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• = 4, • " r Milt" • 1 -Sftr/ 1 0 VI A ' • 4 t 4D 411..trita • , •/,‘ IL • 4P "k 000..k.J 7.11.4 1) . • •, , 4 A AP' /0 , . • l e ) • • • • a m• aa.m NITMISER 8169. rr L.; iictosAltplultio. solo. • A. ir• PRICE SIXPBNCB-HAL PPEN TO BE SOLD to arty person of Character for L One Thouand Gaines', a Share in a Concern-ghat is likely u. rvalize a rapid fortune, without risk or trouble, and without be purchaser taking an active part, or appearing at all engaged in busine t 3 spring ardens, L ondon, will be duly attended W. References Will he rrquited and given. a . . This day was. publi.hed, price Is. • B"LioTHEco. CURIOBA.aCATAOGUE of very CURIOUS and RARE BOOKS,In uncommon fine condition, now on Sale by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 39, Paternoster-row. •„• C.: 4 aiogues may also be had at the British Gallery of Plc ttuss, 54, kievr Bond-street. ----- This day was published, price It , REASONS for COLONIZING die ISLAND ly ot NEWFOUNDLAND, Ina Letter addressed to the le. habitants —By WILLIAM CARSON, M.D. Author of a Letter to the Members of Palisment of the Uni•e4 Kingdom of flreat Britain and Ireland, on the Address of 'be Aterchan:s and Inhabitants of St. John's, in the Isl And of New foundland, to the Prince Regent. Published by .1. Souter, No.l, Paternoster-row, and sold by' all Booksellers. T a very numerous MEETING of MER CHANTS, BANXERS, TRADERS, and other INHA• PI NT:; of London, convened by public adverasement,•for the purpose of raising a SUBSCRIPTION to ASSIST the GER ro,INS in recover rg their ludependenze, and held• at the City of Lui.don Tavern, April 2'i, 1313, HIS Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, in the Chair; This day was published, A new Edition. price Ss. illustrated with Cues, A\PRACTICAL TREATISEon the PREVEN. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. including *fracdeal Ob servations on Tabcs Dorsals, Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Mu cal Discharges, Ste. ditrested of all technical Obscurities. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of Sc. Th om as's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternoster.row, London. Where may be bad, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price Ss. In a few days will be yublished, bandsonisly printed In Octavo, a new and improved Edition, being the sth, of APLAIN and EASY IN FRODUC ' lON to the KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of GARDENING; with FLINTS on FISH PONDS. By CHARLES MsARSHAU• Rector of Britwarth, Northamptonshire. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, 1. Walker, I. Richardkons Lorrytman k Co. J. Hatcharti, J. Mawman, and Sherwood & Co. l he following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: Re•cleed-Ist. That the spirit of manly resistance against op es>.on, which, in consequence of the glorious etample of the R11 , 5:211 nation, and the success of their arms, has lately ~urat forth in the North of Germany, ought to be encouraged. id. The all who feel interested in the cause of humanity, in t h e face of German; , , and in Ilia welfare of Hanover and of the Haristatic Towns in particular, be , now called upon to avail ti.ein<lees of this opportunity to manifest their liberality in the succour of the opprcsi.ed, by a seasonable support to the newly raised patriotic levies in the -North of Germany, and by such early encouragement to assist in kindling a general flame of na. zonal ardour, %%bleb it is fervently hoped may lead to the speedy imincipation of Germany. id. "I hat a Subscription be immediately opened. nth. That a Committee be appointed to carry the objects of this Meeting into effect, with full power as to the manner of Eliding the proposed succour; and that a Committee of Gentle- Lien be now natnea for that purpo,e, having the liberty to add to their number, and that five Members shall be a quorcun. :,th. That the Widows and Orphans of those Germans who tare fallen or may fall sacrifices to their loyalty and patriotism, be among the especial objects of the attention of the Committee. . _ MR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole•street, Plymouth. on Tuesday, t►e 18th day of May, at Twelve &Clock, THE AMERICAN SHIP CANONIERE.m... DIMINSIONS : _ _ On the Ist of June will be published, in Four Vol.. 12mo. Price Ins. PATIENCE and PERSEVERANCE ; or ano- ther Modern Griselda. By the Author of "Says She to her Neighbour, What ?" Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. The following will appear this Summer : The Modern Calypso, or Widow's Captivation, 4 vols. Courtly Annals, or Independence the true Nobility, 4 volq. Read, and Eive it a Name, by Mrs. Llewellyn, 4 vols. Anselmo, or the Day of Trial, by Miss Hill, 4 vols. Hope, or Judge without Prejud:ce, by Mr. Malden, 4 Yob. bir Gilbert Easterling, by J. N. Brewer, 4 vols. Angelina, by Mary Robinson, new edition, 3 vols. TEe Widow, by the same, ditto, 2 vols. Ruins of Selinunti, or Val di Mazzero, 3 vols. bpeedily will be published.. Handsome/a printed in One.large VoLev*. price to.. AA. boards, SERMONS on IMPORTANT SU BJEC I'S to Diocese o whs Me ad, a Charge delivered to th e Cl e rgy of c By T. 1.. o'BRIRNE, D.D. M.R I.A. I.ord EbiboP of Meath. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivingtoo, 62, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author SiaLIONI preached on several Ozc-aiLms. To which are added, Three Charges, in One Vol. evo. prize 64. . PrtAtient-His Royal tik,hoess the Duke of Sussex. COMMT— iiisßoyal•Highness the Duke 171116. of Cambridge His Excellency Count Munster Sir Robert Wigram. Bart. J.l Angerstein, Esq. George Best, Esq. J. M. Raikes, E.sq. fitory Smith, Esq. Rev. Mr. Giese J. A. Rucker, Esq. H. i. Rucker, Ekq. P. Colquhoun, Etq. Thuntas Row croft, Esq. Edward Simeon, Esq. George Soltau, Esq. James Meyer, Esq. Sebastian Fritlag, Esq. B. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. Robert Taylor, Esq. J. IL Rocker, Esq. Magens Dotrien Magens, Esq. John H dgiim, Esq. Nicholas Alb. tinius, Esq. Amount of Subscriptions alre His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex aCIOS 0 is Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge 105 0 of England 1,000 0 P: u;;:i Fi..e Office 104 0 r,es3rs. D. Ross & Co. 105 0 Messrs. Hetdin and Co. 31 10 3. , :r Jac( b scliliiicker 2 2 Walter Isvine, Esq. 52 10 Piulip Saltmarsh, JF.sq. 5 0 Ails: Ana Martha Miller, Hackney-road 10 10 Messrs. Gideon, Atha, and Co. 26 0 Lilckendy and 20 0 Subscriptions of the Trade of Su Committee, tftssrs. G. Dettmar St Son £3O op :n of ditto 6 4 0 irssrs. Caviller and Wales 21 0 0 u'nrkmen of ditto 8 1 0 Craven and LJK man 205 0 0 Wlimen of ditto 35 13 6 Lucas 26 5 0 ~ r 4. G. and T. rsineti of ditto r:rs. :lack, Largess, .! Eeckwith 31 10 0 'List - 11Ln of ditto 510 0 ,3srs. button and 31 10 0 :men of ditto 16 3 0 .srs. Austin and Gltunie 31 10 0 •.Bradburne and 21 0 0 alien of ditto 6 0 0 ts. H. lierbusch and Co. 20 0 0 lessrs. Dews & Hen -I.)ck 10 19 0 •rkmen of ditto 2 0 0 I'. dckroyd 10 10 0 kitten of ditto 3 10 0 1. G. Gibson 21 0 0 ;I men of ditto lil3 0 Charles Dettmar 15 0 0 ;Isrs. Henhouse and 21 0 0 sr ditto 14 15 6 tseph &John 31 10 0 or ditto 20 0 0 !ajur Rhode 26 5 0 Aditto 15 18 6 .tiellsat said 21 0 0 sofdi t° 5 0 0 !araileke 20 0 0 of dila 5 0 0 sea mud. leo. t.f ditto kwes and 10 10 9 of ditto :.• 00 1 tit•us are received by the Committee at the City of lvons between the boars of twelve and two; at the ern ;st Lloyd's at Messrs. Dorrien and Co. ; Cu. ; Smi t h , Payne, and Smiths • Roberts and Co. ; 'erring, abate, Eat bet, and Co. • C o ats and Co.; Ham- Td Cu. ; tt.e other Bank e r :of the Metropolis; and 'all al, Lig "Ireassistr, No. 5, Laurence-Yountney-Hill. .muiittee beg to aelittaint tbe friends to this grtat and se, that his 84141 Highness the Duke of Su-sex will :he ns by presiding at a Dinner fixed for I H:5 DA y, t the City of London Tavern, Bishop-sat—street.— bs had at the Bar of the said House; attt at the HMIs .fang9.l4. Jameis-stltets 10 10 0 2 2 0 Sir John Perring, Bart. Robert Thornton, Esq. M.P. Sir C. Fliwer, Bay m. , H M'Kerrell, Esq. K. Finlay, Esq. M.P. Abraham Mello, Esq. G. Devisme, Esq. H. Burnicater, F.sq. John Craven, Esq. John Tyler, Esq. Jacob Hulle, Esq. John George Waite, !sq. Morris Oppenheimer, EA. George Meyer, Esq. George Ranking, Esq. Rev. Mr. Kuper. Emanuel Goodharch, Esq. Henry William Smith, Esq. John E. Liebenrood, Esq. Thomas Blacker, Esq. Chiu le Scott, Esq. Harman Menem, Esq. J. A. LEGER, Secretary. fy advertised : £ll,BlO 9 0 'Two Friends from Bre men £2l 0 W. Nottidge, Esq. Ber mondsey 5 0 Messrs C Edelman &Son 10 10 John Reis Philip Beck 5 5 Thomas Lack 5 5 Sir W. Geary, Br. M.P. 10 10 A. Mackena..., Esq. 10 0 W. Seminar, Esq. 10 0 Messrs_Spitta, Moiling, 103 0 I and Co: Messrs. John, Janes, & I Rata Mangles 52 10 IJ. S. Slicimb..rg 20 0 M;s3 Mdlas 5 .0 [gar Refiners, as received by their , first List: Mr. Adam Lneben £1 1 0 Mr. John 'fyier 31 In 0 Dr. Thomas Fern 10 10 0 Workmen of ditto 2 16 6 The Workmen cm- ployed by Messrs. LilUndy and Co. Messrs. Lear, Curds, Handasy de, and Hughes 31 10 0 Workmen of ditto 20 0 0 Mr. Mathew Craven 23 5 0 Workmen of ditto 9 1 0 Workmen in the service 6 00 21 0 0 5 6 0 of Mr. E. G °odium , additional 8 8 0 Mcsars. Dirs and Mr- tens 30 0 0 Mr. Carsten Din 20 0 0 Workmen of ditto 4 4 0 Mr. John Church 1 1 0 Mr. Henry Mumm 10 10 0 Mr H. H. Holtzmeyer 10 10 0 Workmen of do. 2 11 0 Messrs. Christ. Dews and Co. 5 0 0 Mr. Wm. Verdenbelme 5 5 0 Workmen of do. 3 10 0 Messrs. Geo. and John Schlincker 5 5 0 Mr. Wm. Happell 2 12 6 Mr. John I.ist 5 0 0 Messrs. Schroeder and Cu. 31 10 0 Workmen of do. 4 0 0 Mr. Nich.Temperley 5 0 0 Messrs. Marineau, 0 0 7 0 0 Son, and Re.d Workmen of do. A Friend to the Cause, by G. Wtcke, Ls+ 100 0 0 Mr. Won. Happell 1 6 Messrs.Hodgson&Son 50 0 0 Workmen of do. 15 10 0 Messrs. Cros,Lind and 1 hornpson 21 0 0 Mr. Cho. Wicke, jun. 2 12 6 Mr. Robt. Thompson 2 0 0 Mr. Andrew Mears 1 0 0 Mr. John Leasaa - 1 0 0 Mr. Bornstoff 2 0 0 Mr. H. Matthews 1 0 0 Mr. Rich. Atticrs 1 l 0 Mr. Conrad S:cclig2r 1 1 'hoods Ross Edward Sime George Sokol . James Meyer Sebastian Fri: t B. A. Goldscl • Robert 'l'aylo • • J. D. Rucker Magens Don a john H..dp,.; • Nicholas Alb i Amount of • His Royal H Duke of St His Royal Hi Duke of Ca Ban:. of Engl; P:0:::i Fi.'e , J.lcscrs. D. R Messrs. Het 3.1 r Jaceb be Walter Irvin: ' Plulip Salim, : Isiiss Ana M ! r Hackney-r ' Blcs.crs. Gide and Co. !slew's. Lilo Harrison Subscriptions Messrs. G. D Son 'Workmen of Rlrssrs. Gay Wales Wu:Arne:l of Messrs. Cra lv Lsm ~! i s r nera i n o f Mc.: rs. Luca ..i Lucas Mews. G. a S. .i iinckrrr Waren:etc of :'etas.: lad :v.! Eecku '• , ,isnicn o sc,,sts. butt Davis 'orkmen of i Lisrs. Au: Glennie Irs , rs. Brad fryer : , rki.ien of :::»r,. H. 1 and Co. .essrs. Dew Lek . '• t rkmen of 6. Sr T. Ack: urknien of , . , ~ J. G. G Wet/ !nen 0 Ir. Charles \loins. Hal Ircet mar orkm en of curs. Jou. Coope . orkmen o cssrs M a : and :ion :irlhtm el essri. Go() Not. it ..rlsmen o it W. Sear orkmen u srs. D a y w l tau and ikoien c.: trs. D C nsell 1 ;I Amen o ulnctioi dun 'l as of the s Born and John Pei *Alleys an Y Helify z.z.i iThe com Came. i ):‘our the lay IN at 4:lteis to stahed.h t • _-_ Length 98 feet Depth ls ft. s in. 111 eadth 28 do. I Tonnage 517 29.95 Tons This very fine Ship, with a large and valuable Cargo oo board, was recently captured on her voyage from New York to France, after a long chase, by his Majesty's Ship WARSPITE, and is con demned as Prize. She is built of oak, is copper sheathed, deep waist, flush deck, pierced for f.. , 0 guas, and sails remarkably fast, and havirg a good Inventory,may be sent to sea at small expense. She will be bold free of duty to the Purchasers, and if disposed of by Private Sale previous to the 18th, no:ice will be given. For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and further particulars, apply to the Agent W. P. Smith, Esq. No. 44, George-street, Dock; or to HENRY CANNING, Plymouth, May s, lBl2. Fozhole•street, Plymouth. TO BE SOLD, with or without the STOCK, THAT most spacious HOUSE and Premises re. plete with every convenience, situated in the High street, Portsmouth, where the Drapery Business has been carried on successfully by Mr. SHARP and his Son, and is now In full trade. The advantages of this offer need not be pointed out to those who are acquainted with the extensive business done at the first Naval Pert in the kingdom. For further information, apply to Mr. Sharp, Ne. 87, High-street, Portsmouth. All ktzers, post paid; will be duly anbwerei. N. B. The above Pionises are well calculated for a Naval or Public Ofice, being-about SO fret in front by 118 feet de.-p NORTH WALES.—TO TO BE LET, IN ONE OR TWO FARMS, AN ALLOTMENT of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, in MALLTREATH SALT MARSH, in the County of ANGLESEY, lately embanke.d and enclosed from the Sea. • The Land ii of excalcnt quality, and can be brought 'into cultivation at a very trifling expence. It is with:n tree miles of the Town and Sea-port of Carnarvon, and there is abundance of Lime in the vicinity. Also, to be LET, another Allotment of 180 Acres, of Leiter quality, bordering on the above. The Landlord will make very liberal allowances towards building and fencing, so as to render these Lands a most desir able object of speculation to a spirited Farmer possessing skill and capital. Fel- further Particulars apply to Messrs. Poole, at Carnar.on; or Uffit.. ..t Pencraig. in Anglciey. £2O I QOO For the FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE above ae4o, Ou TUE:IIDAY, 18th of MAY, the Second Day's Drawing, With the tol:owing Rich State of the Wheel: • . Prizes of 3 ...... Prizes of S 4 _ . _ _ Ant numerous other Prizes of £3OO, 4:300, £2oo, £lOO, C.9 , ,Ece. Lein more than double the nunther of Capitals and other Prizes it: any Lottery hitherto with the barite Number of Tickets. rl BISH, Contractor, impressed with gratitude • to the Public for their distinguished favours in the unex ampled demand for 'rickets and :shares in ti.is truly-popular Lottery, begs to acquaint theft that the Firs. Day's Drawing is river, leaving the Wheel RICH UL POND PRECEDENT, fur the SECOND DAY's DRAWING, when the fi:st Prize above £29 is so arranged (at his request) by Go#e:nment, that' it cannot be less than £..0, 00—and may ba £3O OW, or £40,000. From t'tis circumstance, and the unEgum.r.rn GRAND srA•rx tn , Tue WHEEL, he.does with confidence expect a VERY csatAr Demand for 'rickets and Shares; therefore solicits the immediate Favours of his Friends, at his fortunate Offices, where, as long as any •rickets can be had, they may rely on a choice of num bers, WARRA N TED u N DRAWN ; and should Persons in the Coun try find difficulty in being supplied by the Agents, the favour of their Commands, post-paid, at either No. 4, CORNIIILL, or No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, will be punctually attended to. L°WE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING ci.o H—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. Establi►hed 1808. This fabric from its commencement has been manufactured with a view fur sale to private Families and home Trade, and is uow brought to atlegree of excellence and perfection unequalled, and sold at about half the price of Irish Linen. It is peculiarly adapt.•el for all seasons and climates by its free dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere, to which every other description of Shirting Cloth is liable. Its durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial, stands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the qualities for which it is recommended. bold at the Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 154, Cheap slile,neer Sr. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall, and no other house in London. COFFEE MART, No. 2, SKINNER-STREET, SNOWHILL, LONDON, Established in 1811 by Mr. W. DEACON, under the Sanction of the Committee of British Coffee Planters and Merchants, W. lioLocY, Esq. Treasurer aucl Secretary. Present Prices of Coffee. Fine Dutch Coffee Is. :Id. per lb. raw—roasted 2s. 21 per lb. Best Plantation Do. Is. 7d. do. do. 2s. Od. do. Serried no. Is. 6d. du. dn. Is. 101 do. •• Refined Raw and Candied Sugars, of genuine qualities, equally low in prices. Air R. DEACON respectfully begs le.sve to notice, j that it is but little more than 'Twelve Months since his pr, poNals for extending the use of sound. wholesome Coerce, at red:Lit(' prices, wet e sutinitted to, and approved of by the Com n,:ttee, and afterwards sanctioned at a General Meeting of the British Culler Planters and Merchants held at the City of Lon dim 'Lavern for that purpose; and that in consequLnce of the pa tronage and encouragement thence afforded him, he has, amidst much uppwition, succeeded beyond the mot sanguine expecta tions of Gentlemen who were pleastd to entertain and sanction his proposals. Mr. D. never.heless considers he is in gratitude bound to acknowledge, that the extent of that success which has fjllowrd his exertions, is owing in a superior degree to the sanc tion and .patronage of a liberal and discerning public, on whose taste and judgment he still relies for support, and which he hopes to ruerit by a careful sel,!ction of those important articles of Co lonial lro ;tier, Coffee and Sugar, and continuing to sell them at the lowest possible prices which can be affordctl, either at his Town or Country Es. ablishments. N. B. Orders with remittances of small or large moult, promptly executed equal to the exact sum remitted. May I, 1813. PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND. This day was published, In two handsome volumes in foto, with the Arms of the Peers most beautifully engraven, price £lO los. boards, THE PEERAGE of SCOTLAND ; containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, from their origin to the present generation ; col lected from the Public Records, Ancient Chartularits, the Char ters and other Writings cat the Nobility, Works of the best His. torians ' &c. By Sir ROBER DOUGLASS, of Gleubervie, Bart. Revised and corrected, with a continuation to the present ' period, by JOHN PHILIP WOOD, El. • gl• A few copies are printed on large paper, with first im presJians of the Plates, forming one of the most superb Books ever published, price Xl6 155. Edinburgh: Printed fer Archibald Constable and Co. Ellin- , burgh; Longman, Hurst, Recs, Orme, and Brown, White, Co chrane, and Co. and John Murray, London. ••• The first Edition of the Work was published In the year 1764, and has for many years been extremely rare. Subsequent researches have thrown no small light on the histories of parti cular families; aod, from the lapse of time, numerous alterations have necessarily taken place in the Noble Houses. In the conti nuation of Sir Robert Douglass's peeiage to the present time, the Editor has used every endeavour to obtain correct information respecting the descent of the Noble Families, and he has been fa voured with several valuable communications, rendering the pre sent Work aft invrtaid, flttdiiiva tio the Gamin* Nowt at kotland. This day was published, Handsomely printed in Bvo. on a fine riper, In 8 large vols. with a Portrait of the Author, and illustrated with 17 Maps and Plans, a new Edition, whirls hai been carefully revised and compared with the.best Paris Edition, of THE ANCIENT HISTORY of the EayrrtAxs, 'CARTYAGINIAN,, ASSYRIANS, BABYLONIANS, and PERSIANS, MiCROONIANSIUId GRECIAN,. By Mr. ROL.' LIN, late Principal of the University of Paris, Prefesn•r of Elo. quence in the Royal College, and Member of the Royal Acadatgap. t.t luscriptions and Belk* Lettres. Translated from the Fragil e Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Nunn, J.Cuthell, R. I 414 J. Walker, Lackingion and Co. J. Clarke and !ton, C. Law, L. Becker, Longman an.l Co. Cadell and Davies, Crosby and CO. J. Richardson, J. M. Medarison, Black and Co. L. B. Seeley; J. Booth, J. Booker, J. Mawman, W. Baynes, R. Baldwin, G. Robinson, J. 131acklock, and F. uamilt 9 n Of whom may be ha•i, a neat Pocket Edition of this Work, ki 12 small vols. price., in boards, X:. 2s. This day were published, Embellished with a Portrait of the Author, and other Interesting Engravings, in Two Volumes, addres sed to her Grace the Duchess of Leeds, Lady Milbank.. and Family, bawds, THE REMAINS OF JOSEPH lILA.CIEET; consisting of Sketches, original Dramas, Poems, insladlall " '1 he Times,' an Od. i and Memoirs of his Lift. By Mr. PRATT. How many are the helpless Orphaa's Care., I Her st..te fr.sv wretched, lore, an 'r • vie!! Withaut a Glordian in a guilty Wort ' Joseph Blockes Earl of Demu, i! p . London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and J. ns.s, noster.row. " These Remains of tiserh ti*lief title's ma! I.e called a heart-aillicting pnbliestion, will Lsltice aU re.;ders of ..tre and sensibility to regret that a ll• Aver, of such proini•e, should have been so early blasted ; that ta lents displaying iiietbe orals of ticnins sh-old only glimmer in the dawn life. and slat in iLe drrktie,s of the trave before they were ripened t.i perteet; We shall be truly glad to Bud that .tzlents like those whist are .her: opened to view, are warmly eacoure:cd."—M view fir December, 18t1. This dal• was publis:ted, la One Vol. svo. pries in boards, 7a .2 4 i.P RAcTiCAL TREATISE•' Stu the Ordinary Operations of the iivly Spirit. By the Reverend G. S. FABEtt, B.D. _ _ itectoc of Long Newton. Durlsant. Printed for F. C. aod J. Rivlngton. No. Si. Sr. Paul's Cbtlreh. yard. So 4 tt'so by J. Hatchard, No. tDu, PlteadiUy. Lately published, by the same Author, 1. A Fourth Edition of a Di-tromtioa fit 'Re Prsp'teetes that have been fulfill:A, are now fulfdling e or hetrA rr be fol. fil!ed, re!atite to the great Perlod of lea, Years, Ice. le two large volumes, octavo, price in boards Cs le. 2. A S, cor.l Edition of e Getur..l and Co mated View of the , Proyl.r:ies relitlve to the Con eerslo:: ' Restwation, thinly, and future Glory of the Houses oiJudah said Israel. In two volumes, octavo, price 171. 3. A Diiscrtation on the Prophecy conmln-ci hi Daniel, Chap. It. Ver. 24 to 27, usually denominated the l'rophecy of , he Se venty Weeks. In one large volume, octavo, price hoards N.B. This Work completes the Author's cfUisse,ta ions on the Prophecies which Hach to or bt•yond the el•ise of tile great Period ut 1260 Years. lie believes that none of thant hive now passed unnoticed by him. 4. A Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabirl, or the Great GA. of Samo:hrace, Troas, Crete, Italy, Eqpt, and Phenicia, being an attempt to thew that the several Orgies of Bacchns, Ceres, Mit hras, kis, Adonis, and Cybele, were founded upon an Union of the Commemorative Rigs of the Deluge with the Ado rat:on of the Host of Heaven. In two kir3-: volumes, octavo, price, in boards, i Gs. LORD NE I. SO N. This day was published, handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Foolscap dvo. with a Portrait, price Ws. Foolscap LIFE of NELSON. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Many Lives of Nelson have been written : one is yet wanting, dear and concise enough to become a Manual for the young Sailor, which he may carry about with him till he has tonsured up the example in his memory and in his heart. In attempting such a Work, the Au:hor proposes to himself to write the Eulogy of our great Naval Hero; for the best Eulogy of Nelson is the faithful history of his actions; the best history is that which shall relate them most perspicuously. A few Copies are printed on a larger paper, price I ss. Printed for John Murray, No. LO, Albemarle-street, London; R. Biackwcod, Edinburgh ; J. Cumming, Lublin; and by all other Booksellers and Newsmen. CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. This day was published, elegantly printed in Two large Volumes, cu. illustrated with Eight engraved Plans of Churches, price Five Guineas in boards, ATOUR. THROUGH ITALY, exhibiting a View of its Scenery, its numerous Antiquities, ana its Monuments ; particularly as they are Objects of Classical Inte rest and Elucidation : with an Account of the present Slate uf its Cities and Towns; and occasional Observations on the recent Spoliations of the French. By the Rev. 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