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_ . . e i „ is i e t ~..„ ) I ! : at,- .....„ lir . • 44 - 2 A. '..44 ,. A - -.--....... 7 1 ANZer? "C. t. ' ... ' ‘ ' ' *- A ,.. . ''‘, .../e4 A /0" • - e l 7 - I si .,.. •• , - .. 1 . • ;., ~. 1 . - i .- ..r...,1 4 4 . i e "... . 4 `..",- • 0, - • 1,_•41, Al • 46 . •...1 . 4 • SATURDAY,. JANUARY 30, 1808. . - [PRicE SrX-PrNcg: , . _ 1 E R a9Ai . . TIOATRE ROYAL,_DILUIIkY.LANE4 FICTUALLING OFF,NE, Janwary 27, 1808. ,1 THg COMMISSIONERS for .VICTIMLLINdI HIS mArEstr, zr<ivr do kreity girt Make, That on Monday next the let of February, they will be ready to:receive 'Fenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for SIXTEEN HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW PALE, and FOUR HUN, DRED QUARTERSof New CLOSE-DRIEDAMBERMALT, to be delivered in three *reeks, by weekly proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and, to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days. fter date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • THE NEW HOUSE OP COMMONS. 114 E TOPOGRAPIOCAL DICTIONARY, . fi tm Ntxt A y , traituAltrY 1, leoe, *wig be actZARRO.ed the Tragedy of PI . ~,,Attauba, Mr. Powell ; Rolla, Mr. ElNstllll $ Oro. k iaN i, Mr. Dovrton ; and Cora, Mrs. H. Siddons. pi s sreo (sd time) Mr. Raymond ; Alonzo, Mr. ‘ o,. _ ~t • a s; Las Casas, Mr. Wroughton - Vatierde Mr. .., t ine', Mr. Wewitzer ; Elvira, M n. Powell. (for the 25th time) a New Grand and Comic Panto, tee' called Ii.:ZIND; or, HRLEQUIN NEGRO. . fears!, The Cabinet ; with the Mayor of Garrat. w e d / way, The School for ScandaL .......--.............. CORRECTED TO JANUARY 1, 1 4 $08. This .day was published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, Its. in Red, or 12s. Calf-gilt, a new and enlarged Edition, of BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, containing brief but Correct Notices of the LIVES, the FAMILY and PARTY CONNECTIONS, the SENATORS/J r CHARACTER and CONDUCT, and other useful and satisfactory Particulars relative to ALL THE MEMBERS of the ?RESENT COW; won s HOUSE of PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as a Companion to the Court Kaleasiars and the Pocket Peerages. Printed for RICHARD Yeti -ties, No. 6, Bridge&street, Blacks friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, in Nine Volumes complete, or either' Volume separately ; Memoirs of Public. Characters between the Years 1798 and 1807, price 10s. 6d. per• volume, in boards, embel lished with Portraits. THE BOOKSELLERS throughout Gnat Brie tarn and Ireland are informed that the TotOGRAVHICAL DICTIONARY of the United Kingdom, illustratcci with FORTT.;SI. newly-drawn Maps, will, positively, be ready far Delivery ed Thursd.ty, the 4th of February. Price 245, with plain Maps, and a7s. with the Maps coloured. It has been delayed for a re.* days, solely by the unprecedentat extent of the orders from all parts of the country, and by the possibility, preparing the requisite number of copies to make a . general delivery at once. "I'wenty:.five copies are sent to Country Booksellers, od tants of peculiar advantage. Independently of its other conveniencles, this Diction be found to be the cotnpletest Road Rook ever publlsW event road being laid down in the Maps, and every plans being frilly do+ scribed in the Alphabet. Bridge-street Jan. 28, 1808. $ Na man/ will k had to any Tender in which the price :hall not be . . 'bucked in war& at length, or that shall not be delivered to a Board before Oat .fo ' Clari for the fetid Monday next th Ist of Feirnary,sor wakes the Perrin who Bodies the Tender, or same Perms on his kkalf, attend:, to answer when called for. T; THE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. K MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 1, 1808, Will be acted the Play of THE MOUNTAIN EERS. ..,.. jr. g em bie ; Virolet, Mr. Brunton ; Kilmallock, r l' iv , d ay Bogue, Mr.. Chapman ; Lopo Tocho, Mr. • , Bakasie Muley, Mr. Murray ; Canon, Mr. Clare -64 s e , Blanchard; klorantbe, Miss Smith; Zoray iv *Cm „ tic , w in b e performed (for the 29th time), a new Panto mime, called •• _ : LEQUIN I N HIS ELEMENT. 1'.r,,._ Tbe Wanderer; with Harlequin in his Element. Wednesay will be revived the Comic Opera of the V.'ood- This day were published, price 4s. sewed, ORDERS in COUNCIL, or an ,EXAMINA. 2 4 TION of the JUSTICE, LEGALITY and POLICY of du( NEW SYSTEM of COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS. With, an Appendix of State Papers, Statutes and Authorities. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternosterj rew ; and J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. • - NATURAL HISTORY. Thismkty was published, embellished with twelve beautifully cc; loured Engravings, frice Five Shillings, half-bound, TIE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the most remarkable and interesting . BRITISH BIRDS 1 cor.A taining a.poatultir View of their Characters and Habits; accom panied byAnecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amusement and lastruction of young Persons. By the Author of the HISTORY of BRITISH DOMESTIC QUADRUPEDS P.inted for RICHARD PHILLIP., 6, Bridge-street, Blacka friars - sold by B. Tabart, New Bond-street ; and by all other Booksellers PICTVALLING OFFICE, Jammu" 5, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING BIS AfAlSarr's Itlef vr, hertify g ive Notice, That an Tuesday the 2d of February next, they will be ready to receive Tenders la writing (sealed up), and treat for THREE HUNDRED TONS of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WAR- This day was published, Handsomely printed in Pour Volumes, small Octavo, price IGs. in boards, r T I HE WORKS of Mrs. CHAPONE ; contain- Ing Letters on the Improvement of the Mind---Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse—Correspondence with Mr. Richardson on the Subject of Parental Authority and Filial Obedience—A Se ries of Letters to Mrs.. Elizabeth Carter—And Fugitive Pieces. To these is prefixed an authentic Life of the Author, drawn up by her own Family. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-street, London ; and Archi bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh: sold wiso by every bookseller throughout the Empire. WICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE. or Cheese of equal goodness; and for ONE HUNDRED and PIPIT TQNS of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUT'T'ER, of equal goodness ; to be delivered, one half in the course of a month ; and the other half in one month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply mouth ; in the folios ing propostions, viz. CIICILSE. 100 Tons. 50 'l' ans. 100 60 100 50 Soo 150 Of whom may be had, The HISTORY of Bat mit DOMESTIC QUADEVEEDS, with plates. Price wt. 61 NATIJILIL HISTORT for SCHOOLS, with Seventy Plates. Br W. Mayor, L.L.D. Price 6s. bound. ANIMAL BI1GRAINIT; er t Anezdotes cf Animals, etc. By the Rev. W. Bingley. 3 vols. 11. 10s. Visrrs to the Marct-tzate and the Bo rANICAL GARDEN at PA s. Price 2s. 6tll.ltalf6otmd. FiErtditors, if any, of the Right Honourable THOhtAS, late Lord NEWBOROUGH, are requested to Account of their Demands to Messrs. rarrer and Cn. o's bus Fields, London, in order that the same may be Neg.-10mq 2S, 0100. o BE SOLD, at a fair valuation, the Lease and writ Furniture, of a House in Monta , near —...re.—Particulars to be had of Mr.rardege, sou- DEPTFORD - PORTSMOUTII PLYMOUTH ;fail& And to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days after date.—Thc Conditions of the Contracts may be sea at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any. Tender in which the price shall not be in sert din word; at length, or that shall rot be delivered to the Board 6efort 411 e ;awl on the said Torisky the 2d of February next, nor unless dm pa - me who makes the Tender, or :owe person on his behalf, attends, to answer when calledfor. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.. This day was published, • Price Ninepence, or Thirteen to the Dozen, with,the full allowance to Schools, • r r I HE FIRST CATECHISM fcr CHILDREN; containing common thins necessary Lobe knownandadnpeed to the capacity and curiosity of Children betty nn Four and Ten Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class Boo: ; the Reading Eierzises, or Introduction bd 41' CAPITAL SQUARE PIANO-FORTE, mith anions! Keys, Pedal inside Desk, made about two ice for aLady of Quality, who now wishes to part with .0* got a grand Piano Forte—Price paid for the above w 3, pocking case, dtc. It now will be disposed of, pack ..sad every ether charge, for 25 Guineas only, without the cue 114 Guineas. This Piano Porte is certainly a very stain, and b peculiarly adapted for the country, as it will is months without tuning. bum at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. AVatleorecornmends this Inatrument to any of his num sas igeod Que. If they live at a distance, he would at = to remit an order for the money, to secure it, as seve do and Gentlemen were disappointed in the lost Piano s he had for Sale. TO SPORTSMEN. SALE by AUCTION, by WM. lEFFERIES and SON, lin* the sth day of February, 1808, at Mr. Seckhanis Why Stables, Oxford, BE following WELL-KNOWN HUNTERS, the Property of a GENTLEMAN, whose ill Health has pled him to give up his Fox Hounds : iL A Grey Gelding, aged, by Vermin. I A fight Bay ditto, 7 years old, by Critic. 3. A Wick_ Pun, old, by General. Alla/ muss bi a son of Huth Canes. 5. Aga, Gains 7 Pars old, by ditto. G. A Brown Horse, 6 years old, by Trumpator. 049Horles rode by the Huntsman, and several useful Hacks. 01.1.-The ohm are in the highest condition for immediate dykes lee regularly bunted during the season ; are masters 'kraut reel" particularly the four first Lots, which are ed la feta* to 9.3 stone, and are remarkably g ood leapers, 4 saimmparate In the field. digkellineaddieday preceding and morning of sale till twelve Mot wYti time the Auction will precisely commence. e half Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS sold in the LAST Lottery. WIFE and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 12, lemma -Class, sold, in the last Lottery, No. 11,070, the If Pdseof 20,0001. that was sold to the Public, and No. 15,078 *et 1,0001. in Shares, also No. 181, a Prize of 10,0001. 53,1199 sod 17,624, Prizes of 1,0001 each, and Nos. 8,940 Iron : Prim of 5001. each, all in the preceding Lottery. GRAND STATE LOTTERY Begins MARCH the Bth, and contains Prins of £2opoo 20 Prizes of £l,OOO 10,000 30 500 5,000 Bcc• &c. SWIETand C . are selling tlse Tickets and Shares in great va n, by their Agents in the Country, and at their Offices, No. 11, !Itrtmd No. l2, Charing-Cross. ••• .0 ...... • • •• 44444 61, 0000000 ••••••••• e alw f.e..°_t STATE AND art. N 0.4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing Cross. BISH recommends the Scheme of the STATE LOTTERY, as it has more than double the Number of g Prizes, and more than double the number of other Prizes see contained in the late Principal and Supplementary Lot s *lied together, viz. 1 of 4 20,000 20 of A'. 1000 . 10,000 130 - 500 4 . 5,000 &c. &c. &c. le abssaCapitals are all floating, and there is no filed Prize whatever. fie Cm LOTTEIT, of Substantial Freehold Houses, dischar i 4 land Tu, contains the following Capital Prizes: of X. 25,000 1 7 of £.4,000 7,000 6 3,000 .......... . 6,000 1 2,000 . 41 4 aod Shares for both the State and City Lotteries are sell l• Paitulety at the above Offices, where 38 Capital Prizes "land and Sold in the last year. 4 .? teliemesowitit particulars of each Lottery to be had gratis, 114 ,COnthin, and No 0 Charing Cross . WELL WORTH SAVING. 4 Ticerrs Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, • Twenty Thousand, Ten Thousand, and Five Thousand Pounds Prizes, &c. Ste. &c. PAM ON DEMAND AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT ARNER's, No. 16, CORNIIILL, who subpiits .1 11 t. Miming Statements, that the Public may see clearlyi,lao wage in buying ai his Office. • 1 eat en's PRICILS. ()Turd OFT/CES' PriCef. 10 12 0 Half -* ' ' 10 1. ; 0 5 6 0 Quarter 2 13 6 Eighth - .--.... 1 7 0 Sixteenth ...... itirma THE STAT LOTTERY I R _ ,„. Begins Drawing MARCH Nth, isoe. "" +cisme eentaing a much greater abundance of Capital thin have been presented to publk for some years, in i t z matt . of Tickets, viz. - - 1 W • £20,000 [2O of all,ooo 1 1 ' ..... 10,000 30 5,000 45 ...... 500 1003 &a. kc. tce. CITY LOTTERY' TICKETS in Variety, at 71.12.% in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing • Ir clri, Eost.Officc Cheers; of iltaix-datedlills, Will And a drantsige,Wetting's • as 016 Country Gfficisi citalic a higher price than the ' other London Offices. Money Letter* nitist be lakifoi ai such. THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK, INSTITUTED many years, for supplying the Public with money at Annuity-interast, and redeemable upon the security of frtehold, copyhold, and leasehold estates, in land or houses, money in the fends , annuities, rent charges, widows' jointures, patent places, clergymen ' s i IMngs, &c. The Nobility and .Gentry of known property, or their heirs apparent, acCom modated,on their personal security. Blinkers' and Merchants' Acceptances, East and West India paper, and Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Tradesmen's bills, dis counted. Apply personally between the hours ct - twelve and five, or by letter, addressed to the Directors of the Knightsbridge. Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden -square. ARCHITECTU.RF-. This day were publi.dted, on Royal Syn. price Is. In boards, ESSAYSuf the LOISP,ON ARgUITECTURA.L SOCIETY, with Four Plates, Sold by J. Taylor, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, a General Assortment of Books, on Ar chitecture, Practical and Ornamental. Catalogues gratis. TO THE KING. Just published, price ls. 6d. ALETTER to the KING, on the STATE of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND. Printed for Stackdale, jun. No. 41, about the middle, on the North side of Pall Mall ; and La Grange, Nassau-street, Dublin. Where may be had, mice, according to its contents, 4s. 6 . 4.85. 6d. 14s. 6d. or, handsomely bound in calf, 11. 4s. 6d. this last being the most complete and comprehensive ever published, The LONDON CALENDAR for all parts of the World. Also, heretofore suppress..d, the RED BOOK ; or the Govern ment of Francis I. Emperor of the English, King of the Scotch and Irish, &c. 9.5. 6d. This day was published, In one Volume Bvo. price Bs. 6d. boards, ATREATISE ON PULMONARY CON SUMPTION, in which a new View of the Principles of its treatment is supported by original observations on every pe riod of the Disease. To which is added, an Inquiry, proving that the Medicinal Properties of the Digitalis or Fox-glove are diame trically opposite to what they are believed to be. By JAMES SANDERS, M. D. One of the Presidents of the Royal Medical, and Royal Physi cal Societies of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, London ; Bell and Bradfute, Manners, and Miller, and John Anderson, Edinburgh. TROTTER'S NERVOUS DISEASES, &c. This day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. ed. in boards, The Second Edition of ikVIEW of the NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Being a Practical Inquiry into the increasing Prevalence, Prevention, and Treatment of those Diseases, commonly called Nervous, Bilious, Stomach and Liver Complaints ; Indigestion, Low Spirits, Go ut, &c. By THOMAS TROTTER, M. D. Late Physician to his Majesty's Fleet, formerly Physician to the Royal Hospital at Haslar, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Medicina Nautica; an Esuy on the D iseases of Seamen. In 3 vols. !Ivo, price 1L 3s. in boards. 2. An Essay, Medical, Philosophical, and Chemical, on Drun kenness, and its Effects on the Human Body. The Second Edition. In I vol. /Ivo. price ss. in boards. RURAL ARCHITECTURE. This day were published, in 4to. with 6 plates, prier 101. &I. 'INSTRUCTIONS for BUILDING in ?ISE ; or, A The Art of Erecting strong and durable Walls, to the height of several Stades, composed entirely of earth and the most common materials. By WILLIAM BARBER. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 56, St. James's-street. Where may be had, 1. Atkinsen's Cottage Architecture, with observations on the r different material used for Nailing them, 4to. 15 plates, IL Is. Y. Gandy's Designs for Cottages, Farm Buildings, Lodges, &c. with ground plans, descriptions and estimates, 4to. 45 plates, aft S. Gandy's Rural Architect, ar various designs for Labourer's Canvas, Pairs, Baths, Mills, Entrance Gates and' Lodge% ac. w ith Groussil Plans, Estimates anti Descriptions, 4to. 45 plates, 21. Y 3. 4. Gifford'" Select Plans for depot Cottages, Villas, ate. 4to. SO pletei, IL 111. ed. S. Gifford'sDealgtis for small Cottage Buildings, Shootingßottes, Ste. Ito. Sao Plata, 1L is. • 6. Robermun's Dojos for Garden chairs, Gates, Park Patten ms, Aviaries, 'Tan i ! i l e e s s i , Boat House% Bristly", ace. 410. 7. Robertson's ins for Gardens, Hot Homes, Coneerrato ries, Green-bausesfice. 4to. plates 111. 2s. • -S. A of Books on Agriculture and Rural Economy, Planting, G 4if turft Allaitmagres 4 4 0 4 101 P 0 Gat4oll l lll7 etc. Is.' THE MEDICAL OFSERVF.R. On the Ist of February will be published, N°- of thii JOURNAL, containir&g • Observations on De Velno's Vegetable Syrup--Gowland's bury's Antiseorhutic Drops, and Welles's new remedy fol the Gout, recommended by - Drs.. Bradley and Beddoes—Letters on the Lambeth Doctors—On the Sophistication of Drugs, :Sec.— Dr. Maclean's Third Letter on the Mmopoly of the College. of Physicians, &e.—A Naval Surgeon on the Evidenceol.Drs. Pow ell and Randell, on a Trial for Murder—Extracts from a scarce and valuable Publication, containing tire Statutes (or bye Laws) of the London College of Physiciansacc. Lim &c. Sold by S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street ; Maxwell and Wilson, No. 7, Skinner -street, and at the Medical. Observer Office, No 31, Great Carter-lane, Doctor's Commons. This day was published, Price 3s. sewed, 3s. ed. bound ; or, with the Coach and Carrier's Guide, 4s. 6d. bound ; 'THE POST-OFFICE Annual DIRECTORY -A- for 1808. Being a List of upwards of 16,000 Merchants, Traders, &c. of London, and parts adjacent. List of the Lord Mayer and Court of Aldermen. List of the Bankers rn London. List of 600 Country Bankers, with the Bankers they draw on in London.—List of Public Notaties. _ _ _ List of the London Newspapers, with the Places and Days of Publication. _ _ _ Lists of Army and Navy Agents, Directors of the Fire and Insurance Offices. Lists of the London, West India and East India Dock Compa nies Foreign Ministers, &c. &c. General Information relating to s tue Post Office, including the last Rates of Postage. Regulations of the Twopenny Post Office, &c. &c. Sold by J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; J. Asperse, Cornhill ; Vernor, Hpod and Sharpe, Poultry; J. Walker, and H. D. Sy monds,Paternoster-row ; Black and Parry, Leadenhall-street, and R. Lea, 1, Old Compton-street, Soho, and by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. NICHOLSON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. This day was published, in Octavo, price lOs 6d. (To be continued Monthly, Part I. of T HE BRITISH ENCYCLOPEDIA, or DIC- T'IONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES ; comprising an ac curate and popular view of the present improved state of human knowledge. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Author and Proprietor of the Philosophical Journal, and various _ _ other Chemical, Philosophical, and Mathematical Works. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, aad the rest of the Propri , tors. Mr.iorts. I. The Work is printed by Whittingham, on fine yellow wove Demy Paper, in Octavo, with double columns, and a beautiful new Brevier Type and in order to insure a superior style in the execution, the price agreed to be paid for the printing will be nearly double the usual charge. 11. The publication will be completed in Twelve Monthly Parts, price Ten Shillings and Sixpence each : the whole forming Six large Octavo Volumes, illustrated by numerous elegant En gravings by Lowry and Scott. The Death of General Wolfe, most accurately and admirably engra ven in outline, by permission of Mr. West, from his celebrated Picture, accompanied with the Life of that illustrious Artist.— This Print, from its very superior accuracy, and chaste execu tion, is worthy of being preserved in the portfolios of every Artist and Collector of taste and judgment. 2. An original Portrait and inimitable Likeness of the present Countess Craven, exquisitely engraven from an original Picture. s. The Charge to Peter, is Cartoon of Raphael. 4. The Sacrifice to Paul and Barnabas, ditto. These two Cartoons are finely Engraven in Outline; and, together with the five already given in the last Number, being the 26th of LA BELLE ASSEIMBLEE ; or, BELL'S COURT and FASHIONABLEMAGAZINF.; they complete the whole set of the Caeoons. Those are works which have immortalized the name of Raphael, and which it is the boast of England to possess in Hampton-Court. They are now accompanied with moot admirable Critical Remarks upon them. S. Two Chinese Figures in whole length, representing the Cos tumes of the higher orders in that country, and being the com mencement of a New Series of Additional Ornaments to be continued regularly in La Vele Assetnblee, till the various Costumes of the whole world shall be comprehended in this Work. G. A Lady of Quality in the last Birth-day Court-Dress.--Co. loured. 7. An Original Song, set to Music expressly for this Work. 8. Two beautiful and Original Patterns for Needle Work. This unrivalled profusion of magnificent Ornaments will be given in the next Number, being the ii7th, of LA:BELLE ASSEMDLEE, published this day, - 1 1.4 together with the usual assemblage of polite and instructive Literature in every blanch, calculated for the amusement and in. formation of both sexes, particularly in the Department of the Fine Art! sad useful ucomplishinetro, price altogether only half. Mr. Batt feels himself warranted in asserting, that sack a teatime has never been offered to the admiration and critical judgment of Persons of Went., Tar* and Literature, at any pe riod, or in any country, at less than tilt . times the price of the pre 'sit Number, which is the comma fthot Number of a New Vo • lame for tie present year, the contision of which win ma scantly embrace rangier *tractions. London : Printed for John Bell, Proprietor of the Weebag i n f id = g h er e'po Sc4ithaM blic that Pt 964treeti be has no e Stlane otmexistalirnho ands It aace oreancern ssillY whatever w i t h an y other periodical works than La wire AnirAblee and the Weekly Messenger.—Persons *tons of Iwo* &bier of these Woks, most be particular lit guard* agulniathe suberittalon of any Ober WorksorTiOqy orders Will eiscastlgist Impressions. to the Class Book. ; of Gruarno w r of Philosoph y, & c. &c. Every Parent and Tutor will be iustantly struck With the use fulness and impoi tune of this new Cathochism ' which bt.gins with teaching the Child to count 'fen and name the Days in the Week, ,and proceeds by easy sups to the definition and explanatim of all kinds of familiar and catrunon objects. It boars in fact, as to the business of ide and the first principles of general knowiedEe, exactly the same :Ziation as the Church Catechism, andeasy Ca tnhisms of Lr. Watts, bear yacht Principles of Religionand Mo rality. Printed for RICHARD PHILIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, London ; and to be had, with the other such approvt.d works of the atn.e Author, of all Booksellers in town and country. A HOLIDAY PRESENT. This day was published, in 6 elegant Vols. royal 18mo. Illustrated with Maps, the Third Edition, Much improved sad enlarged, price One Guinea and a Half in boards, or Thirty-sist Shillings neatly bound, rrHt BRITISH TOURIST'S, or TRAVEL• -1- LER's COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WALE!, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate Descriptions of every part of the United Kingdom—and comprehending the most celebrated Modern and Recent 'Tours through every part of the British Islands, particularly those of Pennant, Bray, Hassell, Holmes, Twiss, Sullivan, Moritz, St. Fond, Wyndham, Young, Robertson, Barber, Johnson, Shaw, Skrine, Bingley, Hutchinson, Newte, Grant , Carr, &c. to the Editor by kite!, With several recent Tours, ligeut friends. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D, Rector of Stonesfield, Vicar of Hurley, &c. &c. Printed for Iticanan PHILLIPS, No; 6, Bridge-street andsold by all Booksellers; particularly by those on the great R oads, and at the Watering Places. Of whom may be had, The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACLS for 1508, price IN. in boards, or 14s. bound. And, the ?scrims of LONDON for 1909, price ss. &Stunt In red. DEVONSHIRE. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was published, illustrated by 25 E•igravinr, repres-rating implements in husbandry, buildings, live :rock, and remarkable objects, with a coloured map, distinguishing the different kinds of soil, price I ss. in boards, I N . GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of DEVO NS: !IRE, drawn tiplbr the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describing the geo graphical Situation and general circumstances' of the County, the state of property, the buildings, the mode of occupation, the imple , meats, the enclosures, the arable land in every kind of culture, the grass lands, the gardens and orchards, the woods and plantatiyns, the wastes, the improvements general and particular, the live stdtk, the rural economy and the politicg economy, incl :Wing roads, ca nals, commerce, manufactures, the population, Societies, &c. By CHARLES VANCOUVER. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridgc-street, Blackfciars ; and sold by all booksellers in Great Britain and Inlarid. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surreys of the u nder-mentioned Counties, recently published under the direction of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in Svc, ' and done up is boards, s. 12 9 2 Middleton's Middlesex, 2d edition 3 Billingsley'; Somersetshire - 4 Rudge's Gloucestershire - 5 Smith's .4,rgyleehire, 2d edition 6 Na'smith's Clydesdale, Sid edition • 7 Duncomlis Herefordshire a • Boys's Kent - . 9 Young's Hertfordshire - 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 11 Young's NOrfolk - 12 Young's Sufolk, 2d edition 19 Young's Esse:, 2 vols. • 14 Kent's Norfolk a 15 Someryile's Bast Lothian 16 Thornsort's Pifesbire ' 17 Hok's Lancashire - 1$ Robertson's Wild Leithian 19 ilailey, Culley, and Priugte's Northumberland, Cumberland s and Wesunoretind a 9 0 90 Lowe's Nottinghamshire - • 5 0 SI Robertson's Perthshire - 4 7 0 22 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selitlekshire • 7 0 23 Piracy's Shrtinehiell • p o 24 Pi tts Staffordshire • • • / 0 25 Brown's Yorinhire, W. IL • • 7 0 26 Tuises Toihelsky, 1" . 1. lit. , - • 9 0 a 0 4 a a 7 0 - i - 0. •. I 0 4. • 7 ib • o 10 • • 8 AS • • $ • • .41 .0 - •• 6 0 S • 7 9 6 0 • - fi 0 N. 114. Osammed awl indansed Reports of other Canada will bep#l.so, In t etnitelposidlnt size and typo, after the rate of sin .. o2t i el n . annirm,tai Surveys of the whole Rlngdom have been the mean thns Rets, no far as publlshea, uniformly Sotoup, r particular Reports, may he hml of all flookOlierin at the pion are of the Purchaser.