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d • - - - „ . AD * A • 1 / • 1 4 e • V' --; 4' • tot k -~~} ~-.~<: c;, NUMBER c 20.1 -= ~. THURSDAY, lARIJAIt THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dfrosii4, $7. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS u( HIS MA- 16, z PATRIOTIC FUNTI [FRIO? MX- aLlilbs tica lad 016111, E. M. Wet N la Ile Chant:V "i - Mob al=l, salt. J. Tborabill - Paia Put& lid WitSdrar W. Warrington Um Mak Wyradtbory. locks J. H. Leigh Midi and Deny, ditto ti. SUMO Truitt INlFottlog Litapd, at What A. Redford la 15 at Paallb ef Prittlewt4l. Ms Waken' di I 0 ..—.Clharett of St Nkholas, Dept. ford Dr. Milne 44 11 g - Sutton Calefteld .... ... J. Ryland a I o • TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY 17, will be adted the Conde Opera of THE DUENNA. Carlos, Mr. BRAHMA ; Mae. Mr DOWTON ; Ferdlotod. Mr.lOE LLY. filitienta STCR \CE; l.ouifa, Mira DE CAM?. To which wtl he added the Farce of THE WeATHERCOCK. his Evening-41e Tragedy of Douglas; with Matrimory. JESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That they will fell by Public Audit:in, at the Tower, on Tuef day the sift day of January nest, between the hours of eleven and four o'clock. fundry Lots of old and unfervieeable Ordnance Stores confilling of Barrels for Mufti:lets, Locks for ditto, Multiuse and Carbine Bayonets, Steel Ramtners, Swords of forts, Scabbards Carton& Boxes, Leathern Accoutrement" Hawses, Collars, Bit Halters, and various other Articles of 3adlery and Harnefs, Bien kers. Coverlets, Hammocks, and fundry other At tides of Bedding Powder Horns and Bellows, Call, Bethel, and lump Iron, Cop per, Steel, Sand Bags, and various other Articles. Lloyd's, Tata THE Feelings of National IttithnflArm and Ora• titude, excited by the 'Sodom! VICTORY of TELAPAL. OAR, have been difplayed to CON ratuu 110)11 ef twee mulled Liberality to title Fund, eltalilithei for obi 161110 and Encouragement of dads engaged in the prekat sameasnas condi _ _ _ _ 4 41 • 9 S la 6 so • • 3 0 7 5 S 6 I so a. Tbc Cotleetions after Divine Service, on the MTN Timer giving, with other Contribotions, eitclutively approprlittail M the itelid of thole Wangled, and to tie Fernlike of thole Mid in hie Majefty's Smoke, amount to Mt 741 new Subforilr• lions for the general pitrpoise of this Inftitutina amount to 43,40ai ; and the Committee eitimate, that ella payment of every call oc cdfionei by the late egnel lucerne of his Majelty's Anus, a turn's' of i 93,5701. will cantata to meet the future claims of Britlfh valour. TH FATR& ROYAL; COVENT.GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, J ANUARY 1 7 , will be itt.d a Comedy. caned THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. will be added (far the 14th dme) a New Grand Roman. tic Pantwnime, called HARLE Q UIN'S MAGNET. Or, THh SCA M)INAVIAN SORCLRER. Reening.—The Wir at Law i with Harkquires Magnet. I.ONDON HOSPITAL. THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES at this Hofpind will begin on the 30th January. ?hake of PhyGe, by Dr. Coolie. Chenditry, by lir. Hamilton. and Dr. Yelloley. Theory of Phrfir and Morris Media, by Dr. Frampton. Theory and PraMice of Midwifery. by Dr. Dennifoa. Anatomy, Phyliology, and Operations of Surgery, by Mr. Waselingtoa and Mr. Frampton . Anatomical Deinonfirations, and Diffedtion, by Mr. Arrnigcr. Surgery, by Mr. Headlngton Clinical Obfervatlona upon Cates miler treatment, by Sir William illissrd, and Mr. Thomas Blistrd. Application nay be made to MC 'rift. Apothecary, at the Flutpital. Pallas of St. Mcnion, Commit - - 6 is o -•-• of Milton, nest Sittingbourne 66 17 0 Ondalmin Church, Surrey J. O. Othfon Ritzy at One day's pay from the Officers, Neat-Conitnillioned °Stirs, Drummers, and Private*. of the Loyal Godslmin Volunteers, per Rev. J. G. Glbfon to 6 7 Pa% of Stokelotinhead, Devon - 7 6 6 —.-.-- of St. Nicholas, ditto H. Manning 13 15 6 .-.--, of Little Waltham, 66;4 Catlirey Bird it Is 6 —of Bobbingworth, ditto - I 17 0 Olivet. Norton Mandeville - o to 0 Parini of Kelvedoo Hods, Eget - le 11 0 Roman Cathelk Cispcl, Birdies. Lancailtare -- - -s- Pailoreh 6 s 6 The whole of wbkb may be viewed, upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Ofbce at the Tower, until the day of Sole ; where printed Lids of thr Lots will be delivered to thee Perkins who may apply far the fame. By Order el the Lard. R. H. CREWE, Secretary. In former Wars, Suhferiptions were confined to the (offerers In memorable sod fucceflful Fligagimentc At the commencement of the prefent War, this Innlinlion was founded on tilt more es law.' and liberal fyltem, of including the cafes of all thole wh• Puffer in adios with the Enemy, on every occ.efion whatever : ss6 extenfivc as the plan appears, it ends abundant rauurces in the pablic Ipirit and liberality of .he Britifh Naitnu. • J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. , CONTRIBUTION% after Divine Service, ma the DAY 4 1 THANKSGIVING, foe the RELIEF of the SEAMEN.' SOLDIERS. MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; end the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of there Killed, In his Majetty's Service. Amount of Subferiptions already advertifed £49,099 I t Churches, Chapel., Rev. Clerronot Suite and Meeting.. wins preached. sellsdls4 Peri& of Grinftted, E&z C. Hewitt Is 6 Felton Church J. Kennedy so t$ Mr. Wood PIC77I4LLING anima, Danaher s 7, tßop TO BUILDERS, AND ARTIFICERS IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF BUILDING. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS meyEsrri sArr, a Maly give seetite, That an Friday, tie t yds of January nest, they will be ready to recite tenders in writing. (faded up) and treat will% fueh perfces as will undertabe to perform the (mend Works requiSte in the melon and completion bf a Bulkiing (deigned fur a Portable Soup Houk) on his MaJefty's Vietuaing Prentifes, at Deptford• The swinge tobe performed at fpeeific prime, and to be paid for by Bites payable with lota reit, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Cootradt may below, and printed Par do:l3n of the Works may ►e bad at the Secretary's °Ake, at this Ofilce, or by applying to Mr. Hebbs, the lapedkor of Repairs, at hia Majesty's Vidtualliog Pretnifes, at Deptford before mentioned (To be cootiouedi This day was pobillbed, In Two large Volume 11/daysk, Price el. es. in boards. THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Year mo.to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at Arnica. in ans. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Efq. F. A. B. —lt is highly net-diary that a wort of the Mod before as Chasid be la the bands of every man who has the powers and op- Immunities at reftedUon and adtion. The principles en which this work Is weitten appear to so to belmpartlal and juft. Mr. Arsocrove is fo copious in his reference to authoritie s that the reader who vellum to enter more minutely Into any vas& adios may know where to go for informations. Mama antorsom appear to have been carefully compared, and no &laden made which Is not ftrengtbened by an undeniable reference. Ws ma therefore recommend this Wait as excellently micolated for las. mediate minty, sfford:ng a Hear sad ccusede view of the origin and proves of the molt Itopendoss revolution that ever occurred is the kiftory of the world. Beitith Critic, O. abn. Printed for O. Kearlley. Flact.ltrect. Of wham be had, in three Vole Sin price 11. ee. In boards, THE HInORY OP FRANCE, from the Edt afteblitheoest of the Ideutarelry, webs Yeattnee lane above Werke tepther form a osiftlillt• llWey of Prance from the sidlappled M dm pp? 4.1, Wateringbury ditto Mds Franks Look Mr. Thomas Charltoo Miff Chariton Masa and Rya-IhPariflt Mr. John Bowk., Linton Mrs Bagnall, ditto • Weft Farkigh Parifh St John's Church, Bedford • The three Churches of Guildford so O i a ti 6 s s 0 s t 0 4 3 6 I S 0 s 2 0 11 t 0 1 t 1 6 Is, :6 s 'TO THE FACULTY.—Tn be DISPOSED OF, - 11 - the BUSINESS of a SUROtON and APO niacARY, in One of thebeit and butidt parts of Town, and in a very old vita. hated and refpedtabk flotation which the prtfent occupant vrifhes to leav,.. 44 form as matters eon he arranged, being 'boot to enter sto another branch of the prof Son. he terms wM be mode rate, and the advantages very eonhderable. Perfons within, fur Sher particulars may have a reference to the Advertifer, by apply ing to W X. A. fivos OSet, Carey ftract, Lincoln's Inn, between the hours or eleven and one. • - • So 'word toill is Wto try 7esier in whisk sts price Anil oat to &fisted is words oi log* or the . 14•11 serf M oldiorred t•• tie Awl ilrfore Ow o'Clooi ea Alvfaid fridfoy.the 17th of csaary sew, Roo• root i p dot Pah* orb Mail Mr Tomb, or Imo Prrfoo ioialf. 'Oak to minor 'via milsiihr. Dartford Par* John Curry SO t 3 6 &rift of Huntfistun, Devon B. B. Trove a • o Rev. IL B. Trove, ditto, ditto lo 0 et Wiliam Troyte, Efq. - St 43 0 Margan Parifh, Glamorgan&lre Dr. Hunt 29 IS 6 Maim Parifh Church, Keot IT. Mishima 2 3 3 0 Different Churclus in ths Borough of Leeds 377 15 I Balla Choral, ditto • 2 2 4 • Hickmondwicke Chapli - ts 4 6 Honforth ditto W. Shepley,A. M. it $ 7 It BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, do& SCHEME'. • 3 of 4 20"0 ate Ocoee 3 lo,coo 30,000 3 SPoo SSA-0 i —. sfco I,oce Cow Low *I 503 . 30,000 30 •••• 100 •—• 3,000 120 .. 30 •.-• 6poo smoo Fiett•dtavnt Tkkets ss .... »0,- c o • Soon Ticket Tickets ,Cssopoo IMPROVED ARMS. GILL% WARRANTED SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES. Rt. 'THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpcitfully inform the Nobilhy, Gentry, their Friends, and the Public in gene ral, that they have lately eftabillbed thetofelves at No. S 3, St. James's-ltreet, London, where may be bad Cards, defe.ipttre of the satriwtfiaary APO their Warranted Swords are Tulles:l.d to, and of the spotior ',Orr liss of their IMPROVID PATENT ItltLts; where alfo Specimens may be ken, and order, for than,and Anna and Accoutrements of all kinds taken ; Skew& at dsdr isaz diolifted M AAAAA EMIT ID BIRMINONAM. Swillington Church Rawdon ditto so 17 1k 7 s 6 READING SCHOOL PallT OF TUC ASOVII CAtITALI. Eirit-drawu Ticket, ilt Day, Ltopoo Ditto atB Dar. aop.o Ditto 6tb Day, atioco Ditto , Bth Day, 5,000 Ditto 'eel Day, apao 11CKETS and SHARES are felling at every LICENCE!) LOTTERY OFFICL—PRESENT PRICE: •s •o 6 IHE ker. Mr. BORDMAN, A. M. late of Pem brialte College, Osford, and one oldie Mailers of , be Grans Mar Schad. Reading, takes into his Houle. St. Lawrence's Vi carage, a limited number of Young Gentlemen. The Plan Mr. B. prepares to the Public la calculated to afford lie Piptii the e mbinciladvantafer of inftvadlion in the School M Reeding, and the bone& Oki of fuch peculiar dotrieltie comfort • and tender attention as may meet the willies of thole Parents who are anzious that their Children Retold enjoy the union of thole elt eelkneies which belong tote/vote as will asprldis education. Thole willes Mr. D. trufts will be fulfilled by the opportunities his Pupils will have of receiving, during their intervals of isifure from their employment in &boot, that initrudLion In his Houle, which may qualify them to advance with greater cafe sad rapidity in their public. duties in the School. * The conveuieracics,arihng from their opportonisies, and the eomforts, which may more readily be be llowed upon a limited nundier, will, It is hoped, leave little to be &fired or his Pupils, when it is added that they will be placed frilly within the fpbcre of the difcreet fuperintsodance of the Rev. Dr. Vat's , . 'I be Terms for Pupils under tsyears of age arc Fifty Guineas; for thofe who are above twelve. Sixty Guiueea.. Entrance Five Gulneaau—Sach Pupil is accommodated with a feparate bed. Further particulars will he communicate.' by applying to the Rev. Mr. Hardman, Vicarage Huufe, St. Lawrence, Reading. CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE —HAN I'S. TO HE LET. aide thn Miles raft of Winebart, and five fouth frost Alrestordb in the centre of the I - Lunpfhlre Hunt. COMPRISING a pleafant MODERN-BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, with Olficxs, Stables, Lawn, and Inch:Aires, shout Ninety Acres, which, together *kb fevers' Woods and Incinfures, adjoining the fame, of the yearly value. of 370 l are tobc Sold ...Mr. Petty , of Branulean, will aces this Preludes. Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford and Bath Paprrs at the principal Inns on the wtftern Road at No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, and at Mr. Webb's. Ogee, ks Salilbury, who will treat for the Sala or Letting. CREDITORS AND BANKRUPTS. This ay was pnl:4lobed la Royal Odtava, price Ba. 6d. boards, 'THE CREDITOR and BANKRUPT'S AS• SISTANT. being the Spirit of the Bankrupt Laws, with Obfervations. By JOSHUA MONTEFIORE, Solicitor, Author of the Commercial Didtkieasy; contalaing Statutes relating to Bankruptcy, Orders for regulating the Prete:L.46.p ; and Rules asst Sasmples for the I ft Examination. London: Printed for W, Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftreet. e, The purpofc of this Work is to enable the Bankrupt, from the general Law on the Subj edt, to ezpkin his cafe in a clear and diflinft Manner in order to avoid thole errors, which too often under his Citation unpleafant, however Innocent in intention. To Creditors and A Signets, this work will ago be found an MHO guide. No man in bufinefa, therefore, ought to ►e ignorant of thofe Laws. in which be info materially concerned, and a futhelent ►nowledge et which the Author pre:fumes is communicated In this publication. Series of the LITERARY JOURNAL, In Ivo. price y. 6d. IL 'HE Proprietors of this Work refpe&fully inform the Public, that in confequenee of the high approbation which ha. been bellowed on that branch of their labours, particularly, which is devoted to theßev icwing of Books. they have determined in music to confine their ateention exelufively to that Important oiled. On this account a n:w furies will be commenced on the lit of February. which. in form and type, will referable other Reviews. A. foreign Books will be examined indiferiminately With thole in our own language, the expence of Appendixes w ill be molded—and the Ix Numbers of a Year ME form two hatid• tome Volumes--Wish regard to tbo prim iples upon which tic Work is concluded, it be (efficient to fay that it Is indepen • dent of all pity ; that it offers no Incenfe to ri.dignant peillone by feveriti, but that it (pre, neitter Ignorance, folly, nor vice, by timidity or ratpiseed moderation. To prefent at once a jult and enlightened view of the literature of the times—to draw the public attention to what Is found in though • and elegant In exptclon—to glve warning agate! what Is either evil In Its tendency or barbarous hi Its execution—sod .0 teach the rules of dillinguifbing what is. ',minable in literature from what is corrupt, arc the fuk purpofes of aka Literary Journal. Loudon 3 Printed and publithed by C. and R. Bal./win, New- Bridge-Brett; whme the few remtining Ins of the Old S'eries, in $ vela 4V3. May he procared, pricc:!• r , .a 1. in haw de. —.....--- ___ ------ ___ _ _ _____. Ticket •C l 9 1 9 Hail Lie sl2 ) Eighth Cs Is 0 Quarter 5s o &umiak s 6 0 ••• An early porthole is adel tds as the brig 5,000 Tickets will be entitled to sst each, belides their chance of the Capitals. L topaz. •I'HE Fira.drawn Ticket on Monday morning, February 3, etz6, will be entitled to to,ossL TICKETS and SHARES art felling in great variety et Numbers, At DRUMMOND', OLD OFFICE, No. 65, FLEIIT-S f R EF, r. A. D. recommends to his Friends and the Public In early For chafe, as the rapid Pale will evidently make a great rife in the peke of Titles and Shares before the drawing begins. Numbers residercd, and an early accountcnt to coortry collo mere, as dual, from this 011 ice. _ No. Sr, CHAR.NC; LltU3a, and S 1./MARGARET'. HILL, borough. IN a few days the Drawin? commences ; the Fiat drawn Ticket will be entitled to to,ostl. ; the Firit-drswn scats Tickets will be entitled to 12i. each, basics the ufual chance ' of the Capital Prises; tbefe advantages are cmiuderably in favour of tbofe who Lo before the 3d Or next month. rt Heaier s od Co refpeelfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Societies, and individual Adventurers, that they h.:vc for Pale, a variety of Tickets and Shares on the loweit terms. The money for the Prizes paid on demand, whether a ail or a io,OOOL Orders by Letter or Carrier executed exadtly on the fame terms as if prefent. FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. I'HE preicctl6TTEßie SCHEME contains 4 - 3 Prises of swoon I 3 PASO of 4 span 3 wino° 8 a,OOO 3 - 4 - 5,0e0 20 300 "lades Prizes of toot. soi. &c. (what no other Lottery 'Yet pollard) the 1111107 3000 L Tickets drawn out of the Wheel will each be entitled to sal. betides the dual Chance for the above CAPITAL PRIZES. Tickets ad Shares are felling in great Variety at the old cfta. blifhad 011 ices, CORNHILL. and g, CHARING.CROSS, Where the fail 30,0001. and the two left Prizes of swoon!. ever drawn. were all flared and fold by T. DISH. ,a The Lottery begins the 3d of next Month. STATE LOTTERY. To begin Drawing February 3. QWIFT and Co. No. t t, Poultry, London, and at S their Offices in molt of the principal Towns, arc felling the TICKETS and SHARES of the Preicnt Lottery, in which ti.e Eve theufand Firft Drawn Tichtts arc entitled to atLeach,befides cher chance of Capital Prizes. I be only Prise of ici,oeol. (hared in the laR Lottery, N 0.18,339, was fold by Swift and Co. as alto No. 3.973 a Prize of two° 1.176 sod Ard in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No 6,79 4a0,000 No. 20,931 4, 10,000 9,162 10,000 1 945 6 3,000 &fides °titers of spool. 10001. .cool &c. &c SFiI'ITLO rFRRY Co 11103; Cnntalalng is,cce 'I large, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY.IMBRUARY 3, tio6. The Scheme eonfiße of 3 Prices of Laci,oso 1 3 •—• 1003 3 lop= 8 1,003 3 —. 3,300 20 . .. SCO &C. &c. AA Olt Ml.drawn ROO Tikkaf will be entitled to all. each, erelutlve of tii,fr Chano of Capital nu.. r'ICKETS AND SHARES ARE ON SALE, I- By HAZARD, BURNS, and CO. Stock-Brokers, At their State Lottery Office, N 0.93, under the Royal Exchange, London. Where, withir. the hit ten year. only, Capital Priors to the MOWS: of Boo,cool sod upwards, have been fold and attired, ex• clultive of thole of tool and umler. •,* Country Orders accompanied with thort.dated Bills on Londoti, Polt•011ice Ordec , ,or COI, in P3rri.l.h t oach or C 3 riler, pundlually attended to ; Correipondear• depend on being , re...t-d • csaly on the f.r.,;: t atm t; tt petronally pgercnt. Wetherby Chapel • g 10 0 Burley ditto, Gear Oticy • 6 y o Batley - IS la 6 Adage - 6 $ 6 Beaulieu Church,near Snuthanip, H. Adams ag Is S Wiley Chapel, Parini of Bakke, near Lynne:ton - ' Weftbary Church, Wilts, Includ. 1 _ big the Chapclry of Bratton T. Cooke& Titre IS .6 6 Paola of Hutton - 16 15 6 1 **brook Church, tierbyllilre -- Stanwlt 10 15 0 Swarcripriaos ruched flow Leicater 3 St. Mary's Park —.. Mandell ss ii 6 St Margaret's •••• Baileys 14 1 5 9 St. Martin's Vaughan 46 9 0 All Saints ..- Anderfan .. • 3 i 6 it s - o 7 6 a 5 9 0 - .5 0 0 Kai kby Maxim •, Roblam Glenficld Ditto Hepyba Chapel lira wfion Corby osl4l Mectitt .. Tbrofil Ditto 4 Harvey Lane Wintefweld Prellveotgl ... w,ibt„,iik :::ida. rwyrurd dteughtoa Manton Ditto Tharnby liarkhp Rothler Chapd Beigrave Parifh Sc Nicholas Lauliticon Fmklwatt/a Kegworth Woodcock KCaulcri Oliver Audi:Tian ..- Noble . Brown Ditwo Snartftane ----- - Olivet Ditto Swepitone Sy(tun Mark held Friat•lane Meeting Desford . Rots Fry 0+- Deacon -- Fry Hungerton Sadainvon 141 re Skcfi ngton e— Won .—, Bennett ...- Neale • (leading Andrews ws Nod iiorpcArnohl Packmgtou Earl Silllton New Connedlon of hittbodiflt, Skelton, Staffordfbire NIA of Berkelf, eloucefterlhire Chapel of Newchureb,Rofendale, I.ancalklre •_ - J nob,* . . _ 2 10 0 3 14 S s 6 3 7 11 0 i 4 0 S 25 0 lo 0 • 4 1 3 3 o If O ) 6 9 1 10 0 so 0 0 is Li 6 3 0 3 7 1 7 1 s if 0 0 5 0 0 HI S 0 4 1 0 9 ill 6 . I o 5 to 6 a Is ;I I I 0 4 0 0 so 3 6 5 7 6 6 9 o 3 is 6 s 4 * 2 a 5 4 t 6 7 o o is s 6 43 0 8 Diffenter's Chapel, Market phce, - Kendal - Jahn Harriron 17 t 1 0 •arimChurcb of ChurebLawfurd .A.Lauronce Part% of BinICY _ A. Laurence 6 o o I.l.inferris, Derbythire Richard Williams I • o tilingit..m. thumb, Hanti William Bingham 417 9 Fromc Church, Somerfctfhim William Ireland 41 5 0 New Church, ditto Ditto 3 5 o Four. Difrenting Congregations at Ftome 51 3 0 Part/ of Wenham Magna, Suffolk • 6 t t 6 -of Halton, ditto ditto 4 6 6 - Church of Banbridge, county of Hereford - R. Welton Vicar 11 15 9 .......___ , Bradtng Church, Ifle of Wight F. Beu..ilhuzft 31 Is o Parini ut "Thorpe, Mk: J. Stoney 26 t 6 Kirkby Le Sutra, ditto Ditto 6 a o Walton ditto ditto Ditto 4 4 6 Pnrlfti of Ridge, Hefts .-- Jeffirfon 13 18 6 Oakcy Choral, Wilts --Smith S 3 0 Pali& of I revinten and Town of _ . -...-. ......... --- - -.... _. Pontyp,ol John 'William 16 13 1 Great St. Mary's Pariah Carobriiigo - 141 , 7 ° Trinity ditto ditto - 3 6 3 8 : St Edward's ditto ditto • s 3 11 3 St Sepulchre's ditto ditto - 6 16 6 St Benediet ditto ditto • - 9 is All Saints ditto ditto 1 t o 6 - Itnerend Mr Simon ditto . • zo to 0 ihr. Idowett, 1.1..1). - • to 0 0 St Botolples l'ai illi ditto • . 91 t 6 St Michael ditto ditto 8 13 6 • Dry Drayton ditto ditto - 3 12 0 Coaberton ditto ditto - 6;3 ti Great Shdford ditto ditto - 5 4 1 Little Shtlford ditto ditto - s S Parifb of Abbefbury, Doric t Templo sod Abbas Combc. Soliateofibiro 1..1 7 c This day was palsiiihed, Volans the Platt, basdfonsely in Quarto on a Floe Paper, price Ouc Wines and a = e l ' boars, of a New Work entitled GENERAL BIOGRAPHY, or LIVES of the malt EMINENT PERSONS of all Ara, Countries, Ceo. elms, and Prefelloas, arranged wording to Alphobetkal Order tompaed By J. AMIN, M. D. Rev. THO. MORGAN, and Mr. JOHNSTON. It is the nareleakr of ibis Wort. to Word a wee doe ni a ff itti c *Amato, moral and intelletteel„ el the Subjects a ps =i Eteees4.than has hither", has demi is &sitar I w ard 11**111 ta properties mew tbs I Lcaida sad ilimieds el the Ilerstefes to * stimiee =eft aiesaemet Ey Mad= 1: 14 = it is beped that Beth a View Iwo rw giveo ern the met coafpleaces Charidtere Is H *coy mad Litsraerns, maw Mho for the inibnellba mod llawataleessat of general Illeadety sad pro ds& the Nootaty d eeellislog a Variety of Autism Per the Life of thefeierho err is .he Mat parilxviar lapels% wife for the north 41 selhelehteles the Matter of SarreAry ashrams are tahleleed is sag Ogle Article of the am= whose the Ideated= has be.. derived. Primed for J. Jetraboic Pore Chard-yard; and 0 Xeariley, Flett bon. Of wheat may be had, the PleA, Second, Third, sad heath Volumes of tide Wink, cash poles (me Guinea mad a Halt Mr ' hoards AN ITALIAN DICTIONARY FOR I HE POCKET. This day was publithed, In a pocket Volume, elegantly printed en a One wove paper, with a handful Pearl Letter. plat tea its boards, DesPeated , by Penning), to her Royal Highnefs the Prince(' Clusione of Wale", LL NEW ITALIAN DICTIONARY; in Two L Pam, Italian and Englias-vEngilit, and Italian. Compiled front the heft Authorities; the words illuitrated by the Pirates Proverbial; Exprenone moil necefary for explaining the true Score of Authors; with the addition of Sea Termer in molt general she; and many Words not to be foetid to any other Dldtlooary. Printed fur W. Peacock and Sena, Sabibnrydlguare ;T. Jordan Megrims, New Boad-Aran; and &Aland and Letterman, Are- Maria4aae. Where may be had, printe I uniform with the above. s. An Englin Difitlonary, from Dr.j..htifon. bound 31.6e1. a. A Golgraptaleal Didtluoary, with .daps, boarstais. 3 Grammar, Ditto, boards 61. 4. A Didtinnary of Pate Literature; or, Fabulous Hillery of Heathen Gods and Iliad's' Heroes, Ewo Volumes, with Twin ty.four Engravings, tge g A Pocket Eneriapordlo; or, Library of Omen! Know , ledge, Six Volumes, tee. 6. A, Dietionary of Natural Mori, with Plates, coloured It& or plain Bs. p. A Biographieal Dialonary, by Stephen Jones, new edit. go This day was publifbed. In three large Velma", Ivo, with tforty•Gx Plates, price IL t is. 6d. in boards, 1 'HE ECONOMY of NATURE, Explained and iii aced ea the Principles of modern Philefophp, In tam Books, vi5.....0f urge:sad Properties of Matter, of P temente. atc.—Of Heat or Fire....Of Light ~nd Colours—Of Bed rleity—... Of Air and Atmelltherlcal Phenomena...Of Mineral Subtianote, and the Strudiure of the Earth, of Volcanoes, Earthquakes. Ste. —Of the Nature and Properties of Water; the Laws of Hydro- Itades, Mineral Waters, fcc.-01 the Strode re, Growth and Cul ture of Vqetables,itev.Of Animal Nature--.of the Human Mind. By G. GREGORY, D. D. Author of Wray', Hlitorleal and Moral, he. Printed for J. Johnfoo, In St. Paul's Chunhepard. • The few popular weeks which prefented a dear view of the natural world to the general reader, have, from t►e ahnoit entire revolution which has taken plan In philofophy, be,m rendered di ' folete ; recent difeoveties are featured throughout a number of books. In bringing together there detached fietaand obfervation►, in giving them a fy faentatic fee., and above all it; explaining than in clear and perfpicuona language, our Author has certainly ren dered an effential ferrite to the public ; has op.ned the gates of Science to the young and to the indolent, and has prepared an ex cellent text-book or repolitury for thole who are already proft• dents." Critical Review. . . Dr. Gregory has performed his ts& Ina manner which se ;do not Imfitate to pronounce honourable to hinifelf and ufeful to that world. The order in which he has airpi.f..d his materials is new, and in many refptets advantageous: a large part of his colleCtion conOßs of intcrelting matter, which hat u,or been befire introduced into any popular tratife; and Us Language is ii.llJi.:ar, elegant, and clear." .thalytical kcriew. _ . Many and oarlous as the henks on cducatien “r publica tion before us Is perh,ps the ben, thar .s the molt comprchoilive. as well u eafy and popular Introduakm to na , ural fei,nc e that has yet made Its appearance in the Enshilt tang' .ge" Review. . . • We have now to declare, that th.. work ha. appeared to as written with much perfpccuity and pt.ctrion. ills «cabala' obler. vations and interferences art Jolt and appnfite. Mucb pradttcal nowicdge Is introduced; • DO pratiledl.4l for f7fterns or ►T. potlicfis bu initial the Author In his loos mad toirorna,eaatter." liaittL CMG. i~ r