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tti I . •„ • 1 tr‘, .:• , • \*. • • •••".4.1 • • • • , , . • 9irr•: , ! c - -. • '..,_:••••-•••-'—j, • z%) "40. . • • 4 , e; • l• • • • • r." 414 • _ p • • .41 _mow ~~ B ' _.. SOCIETY OF ANCIENT BRITONS THE Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry , inclined to favour the Charity for maintaining, clothing, educating, and putting out Apprentices poor Children descended from Welsh parents who have no parochial settlement in or near London, are requested to meet the Honourable Society of Ancient Britons at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, on Tuesday, March 1. Pra yer will be read in the Ancient British Language by the Rev.THO MAS ALBAN, Chaplain to the Society, and a Sermon In Eng lish by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of CHESTER, and to dine at the Crown and Anchor Tavtrn, Strand. Sir ROBERT SALUSBURY, Bart. M. P. President. RICIL•PRDSIDRNTS, T. Wyndham. Esq. M. P. Henry W. Wynn, Esq. M. P. Colonel M. Wood. M. P. Colonel Shipley, M. P. Walter Wilkins, jun. Esq. ARDS, Daniel Price, Esq. Edward Powell, Esq. John Roberts, Esq. Edward Harris, Esq. Edward Watkins, F.sq. J. THOMAS, Secretary. at One o'Clock precisely. at Five precisely. On Monday next will be published, price is. 6d. TIM Tartu EDITION. A SHORT ADDRESS to the Most Reverend and L a Honourable WILLIAM, LORD PRIMATE of ALL IRELA - ND ; recommendatory of some Comnintation, or .i.lodlfia cation of the Tythes of that Country : with a few Remarks on the present State of the Irish Church. ity the ReO. It B. DUDLEY, ~ Chancellor, and-Prebendary of Berns, Re: " I beseeck you " Wrest once the law to your authority ; "Todu a great right, do a little wrong. StAaisrmAat+ London : Printed for Cadell and Davies, Strand; sold also 131 I. Archer; Dublin. . VICTU.eILLING-01 7 1 1 1CB, February 24, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY", NAVY, de hereby Ow Natio, 1 ::..---- -- " --- ORATORIOS. ,>.• iIIBATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O'DAY peat, March 4th, 1808, will be per- V,-formedthe First Act of , is itlip Grind Miscellaneous Acts, in which will be intro. towfirst Time, Mastine's Concerto for the Violin by .0111 . - a NW BRAVURA DUETTO by Mrs. DlC sol m i .! BRAFIAM ; Ma:v(lM's Favourite Anthem — sr our Governor r by Mrs. BLAND. ItimlPesfor I WO rners--IVlrs. DICKONS, MT 3 . BLAN D, i ptzpoti , and Madam DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHAM, ' Mit GOY, Mr. DOYL E, and Mr. BELLAMY. t h e smd, Mr. ASHL EY ; Or g an, Mr. J. ASHLEY. 4.: 0 To cedismuce st Seven.—Half Pri ce at Nine. Fr% 441 V ' ent, various ne w Exercises, Ist time of the ff iiroar ti n e jumpers, Grand Spectacle, and New Comic Yriall2llll6Mr. ASTLEY, Junior's, BENEFIT. h eray'S OLYMPIC PAVILLION, Newcastle-street, Straml, l'isogica by Authority of the Lord Chambe r l a i n. .04-14/OSDAY NEXT, Feb. 29, will be pre. a i t y ', a AR ,neo7, The Prel ude A l i tvertisement, called, NET Aisidstitse which, by desire, Haydn's Minuet by . two urseu MI s band by a third Horse, to the popular air of snire- -and, for the Ist time, the Troop of Tram lini„,;4-irsll exe.cute various nouvelle Feats of Activity .endsr l y , t he / . Will Vault over Twenty Men's Heads, and Pribirsei—Rossignol's Imitations of Birds, &c. , Isla time, the Grand Spectacle of Q)17,0 Ind IMOGIN E, or, The BRIDAL SPECTRE ' . • Imogine, Mrs. ASTLET. t mire, the, e ccentric act of Horsemans hi p , called, The Pea otthlie.—The whole to conclude with, Ist time, an Alle rustrentondmic Game, called, dif and LAY DOWN, or, Harlequin King of Spades. Boxes 4,—Pit is--Gallery Is. *opened at half past five—Begin at half past six precisely. Alf prin conantene -. at half past eight. _ - - That on Tuesday the 22d of March next they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (wiled up) and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEEF maybe required forthe use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jersey and Weymouth (on separate Con tracts) during the space of twelve m Anths certain, and further until six months warning shall be given. To be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office ; or by applying to the Postmaster at Jersey, and the Col lector of the Customs at Weymouth. No regard will be had to any Toiler in which the trite shall not be inserted in words at ARO, or that shall not be delivered to the Board be fore one o'cloa on the said Tmesday the 22.1 of March next, nor mnlas the 'erten 'foie makes the Tender, or some term", ea his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. The Hon. Booth Grey, M.P. The Hon. W. B. I.ygon, M.P. Sir R. W. Vaughan, Bart. M.P. Sir E. P. Lloyd, Bart. M. P. Charles H. Tracy, Esq. M. P. • srsw, Thomas Sainsbury, Esq. A NEW IlalllSH TH F.ATRE, Just published, in Royal 18mo. pricE is. each, embellished with a hue Engraving; or, ,price 2s. elegantly printed ou superfine Paper, with a Portrait of the Arthor, for each Volume, anti l'roct impressions of both the Plates. NU MBF.RS 1 to 106; (to be condnued Weekly) of a nest Wtrk, emitted, THE 1/ RI ' I ' ISH THEATRE or, a Collection of Plays* I-0 which are acted at the Theatres Royal Drury - lane , Colietlt - Car4ess, and Eimmsacket. Printed ender the Authority Vity Germiseion of the Islanarers from the Prompt Books, With BP ographical and Critical Remarks. By Mr,. INCHEALD. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Ries, and-Orme, Paterntister-rcroe: . James J ook•s, Esq. William Tent, F.sq. Thomaatoberts, Esq. Join Walla:in, F.sq. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Mcrae, 24, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1118 MAJTSTrs NArr I. here 4 give Notice, Divine Service will begin Dilner ou Tattle That on Thursday the Sd of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (scaled up) and treat fur FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CANVAS for Pudding Bags, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ;to be delivered in one month into the Victualling Stom at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bilis payable with intercot ninety days after date. _ - 1 -0 BE DISPOSED OF, a Woollen Factory in 1 the West of England. It consists of extensive Premises in complete repair, possessing every convenience for Manufacturing all descriptions of Woollen Cloth and Ctssimere in the most ad vantageous way.—Also the Good Will of a very considerable bie Trade, with long estashed Connections.—For particulats, en quire of Messrs. l'hiwvs, Angel-Cot'rt, Throgmorton-street. DELKETT'S PEERAGE. Carefully Corrected to the Pres&nt Time. Tuesday, March 1, will be published, in 2 Volumes, Price 16'.. in hoards, illustravd by the Arms, Supporters, Crest, at Motto, of all the Peers I.lthe United Kingdom of Great Britail and Ireland.—With a correct List a alt the Baronets and Knights ' and British Subjt cts who Ivoze been honoured with any Fureign Order, and a Table of Precedency, the SisthF.d:- tion of • THE PRFRAOT: of the United Kingdom of GREAT Barrm N and Ist ELAN 0, containing an Aticutint of all the Peers, whether by Tema:, Summons, or Creation ; their Colla teral Branches Birth, Marriage, and Issue, Family Names, and Titles of elde st Sons t a complete Alphabetical Arrangement of all the Mottos, with correct franslatluits ; extinct, forfeited and d or mant Peerages, Account of the different Orders of iight boad, List of Peers created during the present kelp; with co pious Indexes. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Ns ►egard will h had to nay Tender in arhich the price shall not be inserted in words at lalgik, or that ,hall not be <Ll:weed to the Board &fore One 0Ti0..1 on the sad Thiersday the :id of March Rent, nor oaks: the Person who awaits the Tender, or lOW Person on his behalf, at teal, to 011470rr what f . SURGERY. WANTED, an APPRENTICE to a S I - RG EON.--• Enquire of Mr. N. Need, jun. Nottingham. _ VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 26, 1606. THE COMMISSIONERSIor VICTUALLING HIS MAJEST?".: NAVY, do hereby give Notice, By JOHN DEBRETT, Editor of the New Baronetage of England. Printed for F. and C. Rivinrton,T. Egerton, W. Maki, eros'.F and Co. Cuthell and Martin, C!.rk and Sons, R. Lea, J. Stock dale, E. Lloyd, E. P.ooker, and J. Harding. LEntired at Stationer's Hell •„• The Editor gratefully acknowledges the original Continenta cations with which he has boon honoured by the Nobility and Gentry of the 'United Kingdom, which he trusts has enabled lain to present the Public with the most accurate Account of the Peer age extant. WANTED, by a Person, lately retired from the Vr may, a Military Situation, in England—Town Major, b t riluo, or Deputy Governor to a Fort, would be preferred. isoafrom 10001. to 14001. will be given to any Lady or Gen tles who has interest to procure the above. The strictest say ,rill be observed.—Letters, post paid, addressed to X. Y. laidswiis Library, Bristol, will be attended to. N. B. No Broker will be employed. (Notwithstanding their Adversisem.ent, dated the Bth instant), That on Tuesday the Ist of March !lest, they will receive Tenders, and treat for FIFTY THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, free of duty, from Ware houses, in which it shall have been bnualcel, one half thereof in the course of one month ; and the rernaind2r in one month af terwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Cork. tion. font► tsel STATE LOTTERY. imam qco• , arid i )(I vat. kbt km's. ,I cited ; r ha. 141, 1 " Nis*: satis isni- PPar 11,643 20,022 20,020 20,000 ~..,..... 17.915 --- 16,601 ••••• 24,694 9,219 -. - 19,741 20,000 eopoo 10,000 )itanti ipport LX. aitre , fta 0 _-,- LOW. atCsw CW!' 11;76 17,477 3,51:40 - 15,.562 -- 5,1~M► 10,000 NEX T TUESDAY WEEK, STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING; isitsotains tLe following unusually Rich LIST of CA errax PRI7.ES : S Prizes of .E 30,000 are £40,000 3 lOOO -- 30,000 4 5,000 20,000 SO 1,000 • 20,000 33 500 15,000 CWIFT and . Co. No. 11, Poultry ,. and N o. 12, OviogCross, recommend to their Friends and the Public the ion Scheme, as possessing superior advantages to any I.ottery for soot ran put: not Three Blanks to a Prize, an extraordinary mind topitals, and none of the Prizes hied for particular days. WWII' and Co. have been remarkably fortunate in the sale if bk: they sold the Ticket No. 1 1 , 070 , the on l y Prize of 11,P gala *glut Lottery, besides several inferior Capitals. -- - BEGINS DRAWING EIGHTH OF MARCH. The Tickets are sold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by j..jAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at AI their State Lottery Office No. 93, Royal Exchang e, and is where dm in London, on their Account. TEE SCHEME, without any fixed Capitals, contains S Prizes of £W,OOO each. 3 ditto 10,000 4 ditto 5,000 ditto 1,000 30 ditto 300, &c. &c. Net Three Blanks to a Prize, and nearly Double the Number of C.** contained in any Lottery for many years past, though are d those Lotteries consisted of 00,000Ticksts. Letters (pest-paid) duly answet vd ; and country order', se ttesputied with remittance, :Molded . to on the same terms as if put TICKETS and Shares in the SECOND STATE LOTTERY for 1907, and the SECOND CITY HOUSE LOTTERY, are now selling by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their Lucky Offices, No. n, HoLsom4; 37, CORNIULT.; and 2R, HOKUM ; where, in the last Lottery, the largest Prize extrshartd,was sold in 16 Sixteenths; likewise the two last 10001. ithesin the Supplementary one, were sold, shared, and regis tered: sad where the following Capital Prizes in the two last Yon' Lotteries where sold in 392. Shares, namely : ,PQ entitled to £40,000 10,167 entitled to £l,OOO 1:719 25,000 4,077 ---- :;,000 ti,ns 20,030 8,346 5,C•00 1,..-. UPI 5,0001 9,938 --- Besides a great number of 5001. 1001. &c. Ste. Likewise the first Prize of 30,0001. ever sold, No. 24,206, was illfBl in one half, one fourth, one eighth, and two sixteenths. N. IL The STATE LOTTERY begins drawing on the Bth aced the CITY LOTTERY on the :!Gth April. 2 11 ehtairatis at either of the above Offices ; and .11 ceders by ''qaadaly attended to. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED. haus of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Titiset cheaper than at other Offen. jWARNER, No. 16, Comariur., submit the f 01..; ..; hohe., Statement of PRICES and rteornmends his Me nds eft ne Public to purchase immediately , as he expects Skates Rsituza's PRICKS, OTHER OiFICI. S . Pales', ...wording a good Profit. which they .void Publishing. aug Goat, 3 9 0 5 6 0 Quarter 1 / 4 1 1 % ........ . 213 6 Eighth aeledi ...... ... 17 0 Sixteenth ..... . Timm for the GRAND ITY LOTTERY at 71. Mi. THE STATE LOTEERY A t i letills Drawing NIARCH alth, 1808. Pets to Adventurers a touch bette r Chance than former /13 teraes, hew' g three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. 3 of £20,000 120 of . 0 1, ( ` 00 S ...... 10,00 30 500 ...... 5,000 4S 100 Sec. &e. &c. Veho u i , ai the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing "eat Netts, Post-Office Orders, or thort-dated Bills, will find 14 additional advantage, at I. Wmtmra's as the Country OffterS ITtl iteetly put on an extra P ro fi t u p on the enormous Price 9f the u4a Loudon Offices. N ate--Moiley Letten must be Pilaf" at "au o pro ;eiCat• The CosuNtions of the Contracts (in which some new regula tions have been introduced) may be seen at the :secretary's Office. . . . , . No regard will be had to any Tender in which she prier shall not be in serted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Boa, d&lore one o'clx'k on the said Tuesday next the Ist of .11‘.rch, nor oinks: the per son who manes the Tender, or :oust person on his khay, attends, 12 answer when calldfor. VICTUALLING OFFICE, &dowry 26, MS. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJEST2"s NAVY, da h - r,FJ give Notice, (Notwithstanding their Advertisement dated the 2:kl instant) That on Wednesday the /Rh of Much next, they will recur!!' Tenders and treat for only ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, duty free, from the bonded Warehouses at the Port of London, one half thereof in the course of a month, and the remainder in a month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for b/ Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. 'fhe Conditions of the Contract sin which some new regulations have been introduced) may be seen at the Secretarcs Office. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than Teti Thousand Gallons. No regard will be had to any Tender in arhich the prise shall not 6e inserted in 7vords at length, or that shall tad 6r thliikred to tla Beard be. fire one idock on the said Wedneiday the 9th of March n:set, nor voles, the Person who males the Tender, or some Perim on his behalf, attends to answer whew tes'ledfor. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Lasoka, Fed• 25, 1808• FOR SALE, Ay Order , 2f the Hon. Commission Ts of h;s Majfsty's Cartons, On Tuesday the Ist, Wednesday the .2.1, Thursday the 2.1, Friday the 4th, and Wednesday the 16th March, 180 ts,. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoons of the said Days, In the Long Room, Custom House, London, THE following GOODS , which are allotted in small Quantities, for the better accommodation of the s.nre-• ral Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become Purchasers. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Rum, Brandy, Geneva, Wine, Cordials, Soy, Riga Bals.un, Haerlem Oil, Mangoes, Musk, China, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sugar, and other grocery, l'late glass, Opium, Wool, Boats, Deals, Masts, Spars, Staves Mahogany, Flour, Barley, Oats , Mats, To bacco Ashes and Cinders, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Stockings, I xa ther Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Gongs, Lace Veils, Sewingsilk, Prints, Lacquered Ware Fans, Cornelian Stones , Br ads and Ornaments, Fire Arms, Hear th Rugs, Leather Pantaloons and Breeches, and sundry other torts of good-, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAR OP ALL DUTIES. The Tobacco Ashes awl Cinders to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks—the Boats, Deals, Masts, Fcc. at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock—and all the other Goods at his Majesty's Warehouse, Customhouse, London, on Saturday the g7th, and Monday the e.9th of February, ISOB, and on the Daysof Sale, from 9 in the morning, to 1 in the after noon, where Catalogues will be delivered. Take notice —Sundry Watcha, Trinkets, Woollen Cloth, &c. which are for sale on Wednesday the 16th March, 1 KOS, will not be on view till the Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. N. B. Good , bri:yht at this Sale mast be paid for mt or before Bride'', * Ist of April 11;08, hafrasfen Os , boars f nine o'clock in the morn; oil psil three in the oft-r‘om, or the deposits wade therm will absolutely be tormforfeited, and the Goods resold at a future Sale. Dr. TRUSLER'S USEFUL BOOKS.—Citalognes Gratis. EMOIRS of his omit Life, replete with Anec dote, ALVA npefdl Information, and Instruttion, 4to. CHRONOI OGY ; a third volume, to match the former two, price 6s. 6d. or three vols. 181. An Epitome for the pocket, 13th Edition, sr. The WAY to be RICH and RESPECTABLE, 7th Edition, 35.6 d. An F ASY WAY to PROLONG LIFE, sth Edition, 3s. 6d. A SYSTEM of ETA,2ITETFE, e 5. 64 . The DIST INC HON between WORDS esteemed SYNONI MOUS, Edition, 2 vols. 103.64. 'The more our words are writhed, the more clearly and forci bly shall we write and speak." Dr. BL AIR. LECTURES on MIDWIFERY, by the late Dr. Wm. Hunter, explained to Women, its. 6d. ROAD to BATH described, exile by mile, price Is. Sold by A. Whaler, No. 3, Paternoster-row. 2,000 '2,000 1,(100 1,000 1,000 1,000 ,~ooc COI.DRF.NICK HOUSE, CORNWALL. TO BE I.ET, ready furnished, for a Term, hot less than 3 ye ars, OLDRI:NICK HOUSE, situated about thine 211 C Miles front Torpoint, near Plymouth Dock : the Lodge ad joins the Tustipike Road hom that plete to Liskeard, and is daily passed by the Mail Coach; the latter Town is distant about tour Mites, and has an excellent Market. _ The 1-louse stands in an extensive Lawn well wooded, having a walled Garden, situated in a Kitchen Garden, and Shrubberies, containin; altovther Seven Acres, with Stables, Coach House, Brewhouie, Dairy, Wash-house, and Laundry, detached front the House, and contains a Book Room, Drawing Room, Entrance Hall, and a Parlour, Butler's Pantry, China Closet, two Kitchens, and Housekeeper': Room, Servants' Hall, Scullery and Pantries on the Ground Floor ; a Sitting Room, and l 1 Chambers, besides Closets on the First Floor, and various Servants Apanments sn the Attic Storey: The taker may be accommodated With a large lourtlage, cons tabling barns, pound house, granary, farm, stables, shiphays, andi linhays, an inclosed rabbit warren, an orchard, and 36 Acres of Land, besides the Lawn, which is 6d Acres. The whole or any part of which may be rented at the option of the taker, who may also be accotmnodated with some Wines. 'lhe House and t ;rounds may be seen by applying for permission at the house, and the terms and further particulars may be obtained at Mr. H. Hoop. combo's Office, in Plymouth.—Plymouth, Feb. 23, 180 P. NEW EDITION OF MR. BARING'S WORK UPON THE ORDERS IN COUNCIL. On Monday the Myth instant, will be published, Tub: SICOND EDITION. or AN ENQUIRY into the CAUSES and CONSE - ' QUF.NCES of the ORDERS in COUNCIL, and an Exas minatiun of the Conduct of Groat Britain toward.; the Neutral Cotutnerce of America. By ALEXANDER BARING, Esq. M. P., Printed for 1. M. Richardson, No. SW, Cornhill, opposite the tachunge, and Ridgw ay, Piccadilly. This day was published, price is. EV lEW of a LETTER of THOMAS TWINING, Esq. On the Danger of interfering in the Religious Opibions of the Natives of India." And of Two Pamphlets by Major Seorr NVAILINC ; one entitled " Observations on the present State of the East India Company ; and the other "A Letter to the Rev. J. Owen, A. M. 84c."—Extracted from the Christian Observer. London: Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, No. 190, Piccadilly ; and Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leaden hall-street. This day was published, By I. Booker, No. 56, New Bond-street, Bookseller, price 2s. 6d. E CHIEF CAUSE of the 11118r0RTUNRS Of EUROPE, from 1789 to 1807, being a Translation of the Pamphlet, " Sur la Cause dcs Malheurs de L'Europe:' witten by M. Dc a French Emigrant, Author of many French works, printed in London, in favour of the Royal Family of France. The above Pamphlet is tranbiztesi by Groant SKENE, Esq. Author of " llnnaiti Bane, Lord of the Western Isles;" price iialf-a-Crown; to be had of the ab9ve Bctokseller. MR. gCOTT's NEW POEM. OnTuoiday, Ole Ist of March, will be published, in 4to. printed in Ow most splendid manner by the Ball.uitynes, price IL I Is. bd. - . in bourds, MARMION ; a TALE of FLODDEN FIELD; a Poem, in six Cantos. By WiLTER scurf, Esq. Author of the " Lay . of the Last Minstrel." Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. F.diulnirgh ; and Wit lam Miller, Alb-matte-street ; and John Murray, Fleet-street, London. This clay was published, in one vol. 4to. embellished with 15 En gravings, price 2L 12$. Gd. in boards, THE GEOGRAPHY and. ANTIQUITIF.4 of ITIIAcA, dedicated by permissiois to the KIN°. By WILLIAM GELL, Esq. M. A. F. R. S. F. S. A. and Mem ber of the Society of Dlletanti. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Topography of Troy and its Vicinity ; illustrated and ex planed by Drawings and l)escriptions—iu folio, price 101.10$. in boards. LANDSCAPE SCENERY IN SCOTLAND. This day was published, in folio, Price L.I. ts. and printed on Impesial Paper, with proof Impres sions of the Plates, price L. 2. 2s. No. I, of THE LANDSCAPE SCENERY of SCOTLAND; accompa nied with Brief Notices, relating to Historical Circumstan ces or Picturesque Effect. Each Number to contain Three En gravings, from Piotbres by WIt.LIAM SCRO PE, Esq. Engraved by JOHN LANDSEFR, Engraver to the King. Published by James Carpenter, Old Bond-street ; John Murray, Fleet-street, London ; R. Crutweil, M. Barritt, Bath ; Archi bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow ; and Brown, Aberdeen. Some of the Scenery, celebrated in the Lay of the Last Min strel, is intended to be introduced in this Work. • This day was published, price 2s. ALETTER to JOHN SCOTT WARING, Esq. in refutation of his Observations on the Present State of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY, with Prefatory Remarks on the pretended alarming intelligence received from Madras, of the assumed General Disaffection amongst the Natives, &c. With Strictures on his Illiberal and Unjust Conduct towards the Missio narks in India. Amicus Plato, amicus Socrates; sed magis amiza Veritas. Out of thine own mouth will I judge thee. Luke xi:. 22. London : Printed by Egerton and Bywarth, I. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ;1. Richardson, Comhill ; and Black wad Co. Lea denhill-street. N.B. Major Scott Waring has published an Answer, as it is called, to the above Pamphlet, but it seems that he ha; tacitly ad mitted all the principal passages it aoutains, and slurred over the rest—let the public decide. ANSI 0 MY. This day was published, in one very cicsely-printed Volume, small Bvo. price Ds. in boards, the Czy.ntti Edition of I. r 'HE A NATom is es VA DE-M containing the AN wromr, PIITSIOI onV, MORBID AM ,SRANCES, &C. of the HUMAN Bony ; the Art of making At:au:lineal Pre. . parations, ice. To which arc added. Anatomical, Phpiologic.4, Medical, and Surgical Quertions for Su:duns. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.l). Licentiate in Pllysic of the University of Oxford, and the lit College of Physicians in London ; FeUow of the Liimman So ciety ; Physician to the St. Mary-la-bonne incirmary, &c. 11. ANBTOMICAI. PLAYIs of the BONES and Mosel rs, dimi nished front Albious, for the use of Students in Anatomy, and Artists ; accompanied by Explanatory Maps. By the same Au thor. The Second Edition, foolscap 3vo. price is. sewed. ANATOXICAI. Pt ATTS of the THORACIC and ABDOMINAL VISCERA, for the Use of Students in Anatomy, and Artists: accompanied by Explanatcty Maps. By the same Author, price ss. sewed. IV. 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