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' A NITWIT:At 71471 MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1810. - [PRICE LF:ENNY. ' NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 29, . will be acted the Tragedy of SING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MURRAY. Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE. Duke of Buckingham, Mr. CRESWELL. Duke of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN; Ifenry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. WESTON. ruc:.ess of York, Mrs. EMERY; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. Tv which will be added the New Comic Pantomime of HARLE Q UIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; 800 , 7v. second Price 3s. GI Pit, 3a. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. r aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.Bamote, at the g ot -Office, Hart-street. On Wednesday, The Jealous Wife. On Thursday, The Man of the World. The New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be rece i ve d with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even ing till furilier notice. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of' the COUNTY of ESSEX, ALZOO ik ondergeteekende, Exploicteur &detir waled-r van beide de Gerechts Hoven aihier rinkrachte r rlir High s heriff halting appoi n t e d th e El ect i o n van Mandament van Executie verleend, door den Have ye Civile -A- to be holden on Wednesday, the 31st instant, aleven inieltie de dato , 27 May, 1808, ten btboeven van W. Vintz, impe o'Clock„'allow tie to i n t r e a t y uurear l y attendance at C aaford tram vats gezegd mandament of op en& legens, Daniel Met, on that day, when I shall hope,:by your hortnurable suffrages In ; sigenaar der. pLentago Hermitage, .gelegen Warm de oast Zee my favour, to be placed in the proud situation of your Represen- Kust der rider deester.Colonie, en op d 3 generaale Kean bekend tative in Parliament : a distinction and high mark of ; our eo n& i melee No. 10, met alle derzelver ap—en dependentlea, op den,. dente, whi c h m y exert i ons s h a ll unceasingly be employed to 31 May, I. I. in Ezecuile heb genoxina Zia word door my on- Merit, if I im so fortunate as to obtain it. dergat : door deere aan eels leder geedverteerd dat ik voornee- The great extent of the County, the shortness of the days, and mens ben voorz ; plantage Hermitage cum annexis en ing3velge the unfavourable weather, together with the difficulty of obtain. i dear van teformeerde Inventuis welke ler Complotre ais Imoven ing correct lists of Freeholders, have, I regret, put it wholly out vermeld voter eon leder ler aisle legt, na red. - bop van eta Jaar of my power to pay my respects to theta individually, and, I I en Zes wakes gereekend van voerat, 31 May, 1808, alhier opt . am sorry to say, have frecpsent ly prevented my dulling upon seve- • publicque veiling in Sr. I Teeren Ezecutie to verkoopen elle.; cafe, rat when in their immediate neie , ibourhoods. F o r these unavoid• form de aleoWirorder door wcV, , emeld Haf van Civile Justitie, %hie omissions I ask your indulgence —I remain, Gentlemen, op bet, by eekcatie verkuopell Yam plantazien adtgegeeven in Your very faithf u l h um bl e servant, Itaaden, den . 7 Septemb e r & 8 otuob.:r, I tto4, ten einde nit ' het. JOHN ARCHER HOU3LON. provenne der all uses verkngt wordearde planta,;e, Hermitage C. Hallirreburt-Plate, 22d January, 1810. i A. to Kunnen verieialen ZodanigeSoth, all waar voor hetzolve Is ge Executeerd cam interessenaniet tie koaten waar na zig eta iegelvk kan regale , 11 7 Aldus deeze' eidv er vamps• es venders met dezelve gc liapdelt zoo als gebruikutyk is. K. FRANCKEN, ExpL& Deer% Berbicv, 21 October, 1806. FRANSLATIIN.) ADVERTISEMENT OF THE EXPLOICTEUR OFFICE. Whereas I, the undersigned Marshal (Ezploic ct. deer warden) of both the Honourable Courts of this ee. by virtue of a Mandate of Execution granted by the i • • • vile Court of Civil Justice, dated 97th May, 1808, a' . Inca of W. Vintz versus Daniel Alet, Proprietor of Ple• • Hermitage, situated on the East Coast division of 'Noted on the General Chart, Lot Na. 13, did : !.state Hermitage, with aa its appurtenances, un d:r ec ei the 3ist day of May past. itfir .7efor : known, that I, the said Exploicteur, do intend to if, by Nl.triitall Sale, in this Colony, the said Estate 1 . 14-rnittage Catn antitotis, after the expiration of one year and six Ve2tki, to aii rneaee from the above 31st May, 1808, agre, , a'ale to an Inventory thereof, which is daily to be seen at my Office, all conformably to the late order enacted by the Ho wettable Court of Civil Justice, at their Asembiy, on the 7th September and Sth Oc ober, 1804, respecting the sale of Estates by Execution, in order from the proceeds of the Sale of Planta tion i,Tmitage Cum annexis, to discharge the debt fur which it has been taken under executioa, with the interest and costs thereon, to which all persons are to reguLtte themselves cording!y. dune and trade public accnrding to uage. K. FRANCKEN, Marshall D:rbice, 21st October, 1808. S+EREC‘TYPE +hie day was published, elegantly printett Iq torn 4oieraes, pixie I Rm. withlhe Head of the An t her. iilbse Is. bowl • THE FARMER'S BOY, RURAL Ta 'ES ; and WII.II Fl.O WEIIS. IstioEuticrin.tociMFlE (A . Printed for %Tumor, 1.1.34 and Sharpe,. Ho. ;),.Pcetrygaii LOugnian, Hurst, Rees, nod IdOrme ? Piiternobter-rot. The same Works may be had svarate; lilt. - Farmer's Roy, fottl'seag, boards:price 41.04 The Rural Tales, 440 I ditto s. The Wild Flowers, dicta dit:o 4s. 6d.. , MARMION 'TRAVESTIED ttf • This day was ptiVslicd, in One VoluMe °craps. es a miw. ins wove paper, price 9s. in hoards; or printed On a mull riper uniform with Marmion, 12.. b.)3. - os. . 4 MARMION TRAVESTIED I A Tide at Mo• dern " woman that seduces all mankind, " By her we first are taught the wheedling arts " Her ir.-ry eyes can cheat when most she's kiln], " She tricks us of our money with our Ilearts.“-.-Cor. Londfm : lylgishrd by Thcirnas tig;:No. iii; Cheapside; and Mi. Alias nt, NO. 31, New fl(ind..siryet. .;l 111 COUNTY ELY,CTION. MR. Hown.m....commlTTEE (who ta., every day at Chelmsford) request that the Fritmidso, that Gentliman, who may have any communications to make. mate rial to his interest, or conducive to his success, will forwar.l he same immediately, under Cover, to Mr. Gepp, Solicitor, CL ford. Committeaßoom, Chelmsford, 92d January,lBlo. TM, day Was publisheil, In Octavo, illustrated with a Map, and other Engravinp, price 12s hoards, ADESCRIPTION of the FEROE ISLAND S, containing an Account of their Situation, Cliniate, and Productions; together with the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, tkeir Trade, &c. Translated from the Danish. By th.• Rev. G. LAND F. Printed for Longman,Hurst,Rees, and-Orme, Psternotiter-row. Of whim may be had; 1. A View of the Ancient and Present State of the Zetlapd Islands. By Arthur Edmonston, M. D. In 2 vols Svo. illustrated by a map, price 18s. boards, 2. The History of the Orkney Islands; by the late Rev. Dr. Barry. Second Edition, in t vol. 4to. price A:L. 11s. 6d. boards. ORATORIOS-AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES. NEW THEATRE -ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 30, will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS the COUNTY of ESSEX. N OTWITHSTANDING the S'tccess which con tinues to attend my Canvas, and wl.ich leasts me little doubt of tieing eventually placed': n the bonuntable situation of your Representative in Parliament, yet I hope I , :hall be excused in expressiag an earnest and must anxious wi,h that the numer ous and respectable Friends who have give ne their assurances of warm and decided support, will not relax in their Exertions, and srill give energy and effect to their wishes is my favour by a personal SW-. 'met at the Election on the 31st instant. I remain, Gentlemen, Your very faithful obedient servant, JOHN ARCHER HOUBLON. Hallingbury•Plaee., 26th January, 1810. • T• BISH, who in the LAST Lottery, sold in Shares, b 2 Prizes of ae20,000 I 3 Prizes of - J:1,009 1 - 5,000 2 - . 500 Has at present a variety of Tickets and Sh ircs on Sale fir the Grand Lottery, that begins and finishes on VALENTIN%% DAY. Persons in the Country may be supplied, by sending tlitir Orders (Post or Carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Pust•Office Orders, to Nn. 4, CORM - TILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. Composed by G. F. HaNerL. _ _ r•:e. of Pnt the Eire, a Concerto by Mr. Smatter. 'Arran, e- the Aim Organ, (built by Allen, expressly for these Pet . fcr:r.anceb) in which he will introduce a Fugue of Sebastian Bach's. Principal Performers : l‘liss PARKE, Signora GRIGLIETI, Miss BOLTON, And Mrs. BLAND. PiiILLIPS, (his first appearance in these Performances), Mr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. TAYLOR, And Mr. BELLAMY. 1..21:::.r of the Band, 'Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr.}. ASHLEY. _ . . Po f h tecl Just published. price Is. , AN ABRIDGMENT of MORRIT'i GRAM ; with an Appendix, containing Etereiaes in Ortbe. graphy; in Yarling, in Syntax, and in Ptlnctuation. Designed for the younger Classes of Learners. By LINDLEY MURRAY. The Twenty..fif:h Edition. London : Printed fur Damon a 'd liirvey, Graceehureh-street ; C. Law, Ave-Maria-!ale; thngrnaa, Hurst, Roes, and Orme, Paternoster-row ;T. Wilson and Son, and R. and W. Spence, York; and Cur stable awl Co. E4inbitrgh. Of witunt may be had, by the same Author, 1. An English Grammar, t ath Edition, 45.-2. Engspi Exer cises, 13th Edition, 2s. cd.-3. A Key to, the Exereies, 110th Edition, 6d.-4. A first Boo!; fur Children, 6th Rains'. 6d. —5. An English Spelling Btxmk, 9th EditiOn, Is. 6d.--6. lAtro dt;etion to the English Reader, 7th Edition, 35.-7. The English R rider, 9th Edition, 4s. 6d.-8. Sequel to the Reader, Sd Edition 4s. 6d.-9. Introduction au Lecteur Francois, 6d.--.:10. Lee: tcur Francois, 2d Edition, is. 64.-11. Power of Religion ow the Mind, 1:;th Edition, 4s. . , !eraainder of the Band and Choru - ssei ' will be numerous ctinplete, and consist Of upwards of One Hundred and Fifty I'e:formers. Plac:•s ! - or the Boxes to betaken of Mr.lialornolv, at tht Bow e (iF:t in Hart-street. Doors to be opertettat Six, and begin at S. etc: Boxes 7s. I'it 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Half Price at Nine o'Clock. Cc.tect Books of the Performance to be had in the Theatre price Sixpence—tbose sold in the streets are spurious. SURGERY. MR. CHARLES BELL'S Course of Evening LECTURES on SURGERY, commences en Tuesday Evening, at Seven o'Clock. M. listt will, in the early part of the Course, deliver the Lez.ures on Wounds, which illness prevented him doing in the tonc:usion of the last Course. Nos. 10 and 11, Leicester -street, Leicester-square. AU, IN TWELVE. HOURS. QNVIFT and CO. remind their Friends and the Pu'Jlic, that the whole of the present Grand State Lottery will be drawn on St. Valentine's Day, the 14th of next month, when in the short space of Twelve Hours the itnmens , sum of Two liiindr:d Thousand Pounds will be listributed in Prizes of various descrlptions, including Forty Capitals, among which are 4 of 020,000 each. Tickets and Shares arc on sale in great variety at their Offices, Ni. U s Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and Nu. 31, Aldgate High street, where gve of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in Sharei. lair nde h - - ROYAL OOLLEGE OF SURGEONS. LEC I URES, 1810. THE LECTURES, in the Theatre of this Col- I lqe,will commence on Tuesday, the ISth day of February Int. a: Three in the Afrcrnoon.; and be continued, on Tuesdays, and Saturdays, until the end of May. AU Members of the College, on sending their Name!: ; ind hose Pupils who have Tickets for attending the Chirurgical Practice of the Hospitals in London, on presenting them at the ollege, will receive Tickets of Admission to these Lectures. Tickets will be delivered, at the College, betwet n the Hours f Twelve and '1 hree, during the first week of February. °KEY BELFOUR, Secretary. Lincoln's-Inn-Fit las, Jan. 15. 1810. MURRAY'S GRAMMAR.-1N Two Votumas, Ocrevo. Tiiit day was published. ;nice ACI. is. bonds, AN ENGLISH GRAMMAR, compreherOi l. the PRINCIPLES and RULES 6f the LANGUAG E. illustrated by appropriate Exercises, and aI Key to the Ex‘teises. fly LINi)LEY MURRAY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Dorton and Harvey ; Wilson and Son, York; and A. Constable and Co. Ett'l;btargh. .„• The Proprietors of Mr. Murray's Giammatical Works flatter themsrlves, that the present improved edition of the whole, in Two Volumes Octavo, in a large letter, and on superfine paper, will be received by the public with approbation. The author has, on this occasion, revised the Grammar, enlarged it very considerably, and adapted the whole to the pfirposes in view. fire aiditiots occupy more than ninety rags of the first mime and are interipereed throughout tae book. Of the same Itt , oksellees may b had, the Grammar, the Abridg- Ment of the Gramtnar, the ExerriseA, and the Key, in their common form, separatcly or together, for the use of schools and private Earns rm. No. 93, ROYAL EXCt tANLit.. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock- Brokers, Loodon,..r:•sperafall;. infor,3 the Public, that Tickets and Share, for the present State Lotrery, which is on the same new and improved pl.tn as the last, c0:1,1,6ns of only 5000 Numbers, are on Sale at their Office as ahoy a. ptij ed is pai The Scheme contains 4 Prizti of X'.. , a!,0; 4 5.u00 I,•'‘ u And '2O -- con, &c. &c. &c. To he all drawn in One Day, viz. 14th February, 1810. Utters, port paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Orden by post, coach, or carrier, accninranied with remittance, punc tually attrildrd re. ialli This heti the rcet H; WANTED, for aB I a Boy under. years, situation, where he can learn Farming, Planting, Draining, and Improving Land, and become fully qualified to sup‘rititend a large Estate; the Steward of a Nobleman wit.) cou!d give him board, lodging, and instruction, shotild have a liberal yearly peu sion. Enquire of Mr. RI igeway, lour, ur ol EiniCATIoN. rillro Vacancies for Elder Pupils to finish th e i r stn ." dies at the SEMINARY of the Rev. JOHN F.VANS, A. NI. Ptelin's-row, Islington. They have a Room to them lees, with the use of a Select Library and Lectures on Natural aid Moral Philosophy. Terms—Filtty Guineas per Annum. Reference may be made to Dr. Abraham Rees, and the Rev. . Worthington ; also to the Hon. Simon ['riser ; Perring, Grid rev, Shaw and Barber, Bankers Combat ; NlL:43ra. Treacher d Sl , n, Paternoster-row; and fietessrs. Grosvenor and Chater, eraliiil.—See an Essay on Education, by J. Evans, sold by Sher xl, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row. l',-Isl-IION - AI3LE DANCING; by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, 1 ladies and Gtudemen of any age, who have never learnt that .ounplishment, or have not the modern style. gr. iaLLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those s whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi. ....e fer genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior cle of grace and elegance. Those who *d:, not want private letirg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of • ii, on the public teaching evenim.;s. Professors of dancing zht the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of -profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. ,bond LUNDY' POUT% WISH SNUFF. 17NDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the d !Entitles which those in the Tobacco Trade have hithesso "teased in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, heg leave to 4-7- 1 them and the Pohl: c in general, that they have opened Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, jehere said. Pol . ide may be had, and %Oen: they arc now taking orders. And is their present intetatiln to reiinquich the Retail thereof, iv , ' to interfere with any deter article of said Trade, they most rTmly ;Ali:est that 'those who may honour them with their enl nlana;, will retail it as received from them in ill; original determined to afford the most liberal encourage to those who buy to sell again. 3 e'rtal Cases of Snuff have just arrived at No. 50, Leicester /7%7e. Ito of with. [ousel nand HARVEY'S SAUCE 1 7 OR FISH, GAME, dc.c. LAZEN BY respectfully informs the Nobility • and Gentry, the above admired Article is prepared only at Warehouse, No. 6, F.dward•street, Pertinan-square ; and (by : l inertent) may be had of J. Saver, Edinburgh ; Bell, New. le upon ' Tyne ; Gregsons, Livuniool ; Getty, Manchester ; .. . i ce ton ; Looter, Southampton ; Elliot and Seedham, I. s, Salisbury ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington f , . &c. &c. and to prevent spurious unitation3, each bottle wlr. Harvey's signature on the label. F. L. at the same time begs to rz•cornmend her genuine Essence Incitovies, whieb, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, `i be had in eases of all sizes. for family use and exportation. I dal Ad. n the ,se of :min• 0 the in the enta• FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. ['HE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOW, lifter Fifty Years trial, proves en superiority as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for a:l D '''Zhs, Hoatstmesse4, Sore Throats, and DeLluxions on the 41 '0, healing the Rawness and Soreness c: the Breast, and af ?ding relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consiimp le Complaints. —They do not cloy the stomach, but create an 11 Pebte• The Genuine, on ly, have' R. Hayward, printed on the 7 p, as all others are counterfeits. I hey are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor to T. ~, - ",""gh, the Inventor,) r emove d from Ludgate•Hill to 56, cc:ui llY, London : sold al so by Newberry's, St. Paul's Church !,,; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; MI yley and Co. Cockspur '"t i Ilnlton and Tut, Royal Exchange ; anti Ward, Holborn; Icon, Oxford -street, and the Vendors of Genuine Medicines ~toughwt the Unit e d Kingdom. ?!rice One Shilling and Three liffinee the littm. pink' n tie tst of ;S• f Can• Carer 'lO BE sOLD BY PRIVATE CON RACY, THREE DF.k;IRAISLE FARMS, in the Parish of BLACKAWTON, about six miles from the Market and Post Town , of Dartmouth and Kingsbi in Devonshire; con silting of Last Down, contain , ng rya :key...-. and let to a tenaat at will. Also of BOWb ?, IDI c, containing Acres, and let on lease for one male Life. Also of %You la LLAc )MBE, contain ing 19 Acres and a half, and let on lease for three: The Estates may lie viewed by applieasion to the respective te nants, and particulars had of Mr. Wise, Solicitor, Kingsbridge; Mr. Pidsley, Solicitor, Exeter; Messrs. Carr and Kensit, Solidi tors, John -street, Bedford-rosy ; and Mr. Western, Solicitor, Hart-street, Blonmemiry. CANAL AND WAFER WORK SHARES, AND EQUITA- BI.E ASSURANCE POLKAES. To be SOLD by AUC [ION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 2d of February, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, GRANI) .11..TNcTION, Stourbridge, Thames And Medway, Wilts and Berks, Kennet and Avon, Basing stoke, Dudley, Lancaster, and Ashby dc la Touch Canal Shares Portsea and Farlitigton, East London, and Xi/est Middlesex Water Work Shares; and Three Old Policies of .Eieoo each, on a very desirable life of 53 years, Lt the EgaitableAuurance °Nice, Blacifriars Bridge. Particulars 's• the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, No. 2s, New Bridge-itre•ct. BOOKS, PRIN 1 ti, PAIR ''LOBES, MAPS, PLATE, &c. E I'ON COLLEGE, BUCKS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Lodge, Eton College, ow Monday, the sth of February, 1810, and the Five following days, by order of the Latteoton of the Rev. Dr. Davies, clt•r•!ased, (late Provo a st of EtontsaSego): ASCARCE and Valuable COLLECTION of ENGLISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, and CLASSICAL LITERATURE; containing about 4000 Volumes, selected with the greatest judgment front the most celebrated Works of Antient and Modern Writers, many of which are unbound, and Presen tation Copies : some fine and beautiful Prints, about 700 Ounces of Platc; &c. &c. The Sale to begin each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues may be had at is. each (to be returned to Purchasers) of Mr. Smith, Auctioneer, Windsor ; and at No. 9, New Broad -street, London. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sok, and no Parson to be admitted without a Catalogue. This day was published, price Is. 6d. Embellished with, 1. An elegant Portrait. 2. The Reigning Fashions, in two elegant coloured Fashions, XTEW SERIES of the LADY'S MONTHLY MINFUNT, for JANUARY ; or, P.Aite Repository of Amusement and Instruction ; being m Ass”mblage of whatever can terse] to please the Fancy, interest the Mind, or exalt the cha rzaer of the I;:turisit FAIR. Sev.•n Volumes of this Work may he had, ornamented with Heads of eat! Royal Fa.nily of England, and other Royal and Noble Personages, engray.:d a superior manner, price Ss. or in various bindings. With an elegant Portrait, by Freeman, from Sir Joshua Rey tr,l.l", of Noel Desanfans, Esq. price 2s. •i'HE MON I'HIN Milt Olt, for De:m - 11NT; reflecting Men and M tnneri, ane their I . !itorrie, The Stage. Six Volumes of this Work are completed, containing wry su perior Portraits of eminent modern Characters Price U.S. 12s. in boards. Printed for Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe, No. It , Poultry. BOTANY, MUSIC, FASHIONABLE COSTUME., beautiful PORTRAITS, awl a minute and faithful Representation of the Interior of the New Theatre, Covent-Garden, representing a full audience, and the performance on the ::tage. &c. &c --All these valuable Embellishments are contained in the First Num ber of the Commencement of A Nnw SERIES of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE; to be published on the Ist of February mri:t, 1810, as is usual with the Magazines, commencing with the New Year; and to be continued Monthly. The BOTANY, it is hoped, will be sufficiently recomm•aded by the high and scientific character of its Author, Dr. Thornton. It is illustrated with numerous Engravings, and entirely original,, being intended for the female reader, and explained upon a sys temwhich excludes all ambiguous and indelicate terms. The Music has the special pledge of its Composer, Mr. Hooke, for its superior acellence. The Literary part consists of sixty-four pages, and contains, I among many other valuable ankles, the following, viz. Hyme nea in Search of a Husband ; 'Persian Letters, from Mule)* Cid Sadi, one of the Secretaries to his Excellency the Persian Ambits s.ulor in London, to Osman Cali Beg, hic friend, at Ispahan ; the History of the Oldcastle Family, &c. &e. and a complete Digest of Miscellaneous Varieties; with an Obituary of every County in England. Published by John Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Messenger, corner of Southampton-street, Stkand, price Three Shillings each Number. Orders received by every books filer in town and country. • , , •.. • ; - REVIEW, ANALYSIS, AND A BsTRAC This day was published, in ore vol. ociren, price 1.2 i. boards, A REVIEW of •the REPORTS to the BOARD Of AGRICULTURE, fro'n the WESTLItN DEPART MENT ENGLAND ; comprieiag Cheibire, Shrop. shire, Here(nrcishire, Worcestershire, GZoncestershire, North Wiltshire, North Sontersers'iire, &c. By Mr. MARSHALL.. Author of various Works on Agriculture, and dtheibranehes of Natural, Political, and Rural Economy; whose Surveys and Registers, relating to those subjects, are the prototype and groand work of the Reports to the Board of Agriculture. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, recently ptiblishai in one vol. Aro. price 12s. in boards, a similar Work ; comprisine Extracts of whatever is peculiarly valuable, and Corrections of what is dangerously erroneous in the Reports to the Board from the Northern Depa: tment ; including Northumberland, Durham. Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, Yorkshire, and the mountainous parts of Derbyshire. With an Introduction, thew ing—l. The Origin and Progress of the Board of Agriculture. 2. The Plan and Execution of the Reports. 3 The requisite qua lifications of a Reporter. 4. 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This day was published. a new edition, price 35.6 d. bound, with the full allowance to Schcol4, ASYSTEM of PRACT ICA L ARITHMETIC, appLcable to the present stute of Trade and Money Trott sactior.s, illustrated by rumerous Examples under path Rule, chiefly adapted to the use of Schools. By the Rev. I. JOYCE. This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the comphibit that every Youth, on his leaving Sehool and entering Into the Counting House. has more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to actual calculations of business. Every Rule, and every Example, is drawn from* real practice in the various branches of Trade, and milers and obsolete Rtil..!s, which have hitherto disfigured our Books of Arithmetic, have given place in the preent system, to the wasp of real life. „,.. Printed for R/CHARY PHILLIPS, London ; a n d to tie OAS Of all Booksellers. 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