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.. _~, .~ • - • • c •11 , 111' .•••• r• - • ••• - • r I . • °, • 4-4:" 0 1 / I 'ol, r . I rt r : • . toistg 13014 fightlits MOTAL. CIDVENZOARDII24. THIS PiESENT EVENING, MARCH 16, will be performed, • THE VIRGIN T IDE OF TE SUN. .... w ri st " at ierfonned, the New rantominie, ailed UIN AND PADMANABA ; THE GOLDEN FISH. TO•warrew, NW, Caesar ; with Is :le a Prince. W : E.IOC.—ORATOIO6. TimATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. hN WEDNtSDAY next, March 18th, wal be per. fauna *GitAND SELECTION,In which, Madame Ca. w ig " Angels ever bright and fair," the bravura " Fre soreei," and the Duette " Vado" with Mr. /graham. Mrs. he Soldier Aired," • Ye awed Priests,* and the =••• Fair Aurora," with him. Blapd. Muter Boyle, " 0 /0 ,11111 the Lohn." Mr. Bellamy, " Shell I in Mature's fertile yko" Mr. *floury, " Arm, arm, ye brave;' and Mr. Brabant, 4i CO nse if you dare ," "Gen , le Airs," and. " Nelson." Grand , Ks The eavens am telling," 1 •• Sing the Luau; em e lt, the Harp," from the 4.7,ttcoTto noggin be introduced. • Frisk an entire paw Grand Seleqlop o lit which jell LetairotoAreef Wag the Othipselsreempa t dda moo. • • -• t Doors to be opened at Six, ana.iontetinceet Berle melody.' foes 7a. Pit S.. *d. Gallery its. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box. oik e is Han-street. .0W FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pnvately taught. at No. 19, %markt-street, Golden-square, to bass and Gentlemen of any age, who have never karat that arantupl si•ment, or Lave cot tilt m odern style. Mr At Last's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acqu:re easily that fashioualsk requisite k genteel society expelinousiy, privately, and in a superior style of grace aid elrgance. Those who do not want private teaching may Irani at a small expense, with a reap ctalsle set or pupils, on the pubic teaehibg oresiings. Profethors of dancing taught the most ,lrgant fancy dances, and all thr super or parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Astemhlits are every Friday. A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF WRITING, BY J. CARSTAIRS. B?' this New Method any Person maylearn, in S,IX LESSONS ONLY, a most beautiful Running kiand. This Attainment will be of great advantage to those who have Books keep, or, from their avocations in life, are obliged to write frequently. It will mainly eradicate any bad scrawl. and will Aso add very much to accuracy, freedom, and expedition. To sole well mutt be allowed In, all to be a most necessary and ' , Jul accomplishment. Any Improvement therefore that can De made to facilitate the obtaining of speed and proficiency in titi/ art, cannot be unacceptable to the admirers of Pentstanship, sc.:( etso to thou in business. , This New Method is widely dif ho t , rd entirely distinct from all either ML . hods lately adver tnet -Spec mess may be seen, and respectable references given, 04E :ion to J. Carstairs, at No.lB, Newcastle -street, Strand. Gentlemen may be attended in any part of London Mho- t.r holism r-- GK‘,ll) krid NOVEL S I'ATE LOTTERY, of a i 1:tio Tickets, will be all drawn so early as the 30th APRIA. fs..pital Prizes are increased—more varied is **value, a , r a double chance to Adventurers.—Thair pat length txcte_ the limits of an advertisement. Tickets and Sic s ire wiling by EYTON, 2, Cornblll ; and Is,Coventrptreet • • •••Iskh• truly fortunate Offices, the fol =Capital Privy .. . bold in 118 Shares in the last Pour viz. 3,343 I ASS A £15,00 _ _ , 2,343 .."... 1,504 .......... ........... A • - 11,504 .......... .... . ...... B.« 6,000 .71 A ......••......• 3,000 -.• . 4,035 A :.............. ipoo . ' 1 1f. 41 B . , . WO A 5OO 215 C 400 NS , A Ste. &c. &c. ENGRAVINGS BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE, 94 inches by 411, for Work of Engravings. THE very celebrated Picture •of the DEAD CHRIST sad MAR lES, by AN. CARACCE, formerly In the Orleans Collection, now at Ca,tie Howard,. having, by the Won of the E Earl of Carit-le, been copied by - Mr. Wilkin, . fee the purpose of forming one of a series of TWELVE large rm q.„,.., to be executed by the principal Artists of the Pm t period, wi t h a view of exemplifying the Works of the Masters of the Rienan, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Lombard, Spanish, and . Flemish School*, the Amateurs of Minns, and of fine Engraving, are respeetfully informed, eat the Drawing of this Picture, together with other fine . Prawings after these Masters, from which thbWork will be ex ecuted, are now on View, at the Gallery, 39, Saukville-erect, ! l ittadilly, which will en.:llle them to form a correct idea not ealy of the nature of the Work itself, but of the selection of illicit it will be-composed. . . In illustrating, by individual examples, the Compositions of ilitee of the Schools above-mentioned, it is in , ended to adopt the vary general suisject of tiro HIS to Rif of OUR SAVIOUR, taken 11 ._ Wee of Its 'post interesting periods.. This is most happily annood by the following capital Pictures : by the Virgin, Young auto, and St. John of Rafaelle, now In the Stafford Gallery ; by moist awoog the Doctors, in the picture of Leonardo da Viotti, I L t bt Omaha of the Right Hon. Lord Northwiek : and by the I nr oreellintsibalCarracce above mentioned. These three Pic. btal i wills they offer choice examples of the Roman, Florentine , the '1 3%7 Schools, will also Rim a set, virally valuable for Poo ~,„- or the Library of the Amateur. i lr i oriiati and Flemish Sabo% being those In which Co i" --I , k ,...frishen a lead, will be exemplified by the gay and z, ---- ',„, 1 „,.., .. _lllbilret of Titian, and Pad Veronese, and the Allego kh.„,.—isntel Works of Rubens and Vandyke, while the ---- 'n 4 11 1fiardy and Spaiu will be *even in the Works of es.r_ifti rid Monllio. . e rno attic itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view ........_,.'" a s Cseposit ens of these great Masters , but also a ff ord an -. "" . .41„ a judging el the relative abilities of the most emi. ''''' lint of Modern Europe. ,rilireint of the Work of large Engravings,. it b intended Z i g t ejabilah a smaller Work, upon the scale of Vandylut's d R4 llo4 4. ‘.. flustrative of the Fine Portraits, and ideal Heads onion, Giorgione, Velasques, Rubens, Vandyke, r ia t tial bs Goido.'and Domenkihino. h .,..""P l ihniPal Assists to be employed In these Works of Ear 1:7 1 are, Morghen, of Florence ; Sharp, and Heath, of Lon -721 hawse, of Germany; Manner, of litutgord ; and others, ` l ne may he corhielered as the principal Engrave n of the present od, as well i n this, country as abroad; and both works will ants the &reenact of Wiiiisset Buchanan; F.N. „._.• Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three 1 1 , 1 pras for each Engraving; to be paid on delivery. The Terms ;; F neicription to the Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas A ns ll ei_, Number, containing Three Engravings. Ihe Imre*. l a it 4 ' the Plates shall be delivered to Subscribers scoorditig to Priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in IW•Shing to be come :,übsCribers to this Wort, will be SO E'7 1 . 1 as to se n d t h e i r particular address, and also mention, if they L u . i . k,lbelr Copies d e li vere d to au/ person in .London , or for. .ons 4 to them else% here. ~a 4 2. Yates, at the Gallery, 39, Saclreige-street, who has charge I ,Eahibitiun of the Drawings, will reterre subscribers names :_noth, or eitSer of these Vloerks • and as a Book for entering ...r he: ice= recently opened, Genibmen.intending to subcribe, 7, 611 . 0 : ware of the intportance of having their names bizh upon 11 ; t " sas it- Impressions of the Plates*illbet delivered an exist " l iY to the same. - • " • • '- • 1 1 / 4 tONDA,Y, MARCH 16, 1812 NVANTED, a MESSMAN for a Itet of Pragooni at home. He must be able to fisdiavetabk references uto chancier and qualifications. Apply' to Messrs. Watley and Parrialt, Boobtullers. IS% Strand. . . EARL WELLINGTON. TI day was pabllshed, handsomely printed eta. with a Portrait of Lord Wellington, from an originsl Bust, price I 3s. TALAVERA: A Poem, with Notes. The Ninth Edditto, corrected and enlarged. To which an now added, TRAFALGAR and whet Poems. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet -street, Load's = W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin. This day was published, Elegantly printed in tinge large Volumes, Crown °MTh Prier Li. t Is. 6d. in boards, a new Edition, beteg the sth, of A‘• ELIQUES of ANCJIiNT ENPLISH POETRY, consisting of Old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and other Plans of air earlier Ports, together with soma few of later Date. Whited for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 69, St. Paul's Chards. Veldt and Longman, Hurst, lees, Urniu, and Brown, Patesnos teNrow. Lately pobllabeld„ S Vola. Bro. price In boards i. rrE E CCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY ANNUAL. REGISTER for the Years 18011—P, and tat& Printed for F. C. and I. itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, No. ISO, Piccadilly. N. B. The First Volume of this Work contains an index of the Bonedees with their Valuations, Pa.rons, Number of Parishioners, Ake. The Velma fir IN Os preplan, lot Publication. Any etalmonicationa will ha received by the Edit% wish Monks. On the ittith will be published, handsomely printed to.lWo. in Velma.% price in boards las SERMONS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS. By OWEN MANNINO, B.D. Late Prebendary of Lincoln, Rector of Peperharrow, Vicar of Godalm;ng, and Author of a History of Surrey, and also of a Saxon Dictionary. Printed tor F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church• yard ; sold ciao by 1. Hatt:band, Piccadilly. These Sermons were left for publication, by the learned Au thor, in the hope of counteracting certain Doctrines which ap peared to be gaining ground in tinny parts of these Kingdoms. TORKSHIRL—LARGE AND VALUABLE MANOIIII 9 LECFOItIES, AND Ea CATES. • i To be sold In London; and at Beverley la Yorksiirre N M% the 40th day of March inst. at Twelh, at the Awoke Matti Is the City of London, in Ftve Lots, THE MANORS of BENTLEY acid SPEETON, the Adamson NA the Chapel of Speen:in, and serer* Fist. • bold, and in port Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with laa-taa re. ' deemed), containing about 4140 artes, situated in Bentley,Z ; ton, Minion, Fiky, Hornaea,and Dutiningtoni In the East , of the County of York. And in the Month of May next, will be Sold by Auction, it Woo Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, in the County of York, In l'weity-seven Lots The MANOR of EISTERNWICX, and several Freehold, entlin part ilthe-frce Farms and Lands (with land-tax redenitisd), clendising about 600 acres, situated at Elstrrnwtck, FUey, Mob's omit, Cherry Burton, South Dalton' s Seaton Roes Dimbisten, Marton, Hornsea, and Reight u n together with ;he Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Leaven, in Holdernen; and ition the Tithes of certain i ands, containing about 1,7c0 atm, in Homers Emus; Woodmansey, Theorise, Weel, Storkhill, Bond holm, and 'nekton, in the Fast Riding of the County of York. Particulars cf those Estates to he sold in London win be mak ! by the itOth of February ; and stay be had by ayplying Gallatin Graham, Kindesky, and Doraville, Ssliessess, don t Boagamin Handley, Em. Seaford, Llntetalmhirse sack and Chapman. Last I Agents, Middle Tamil..-hall, cap. and Townsend, Esq. Newbury, Becks ; and lAA Lick wood, Eat. Beveidey. CHEPPINO WYCOMBE BUVICt. To be SOLO by AUCTION, by Mi. ROLLS, On Friday, the ad of April nest, at Hie Red Liao leis. in NIA Wycosnhe, in Lots, unless pwrelessly disposed Of by Pnwl" Coutract, of wind) due notice will be gime ACOMPACT, and very valuAbl e eESTATC pol e d TO ITERIDGE FARM, coos-mishit above IN Acres of Land, of which 21 Acres are Frosisold l lo 4s Amen or thereabouts are Copylvild, and 7v Acres are Leas. • teeedber with a moiety of IN Acres of Leasehold Meadow, Arable, sod Wood Land. A itiod commodious Farm Home fawn Yore, Bares. Steding, Cow-house, and other eistureide:nt Pundit tss necessary for the we and actornmodatinn rd the Farm. 1 . 11, whole within a sing fence. situated in the Parish of L'llepplrg Wycombe aforesaid. and Now in the occupation u 1 the Proprietor and Mrs. Lawrence. The Leasehold part of this dealrabl • pro. perty, may ace eery nay ripsaw. be convert... 4 into Freehold. Also a Copy (Sow of rich Arable Land. near or contsguens ro the 'lowa of Wycombe, contaiaing eight Acres, more or las, now in the tenure of the Proprietor. Particulars may be known of V.119.1M Nadi and Son. Solicitor% Wycombe; or of the Audomier, Groat Merliese. Both. will glee orders for a view of the Estate. Letters (pest pad) will be duly attended na—Mareh 10. *Fie. THE NOBILITY nod FAMILIES of this Me. trepans. aim Town and Country Drarrs. are reeprafelly apprised. that th entire SIOCK in 1 k AbE of the MAN. CHESTER, SCOTCH, and WISH PACCOIIg, No. 6, Mahan. street, Temple-bar, Opposite st.Cletnetit's Church, is now eia Sale, the whole ni which, amounting to .C1:;5011 Meet be lat. mediately cleared off, iu consequence of the death of Mr. Sva 'Mill Paastus, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the fel% !swing snicks will be found particularly wortuy of attendee% Os.. a large quality egress-Washed Iti.h linens Of known celebrity. Russia and Lancrthire hheethigs,`dowlateet, end auffollt hemp., 1300 plies. of India and ikitish jacoucrs, mails and cambric; for gentlemen'i cravats mil ladies dresses, $OO pieces of Indian nankeen., 2000 Mkt, imitation, and wove-'n altawk, 150 pimps of rich printed bed.furnituresoenunterpar.es, quika, blankets, table-linen, dm. wi th an assnraueut of printed cambric. and csiccws. No..a, Piciettdstreet, ?mete bar, the large clime Slop, with a Gallen Unicorn in froat.--Awstants Wanted. • N. 13. The above extensive Premise. co be d!.pnied of. , • I DR. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS. HE latent cause of Nervous Diiorders lies in an •IL impure state of the animal juices, which instead of nodrieb ing and supporting the principle of Me. irritate and derange the nervous fibres; this produces various complaints of a relaxed ha. bit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondria. and Hysteric affections arise. and from this diseased stateof tbe Mood, proceed the various maladies that embitter Ile, mar ever, present enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature dem. For these disorders Dr. Forbes otta's Neyvoes Cordial Drops have been found the best remedy, the most pbwerlol reetorative, and reanimating medico.. It has been proved an infaUiblecese for those whose Iteekh has been injured in warm cliioat•Ts, or by close attention to business, ind a sedentary life. Its owes have been fully confirmed Manse infirmities which attack the young of either ma, and too often prematurely Fruduce old age and all the weaktatease connected with it. No medicine posaesses sorb general restorative qualities, or so well a lapted to every class of valetudisarians; the cold name and weak mu , ties of ri lased habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed ; by them the {abil • acquire fresh vigour,the exhausted veins are filled with rich and' health j6ices, the apt, it dronping and languid, become reviv e d and e the different functions of appetite and dietetic* are promoted by it, and the whole constitution receives net, bte and strength. The gratatireetorative of health cannot be recant- Mended with ten mach eagerneseto the Male Or, iii the delieate and highly nervous state wh!ch is known to succeed childhed and thesegecullar ledisposidone of the sera Witch, by want of atom: don, are apt toproduce the most fatal and lingering r diseases, and even death itself. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Ruder s, No. 4, Ch • corner of Paternoster - row, London; and by moat cnuntrj et tre d dlie eine Venderain decry town, in ponies, it sa. ed. toad x 44. each. GUE:ITONIAN NIEDICINFLA _ -7 4 ... • CASE 03.--To Mr. GoesT, Chtymkt, No. 9, Glintamespdijr, • Bleckfriati-toad. • . , ALTHOUGH the reputation of the' Gueiasieut • Commet e Medicines in Goat, itkeittialsos, . ' AlAldan& ache, has been so satisfactorily authenticated." WSW _ place and neighbourhood; )et we cannot Wild a request of Mr. lamb , Surgeon and Apstbrat, in WIZ testimony of theellioacy et these Matchses, in his owl( and other Cases ander Is,i Caere, a letter reeetted by Mr. Young ; N 0.7; Abbeywreet, of whirl the folios/int le o copy : Deese air, —lt if truly astembhing what good efeets .1 bore from the Gaostanan lidedlebias, and mere tal to mf as a med.,:al man ; the Goat belts always deemed the apprsdrians refewma, and every emend appUeadoe eandammed as bake repellent: My ease, trisidt Ton must well iiscdfasx, Mae trowel* being waable to walk without a ale, from 4 severe attack of iullanatostol7 (font in both knees and fest g : after salkiring near Ave menthe, and baying tr.ed the Bop Waters (which at ether times greatly relieved me) without my good Urea, I . applied sour lotion to my knees and to sni . auks, and after three times using them; I ass ihie to wadi,: • erg_ any stick, • very comfortably ; sad am Dow homer. I have since ventured to try Lut ai l he mii illainlinfaMitaity slate of the Oita la my feet, - isidek • seadiestiallit without the bast pain hi m .. ettiy=sit 4at these times • this I y rtt • e l dr pew ime sat the feet during ;hems eoliths LIR*. . _ 1 nun fully convinced the Gurstuaian Medicines ant valuable its; antimay be applied not coif with the utmost safety, WWI* goad suciess, in every stage of the Oeoti and on part which it *tasks. A few days ago as cad patetet of seinswall snicked Vrlth the Gent in the stomach, st•end...s With shah tilie _. r . ams Ito:salting% that the warmest cordials, With other, co eM al: • he r e us t s e d* ; I ordered the Legion to be rubbed will on theatt • Mach and belly ter tea .mlnutes, and w as h a ppy td gat ¢f t pt . eed•the (leafed retie(. 1 halt only to add, a Wilk 1 lid known'ot the Unestonien Meditates mho., as I itas obliged 0 gust a veer gadget fretting in this town from the duets of tvpotird mask!! of the Omit. Accept me thanks, and bile,* me, T. Sir, Itel • i Radiate s Aprttle, Wink T. LA/1, 1 Pee M. IA e Ilan harx.} . . • ,: • :• . , . ! ..:;•... .... • • .-:: --....v . -- - . .. •:- .- • .:." . ...„ . : ..- .• • • • . ... .~, ...~ • .. I '~ NEW . PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every information, and ale the Patterns established 'by the Commander in Chief, at SOLOMON and Son's Military Establishment, New-street.Covente t;arden,, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from IS to 9.0 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money. or Agents acceptances only. WAR IN THE PENINSULA. This day waspublisbed, In /Ivo. price es. in boards, A NARRATIVE of thePRINCIPAL EVENTS 1..3. of the CAMPAIGN- of loos, 'ism, and 181 I, in SPAIN and POR I'UOAL; inreripersed with Remarks on Local Scenery and Manners. In a Series of Letters. . BpCaptain WILLIAM STO l'HEßT,Adjutanaldrd Guard*. With a Map of the Seat of War . Printed for P. Martin, (lee of the Firm Cuthetl and Mar lin) Corner of Orchard -street, Oxford-street. - TS% day was publialted,isulesenpenwpelas In* btimede, 'PHE-10LE -of PALMS, anti other Pools, many 4. of which atb descriptive of the Barnes of the lingtisb Lakes. By JOHN WILSON, Magdalen Colkte, Oxford. Painted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater noster-row; at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street ; Parker, Cooke, Bliss, and Monday and Slather , Oxford ; John Bain type td CO. Edinburgh; and John Smith and Son Glasgow. A few Copies may be had in royal Bro. price gel Is. boards. of whom may be had, Findlay's Scottish Ballads, 2 vols. crown Bvo. price 14s. boards. PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENG LAND.—The TENTH VoLuMe of the above Work is ready for delivery. • Printed for Lonvrtan, Hum Reea, Orree, and Browne, J. Richardson, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, J. Hatchard, J. Rids-' 1 way, J. Booker, J. Rodwell, Cradock and Joy, E. Jeffery, R. H. Evans, J. Booth, E. Bo id, and I'. C I lansard. •„• 1 he Eleventh Volume will be paptidiett in April; and, In future a Volume will be ready every three months, until the Work is concluded. Subscribers who have tot completed their Sets are requested to make immediate application to the Proprie tors, as above. This day were published, La ncloomety prietsd in 2 Vol'. BYO. with 24 by wilful Engravings. price XI. la. in beards, poEms by ROBERT BURNS : with an Account of his LIFE, and Miscellaneous Remarks on his Writings, by an intimate acqua'ntance of the Poet. his edition contains many Poems and Letters not printed in Dr. Cunie's edition. Edinburgh : Printed (or the Trustees of the late James Mor rison, and sold by Thos. Hamilton, No. 39, Paternoster-row ; and R. Ogle, No. 295, Holborn, London ; Bell and Bradfute, Ellin. burgh ; and W. Anderson, SOtting. DISORDERS OF TEIE MACH. This day was published price 7s. In boards, the 241 edition, with additions, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISO DERS of the STOMACH, with some new ideas relative to the Ilk in promoting Digestion. • By GEORGE REES. M.D. Member of the Royal Cane of Physicians. Senior Physician to the Urniton Dispensary., Lecturerun the Practice of Physic. &c. Lambe t Published by Allen and Co. 16, Paternoster-row. Part the Second. en Acid hi the Stomach, and its effect in pro [lbeing Gout, Headache, &e.I, in a ►trite of fetwaetitts. BRITISH R BMW. This day was published, price es. sewed, No. V. of THE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRI TICAL IbURNAL.—CONTENTS. . Historical Reflections on Parliamentary Reform ; 2. Wood house on Isoperimetrical Problems; S. The West Indies, as af fected by the Abolition of the Slave Trade; 4. Chatesubriand's Itinerary in Greece and Palestine; 5. Butler's Commemoration Sermons ; 6. Ellis on the Chemistry of Germination, Respiration. &c.; 7. History of Early American Politics; 8. Professor Marsh on the Bible Society ; IP. Price'. Retrospect of Mation!edan His tory ; 10. Miss Ballho's Plays; 11. Professor Monk's Hypolitus; t 2. Montpllard sur is Grande Bretagne; 13. Population as af fected by the Poor Laws • 14. Wilmot's Life of Bi s hop Hough; 15. Bishop of Lincoln on Calvinism. Prloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown. Pater noster-row; sold she by T. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Tay of and Hessey, Eleet-street ; and J. Asperne, Cornhill. • Of whom may he bad, The same Work, No. I. 11. 111. and IV. price de. each. CURTIS ON GRASSES. This day was published, the Fifth Edition, improved, price is. boards, or with coloured plates us. 6d. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the BRITISII GRASSES, especially suds u are Vest adapted to the laying down or improving of Meadows and Futures; likewise an amp ration of the British Grasses. By WILLIAM CURTIS, Author of the Flom Lou&nesuls, Botanical Magazine, LectUres on Botany, atc.&c. With Additlons,by Joan LAw I sure, Author of the New Farmer's Calendar, &c. To which is rubjolned. a Short Account of the Causes of the Diseases la Corn called by Farmers the Blight, the Mildew, sad the Rust, by Sir Joseph Banks, Ban. London: Printed for N.D. Symonds, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row. CURTIS'S LICTURES ON: 'ANY. This day was published, With the Plates correctly coloured trona Nature , No. I. of ACOMPLETE COURSE of LECTURES on BOTANY, as delivered at the Botanical Garden at Lam beth, by the late WM. CURTIS, F.L.S. Demonstrator of 80. tall to the Company of Apothecaries ; Author of the Botanical Magazine, of the Nora Loodinensisalte. Ste. From Manuscripts in the possession of his sooils•law. Samos'. COITII, Florist, Walwortht 24 edition. 'Te which is now added, the LIFE of the AUTHOR, by Dr. Thornton. The whole w completed in 3 naushersi, making three handsome Vols. Royal too. embellished with 120 new plates, illustrative of the process of Vegetation, the Sexual Syetezl, du. from Use on drawings made und er i$ 4iut hoes direction, by Edwards, engraved by Sansom, and correctly coloured from Nature, and may be had in boards, price Aft. or £4 . 45. lsall•imand in ula and lettered. London t Printed for H. D. Symonds, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 99, Paternoster-eow. DR. MILNE'S BOTANICAL DICTIONARY. This day was pablished,is rue large Volume nvo. esibeiliplard with Twenty-five new Plate!, accurately drawn from Nature, by Edwards , and engraved by Suisun, pricebeerike or £1 ids. with the Plates beautifully coloured, A BOTANICAL DICTIONARY, or Elements of Systematic and Philosophical Botany. By COLIN MILNE, LL. D. Author of the Insatiate, of Botany, and Hebb melons' et English Plants. Third Edition, revisal, corrected, anti very considerably " Dr. MUite's Botiand Dictionary has been lens know an On Public. The present Edition is the third; and it To s e: lowed that the demand vihichreariered it nocesurrs at time a proof of the merits of the %Verb.. The plates. wadi this Edition is accompanied, are executed in the highest style of accuracy and of elegant:lN and are well calculated to cons* eau rent ideas of the oblecif they represent: they musk* lit considcred as a valuable addition to the Work."—Llt. Journal. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds; and sold by SW" - Neely, and Janet, No, 29, Poternotte94oW. • This day was published, price in boards 6s. a New Edition, with Add:eons, being the Eighth, of I.~AMILY WORSHIP; a Court of Morning and Evening Prayers for every Day in the Month ; to which is prefixed, a Discourse on Family itel:gion.—By JAMES BEAN, M.A. An Assistant Librarian of the Briish Museum, and Lea turer of Weibrck Chapel. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 69, St. Paul's Church- yard; and J. Hatchard, No. ter), Piccadilly. Of whom may IA had, by the same Author. I. 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