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• , r -• • • • " * ;,•_•.. r- - 41 4110 :a • • ' a .3 ;.* • • • 40 .• Peo: i kf _ 4 „ - ~ . . • 44 • • • • , , • iouP . . NUMBER 533 .: 4: I I SATURDAY:, FEBRUARY 22, 1806. i t fpiCa SIX-PENCE. THEATRE ROYAL., DRURY LANE. lON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 24, iBo6, will be sated the New Operatic Drama, cured THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. With entirely New Millie, Scenery, Machinery, Drefes, Re. To which will be addtd the Farce of THE DEVIL PAY. yoblon, Mr. BANNISTER ; Nell, Mrs. JORDAN. This Evening—The Weft•lndlan ; with Of Age To-morrow. CHICHESTER. TO BE LET, and entered on immediately, • • AN old-eflablifhed INN, b ear i ng t h e fign of the DOLPHIN. fituate in the Weß•ftreet. Chiehefter. Particulars known by applying to W. and L Humphry, Brewers, Chichelter..— Jan. 22, tBo6. To BooxquzlßS._ THE BOOKSELLERS aid PRINTERS of COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS throw:6lW Great Er fain aad !reload are iaf,rata,that the Fi jf Party' Dr. GR Y's NEW CYCLOPEDIA will 6, may few fair on she ill day of March, gad may S. tad I. thelr rgular Mustily Panda. Trio Dia:wary of AM gad Sumer will k mapleted ig Twelw Part:, at 9,. oath, in Twelve Menthe. To prevent dfapp.ixtowett, sad to Ave ameroot Hazes, Mr. Pus LLI PS thigh it proper to replete , . to the Corer, Trafe at large, that be morels execute regular orders fee left than Tweetave Cepiet. He panned,, that !exalter Nrathers he prow:red wi th the other p.- Mika/ Writ ; hat hi, law awl liberal all wave for Tweet, jive Cop , es.ar upward:, .a, mode, it worth the while °foamy Couto ell! • midriff their *refer, 46• ally to bra. Bridge Rivet, Feb. 18, 1806. HOME AND BELSHAM'S HISTORY OP ENGLAND. From the Far Heft Records to the Prefect Time. complete. MR PHILLIPS has the honour to offer to the • Public the only complete, refpedtable, and aniform Series of EngHSI Hittory which has ever been produced. Mr House's Hifiory was brought by that Writer down to the period of the Revolution, and Mr BELSKAIi has tiken up the narrative from the Revolution, and brought it down to the Peare of Amiens. Both Work, form an uniform Series of 20 volumes, and they may be had of every Book:idler iu Town and Cowart. price 81. Inboards. Perfous already pnlrefEng Mr. Home's ICUs" may have Mr Beilliam's entire Work by Ida', in ti voltages, forni. to In boards And a: the later part of Smollett's General Hillary was fre quenly fold p-erioufly to the appearance of Mr. Bellham's Work 29 a Continuation of Hume to the Death of George the Second. Mr. Phillips thinks It prop.? to o&erve, that Mr. Belibam's Hif tory of the Reign of George the Third maybe had reparately, to complete Hume and Smollett, in Eight Volumes, price 31. I is. in boards.—Bridgedtrect, Jan. 8, 1806. To be DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A N eligible Copyhold Farm, fituate oppofite the Red Lion, at Cottead Green, in the Parini of Sauthweald, in the County of Ellcx, confining of a (obit/nth! Farm Horde, and about twentyfire Acres of Land, with fititabk Ratner, Out' Mures, and other Offices, and an unlimited Right of Common. Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. John Willfon, Solicitor, No. 7, New North Itrect, Red Lion-fguare, where a Plan of the Eihte may be ken. 41 • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. in N MONDAY NEXT ; FEBRUARY 24 , ; B ° 6, will he seed • Tragedy, c all e d ‘ 4 .4 4 r KING RICHARD THE THIRD. After which will be need, for the lath time, a New Farce, in terfperfed with Song., in two Ads, called WE FLY BY NIGHT ; Or LONG STORIES. This Eiening—The Tragedy of Metope ; with Uganda°. ISLE OF WIGHT. SHORTLY WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At NEWPORT, in the ISI.E of WIGHT, in convenient Lots, ABOUT TEN THOUSAND OAK TREES, now flooding upon certain ERates within one and two miles of the Port of Ryde, a great part of which is adapted to the build. ing of fbips of the largeß dintrnaone Further particulars will be advertifed previous to the Lie. Newport, February TS, tBo6. In Ate enurfe of this month will be publithed, in I roL Svo. AN ACCOUNT of the State of France during the 2 . Taft Three Years, particularly ask has relation to the Belgic Provinces, and the Treathunt of the Englith detained by the French Government. - By ISRAEL WORSLEY, late Prisoner at Verdun. Printing foe). Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had-, t. Mr. Cares Stranger in France, price It.IS. 1. Mr. I Parls,r . ",. 6d. LORD NELSON', MONUMENT. To the ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM. E Committee appointed to erect a Monument tittn i : o ;t e Merory ed K i i al the la ngdom t te Lord NELalltl he ac Ci qs t o y dn of t the hat tY~ win thankfully maw any Plans and ERimates for fuels a watiE that may be offered on or before the atth March next. It Ws ljecn Cantata that the centre of Sackville-itrevt, where Abbey. *met interred, It, would be the matt proper 'ligation for the [cite of the Monument—but the Committee have not come to any de ur:oblation on that fubjedt, waiting for any obfctration or hint that may be given to them ; and they wish confidence look to the generous and patriotic &Mance of the Artifts of the United King dom on this occafion. Any information required will be given by the Committee through their Secretary, at his Ofiice, Commercial Buildings, Dub• lin, or by wawa to any Leta addrcffed to him. By order, W M. DEFY, Sec. LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUE. This day was pulslifhed, &Fifth Edition, in Five elegant Volumes, Isiolfcap Octavo, with Portraits and Fac 61miles, price ass la Boards, of I'HE LETTERS sod OTHER AVOILICS of the Right H9n. LADY MARY WORTLEY morirmour s publithed from her genuine Papers In polrefaon of her Grandfsik, the Marquis of Bute 2 . cc which are prefixed, Memoirs of her Life by the Rev pont" DALLAIN AT. Printed for RICUAID POUCH'S, No. 6, Bridgesftrect, Black. Irian; and to be bad of all ISoolfellers. • Of whom alfo may be bad, t. The Entire €OIIt3PONOINCR Of SAMUEL RICMAIDSOIN. Author of Clariffa, &c. with his Life, by Mrs. Barbsald, in r• ; elegant Valuate', price sts. In boards 2. The Entire CORK caremoiNce of JOSH Witets, publifheill from hie genuine Papers left by his Daughter to Mr. Flintier. with his Lt'c, by John Almon in five elegant Vols. price 355. in boards. 3. The tree Of GeNCIAL WAIIIII,4OTON, compiled froni vi lils own Porn, ander the threCtion of his Nephew. 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Falrbank, sg, Ely -placer, &b. so, !W.. —e„ Lerisaltres Rom* Sketch __ s, price This dry was In One Volume, foolfeap Octavo, price Ss. In boards, Dedicated to the Rtght Hon. Lord H. Parry, THE HARPER, and other POEMS. By QUINTIN FROST, Efq. Sun more jocilque, Nil eftjucundum. • • As but few CoOes of Oefe Poems are printed, an early, pur:hafe is recommended. —Primed for lmaHart, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter- M; atsl~ WOW' Talky was publithed. Price Half-a-Crown, 'T'HE TRAVELLERS : an Operatic Drama I acceiespeoled by the SONGS, and by ROTS! ifluftrative of the Mune and Scenery; as the whole Is performing at this dine to overflowing Houfes. at the THEATR E-ROYAL, DRURY. , LANP.. By A. CHERRY, Ffq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Ns. 6, Bridge.fireet. ELlA runs ; and fold by H. U. Symonds, Paternofter.royr ; Baker and Son, Ru4ll.ltreet ; and by all . Bookfrilers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, irhe ltth Edition - - .OS DAtIGHT it. price ta 64. IMPROVED ARMS. GILL'. 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Meadow. and Failure Laud, contiguous to and nosily adjoining the Manfion Hinge, well fenced, thaded, add watered,and In a high Rate of cultivation, in the occupation of Mr. James Blaktway, v•nant at will ; contain ing by ititute meafure, r t 4 Acres. f RllO4lll, and 5 Perches. The :have Eftate is fituated in a Dry, Clean, Healthy, and Pleal:nt Part of the County of Worcefler, about five Miles from each of the Market Tows, of Stourkidge, Bromfgrove, and Kid derminiter, and fourteen from Birmingham and Wotecittr, and may be viewed on application to Mr. John Dunn, of Be:Through ton. Carpenter. For further particulars and to treat, apply to William Wheeler, Efq. of Winterfold, near Kadderminfter, or B. Morland, Efq. Abingdon. ' This day *as peblifhed,handfornely printed in two vols. Bvo. cm belliftsed with thirty one Plates. price In boards • D ESCREPTLVE EXCURSIONS THROUGH sourH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE, dur ing thl Summer Months of the Years ilk°, 1831, 1110 a, ackt, and 1304- .15y. E DON9VA N , . L. S. Author of the likantioas Britifti ~ Zoology, la Twenty Vo lurnes,Stc. Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul', Church-yard ; White, Fleet • Rivet; Fselder, New BOad-ftrcet ; Wißfams, Strand; and Hat chard, Yieeadify. Thin publication, beide' combining a variety of original and ufehil information, it Is prefumed will be found to embrace a more accurre and copious account of the Natural Hillary sod Antiquiica of ftiofe parts of the Cambrian principality of which it profeffes to treat than has hitherto' appeared under any form be fore the public.. The entholtlfliments are numerous, confitting Thirty-one Plates of Views, Antemiftee, gee. engraver, in a fuye• riot ftyle of accuracy and elegance, from original drawings made by the Author upon the fpnt. A fetedl number of copies have the Plates worked off In colours,snd 5 .ely timed in Imitation of the original Drawings, price in boards 31 106. Of the above mentioned Bookfelicrs may be bad, by the fame Author, the Natural Hißorlesaf Britt& Birds,lnfees, and Shells, with coloured Plates, in so vols. royal livo. price In boards 35141. ise SOLI This day was pubfifited, In (mall GEtavo ' price es. in boards, A N ACCOUNT of the•STATE of FRANCE, and its Government, during the hit three years: particu larly as it has Relation to the Belgic Provinces, and the Treat ment of the Engtllit. By ISRAEL WORSLF.Y, Detained as a Holtae. Printed for J. Johnfon, in Sr. Paul , Churchyard. Where may be had, The S,cond Edition of a Rough Sketch of Paris, price Gs. SCOTI'ISH BIOGRAPHY. PATENT WHEELS for WAGGONS, CARTS, &c. THOSE WHEELS are equal to any weight, the fpokcs being (tented in an trio box in fuck a way, that it is iMpolEble for the (pokes to work, or in any way get Mole, or rickety by loog journies. The Boxes have no fridtion, preferve the arms by retaining the graft. When theft Wheels are worn out,tbe boxes can be apptied to other wheds, for they Eipply the &chic purpofe of Box and Nave, co that no wood nave is ufed in snaking thcfe wheels, which gives them the further advantage of The day was publifited, in t vol fuolfcap Sem embellifbul with fuperb engravings b/ the belt Artilts, from the original 1/rawings of Mears. Corbould and Duck, price sq. boards, Second Edition, r T"HE SORROWS of SEDUCTION. a Poem, in Eight Delineations, with other POEMS, We have pertsfed there Poems with pleafure, excited by the uni• formlygo‘d fetithrients which pervade them ; by the love of reli gion. morals, oral virtue which Is difplayed in almoll every page. The author has mauliefted cattalo the filled's,' of his bmwery•luld has (hewn blmfelf not deilitute of gettius.—Anti Jacobin Review. This volume exhibits great elegance of taite and warmth of feel ing. The Poem. on Sedudtion, is well managed, and has ma ay rubric and beautiful paffages.—Britifh Critic. This is a poem of donfiderable merit, on an Interrfling theme. ft confifix of Delineations, tracing the fatal connexion o' Maria and Loreinn, front their &it interview to the death of the latter. ..-Ecledlic Review. . . . . . . _ - . being espofed to any wecher without injury. 4 Mailer Wheelers may be informed of the terms, who with to become Agents for the above, by applying. pelt paid. T. prneknett's Mowing ind Reaping Machine Manufadory, 51.ickfriar's road; No. 17, COMUIVICC-row. VALUAbI.E SHIP STORES. FOR SALE, At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 28th of February • init. at Ten o'Cloeli in the Forenoon, SUNDRY WARLIKE and OTHER STORES. Conlitting of Three Anchors, FOOT Cables Seven Hawfers, Standing dad Running Rigging, Sails, junk, IDouble, Single and other Blocks,' Spars, Yards; iron Ballaft, Mulkets, Piftols, and CuiafFes IS Guns 18-pounders, Round, Llotiblobeaded. 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Newly tranflated from the Frtneh Edi tions, with Variation, and Additions from many celebrated MSS. By THOMAS JOHNES, Efq. M. P. To which Is prefixed, a Life of the Aathor; an EMT on his Work+, a Ctiticifm on bis Hilton , . and a Dlffertation on his Poetry. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternolter row ; and J. White, Fleet Rrect. er The remaining Nine Volumes of the above Work will be pablifbed with all expedition. A fcw copies of this beautiful work may he hid, with the prints printed in eolours,priee only 7s. 6,1. or elegantly bound and gilt, too. 6d. Printed for William Cosby, Circulating library. No. 357, Oxford.ftreet; and to he bad of all 13 , nkfcliers. Thia - a 7 Fras puhlißied, price t s. T'HE LADIES MAGAZINE; or Entertaining Companion for the Fair lea, appropriated fohly to their life and Amufement, for January, tBc.6. Embellithed with t. A beautiful Prontifpleee—A. An elegantly engraved Title page-3. 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Spencer, Paul-ltreM, Kingfdown, Wilted ; and Do or Fnx, of Briftol, and Dotior Woodlorde, of Galtlecary, will give tefti moo i als of his abilities. IMPROVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; OR, COUGH DROPS. ratradt of a Letter from Doctor MICHAIL HZAD, of HaLfax, dated April 11. mull beg you will forward immediately, " by t,,he Brit Packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of Rowan...a BaLsawrc Rutin or Count( DROrs. which I firmly believe to be • she very belt remedy ever inoented for Coughs, Colds, Althmas, and Confumptions. At the time I received form front you, I was elided with a dreadful Coagh and Inflammation on my Lungs, attended with a greet oppreffion and pain on my breaft, fo that IL was with great difficulty I could draw my breath, (which I mutt candidly confefa bafflamy own tkill ) Front the Itrong recom II - mendation,' was Indoetei to make an immediate trial mykif, which gave me Infant relief, and in a very Chart time perfectly reamed me: I have fincc witneffed their good effedts in many oblUnate Cafes, and therefore Ihr.ll, for the luture, never be without them. A Caution—His M:ijelty's Honourable Commigioners have been pleated to order the Name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, to be Engraved on a Black Stamp, which Stamp Is affixed to each Bottle all others are Counterfeits. Sold whnkfale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nes Cheapllde, corner of Paternofter-row ; Lynch, Atkinfon, and Stain., man. enedert Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Will., Rogera. 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The Account of Rooks generally ufed ht Schoch, Edema to be the relish of Eiperlace, and certainly airplay, erudition 'l'he Author's Recommenda tions wet Stritturt, are accompanied with Each Reafons and eel. tical obfervations as do him great credit, both all (choler and a Chriftian teacher."--Anti jacobin Review. In the fl. - ft part of this Work are revere' Yudisious Ohferva tions 'sod the fccond part coimerates theme& uleful intrOduaory Books in every branch of knowledge, remarking on tbeirrefpcc rive merits; and cautioning Parent, and loltrucctors againit tome Books which the Author, upon jolt grounds, °hied/Its. A mong thole reeommt nded, we do not obierve any that we confider as obj.retionable."—Britilh Critic. Print-d for Thomas Reynolds, Orford.ftreet ; anti fold by the Bookfallers in o:ford, Cambridge, liatiotorgb, Clafgow This day was publaed, in three large vols. Bvo. with forty Sc Plates, price ii. t ta.6d. In beards, THE (ECONOMY of NATURE, explained and illußrated on the Principles of modern Philolophy, in ten Books. via.—Of the general Properties of Matter, or Elements. &e.—Of Haut or Flre.a.Of Light and Colours—Of Eleettleity— Of Air and Atmorpherical Phenomena—Of Mineral Subitances, and the Strueture of the Earth, of Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Of the Nature and Properties of Water; the Laws ti( Hydrolta. ties, Mineral Waters, &c.—Of the StruEtere, Growth; and Cul. Lure of Vegetables, &e.—Of Animal Nature—Of the Human Mind. By G. GREGORY, D. D. Author of flays, Hitturical. Moral, &e. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Churchyard. " The few popular works which preluded a clear view of the natural world to the general reader, have, from the almnit entire revolution which has taken place in pbilofophy, been rendered ob folete ; recent difcoveries arc (clattered throughout a number of books. 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