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An 'Exposition of the New Te stament, intended as an Intro der to the Siudyof the 1161); Scriptures, by pointing out the 1e ding scr.se and connection of the Sacred Writers. Third Edi tion, 2 Vols. Bvo. I as. in boards.' Lettere* on the Catechism of the Chunk of England. Sixth War, min boards. -•- • • Aknd 'all Mr. Gilpln's other Works. -71 . This day were pubbsbed,.. . . . . .. . . In Q yolunte gottnfo, illusitate‘ by 'ren Plates, print yoe, ad. E r.r .ua. ...k .. )9PrOt . E lietrear . in of Bozasy and Vrovermus knyr ~. L;;Illovilat: Aririndated from the Owns* at AC; V,r_, Professor of Botany at Berlin.' • ..'.. -•-.! r - : ',ln. , O. Inot:T;Cndild and W....Davin*, Strand; NOM: link. r•sentWeltablirsta.f _ ....- r. .. • -- •:- • .. !. - ~ - rvv ~c• .^ 4 . • : 1 ilit:fttitt beriapersadad la Germany all other Introductions ~, sk si str 701,1abilariliat : twangy, thorn ire minf 'ot ion t ilatiattrynnaati. - It Is iniandattodaate ItZt a irtoirojealniamort and Tseutlits'od :outstribtoOrtsits Language; bat u. beat • Acrid? Alm linannennliannertbtuts vrbleit arse' not la airrottlierti, eli s ome thing w hich could not be :n any of them ; for instance, it „gsrptorsttoll•lf-tlielltuabmetra of Vegestibti - Phylabogy, on tit. Principlif dfitie busit•Disttivcries in Chtiniary.. -. 3t onntiini •'Sbetitusi'oe-ibe Disuses of - Ands; a History , aerie Balance; and abet:tined 9iiiters;tuu • it isillastrattd by • 3ertof Mites . alio: get her flu; and there is a Table Botany akin but in the of Colounywith - a Plate, which %Al be t te* essterlalose'ttiStudeuts, not:of - . . .. . _j,.•a. :.:~.., . . Fellow and Secretary o:tllEStclety of Antiquaries of London. Printed for Louirinan, Hurst, Kees and Orme, Paternorter-row. original returns mada to Parliament by the 0 rersor.rs of the several Parishes, in 1403, constitute the basis of this Work. To the valuable information derived from this source, other suit- able facts have beep added from all the County Histories, and Books of Topography, nuw extant. Many deficiencies have been supplied, and inactunaciis corrected, by an extensive correspon dence, instituted by the Author, with the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in vtriona parts of the icingdom. INE AR TS. DEATH on the PALE HORSE ; or the OPENVO of the SEALS.-.R.evclations, Chap. vi. Verses 7 and s. From a Sketch, by B. 'WEST, Esq. President of the Aorta . • _... Academy. , • r Subject is ,intended to express the triumph r i !f Death over all things, by means of that 'satiety of hztnais calamiliss and mortal sufferings, which pestilence, famine, and the swon!, together with the vices of Mall himself, hath introduced into the norld. Its object is to express univertsl clesolrition ; to dee& all the methods by which a world maybe destrOyed. • .n • : • • ••• Au eminent writer, whilst the original Piiture was upo2 efM• bid .= in the Louvre at. Paris, has passed the fcflinwiab,PrAses width deseives to be recorded for its %nal elegance and justn_e4, After reviewing the composition arlarle, *C6hcliicki-"."TM is the most difficult of subjects which the. pltuanott ;Man could undertake; but the painter has wi etrn ir , and ft nas - beiti nos° No. XtVlll of LA BELLE ASSEMBLAE; I, contains a . most masterly and • accarateoutline Of•thir salslitne sketch, done iminttdiately permisiion, under ibildipection of Mi.' ''Except - tise entine?feins, ito engkistr-Ilitle has ever been executed front this Picture, which, front its eletiared . rank irlArß, and oniversti.celbrity, deservei to-be-enrolled in the collection of every man of tette and.lostes of ,Fajating. • • • This Nthnberlikeirise'contairq,a beautiful Rortrait a a diet *Atha Pet kde of the /total -Farnitt4itelondoit Fashions fort he month Cryrolean idostumes ; an fsquisiti Sing; end an eaquls _site. Pattern for 7 Needie-worki. fq..pgither with an - elegant' and iLli!CFarf . M4i ellan Ys the e rts. •„. • • Nos. 26 and 27, of therms w•qt/t,cent4ln.the seven C a rts Rslphiel,and the Death OF inalt-AroVe ; salitexquillittles-ens 11 • ! • lit, ill :4lr a ' : dim :. ; 46bilai: . • ur . 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He applied to th e .iertook to sell then did at an under price, Michaelson applied to ant told him he was he troubled him any I have him taken up had been offerd 245. ne ; and on the road for a score of them iad, in May and No !m ; they were store- Lleumen and butchers the shecp were poo r , but, after a most ex ,Ll4conoucut, the Jury, rdict for the PlatntifE he hoped this verdict a to salesmen, and de_ been too often and too 'antage of tho unsu of this sort would they were easily seen hew commenced yes. amouly fine, and th e y great. . wry begins Drawiaz zes fixed for any dis. •efore the drawing be. ;e over those who buy e drawn the first day, public to purchase as Wished Ofilces, No. 4, )ss, where 38 Cnpital the last year, including paid on demand. uently been subscribed Ding Breweries, 1;)istil• ce Offices, &c. in ex• A subscription is now on or before Tuesday the subscribers hill de r beyond any proposal üblic. Hoax= and lubs, Societies, and in. beneficial Tickets and obtained at their old. aces, 26, Cornhill, 52, set's-hill, Borough. s Patent Antiscorbutie F.ruptive Diseases, may removing any injurious ction of the absorbent cases in which the m il, the discharge at fast e more violent) till the colour and consistency, appetite. Even this is io from want of vi c: the extremities. urvy, Gout, and Itheu s requested you will ask Drops, with a black ink double bottles 10s. and An allowance on taking 3AZ ET l'E, FEB. 27. ngland :sod Wales, from tbs y, 1809. Dats, LBeaus. I Peas. s. d. s. d. s. d. 29 9 :g 11 69 10 mputed m the returns made 31s. sd. per bundred weight. r...E, LONDON, FEB. 27. 110011, COLD, an d rsicrg. uulay, Weclnessl. 1 Frilty, :b. 22. I Feb. 24. Feb. 26. 1 s , 54 G o 57 0 55 0 53 0 57 0 58 6 ::7 0 47 6 58 0 55 0 60 0 52 6 SS 0 54 6 56 0 58 0 58 0 4$ 6 55 0 58 6 61 0 51 0 I 61 46 6 52 6 53 6 40 0 52 6 S 7 0 E D. Wilkinson, ag ed 10 yeas sodd Ildoses.. Esq. of Belk V", ; youth fell a victist to the sloe be best of parents Into barer Jertnyn-street, Mr. Geri , Irqmmond, Esq. of Fleet-strosi rge's-suet_t, Canterbury, Mr:l. hed by LEVEL KENT, o f Cio , he STAR-Of FMB, No. 1, Carer STAR-Ortaz, Tecapkag. % 7 • " THIRTY•EIGEFF CAPITAL PRIZES In the List Year, including TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Were all shared and sold by . . T BISH, at his old 'established O ffi ces , No. 4, 1 • Cassup.i., wad No. 9, CHARING CROSS, London, where tzralml Pares aie selling fur the STATE LOTTERY, the • if .b contains more than double the Number of Prizes than were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotte -504440 pagedier7-viz. S Prizes of £20,000 '2O Prizes of £l, OOO 3 .--- 10,000 30 --- 500 4 -..-- 5,000 45 --. 100 bee. ice. Ike. Tickets and Shares arc also selling for the CITY LOTTERY - , *Prizes of which consist of substantial Freehold Houses, dis IMO of Land-Tax. The Scheme cont ains s i lalued . at £'25,000 7 Each of £4,000 i --- 7,000 6 emmiNi ,000 coo 4 Each of 6,000 1 --- •3 , 000 Pawns in the Country may be supplied, the same as if present, 10 soutiag dui; ordeq, post or carriage paid, to either No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross. Oat Schemes may he had gratis, and all Prizes in either Lot try la 1)4 paid on Demand by T. BISH . --,----___ IT WILL PAY YOU WELL FOR READING. Susan of • Ticiars Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper at 1 WARNER'S, N 0.16, CORNIII La., than at the other 1. Ism 'pie Statement Of Prices as under, will clearly posbessess saving to the Public : ' • Wstssa's Patess, Ospitt OFFICES' Paters, Mg* a good Profit. schtili they avoid Publishing. Mt lO 1£ 0 Halt 10 15 0 OPtgr rid.... .... 213 6 Eighth ...... ... 17 0 Sixteenth ...• lB 0 gre TUESDAY, the Bth of MARCH, the WHEELS of " " the GRAND STATE LOTTERY go round, Abtodantly stored with Capitals, three times the Number of former Lotteries, via. sew,opo 120 of 10,000 30 5,000 45 •••••• Etc. &C• &e. Per"S in the country, sending I.etters, (Post paid), enclosing Biolt-flotes, Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find illaidiiistal advantage, at I. WARNER'S, al the Country Offices Oggiattly put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the •Mher Londep Offices. Letters enclosing Bank-Notes, Bills, or Post -Office Orders, Nat be paid Double Postage ; and Letters enclosing Cash, must 111)11d Trehle Postage. 3 0 £l,OOO 500 100 •- • zppeATiori, A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of. *a- die University of Oxford, whose thoughts have been long ikalgto the important subject of Education, has appropriated a bet sod remises of very superior description, to the purposes of ralEstablishment. While the situation and accom- Sidabbisfe equal to every expectation that might be formed ; **de to give such references, as will satisfy any enquiry re =motives for such an undertaking, and his princip les in of it. The former are little connected with the pre ninetatedament, and the latter will be discernible in the undevi aiegattention, which, without the slightest relaxation of the cha nitudstit energy of a Classital School, will be used to establish AI "disciple, of the Church of England, in the mind of every lhlientrusted to his care. Sensible that in announcing his in tuition to pay especial regard to the point of religous instruction, be risks the classical character of his plan, he still prefers that tans- P'l disadvantage, to the least reservation upon so indispensis• Me a feature of it—No fanatic himself, he will not even bo etW re!• 11 . 01 instilling fanaticism into others ; b ut havin g long Wel OK It is toolate for youth to acquire princip les, when, on eater ., . life, they are both called upon for the exercise of t hem, Iml also nand in need of dattir support ; and being equally sada. • ad that neither conduct or happiness c ke •expected without kewill not undertake any charge that :would preclude him Ir ica lkt =s:oner or later, the only certain foundation d both: containing the terms, and every further particu lar.** to b iti es; wi t hout expence of the- folgwittp Booltselllets " 25 , St. PatlrS Caureb-Tirotldir. • ' Mr. Darer, -ul, Strsud, wberetid,reices - lI I E HANDS have e7/0 tiori ,:ts_it.:o4 6 , l , rgr._ ~ :` V * 1.0 , " *l 4 Beatiii to betik'Sbiei;•aentiti. Ante-rat* Or Europe " sileritfal to kase . of V.lnk.-1111.13ANDANA SOAP; 4 NA.. '• • • " . ~,A , : ---coafiea, possesOlepeeulfir property 0: evipirtill sezquidte . .acaty of texture inaitleoceivAble fairneyf ti) the . ' *dame consnint waahe4 witl‘ thta,!.:94i,,,„lkNen * in .it 1 ,_., de akin his been Wired by L a bour or other I/tact:cc, , i=: 8 4 . 4, 1 110s are effectually. infalUb.iyin4pitiplie) y 1 ....7":"5._, .inj isebeeded by i inapo,tfiness, fairtfed, n 4 ft.icac of ..rl' ea raa,.cel . vredi cannot be acq u ired by. iny 'OtbeF mean s w it- , ishinaktiiii<ionlY, th at any One can ftlqn Ast ideluao 'suite) "ugipoi ileillenet of this Awe.. •• • ... -. • asilb7 the .PleiriCor'i aete Agent, whose ajjnature it beam tlialt t .:: 0. itn, String, near T em ple-bar, Loudon: aid *a itirthei seenzity, beg tbeniriii be prat 4 tieutpt l . .. _., Ade 'Dante cad kadreer rirthv prinier;l3. Sprite; Nat s.4llVet,poe'elie oi r den h affixed to the libel antivipejr ... - 1, en see counte r f e its.—tiold by tale. Pdrftiniers l =efia ti la aVallralai Coultrf Trice - ts. ea& Caber • -" ' ; -- nn.'l. W . tr‘K ---47 MAY . 7-7 7 - - ....., ,• . , tint toxtikeTtßY. BEGINS pR4 Wlllll3lg As t or als! lid fnil o : ll rng glumkilli 1 44 12KC *4o:iwittott. Parana : - • 3 Prizesa Anc l oo 2 are 5 Ammo i°o°° —". -'11 ).0 00 • • 4 ..., SAO *POW 1,000 Wart 15,000. YDI Ifi soo - . s ir IF a nd CO. reellnin N o. 11, Pou lt ry , and No. 12, ciend to their Friends and tite Polk the e h.djae : as potatoing'superior advantages to inyLottery for _ ,„7 , „,,ei ,—r n et Three Blanks to a Prize , a n extraordinatl y .7.5 ;iefOgitals, a nd none of the Prizes fixed for t ortkular ba y s . 0 ?a n and Co. have been remarkably fortunate in the sale mid the Ticket I` 7 o. 1 1 ,0 70 . the only Prize of areah soldbi be,last Lottery,? ides serval inftirior Capit4s. mfon —. •r• A Tif LOTTFAY BIGIIA • • . psialiErrs TBISTATIi Icrroxr Bscaiik Tu •-• • DRAWORJ. '' • visadi se t ad into:Wives, Quarters, Eighths, and nutteenthsy by "RD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, at eass. Lottery Mike, No.lllB, Royal Eitchaage, and *cam la London, au their Account. witisont any fixed Capitals, contains 3 Prizes of £ZO,OOO each. 3 ditto --10,000 4 ditto 5,000 011 ditto -- 4,000 3// ditto 500, &c. &c. y al vac Blanks to a Prize, and nearly Double the Number r a bic contained in any Lottery for many years past, though ; mc — agjog Lotteries consisted of 60,000 TiekNa. • u tt ers (post-paid) duly answered; and country orders, ac cosissittt with remittance, attended to on the same terms as if 1 4•1 ' • vr Tickets snd 'Shares are likewise on Sale for the City Free ultfloase Lottery, •K •-'4verfOLLENG 0.111161, ON. r rin COMMISVONIR3fir PICYJALLING. HIS IVIiIJE.TI z7' NAY S !' eir h p es s ii;e' That ogPithurselay •tin 3d of *it* neat, tE! . P.or . ilit.iii, ready to rAceioc TeOeleis iq wrjtina tsea*.d. up) and irei:t ** FIVE at/SAND ELLS of CANVAS , for Pudding. Earls, anSWerable to Samples to be produced with the 'Tenders; to be delivered in one month into the Victualling Stores at Deptford; .• awl, to be, paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days aktzr date, • The . Coaditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's °dee. Atio regard will be had to any Tender M which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the soil Thursday the 3d of March next, nor wales: the Person who 104itl the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when Balled for. , . i7aVALLING4MTICE, February 24, leos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MIS MAJESTY" , NAVY, do hereby give Notice, TYR oin tueiday the 2241 of March next they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply or what FRESH BUJ! maybe iequired for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at foiriey aid Weymouth (on separate Con tracts) during the space of twelve months certain, and further until six months warning shall be give*. To be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office ; or by applying to the Postmaster at Jersey, and the Col lector of the Customs at Weymouth. Na regard be had to any Tender in which the pritt shall not Le inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &- fore one o'clock on the said Tuesday the 22.1 of .111 arch next, nor unless the person who males the Taller, or some terser, on his Lehay,_ attends, to answer when call:d for.