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' 4 .' '' '.•, • 41 .,4 * . I 1 I "'fJ":•il t 1 4 . •• 1 ' •ii:! t " . )i. ' A . ;.• ' 1; p A . . • • • • .. • . (........, . _ 7259 Alo4sl - 1`,1.1Y, J4igiE isto. . . P aDMINAtrr OFFICE, .rwei 9 1 1810. • Speedily wilt be publi)hed, handsomely printed in 1 wok 4to. NOTICE is herity given, That a Sessiox of Oyer aad A N ESSAY oil the PRANCiPLES of PHlLO nrainrr and Goa! Delkrery, fi r the Trial i f 011ierees committee „i . 1 S OPHICAI. CRITICISM; applied to Poetry. i ii . 6 , ft.:A Sea:, within the ittlidictios f i f t h * i tim;ralt y ef. Ei l loiri, By JOSEPH HARPU R, LL. B. of Trinity College, Oxfoail. t•ill!: h.:l itJoutic; Halt, its the Wei B a iky, Lorog4 N sterhOidaythet Printed for F. C and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's elturch• i cti of J ., / ~..t , eVr i ht e‘ duel be the morning. . i'mrd. CRC, :R. This day was published, price IL 6d. AN ENQUIRY into the CLAIMS of the BRI TISH Ltd FOREIGN BIBLE,SOCIETY, to the Counte nance bud Support of Members of the Established Church. By the Rev. JOHN HIJNIB SPRY, M.A. Minister of Christ's Church, Bath. Printed for F. C. and J.Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by J. Hitchard, 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, . Iteflectithis upon the tendincy of a Publication, entitled; thins tzi the Pubi c and the Legislature, on the Nature and Effect 0 , Evangt-lical l'reaching. By a Barrister. Price 2s. 6d. OVINAINGE UFPICE, Jane t, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL aFFICERS of HIS NA jASIT's ORDNANCE, do hereby lin Notice, . • 'h at prorils will he recclvedit their Office in Pall-Mall, on es b o v e &A l i -the 13th June instant, from such Persons as m. „ w illing to undertaie the ripply of Foreign Timber and Ikals lot service of tlitti Department, for a lem4ad of one Year,, iron Ist hay next ! The Pakculars of the Coateect, and a Bchedele of the Timber andDeals,,Asty be obtalned at the. taccitary's Office, if! Palace Yard siu:ecalti, any day between the hours of ten and four t; here twe Proposals must be delivered, sealett up and en " Proposals far Foreign Timber and Deals;" but no Pro posal can be atintities.l after the sala 15th instant, at twelve o'clock st noon of the same day, neither will any Tender bit noticed unless the party making . 4t, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By order of the Boast R. H. CREW, ~..-crttary. This day %Vita published, in a neat pocket volume, ricep 5;. ACONSPECTUSof the PHA RMACbPOEIAS of the lONDON, :ma DUBLIN ea of PHYSICIANS; being a 'tactical Cunipendium of Materia Medica and Pharinaey. . , • . By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, Surgeon ; Ferow of the Medical Saci...ty of London ; the kola! Physica' and the Speculative Societies of Ttlinbitrth.. Printed for T. Underwood, 40, West Smithfield, London; and Mint Black, .57, South Bridge-strum„Edinburgh. LI. This will be found by far the most full and complete work of the kind yet publiahal, and may be. comidered an Abridge- mein of Dr. Duncan) Edinburgh Dlsnerss.ory. CIRCA of .Im - ae 1, 1616. PRINCIP,AL'OFFICkRS qf lilt MA JESTra ORDN4ArCE, do i.. 4 glee Notice; That Proposal; will be receivied at thsir OffiCts. in Pall-3.141, on or before Wednesday the 20th (,flune instant, teem Sfiels-Pirsons ss may be wilting to undertake the supply of SElidE, fur the iervice of this Deplrtment for a period of throe years. A Pattern 41 . tit:: Article to be supplied may be viewed, upon applicattoti to the Comptroller of Ate Royal Laboratory ao•Wool -1601; and father particulars, togi'ither with the terms and con. &ion.; of the contract, may be km) iitt, at the Secretary's Office iu fell Mall aforesaid, any day bet's/ern the hours of ten and f o ur o'clo'ck, where the Proposals n•tust be delivered, sealed up, and cndoned " Proposals for Serge;''. but no proposal can be c.d. initted after the said 20th instant, a t twelve o'clock at noon of the tame day ; neither will any Tenn lay he noticed, 'unless th e party making it, or au agent in his belts% shall attern.l.—By Or. der of thy 4 8071td, R. 17. CREW. Secsetiri• • 'lbis day . was published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price 131, 6l beards, ANNE of BRITI'ANNY, an HISTORICAL ROMANCE. " The union of Bretagn e with the French Crown under Charles the Eighth and Lewis the Twelfth, and the final extinction ut the English influence in France, will always be subjects of general Interest not inferior to the most striking incidents in the {lnc of Actipn."--Hist. Fracce, s vols. Printed for C. Craduck and W. Joy. 3:!, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, just puhlished, The Parson of Alux - r.tua.tx, or Tint..:3 {)i Terror, fu.slscap ' avo. pric (is. boards. S!R JONAH EARRINGTON'S WORK.-SECOND VART. 1 his dry war pubbsbeil, . . Price One Guinea, in extr a boards, elegantly ;Anted in imperial quarto, and Itut.pres.,d, the accord Par , of HISTORIC ANECDOTES and .SECRET ME MOMS of the LEGISLATIVE UNION between GRE.VI BRITAIN aid littl.Alk D. Embellished with Portraits ut *At:- ben Emmett, Esq. Dr. Patrick Duigenan, Rev. Dr. Alotlay, Bi.hop of Waterford, Earl of Chatitmont,l.4urence Eatl of Ross, the Right Ilan. Hussey Burgh, the Right \G illiam Cunningham Plunkett, and the Rev. Dr. Dicks , ::, Bishop ut Down ; all engraved by A 'few Copies arc taken a nn Whatmatt's t:ephant drawing= paper, with proof impressions of the Plate), price two guineas to extra boarelst LONDON SOCIETY FOR P.ROMOn. G CIARISTIANIFY AMONGST THE JE . • , il . WeJneidly th u 19th of ju , tit,O ON w:11 be preached for the Benefit of al iboVe Innituthm' A that is the morning at the Pariah Chute of ;t e Liwrence Jeway, Xlntltreett,CheaPsides by the Rik. TI4OMAS SCOT r, M. A. {tenor of Aston Sandford i wl, that inf . * aiming at the Jeti•s Chapel, Chureb-street, .Spit.E• Pleldsi by the Rev. HENRY DRAPER, 1). D. late of Sr Edmund's Hall, Oiford ; when i several Jews wiit 'oe baptised at both places. And on Thursday the lch of June the Anniversary Dither of the Friends of the lanitution will be held at the City of London Tavern, Bishops gatesrret t. . Vice-Presiden tit' : bight I ion. Earl of Crawford William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. . and Lindsay Chem ter Maitland. Esq. Right Hon. 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' ',l' ids day were published, in Tao Volumes - , Crown Octavo, em bellished with several Engravings.yrice Iticia boar.ist, if EWERS from a MEMBER of tlic IRISH -4' BAR written during his RESIDENCII in LONOWN in lot ;' , and 1808, to his FATHF.R in IRELAND, containing a View of the State of Society and Manners in the Briti,li Metro pc:4i i, a. id Many curious and interesting Anecdote, of the follow ing Pers sins :-.:— Augusta, ,Princess , Antrim, %',...'uutisess illett, M.'. Boribmlon; I.ady. Barctly, Ca,?taits Bankcs, Sir J. Sanitise er ' Mr. Busville, Colonel Seechey, Air W. Betty,' Rot tius lilakc, Mr. • . Billington, )11rs. 1 Birch, Alder' 'lan Burdett, Sir P'.. Bowks, Mr. Braltam, Mr. 13ev5ridge, Mr. C... Alan i, Malmo Canning, 2ldr. Castle/m.121i, I.ord Charlotte, ?Oates' Clarence, Duke of , Cecitr tne. Lord Colman, Mr. Congreve, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Curr,y, Mr. Coolterill Sir Wm. 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ALitliews, Mr. I%l:ay, Princess Alittiden ' Air. hiiss 11 It ra, Lord Moon, Mr. Al‘Nally Nolliking Nicholson, Peg Nightingale :n Mr. - Nxthcote, Mr. ,Opie, Mr. O'Connor, M. bit: A. Phillips, Sir Richard Perez•val, Mr. I mdar, Peter(( Portland, Duke of Ponsouby, Mr. Paxton, Sir Wit. . Prettyman, Dr. Porden, Princes, Tile • l'rineesses, the • Oueensbury, Duke of Queen, The Raymond, Mr. Romilly, Sir Samuel Reed, Lady Rutland, Duchess of Sheridan, Mr. Sidmouth, Lord Sher, Mr. Sntirke, Mr. Sedgwick, Stilton*, Mra. Sylvester, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stonier, Mu. St. Ledger, Mn. _ This day was published, price es. A New Edition, being tit:: Third, of DISSENTERS' and other Unautiwrived BAP TISMS Null and Void, by the Articles, canons, and Rolnick; of the Chureb of Englands in Answer to :i Parvldet, called " ti.c Judgrount of the Chusch of England in the Case of l.ay-Bapth•tn and of Dissenters' Baptism. * By the AUTHOR of LAY-BAPTISM Invalid. Printrd for F. C. and I. Riviutton, St. l'aurs.Clauit.fiyard ; Piccadilly.._ GER:VAN FLUTE. phis day was published, price 7r. 6d. in folio. w RA GG's Improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR ;' or, the Whole Art of Playing the German Flute rendered iihoy to evis7 Capacity, on Principles entirely new. sine Contents are :—a copious Set of Instructions, for a Plate from one to eight Keys; a Set of Progressive I.einotri; Sixty lea: Wets in the various Keys, each of which it preceded by a tillart easy Prelude, accompanied with an explanatory Illote, by which the Pupil is enabled to proceed front the criesi to flu: Most difC:tilt Key, without any other as•istanee ; 20 Ariettes 33 Srottivh and other Airs; and a Set of Floods!** in die Most. vstitil IC: Is • I.mto.n : Printed for and sold by the Avthat, No:11, Little Knio,Ryder-street, Doctor,' Commons. N 3. Every Book is signed 't WrAgg," W Mkt, to the. li 2.11.1 Address. _ E:ISRS. 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Wfiitchead'a Family Cetate, is equally efficacious for all ill-er rn ditioned Sons , Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions,l3lotches, Pin. as, It inovorms, Shingly*, Breakkigrott Heads ace, Sc o r buti c and 1 .,. Sore and tn/lamed Eyes, Sife, aud•• H e w of every description. • . Prepared only, and wild by R. Johnston, Apothecary, W' Greek -street. Soho; ;Auden. The E s s ence and Pills a t 25. 9d etch; the Cern* at ls. !tc). and 2s. 2d. Sold by every 11/ e dielne ''tinder in tie limited Kingdom. • * t e n e the Ossining hao ;$lll4 Stiattip t with the;, sran7z of iinnon iStirlstd on it. 1 ,7:., I, • • • ' ••• . - '...' '• • - . • P ,\, . . i ,•- . r ~ ' •\ . OIL . , • • . ' 41 ,' .- , 48,• • , . - • • • ..Witi,- - .nl4ll 4., j , r ., . t lot % . 4„esr 3 - • - e l._ opiiis.• ........s. :. _. . : - '• . . .... • • S ant . )14 • • • / k ~., .. - ~.. 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' • the Author,. silica ,Et. ie. boards, • MANORS, Nlansion„.Gardens, Pleasure Grounds A 'HE TRAVELS OF MIRZ ABU TA.LEB A- KHAN (commonly called the Persian Prince), in ASIA, and stately lOatiiik7i44l r'And *I Parks and Pann ot il iser nik T h iatter i the tevelieg nAPindl.; AFRICA, and EUROPE, during the years 1799, t eon, t 3;11, thereon, the Teltiatioes Ajh of wh ike ich, dl ar i e an n d o ascertaisnei ; g and dee..: II and 1802. Written by himself IA the Persian Language, and wb - ole It ready foi Sale, torther With the large Stock tat tine Dante . translated by CHARLES :iTEWARI'. to t . . Al this Work- la therenAtie .7 1:taductioe of a well educated in ritirtetPariLtap li-"ruP h a an zli tn c" l iari nhisWlv ina lte he F. , :s ie lTe n vh bY laah Prin inell c he iPa e l .:Yini.a :llaking • ;• . . I lk ; : d ia r t e ic , , id n e : i ho aho wa b s t in t t w rO o duced ilia the lir:et socie. les of London - 1-:- " -- -e,, , , ~,.- -- - - e „ ~ ..., . ... „, , _. , 1 years is England; and who has frerty "'" " 1 "" "a a " / "' 'a ' ' ""' ' Ili ; .'escanted on the cestoms and laws of l'urope, and the virtites .I"HE bcitiiirtil and remarkable list-stilio LET• . and vices of its Ethel:: nets, it is preetimed that it cannot fail of I:):: :: ::itironfsd i ad ' a; t : : : : : : .eid..yr of lienv:sco M s.l44e:: : : l l,,, it d4fb (2 l.ologrir U notneti ll :sirsuih7 S , c : h t.vies.in ole;r ati.tihne , tsaw Z ages, E :i.: P itiv H aahn : dsit ' h. R azi2l , ,niadsopanyainbetch4oroseetuvps4 ')tins interesting oa every class of readers. Printed for Longman, fittr,:, Rees, and Orin:, "aternoster-row. A ilescr O ip f ti w ve h C ji ii n eid n o7ue b e o i r the !' by o:l h e e tua T l rll l. ' ils ghi ra t° r r y ' of the late llppoo Sultan of-. In tyscht. .-rd whirl are prefixed, Memoirs of sea Mutt -diateiy. For viewing th e Vessel an d ot h er particulars, Hyder AlyKhan, aud his Son, 'Fitspoo Sultan. In one volume apply tea Mr. A. Cock, -e•T 36. Old Broad-street . eto, price ;Ct. es lusarde. -- - - ea., BRAhIPEORD SPME, IIEVON.O BE SOLD. it --- es slay , v as published. in trewn Roo, price 4e. beard. , A frIOS . I: de'sirabl'e COTTAGE, with a good A sELE.cTioN limn the ..PQ ET i c AI . woRkS 1 X Garden ‘ Voach-busesoeSenlag r end eve convenience for "- - - 1 - of THOMAS CAREMr. : Wish a Life of the Author. and a small gemeeiFaeoily ; sit t wellilanted lawn s •.': Notes. By JOHN FRY. . . . • nu the bask} of the Ex, four til Z.• ecr,-aed is s respects i Printed for Lougmau, Hurst, . Pees, and,Orme, Paternoster-mar. able neighboatiieod.*Apply-to Messrs. .hurt and Barnes, Estill's', " 1 his is a hhaste, elegant, end classical publication. We if by lettev i por paid... . 'save always encouraged Works of this descriptiret, and should • . 2111. Ater Acres-of Ground Ray be rented. be glad if the Editor would extend his critical .tabuttrs to the - ' • Works of many of Carew'Scontemporaries." . • • • ...`, , 13XFORDildIRE. • , ' CAPITAL MANORS, ?ARMS; AND ADVOWOON. British Critic, February : lBlo. TO BE' SOLD 43Y UCTION, •,,* In the course of this month Will be published, a very lie 1 ratites tmpre,sion of Anrient Poems from MS. tea/. !Xmas with On 'Thursday, the sth ' day of July next (unless preciosity dia. Note, and other illuvrations by John fry. ~ timid . of hy Private' Contract), . • Those whe are .!t sirous of possessing a copy of this wostr(which THE MANORS of Swhibrook, Widfard, Astall, wili be pri :ed in &my mutt), and Royal ito ) are requeeted tel - and Attally , with sundry valuable compact Freehold transnit: :.rear names to Meters.. Loeginan , Hum, Rees, -and . .#alms, .eontilning upwards of 1700'Acres f - tosetbar with ti* oet e previous to the 23th en hew. . ..- - . .. ' Advowsan or the Living of Wldford, all ,tyings together, sad r• - • eitueve' in the see ral Parishes of Swinbrtuds Adel', asui.Fuße l: the : 'res t , and will he publielied eaeir sit diaiiMilllit ll .r. i 4 lcre brook, In the Coonty of Oxford, upon the get:kt toad trent DOOM in,two Octevo Volumes, -.". t s.'ee . 4". to Glencester, shout our mile ll•oin Burford, anitfice from Wit- WMOI RS of the Life, WritingS l nib&-CtliteSe . pry, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which =MS eindenice of the late Mr. WILLIAM SINd ELLIE, Printer, throug'o the M4llOll. . . in E.linourgh, z•enee:ary to the Society of Stottiah*tittuariee, For Atelier particulars, apply to Messrs. Strout. Still: aid F. It. S. &c. Ste. Together with a Stlectiott train *hitherto. .Streing,Lincoinls Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen) ; awe/Aided Essays, with an engraved Portriit. - or t'o Charles Loder, Esq. rsencot, netr Burford; or Mr. George lly atroFXß'r KERIt, F. R. S. and F. A.S. Folinburgh. Hemisidge, of Swinbrook, who will sheW !lie Prem'set • 'This work will somprise a view of the Literacy Histery of - ee....e....:.--_-.--..-... e il • ' `.cot . nti from 1753 to t79.; ' with numtruus Aaiecdores of e ms- ~ -410 re , BRIS TOL. eoTsu:sday. the 3d July, 1810, neat and learned Scotsne•n, an At the Escheats Co d Accounts of many imponant at One u'Cluck prec.,lyeataless previously disposed et by Psi. 1u! • cation. in wh:ch Mr. Smellite was either diratly • rin e 1-.1 41, as sole or joint whore ur which derived material eel rate Contract , of sellieltdeentics will he g keen, rem his acute critical skill ac.! :area taste in their proerress 2 kLI. that ' FREE+IO LIT subsran rial SIX-PAN thr r gh he prep, dltfinj that hit-retain s period el thirty-light SUGAR-1101.'"0.. and Other Iluilding, thereto adjohing, - a - ,. situate is Wthler-street, ki the City of Bristol, in the occupation .N. B. 1.. h 'ernes& requested, from the surviving Friends of and bided: Mg to Mealrt. Heineken and Ormiettm t the. SOlkare House is now and has beetef tr several years Last past In full v.fork. a d Corresponticited the 11;e '.. , ..1r. Satellie, and trot.: the Ft teMe• Fri Counections or st; as are now deceased, that they 'The whole of the Prerni e es are In good repair, consistirg or one liouse. with five P.vis, five S•ories In height ; and one /louse ire el have the redness to traesnut to 111 r. Alexander Sinellie, run. r fit Eltuburgbi his sun end successor, say. etters and "';t-h une Pao, four :tunes in th' i g • '. _ 4 9 c` 3ll l, 4! „ lifi ls' e l ". 'ri l e „il 36 $ , fet, an d in breadth 4ri met or thereavouts. *else ionettneg mum. et. Or it/litisne, ii • ioronnriele, of his father, which they may still. hags doiteist of a Mill Hnnee, Brew-houie, Ste. two Counting •ss, that ate= stay be employed to enrich the pros. tit 'A ork - houses, with a Cellar undir, and four lied-rooms over; a Cooper* • FOR. 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There are also (upon .Lease of which twelve years are The Teem:es:Ts of Garen GRAMMAK t with Notes, lier. l the , pnexpired) a large %Varehotese, Stable for six hor•ee, a Yard. sod use of those wile Lave netde some progress in the Language. Dwelling House, adjoiniug the sugar House, eta very moderate :second Ftlition, price 6s. iu boards. rent. - _S re :.1 . .e rus Seel cti rialtUlt et His roso.t PLUM, ad. usum tiru- The Premises may be viewedoatad further particulars known, own accotumodatos. Nieth•Edkien, price .s. Isci. by applying to Messrs. Heineken and Ormiston, or at the Olive PIiNCIFIA OrIiCIOSsJS. HisTosim et (7,1(30 KA Put T, el Cl- of Hiliwuse and Palmer, Brokers: .. zee. ete, Prato, lusting, Cott* Mela et J'acito excerpta. Second i•:ilition, price 35. tad. ' l'orrecst. CnitonoLocir-of Ancient and Euglish History, with Notes. Fifth Edition, price 21. La CIS DIA LOOVlLS,e.rtlected from the purest Roman Writers, with I able: of Coins. 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