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- , -., j „ 4 41111 ; 11.4' . . , • 1 . 1 1 4111 1 . 1111, t••••• 1 ' ; 4. , e p r 4 16: or: r Y ; ). • '•••, • • 44" ft Vr.T • 0 • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY i - 18c6. NUMBER 5319 [PRICE BIX•FENC r.. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY to, 111c6, will be acted a New Operatic Drama, in Five Mb, called TIIE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. - With entirely New Mnfic, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, &c. To which will be added the Farce of THE HUMOURIST. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, jewelry 87, ito6 NOTICE jr hereby gives that a Sfffoo of Oyer aal ?maker eel Goal Ddhaery, fee the Trial e Draws eseeekit. led or the .Frig 6 Seth within the yanydißive of for Admiralty load, vile k bdel et Nike XaU, ia the Ole Beal, Leeks, ea Fri day tk 14th of Mew, Next, as Eight easel im the Marsieg. WILLIAM MARSDEN. This day wet pubtilind, Price Hall-a Crown, THE TRAVELLERS : an Operatic Drama; accompanied by the Sono% and by Nous illuftmtire of the 'Haut and Scenery; as the whole is performing at this time to overflowing Hades. at the THEATRE-ROYAL., DRURY LANE. By A. CHERRY, Efq. Printed foe RICHARD Puma's. N.. 6. Ltridge•llreet, Blacks riars; and fold by H. D. Symonds. P.iternolter-row ; Barker and Soo, Run - ell-Reece; and hy all Bookfetiers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, The t3tb Edition of The SOLDlaa ' s Daucinsraa,prsce as 6d. Jet pettrthed. rear fa. In boards, THE ELEMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR ; with Notes for the ufe of thofe who have made forne provers in the I anguage. Sold by hielfrs. r ich Pridden, Law, Longman, and Co. Riviegton, Laekington, and Co. and I.unn. Where map be had, The RAZNICNTS Of LATIN GRAMMAR: with Notes, for the tee of thofe who have made fume progrefs in the Language The Sixth Edition, price as. DetscTesSINTINTIANOW et NlSTORlAltlele.ede r tiMtiromils accommodates. Edit. ra. pr. as dd. LATIN Ms tone es. colleded from the belt Latin Wrirrs. The Second Editinn, price 2*. A new LATIN VOCAAULART. adapted to the belt Grammars. The Second Etfiti price tr. 6d. POETICAL Cif 4 ONOLOOT of ANClaNTattd ENGLIt N tTISTORT The Fourth price as. FIRST Ez racists to be Leann ited into L nin, price to. The ELAM INrr of MYTNOLOGT, price as. Clcutomis Ertarout feted. in alum Sehnlaront, pr 20. This Evening—The Honey Moon ; with (tor the Belt time), II Sew Ballad Opens. called The Broken Gold. VICTUALLING MICA, FAvaray 5, 18x6. THE COMNISSIONBRS for VICTUALLING XIS MAY ISM NAVY, dr 'pertly jew Mike, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY io, iBo6, will be the Tragedy of That on Wedneiday Ithe nth Initant, they will ba ready to re ceive Tendert In vaidng (faded op) and treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRON of PU'T'S TANFIELD MOOR COALS, MR. SHIM% NOVEL. Thls day was publllhed, In Three Volumes, price zys. M. in boards, A WINTER in LONDON, or SKETCHES et FASHION. A NOVEL. PIZARRO. Pizarro, Mr. COOKE; Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE. Elvira, Mrs. SIDDONS. After which will be att.td, for the soth time, a Neff Farce, ie. =kola with Soap, io two Atte, called WE FLY BY NIGHT ; Or LONG STORIES. This Evening—Douglas ; with " We 1 , 11 by Night." By T. S. SURR. Author of George Barnwell, Splendid Mitery, Ste. " Trutlig thefe " WIII none offend, whom 'tis a praile to pleafe." Youno." Printed for RICHAID POILLIPI, No. 6, Bridge-fireet, Slackfriara By whom have lately been publilbed, The Nowlin of St. Donalakk, by Mlt, 0 wenfon. Penthined llNserinookby Mrs. Temple. Virtuous Poverty, by Mr. Shbions. Fleetwood, by Mr. Godwin. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OP BOOKS ON EDUCA PION. On Monday the tyth of Fehapary will be publifliett, printed rat geed Paper, and in a clear Type, earreporiding in Ilse with Dr Manor's Hritilh Nepos ; price St. bound, with the full Allem- L - OTTE RY.—STATE OF THE WHEEL: 3 Prizes of C. sopoo s Pests el Z. apoo I 19,01:0 7 room 3 Won Is goo &e. ace. Ike. •• THURSDAY NEXT will be Third Day of Drawing. Tickets, warranted indrawn, to be had at all tie Lkenfed alias. THURSDAY NEXT. • r BISH reminds his Friends that Thurfday next -IL • will be the Third Day of Drawing of the prefent grand and popular Lottery, and every Ticket drawn on that day is fere to be a Mae. On the Fourth Day the Fira-drawn Ticket ill en- titled to ao,osst. at the le:0 ; an Immediate purchafe is therefore :smeary, for Tickets are (caret, and every one drawn before the lath of this month is lure to be a Prise. No 637, a Prise of tosaL and 1689, a Prize d pit have al ready been fold In &area at No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAP.ING•CIWSX. TICKETS and SHARES drawn on Thmfday next, the Third Day of Drawing, February 13th, will be PRIZES; betides on the Fourth Day of Drawing,the Srft drawn Ticket will be entitkd to ao,osH. and all drawn on the fame day will be Prises. Likewi(e'ao thejFißh Day of Drawing, will be ALL PRIZES. All thole drawn on the Hilt and snood Days were drawn Prizes. The money Is now paying for the fune,or exchanged for uudrawn Tkkets or Shares, with advantage to the Purchafers, by HORNSBY and CO. the Old Eltablilhed State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Eornhill. No. sa, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's-kilt, Boraugh,where No, 8,839 . ,a Prize of ic,ox2l. was fold its Shama the brit Day of Drawing. LORD NELSOWs MONUMENT. To the ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM. rrHE Committee appninted to ere& a Monument in the City of Dublin to the Memory of the late Lord. NELSON, acquaint the Artifts of the United Kingdom that they wilt thankfully receive any Plans and Eftimates foe fuck a work that may be offered on or before the ssth March neat. It has been fuggefted that the centre of Sackville-ftrert, where Abbey *feet intake% it, would be the molt proper fitustion for the kite of the Mouuntent--but the Committee have not come to any de termination on that fubjed, waiting for any obfervation or hint that may be given to them ; and they with confidence look to the generous and patriotic alliance of the AWN of the United King tom on this occafion. • Any information required will be given by the Committee through their Secretaty, at hie Office, Commercial Buildings, Dub lin, or by sewer to any Letter add:Tired to him. By order ADJUTANT OF VOLUNTEERS. WANTED a proper Perfon to be appointed Ad jutant to a Volunteer Corps in the Courtry, which will entitle him to conftaut pay. He mull have ferved tour years . 0 • CnnimiMooed Officer, or as Serjeant-Maior in the Regulars, ern. tcilled Militia, Fenclbles, or F.alt-India Company's Service. Letters addreffed (polt paid) to O.P. Star-OlEce, Tempielkr, will be forwarded to the Advertikr. IMPROVED ARMS. GILL's WARRANTED SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, &e. THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpeafnlly inform the Nobility, Gentry, their Friends, and the Public in gene ral, that they have lately citablifhed themfelves at No 83, St. James's-ftrect, Lyndon, where may be had Cards, deferiptive of the rstraordiwy proofs their Warranted Swords are fuljaled to and of thefitperWr propertia of their IMPROM PATZNT RIFLES; where alto Specimens may be fees and orders fir them, and Arms and Accoutrements of all kinds t aken; likswire at their lovreife liefiafhLtaturaciroar in PATENT WHEELS for WAGGONS, CARTS, &c. THOSE W HEELS are equal to any weight, the fpokes being fecured in an iron box in fuch a way, that it Is itupoithle for the fpokes to week, or in any way get loofe, or rickety by long Journies. The Boxes have no frkiion, preferve the arms by retaining the gratfe. When there Wheels aria worn eat, the boxes can be applied to other wheels, for they fupply the touble purpofe of Box and Nave, fo that no wood nave is ukd in making theta wheels, which gives them the further advantage of being expoted to any wexiher without injury. Mailer Wheelers may be informed of the terms, who with to 'become Agents for the above, by applying, pelt paid. Plucknett's Mowing and Reaping Machine Manufaetory, Blackiriais-road, No. t 7, Commerce-row. Warmtb,Comfort.sndOunibillty,united to a lasing of One Guinea in Three in COLLYER's SILK STOCKINGS, with Cotton Feet, No. 146, Fleet Rreet. THE allonilling rapidly inereafing Demand for the above, being a full conSrma.&un of their real and tried .otility,fhas Induced the Proprietor molt refpcdtfally to fuhmlt their peculiar and chltincuilhed excellencies to the known tale and dif ecrnment of the Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry, having jolt com pleted the target and molt elegant Affortment In the Kingdom for their infocdtion.—Ladies and Gentlemen's Rout and fine Black, '(t kite, and Coloured Sin, from 7s. 6d. or three pair Mr a guinea. :I'oalas:e with the raoft fathionable Clocks, tes.64 S.S'arat Winter. and every other article of Hnllery, when id 1114Ututities of Three Pairs and upwards, at presifely the Wholefale Trask Prices—Remark the Number, t 46. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Ste. MR. G RE`ENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLD , which contain AI the laming and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of row, and are the pleafanteft and moft elreetual Toned', of the kind in all- Coughs, Hoarfctuffes. Sore Throats, and D. litizions on the Lunge, healing the Rawreefs and Sorenes of the brealt, and affording great relief is Shortnefs of ,Breath, and in Aftiimatic ald Coofunsptive complaints—they do not cloy the ftoniach, but rather create an appetite. But as the great hemtit to be derived front them can only he fr amed by having Omni Genuine, the public are requelted to ohferve ent R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgate-hill, is printed on t h e Stamp, ether. are conterfeits. Theft I msenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fueerffor to T. Greenough, the inventor), No. to, Lodgaie hill; sal fold by P. Newberg. No 45, St. Pull's Church -yard; !silty awl Blew, Cockfpur.ftreet t Bacon and Co. 150. Orford-f won; 1. Ward, Hoiboro, and Wyo. Clark,BornuEb. Price le. end, the live. Or Coals of equal goodnefs, to be delivered In a whole Cargo sr Cargoes, in the (pace of three weeks from the date of the Con traCt, winds and weather permitting, alongfide the Wharfs of His Majeity's VidivalUng Prange* at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date . Tits Condidoes of the Conrad may be teen at the Sato: earl's Ones. No regent wilt k hr hp soy Tian in eolith th ?riot Ail ad it Worts lix word, at loosti, or thatflott use he &revered t. tie Bunt is. fors Oat iCkei ow the fad Wait," the 190 hojhuot, oar WO the Perim vela stoles the Toodor,or boo Perla. aw his Wog. Mods solloor 'oleo solid lor. PIC7VALLING-07,101, Mowery 6, 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS IlfelNlSTre NAM; i Methygive Mike. That on Friday the rash Meant, they will be ready to reale.' Tenders in writing (failed up) and treat for ONE HJJNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS ; To be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered one half thereof In a fortnight, and the remainder In a month, into his MaJefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereft ninety days after data; The Conditions of the Cataract may be teen at the Secretary's Office. Ns marl will k late eery brier At ardia the tricejliell see 14 he lethal be ewes Mla ph, or sbarlbell ea Se &Sweet S. the Beeni igen ssr.'sn is PM Friday the sari 141144 e, r se* dm feriae 4444 other lie took. w fowl pestle bit husf. Meads banjoes woes WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND. SARAH PITT takes the liberty to inform her Friends and the Public !in con(equence of ilhe Decade of her late Hufband) that the carries on the Bufinefs of the above Houfe. It will be her pride, and the feels it will be her intereß, to =duet It in loch a way as to give failsfsaion to all who may honour her with their euflom ; the therefore ventures to Mime them that Articles of the fiat quality fball be found at the White Hart, and that the beR Accommodation and Attendance will be provided. CHICHESTER. TO BE LET, and entered cui Immediately, AN old•eßablifhed INN, bearing the fign of the A. DOLPHIN, &nate in dm Walt-ftreet, Chiebdter. Partk-uhn known by applying to W. and B. Humpbry,Brewers, Cbichelter.—Jan. 12, NW. COTTON ESTATE. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AValuable and very improvable Property, being the entire Eland, called UNION ISLAND, one of the Gre nadines, in the Government of St. Vincent, containing between Two and Three nonfood Acres of LAND, and about Five Hun dred NEGROES; among whom arc fame very valuable Me. thanks, Fliberman, and Sailors. There are Works and other ap. proprlate Buildings complete, and a large Pafture, well Stocked The payment, by inftalments, will be made eery to the purchafer. For farther particulate apply to Mr. Samuel Span, Drift'. ESTATES NEAR MARGATE AND AT BOUGHTON AYLUPH IN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the tech of Mareb neat, in convenient Lots, SEVERAL l'Arcels of Land; in all about 150 Acres, Amite at Shortendane, ow to Margate, in the occu pation of Mr. Edward Boys. Alto a (mall Farm in the Parini of Boughton Ayluph, near to AiMord, now la the Occupation of Mr. Rolfe. The Tenants will thew the Premifes, and further particulars may be known by application to Meffra. Macdougall and Hamer, Lincoln's Inn, to whom application may be made by perform dif poled to treat for any of the premifea by private contra& BOOKS, MAPS, AND PRINTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, By Mr. WALKER. at No. 36. Old Bond areet, RARE and Valuable BOOKS, Ancient and Mo dem, (many of them elegantly bound) in various Lan guages; Including the Library of a Gentleman leaving Town. The PROPERTY of JOHN S rocKum.e. The Sale will comnsenee on Monday, the loth of February, at Twelve o'Clock to a Minute, and continue the Eleven following dap, Sunday excepted. Amongft many other valuable Books are. Hogarth's celebrated Itogravinp, Proof Impreliions, Dr. Johnfon's, Lord Orford's, and Sir William Jones's Works ; Lavater's Phyil.gnomy, with One Thoufaed Portraits; Parliamentary Regilter and State Papers, One Hundred and Eight Volumes; Chauch'ani's Map of Germany, Italy, Sec. coloured and uncoloured, with deferip dons; Williams's Abridgment of Law Caf. s, s solo ; Encyclope dia Britannia. to yob ; iteees Cyclopedia; Grofe's Antiquities of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland ; New Annual Regina, if sots; Monthly Review and Gentleman's Magazine, complete from their Commene ment ; Fourcroy's Chemlftry ; Johefon's Dietionary ; Murphy's Taritus, large and final! paper; Britith Egiyifts, 45 solo; D'Anytlle's Atlas, Naval Chronicle, complete, with zoo Plates, &e.&c. To be viewed, and Catalogues had (price )of Mr, Stock dale, No. ally Piccadilly ; and Mr. Walker, Pat; rnofterrow. HAMPSHIRE FR MOLD MANSION HOUSE and PARR, MANORS, ADVOWSONs, and ESTATRS. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that Capital. Modcrn, and well-built Man- lion Houk, caned NORMAN COURT HOUSE, with the Park, Gardens, Coach•houfes, Stable., Barns, and Farming Con. venknees thereto belonging, and all thrilfe very estetifive and va luable Freehold Vitae', compelling the Manors of Weft Tytherley and Broughton, and upwuds of Five Thiaufaind Acres of valuable Freehold Land (part tythe free) fituate in the ['afar, of Writ Tytherley and Broughton, Is will as very extenlive Woods and Coppices well Rated with Timber and Game. Together with the Atlvowfons of the Livings of Weil Tytherley and Broughton, with the Chapel of Boifington amazed, compelling the great and Tythes of the Parifhes of Weft Tytherley and Broughton, in the Counties of Hanu and Wilts. Thefe Eitates are fituate within fie miles of Stockhridge.ten of Maury, nine of Burnley, and fixeren of Southampton, and arc vartirularly defirable fur a Sponlinan, as they command an %loin, terrupted controul of (porting over the whole of the Panther of , Welt Tythertcy and Broughton and the adjoining Country. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Preedy at Weft Tytherley, and particulars may be had of Mars. Strung, Still, and btrung Lincoln's lon, Lon d on. _ _ N. M. A eonaderable part of the Purchafe•Mpuey way remait. l an mortgage lf wiled by the P.m.haier. CAPITAL BOOKS ON AGRICULTURE. The Sixth Edition, Improved, in one large Volume, Odin% price Half-a Guinea in boards, THE FARMER'S KALENDAR t containing Pradical Explanations of the Builnefs neoelfary to be per formed on all kinds of Farms during every Month of the Yar ; with the latellmprevements, and the Mode of executing them. By ARTHUR YOUNG, Efq. F.R. S. Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, and Member of various Agriaultural Societies in Europe and America. It Is impoffible, in the compare of an advertifement, to enume rate the important contents, and 'the great practical advantages, which molt refultin the management of land, from a conftant re ference to this *ireful work. Many thnufand copies are fold in every ycar, and intelligent farmers and country gentlemen in every county in England have acknowledged, not only that tt enahles them to perform every operation in the belt and !oft fuccefsful manner, but acids, in the general buGnefs of a farm, a raving of from to to as per cent. a. In a large vols. ate. illuftrated with nearly ton engravings, reprefenting the moil improved Implements, the various Gestic', and the principalßreeds of Sheep and Cattle, price Four Guineas In boards, A Complete SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRICUL TURE, includinz all the Modern Improvements and Difeoveries. I and the refutes of all the attention and enqul which have been bellowed on this important Science, during the IA 30 years ; the whole combining and captaining. hilly, extenfively, and com pletely, the Principles and Pradtice of the Modern Art of Huf bandry, In all its branches and relations. By R. W. DIXON, MD, Honorary Member of the Board of Agoicultnfe. 3. Iu Qdartcrly Numbers, illuftrated with Plates, price 36. 6d the Annals of Agriculture, or Farmer's Magazine, coal/Ling of original Papers. Experiments. and Obfervadous, conducted by ARTHUR YOUNG, Efq. F R. S. Printed for RICHARD PRILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ilreet, Black friars; and to be hadof all Bookfellers. ante to Schools; - '('HE CLASS BOOK ; or Three Hundred and sixty-eve Reausno lASSONS for School- of either Sex combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Numh.r df Reading Ricrac', from the belt Authors, than are to he fn I in any other work of the fame defcription: every leffon hav ..A clearly defined object, and teaching tome principle of kienc, or morality, or rotate important truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR The Author has been Ilimulated to compile thefe Rxerelfes ie Reading, by the obfervation, that, although there at ',relent exit feveral excellent Books for teaching Reading and Elocution. the object of them does not extend beyond be mere combination of words ; and they con6ft almort entirely of mirages, feleded with reference to beauty of compofititm only. In the preknt work, elegance has been united wilt utility; (nand and feafe have been, audioutly combined ; and eloquence has idways been adapt.d to the purpofes of ioftruatun. In Ihort, every one of the wise,. In this Clefs Book, is calculated to make the YOW , II Reader both wince and SITTIII. The Author's own experience es a Teacher, fugrfted to idea ' the divifion of his book into three hundred and fiat y-tive le ffon s, or one for every day In the year; in each of which the fubjeet matter isgenerally finifhed within the fuitahle length of a 'effort. This di- Tilton, leis obvious, will he attended with an eqoaldegree of con. venienee to the Tutor and Pupil in the natal bufitiefs of a public Seminary. Printed for RICHARD Pamirs, No 6, Bridge•Reeet. Black friars; and to be had of aU Buokfelkrs in the United Kingdom. - A NEW BRITISH THEATRE, With-Remarks Biographical and Critkal. by Mrs. INCHB4LD. To be publithed Weekly. On Saturday, Feb. ty, will be publiihed, in Royal tgme. price One Shilling, embdillked with a tine engraving by Pool., from • Painting by Howard; or Price as. elegand; printed on Cu. vibe Paper, with the Addition of a Portrait of the Auihor, and Proof Impreffions of both the Plates, L H E MOUNTAINEERS. a PLAY ; Br GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger; being the Flrit Number (to be continued Weekly) of a New Work, entitled THE BRI tISH THEATRE: Or, s COLI.F.C7ION of PLAYS,which are aged atthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden. and Haymarket Printed under the Authority and by permilfion of the Managers, from the Pa om rr Boort'. WITH IHOORAPHICAL AND CRITICAL ILLWARICIL By Mrs. INCHBAI.D. Printed for Longman, Hoeft, Rees, and Orme, Paternnfter row. Where Specimens of the Work may be teen •„ 0 This Work, being intended as a Companion to the Thnt►is of Great Britain and Ireland, will contain every My which keeps poreffion of the Stage, including the heft ?lays of Colman, Cum• Berland, H okra ft , I nchbald, O'Keefe, Morton, Reynolds, and otker modern Authors, which have never appeared In any fisoilar Collec don ; the Copyright of which has keen numbered for the expects purpore of introducing them Into the prefent work. The w►ole will be printed, under the authority of the Managers, from the Prompter's Copy, esadlly as they are performed It is intended to comprife the Work in rwenty fin velum es, each containing five Plays, and at Its conclufion will be given general u. tie pages, together with direedons for arranglog the Plays. In the cringe of Publication will be given. as Frontifpinted to the Volume of the Fine Edition, Portraits of Author, generally with their Play that Is Belt brought forward. The Embelliihments will ►e executed r tie very MA manner, by the firft Artilt.. DIDICAT CD VC PIIII4IIIIIOII TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE of WAIFS. LORD NELSON'S LIFE and ACHIEVE . MENTS, from a Memoir in his Lorelthip's hand writing. from his Official and Private Correfpondrnee, and the COITIVOU. nioations of various Naval Officers under whom he knell, and o 4 as who fared with him; including many of bin own very in. terefting Letters to Public Bodies, °Seas of Rank, and Con& dential Friends, never yet publifbcd. By JOHN MARTHUR, Erg. Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Vifeowit Hood, Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean, he. And the Rev. JAMES STA NIER CLARKE , . F.R.S. Chaplain of the Houfehold, and Librarian to bin Royal Highnefs REPUBLICATION of Dr. MAVOR'a UNIVERSAL HIS- the Prince of Wale+. TORY, in MONTHLY VOLUMES. This authentic and important Work will emnpri'e a Fac-Smile, On Wednc(day, January the ta. was publifhed, price 31.9 d. in en feventeen Plates of the aboyeanentioned Memoir. written by the boards. ores. in motocco backs and lettered, or on fine and Noble Admiral after the Info of his sight arm, and addr:iled by large paper, price se in boards, or cs. 6d. half bound iti morocco, him to Mr. Maribor, detailing with peculiar Interca the fingular 'I'HE FIRS r VOLUME Viciffitudes of his Life, front infancy to the date of his Commend. (A volume to he publifbed on the firft day of every month. till cation In o,Snber 1799 —which invaluable kfanufeript will be the 9VO U i me* of the ancient part ,and 16 volumes of the modern afterwards deposited with this Volume, In the Brltifh Mufettna I part arc completed) of it will ago contain ample illudrations of the Charms in hi. .Lord. A UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and hit- ihiP.l intereitin g I ‘ ienmir • to which he ti ' lli ' and a emnetied I and faithful narratise.perfeenly direfled of all perfonal or party pre. i - 1, Bern, comprehending a general view of the tratifaelions off , judire, of the various eireum ft atices which can throw light on the every NAM, Kingdom, and E.mpire, on the Globe, from the Charaner and Service Of . 'his !rids great Man. contirdied to the earließ accounts of time to the general Peace of tilos, to hz corn- lateß perird, and drawn front lout ees of information wholly na pleted in as volumes. attainable by any other Perko , whatever. By WILLIAM MAVOR. i. 1.. D. The Enihribihmenta will confill of a vpriety of elegant Emmy. Vicar of 1 -*tirley, In Per/dialer, Chaplain to t!.e Earl of Moira, , Mrs, viz. Hi:tin iCJI Deliali% Portraits. Pans and 7 i.w. of Daniel, Author et the British Nelms, &e. fte. ( and Vii-mcces, front original Paintings by Benjamin Weft, EN. The Englifh language has hitherto been without any complete i i R. A. the late Mr. Abbot, Richard Weitall, R. A. and Nicholas acid popular view of Univerfal Hifiory. It will be immediately eon • , Pocock, Fier, engraved by Mr Heath, ha. Fittler, and other tall by every competent judge, that Boffin t is at once too Stott : elliillelli Artiße. and unfati,faCtory ; that Voltaire is too gay and defultorya and I In offering thi t Work to toe Public. It Is the ohjee.: of the Fell. that the great Enghlh Ordvalet Hiftory Is rather to lie conrulted I tors, and will be their unremitting Rudy, to rend. , it, by the am. like a Dictionary than to be perufed as an analyfit of the (object to : plirude, fidelity, rod Impartiality of its detail; and by the utmolt which it relates. What thefe writer. hove not dune, has been at . attention oto the Prinnng and Pmbelliffimentat ever.ay of the tempted by the author of the pretest work. lie has been btli. • evellunis r., ...• • 6:.. er e oer vententt it records, to Mae it defei .41, a place in e:tous to avoid the extreinrs of prolixity and brevity; to be dill ir et. , every g.ihrry; an Ito entitk it to National Patronage. pleating, and comprehealive. This Work has, therefore, proved . It is tamed that the Work may be ready for pahaeatlon In the a valuable acquiai ion to young perfons. to public fehools, to Ladiel, : conifer,' the preterit year. in one quarto volume of the 'smelt flat, to circulating Libraries, and, in general, to all perking win) do not • printed by Bonney, on the floeft blophant Drawing Ita;wr. 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