ilid of Palestine; and the ultimate general '•iffusion of Christianity. , By the Rev. G. S. FABER, B. D. Vie'ar of Stockcon-upon-TeLs. '-• F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church ',,,, J. Hatchard, No. 190, P,iccadilly. • may be had, by the sante Author, ' ''h Additions, of a Dissertation on theft,- ' tied, and are • now. fulfilling,' or will the great period of 1260 years ; ,sirs, .he tyrannical Reigu of `-atestoration of the Jews. ‘, evo. ,ard, -.lg the 'the I OTried before LordillbittbargraWirsoraffea oll orroi Guildhall, Loudoia. ; ii ,., ~.. i; i , 1, - .1./.'. 1%.,.t. lo) . - "T i Sold by J. Day, No. Or r 4 4 4 4,..; . Tt°2l of Lady Elgin for A al . gliot oa, Sisoi tdan for Crim. Con. is. 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