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This day wu published, In 12mo. pate Ss. in hoards, THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION. By MISS BENSON. Printed for l e ongtuan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and B. Bootfiroyd, Pontefract. Of whom may be by the same Author, The Wirt. A Navel, in S vols. I mo. price 16s. 6d. ORDNANCE OFFICE, March S. ;510. This day was published, In 12mo. priee Ss. in hoards, . 1 1 HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .f HIS MA. THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION. JESTr's ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, By MISS BENSON. Printed for ‘onginan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- That Proposals will be received at their Office, In Pall-Mall, row ; and B. Bootbroyd, Pontefract. on or before Wednesday, the 21st instant, from such Perms as Of whom may be by the same Author, may be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the . The Wire. A Nowel, ins vols. 1 sso. price 16a. 6d. . - - ORDNANCE HORSES, stationed in the following Dbtricu,vix. INSURRECTION IN INDIA. NORTH BRITAIN, This day was published, a Third Edition, price Ss. &L . NORTHERN, FAITHFUL ACCOUNT, supported by an- YORKSHIRE, A thentic documents, of the Rise, Progress, and Actual State of the late unfortunate INSURRECTION in INDIA. In a Letter EASTERN, exclusive of Warier, just received from a MADRAS OFFICER. SOUTHERN, exclusive of Chatham, Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold SOUTH WEST, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and also by every other Bookseller. Christchurch, SOUTHEY'S HISTORY OF BRAZIL. WESTERN, In a few days will be published, in quarto, the First Part of WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, _ THE HISTORY OF BRAZIL. , By WARLEY and CHATHAM, ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed fcr Longman, Harm, Rees and torme, Paternoster-tem. 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Is. of Sibs. per ration as may be billetted within the District for printed on columbier paper, folio, and containing four plates, which he contracts, engraved in exact imitation of the original drawings, of The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly, for two r 1:1 1 .1E ITALIAN SCHOOL ,0 F DESIGN, or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contrac- exemplif iedArtists, in a Series of Fac-Siniiles, carefully engraved from Original Drawings of the greatest for shall receive the Stable Dung that during the period of his by eminent Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Collection of contract may accumulate, making anallowanct for the same after WILLIAM YOUNG OTTLEY, F. S. A. With Notes, Biographical, the rate of per horse per week. Critical, and Explanatory. Further particulars may be known upon application to the Of- Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- row; Cadet! and Davies, Strand ; P. 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CREW, Seeretory. Of whom way be bad, by the same Author. • . , INSURRECTION IN INDIA. This day was published, a Third Edition, price 3s. ed. AFAITHFUL ACCOUNT, supported by au theutic documents, of the Rise, Progress, and Actual State of the late unfortunate INSURRECTION in INDIA. In a Letter just received from a MADRAS OFFICER. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold also by every other Bookseller. Lady Aurelia Durable, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Peggy, Miss MARTYR. On Thursday, King Henry the Fourth, Part 1. agd Paul and 'Virginia. -rp n g atur dey, The Tragedrof Othello ; and Torn Thumb. On Monday, King Lear ; with Harlequin Pedlar. • O n T ue glay, The Merchant of Venice; with the Irishman in I.ondon. A New Comedy, in Five Acta, called How to Tease, and How to Please, is in rehearsal, and due notice will be given of its first presentation. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BR ANDON , at the New pox-office, in Prince's Place, Hart -street, front ten till four. 3. 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FRANCIS JOHN CATER, Hatter, Army and / Fancy Ca;, -Maker to his Royal Highness the Prince cf Wales, an d the Royal Family, No. 67, Pa%Mall, begs leave to return his most grat-ful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Lis Mach in gtceral, for the marked favours conferred so many years; and informs them, by the death of his Brother, the whole of the business devolves on him, and will be carried on as usual. Cater hopes, by an unremitted attention to the honour of their commands, to merit a continuance of them. CAPITAL COLLIERY, SOUTH WALES. ANY Person desirous of embarking in a Concern of the above description qor► in work, where the Coals are in rot abundance, of good quality, and within a short distanoe of an atellent Shipping Port of South Wales, may find an up pomnity of employing a Capital of EBOOO with great advantage. For particulars apply (if by letter post-pidd) to Mr. Samuel Franks, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. N. B. 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The Scheme is on the same approved Principle as the last, having only 5,000 Numbers, with aC2OO,eOO in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITALS; In addition to these, the Public are presented with Four EXTRA PRIZES of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has the Chance of ;;aiLing Four Prizes of X 20,000, by the Purchase of a single Ticket. The following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold at their Offices No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing Cross; and No. Sl, Aldr;le High -street. C,T9I £20,000 $,524 20 ' 000 IP:o ... 20,000 1461 .........20,000 9 r 16 2 ... 10,000 4,099 .. ... 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Yoke. &c. and to p revent spur i ous i m i tat i ons , eac h b ot tl e Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. F.L. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence Anehwes, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles,' may be bad in cases of all sizes, for family use and eiportation.• ENGLAND'S PLAGUE PROVIDENTIALLY ARRESTED. CONSUMPTION, so often and justly termed the Plague of England, has, in numberless instances, been pre eyed, or its progress arrested, and its forerunners, common c olds, Coughs, &c. as well as the liouping Cough, Asthma, and stair Pulmonary complaints, have been entirely and speedily re- InTied by the timely administration of MA DDEN's V EGETA ittI.F. ESSENCE. A small p a mphl et , conta i n i ng all •aecounts of ~/ Irt ueY, and the te s ti mon i e s o f nearly a hundred Ladies and 17.tien teit of high respectability, In its favour, may be had of B. I ‘ 4 addon, 14, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, Blooms - 7,, . a ,. 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THE LADY of the LAKE ; a Poem, in Six Cantos.—By WALTER scorr, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and VVilllaa Miller, London; and for John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom way be bad, by the same Author. 1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Bvo. 10s. 6d. boards. 2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, Bvo. is. 6d. boards. The above two Works may be had together, in one vol. 4to. price £2. 2s. or on royal paper, £3. 135. 3. Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, three yob. Bvo. £l. 16s. boards. boards. 4. Sir Tristrem, a Metrical Romance, Bvo. ISa. . S. Maranon, or the Bar le of Florlden Field. Sa O. I b - - OPIE'S LECTURES ON PAIN . ! ING. This day were published in 4to. with a portrait painted by him self, price XI is . in boards, LECTURES on PAINTING ; delivered at the Royal Academy of Arts; with a Letter on the proposal for a.public Memorial of the Naval Glory of Great Britain. By the late JOHN OPIE, Esq. Professor of Painting to the Royal Academy. To which are prefixed a Memoir, by Mrs. Opie, and,other ac counts of Mr. Opies talents anti character, ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ansi Orme, Paternoster-row. " la his academical addresses, Opie poured forth all that his 'vi gorous mind 'had embraced on the general principles of his art. The fearless originality of thought, and bold freedom of discus sion, which are displayed in these lectures, form one of their most powerful charms. As a painter, as an author, and as a member of society, the same distinguishing qUalities are prominent in the mind of Mr. Opie."—Monthly Review, Feb. 1310. DBCONTEN 1 S IN INDIA. This day was published, price Bs. in boards, inscribed to the Honourable the Curt of Directors ef the East-India Company, AN ACCOUNT of the ORIGIN, PROGRESS, and CONSEQUENCES, of the Discontents in the Army on the Madras Establishment, in a series of Letters, written on the spot ; with Observations. By A GENTLEMAN, Several years a Civil Resident in India. Who can be wise, amaz'd, temp'rate, and furious, Loyal and neutral in a moment ? SHAXSPIARE. Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Booksellers, Strand. • The Appendix, besides the general documents that have ap• peared in the English Prints, will contain :luny interesting papers, not yet published: among *hich, General Macdowall's Reoons for resignin ,, e his command, in a letter to Sir G. H. Barlow; the Correspondence of the Junior Officers of the Military Institution, with the Quarter-Master General, Sec. &c.; the intended Me morial of the Officers of the Coast Army to Lord Minto; Letters to Major Boles; General Gowdie's Circular Letter; Protest of Officers at Nandydroog against the Test ; Letter to Lord Minto from the Superseded Officers on the Coot, for non-conformity with the Test, and from the same parties to Sir G. Barlow,on Iris Manifesto • and other o ffi cial Papers, published in the adras Gazette, & c. POETRY APPLIEDWO EDUCATION. - - I'ABERT and Co. at the ORIGINAL JUVENILE' LIBRARY, 1157. New Bono-SracaT, respectfully Intro dace the following valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and Teachers in general, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating young Persons in the respective subjects. No ptincipl is more universally recognized than that of the efficacy of re ducing so rhyme whatever is intended to make a lasting impress sion on the memory; and on this principle the following Work will be found worthy of general Introduction among young Per sons of both sexes : I. GOLDSMI l'H's GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, Veri fied, by the Rev. W. R. Johnson, price 4s. half bound. • 2. The HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, by the same Author, price 2s. 6d. half hound. S. The HISTORY of ROME, in 46aay Verse, by the same, price 2s. Gd. half bound. 4. The HISTORY of GREECE, in easy Verse, by the same, price 2s. 64. half bound. Printed for Tabart and Co. New Pond-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the thirteenth Book given gratis. BUTLER'S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOO . PH POWDER. PINKERTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN EUROPE i REAT:TY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea- CO NIVI.ETE. • - 1, - , turf-, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; hut the nib day was published, in six %edit:nes, quarto,with Engravings, Proprie:or of BUIL ER's TOO l'H POWDER would beg leavt price Xl3. i 3s. in boards, to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms ACOLLECTION OF VOYAGES and loses half its influence where ti.e Teeth are discoloured, or shew - TRAVELS in EUROrE ; being the first portion of a a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, " General Collection of Voyages and Travels ;" forming a Com- as the in - :sent preparation affords Ow infallible means of removing plete 1 7 ...5t0ry of tho origin and progress of discovery, by Sea and every lahtmish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being Land, from the earliest ages to the present time. Preceded by composed ofVegetables. an Histori,:al Introduction, and crircal Catalogue of Books of It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing Voyages and Travels, and illustra'ed and adorned with numerous away every imperfection, Littler in the colour, or the decay of the Engravings.—By JOHN I'INKERTON, Author of " Modern enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Brtatb sweet and detect* Geography,' Bce. . ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- hue; anti a certain preventive against the Tooth - ache. No com - tow ; and Cadeli and Davies , Strand. position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has The next division of this Collection, will contain the Account met such universal approbation; anti the Proprietor has to boast of Travellers that relate to Asia, which will also be pub:ished ,s • that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. . - parately as tern as it ran be completed, without waiting for the Sold; wholesale ;ma retail, by Mr. Bolen, No. 4, Cheapside, regular course of Monthly delivery. The remainder of the work, corner of Paternoster-row ; and reta;l, by Crisp, corner of Spr . . g containing the descriptions of Africa and i tmerica, will be hcougk t Garden.; ridding, 7t, Oxford-street ; Clarke. 1149, Dorouela ; forward in simnel - detached portions, for the acconnuotbrion of iiiKo n , Woolwich.; Baxter, _ Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by persons who may prefer th i s m ode o f public a ti on. 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Tith day was publibhPd, Dedicated to the Honourable Court of Directors of the East India Company, in two vols. gvo. price El. 8s In boards, THE EAST INDIA VADE-MECUM; or, Com plete Guide to Gentlemen intended for the Civil, Military, or Naval Service of the Honourable East/India Company. By Captain THOMAS WILLIAMSON. Author of " The Wild Sports of the East, &c. Printed for Blank, Parry, and Kingsbury, No. 7, Leadenhall street. Where may be had, a List of Books in Oriental Litera ture. PATERSON'S ROADS—IMPROVED. This day was published, price 10s. 64. in boards, The Fourteenth Edition, of ANEW and ACCUkATE DESCRIPTION of the ROADS of ENGLAND and WALES, and PART of SCOTLAND, upon an improved plan • so that the Seats and other remarkable objects, are brought under the eye in the same page with the Roads: with comet Routes of the Mail Coaches; a comprehensive Map ; a Table of the Heights of - Mountains, &c. from the grand Trigonometrical Sarre* of the Kingdom, by Lieutenant-Colonel Mudge ; a List of the.principal Towns, with the Rates of Postage to each, the Arrival and Departure of the Mills, the Number of Houses, the Population, acc. &c. The whole improved by every Official D ocument, and aug mented by the aid of Francis Freehne,F.sq. Secretary to the Post- Office, and of the Surveyors of the Provincial Districts, under the authority of the Posttnaster-General. By Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON, Assistant Quartermaster-General of his Majesty's Forces. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Reec, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and Mr. Faden, Charing-cross. Asxxxiiinntr ;tar ntaczarmica. ~,,,,,„6 . .._ .-, HOUSE OP LORbS, MARCH 19. Counsel was again heard in the Appeat,Masteetes v. Metkli- John. A further hearing on Wednesday next. ' THE ARMY. Lord DARNLEY gave notice, that on Thursday nest he should submit a motion to their Lordships, respectius the num ber of Reg ular Troops, Cavalry, and Infantry' sent out froze this country sice the mouth of September last. THE NAVY. Lord MELVILLE moved for a number of papers which he expected. would throw light on, and ascer tain he present state of every thing connected with the Navy, and afford grounds for tnany improve ments in that most important branch of the national defence. His first motion was for., return of the -number of dock-yards in the' kingdom, the monloer of docks each contained, the number of ships each dock contained, distinguishing how many there were of the first class, and the different rates of the inferior ships. The Noble Viscount. next moved for an account of the number of slips in each dock, distinguishing for I what classesand rates of ships they were designed. . His Lordship, after several other motions to the same effect, moved for an account of the number of artificers employed in each dock-yard, distinguishing the number of those who'-were employed on new work. , The Duke of NORFOLK did not conceive it to be very proper to produce such minute information teepecting the state of the Navy. He thought it ra ther unusual to move for such a number of docu itents, without apy statement of the motives and the beets for which they were moved. Besides, he did not nsider it as very prudent to hay before the world a t circumstantial detail :bf the stare of the-Navy, and he livas rather surprised that the Noble lad at the head K the Admiralty had made nu objection to the pro duction of them. i Lord MULGRAVE confessed - that be was igno rant of the motives and ends wirch induced the Noble Viscount to move for such detailed informa tion—He had consulted with himself if such a thing was unusual, and found there was a precedent for it ia 1805 or 1806, when a Noble Lord (Darnley) moved for nearly as many document s res p ect i ng the state of the Navy, preparatory to a motion with re gard to the necessity of building ships of war in the merchants yards. Having that precedent in his eye, and being desirous to afford the Noble Visepunt every information in his power, and trusting to the discre tion with which he was sure the Noble Viscount would use it, that he felt a reluctance to make any opposition to the motions of the Noble Viscount. The Duke of NORFOLK and Lord MELVILLE mutually explained. Lord GREY did net imagine there could be any danger in acceding to the motions of the Noble Vis count. Such motions evinced a vigilant anxiety on the part of that House respecting every thing con nected with such an essential part of our establish. ments as the Navy, nor could the production of such accounts be dangerous as conveying improper infor mation to the enemy. The enemy might have the same information through other channels. Neither -was it necessary to be guided by any precedent in the production of such information. A case might arise where there was no precedent for the prucluction of Certain information which might still be of a nature the most urgently to require the minutest informa tion, and in itself to justify the production of it. The Noble Viscount had made many motions, the object of which seemed to be to ascertain the state of the dock-yards, and to shew that ships in ordinary might be prepared and usefully employed as transports for .troops ; but there were some of -his motions, that, for example, for the number of artificers employed in the docks, which did not appear to him to have any bear ing whatever in the professed object of the Noble Viscount's motions. Lord MELVILLE had no difficulty in avowing the object of his motion. It was to shew, that at a time when we were so much at a loss fur transports to convey troops, hnd incurring such heavy expence in procuring them, we might avail ourselves of the ships laid up in ordinary, which would answer the purpose much more effectually, and at a much smaller expence. The Noble Earl would see the connection Of his object with his last motion, respecting the num ber of artificers; for by ascertaining the number of artificers who were employed on new work, he would 'ascertain, at the same vole, the number of hands that ' might be employed in repairing and fitting out the ships in ordinary to serve as transports, for he would ' contend that there was at present no necessity for building new ships, and that, consequently, all the hands now employed on new work might be turned over to the repairing the ships in ordinary to serve for transports. As to the danger of conveying such in fOrmatien to the enemy, the objections of the Noble Duke might be well founded, if the object of his mo tions had been to publish details respecting the state of the fortifications of our different dock-yards and naval depots. _... . Lord DARNLEY did not think there was any similarity between the object of the niotion he had formerly submitted to the House on a naval subject and the nature of the information now moved for.— His object was to'.prove there was no necessity for building ships of war in the merchants' docks, and that the Noble Viscount had-caused ships to be built there at an enormous expence. • Lord MELVILLE. and Earl GREY had soma further conversation respecting the object of the dif ferent motions Rod the connection of the accounts moved for, with the precise nature of their professed obj?ct, after which the question was put co the dif ferent motions, which were agreed to. dj n.d. • • • •.- • • • • • OTTLEY'S ITALIAN SCHOOL OF DESIGN. This day was published, Number 111. (to be continued every two months) price Lt. Is. printed on columbler paper, folio, and containing four plates, engraved in exact lmifation of the original drawings, of TriE ITALIAN SCHOOL ,OF DESIGN, exemplified in a Series of Fat-Siniiles, carefully engraved by eminent Artists, from Original Draivings of the greatest Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected from the Collection of WILLIAM YOUNG OTTLIY, F. S. A. With Notes, Biographical, Critical, and ExpLuiatory. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; Cadet! and Davies, Strand; P. W. •romkins, No. 53, New Bond-street ; C ilnaghi, Cockspu. - -street ; and the. Author, 43, Frith-street, Soilo•squa.,e.