Star. — London, England, 1808-01-16 00:00:00

...' "4 . . . i -- ... -,. .. ,• 1 ..., ar A %<;.. , A - . ..,..1 , -...- •-w 0. ti- ! t is, t. 0,1=7 - -AA t• - \ • • 41 • 41k ale .. .4 - k ._.. SAIVRT)I.i.Y, J: ilii VicltY: re; 1 iiii: 4 #".. •] • t TUB Pc''DlD, at a HOW HE Sold by 11!"*64.1.10t lln Two THILATRI ROYAL, DRURY rusEEESENT EVENING, PATZAIN 16, IA be meted the Centedy s ALL IN THE WRONG. I - ReVesselm'oni‘t,irinVir.r°VusestertCr Beverly, .14 1 . 119 1Z ^ Van S d r ; Mrs. Jordan ; Lady Reshess, Miss Duncan ; and It:tlas Pope. -• (for the 18th time) a New Grand and Comic Panto. caned giaIBOND; or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. ;IA Castle Spectre ; with the New Ppappii!m. FIFTH TIME. WEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 16, be p e rformed a New Histreical Donis, In Three etcts (Sartmso) ' 211 ' 4 THE WANDERER ; Or, THE RIGHTS OP HOSPITALITY. elti will be pt.rformed (for the 18th time), a new Panto mime, called HARLEQUIN I N HIS ELEMENT; IMF., WAIT P., EARTH, AND AIR. o apary, the Mountaineers ; with the New Pantomime. , - THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. rig SPRING COURSES of LECTURES . w in c ommence at this Theatre, on Wednesday, January 20, 101 The Lectures oe the Theory aed Practice of Medicine, are owed by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL. 0 , A n gomy and Physiology, by Mr. ABER N E TII Y. % M eV, bY Mr. ABERN E TII I ' . oaceparatin Anatomy, and the Laws of Organic Existence, if Va . gACART N EY. Op Donkey, by Dr. ED WARDS. Op Midwifery, by Dr. THY N NE. pit Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. LA WR E scr. fa lather particulars, apply to Mr. Wheeler:at the Apothe ply'l slop of tbe HospitJl. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. --- - 'HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Gen demo Educated at this School, will be held At the Crown Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Monday, the 2501 day of h. R, lea STEWARDS. Israel Bull, A.M. John Hardy, Esq. id Mansfield Clarke, Esq. William Evans, Esq. rie King, Esq. Joseph Taylor, Esq. Dinner on Table at Half past Four o'Clock. Tickets Fifteen Shillings, to be had at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern. ...------ -- 7 GREAI ADVANTAGES !! hues of Ticzyrs at Sixteen Shilliep a Ticket cheaper than at other Okra. at ISVARNER's, No. in --, _ C ORNHILL, who submits J. tie following Statement of Priers, tkat the Public may we Ire much they save in buying at his (NNce. WERNER'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES' PRICES. Au ........ . 10 12 o Half ...... Arta 13 0 Eighth 2 13 6 th fity Tickets ... 712 0 , City Tickers THE STATE I.OITERt Begley Drawing MARCH nth, IROS. Concise a stonishing Number of Thousand Pouads and Tice liumireclPtawls Prizes, in addition to as many Great Ca pitols u mu usual in former Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, as (bribed in the following Ash List : 3 of £20,000 i2O of £l,OOO 10,000 30 500 4 5,000 45 ...... 100 &c. ise. la. Ticket' for the GRAM) crrir LOTTERY in Variety. Letters, (Post paid), containing Orders enclosing Batik Notes, Pot-Olke Orders, or short-dated Bills, will be treated the same al if preuet. Country Agents, for sheet-dated Bills, supplied with Shares on eery moderate Terms.—Letters, post paid, duly answered. GRAND STATE LOTTERY, VITIFT and Co. No. 11, PoinTny, and No. 12, CHALING-CROSI, recommend to the attention of their Friends ad tbe Pablic the Schnne of the Grand State I.ottery, which be- Ws drawing on the nth of March, and contains the following rich lad CAPITAL PRIZES, 3 of 120,000 are 3 10,000 ...... 4 5,000 ......... 1,000 30 .500 £60,000 90,000 20,000 20,000 1.5,000 the whole Wes the usual proportion of inferior Prizes, nuking in klitiza Three Ranks to a Prize. None of the Prizes in this Lenny are fixed for particular days, but are all floating in the siliTand Co. have also nn sale the Tickets and Shares of the GRAND CITY lAYITERY Far Freehold Houses. discharged of I.and'f Al i and valued at L 104,000 IN CAPITAL Putts. As umnra 1 Vdded at £2.1,000 7 Valued at £4,000 7,000 000 6 1 3,000 i 2,000 ••••.. 6, ...... Price of a City Ticket, .C 7 14s. HaV. £4 00 1 Eight £1 1 0 Vain... 2 1 0 Sixteenth 0 10 6 Schemes at large Gratis. . RATE LOTTERY OF espoo TICKFTA. 'EMS DRAWING THE Bth OF MARCH, 1808. TO SL DRAW! IN 1l DAYS. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of C. 20,000 are X. 60,000 10,000 ....... ........ 30,()00 4 t'll 500 4,500 3,000 21,000 16,5'00 45 .••••,... • 00000000 100 50 21 13 t.0,,N0 5,1G0 ...... 21,000 Tickeu. r u NO FIXED ratzE. „ r r- a°Ove SCII2IIF with Not Three Blank s to a nFe, contains nearly double the Number of Capital Prizes 1 11 1 lottery for many years past, though many 0 1 111040 11 . 4 t" Witlst misted of 60,000 Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their Lucl.- i Offices, .„ kik 11, Holborn; 37, Cornkill ; and 38, iimiarket ; "wwiessilkewise on Sale, Tickets and Shares IN a Sitet vhri et, of Numbers, in the 04.141) CLTY LOTTERY OE FREEHOLD 110U4S, Dischaged of Land Tax i containing C4Pitaf Priz-6 to : the amount of ,E. 104,800; vii, 1 1 •ealtred aR. 25,000 7 valued at 44,002- k...... . ........ 7,000 6 I s ............... 6,000 1 rissatcr ['RIC' : r ane, . Ticket . . . ,f. 7 14 0 • • " • 'oe• 40 0 I Eigt , th - £.l 1 0 _ - 2 1 0 i Sizteentb, - 019 h to be Drawn in Guildhall, 2641 April, 1808, it 250,000 VICTUALLING ofiriti,:tr;w4s, Nos. rrHE CO MMIS S 1010E'RS jot Vitr.I4LLItIG . . • HIS MAJESTY', burr, a herAy if* Nair*, That on Tuesday the +AI of Februarrnext, theystrat be ready to receive Tenders in writing (pooded 'no), apd great for 'MIME HUNDRF,D TONS of CIiESI:II4, l*RlilfSHißE, WAR.- WICKSAIiit, and GLbUCF.:STEILSkfIRE CUF:ESE. or Clieete : of equal goodness; and for ONE I•Mbibliftriaisil rift" TONS . of ROSE CORI . (ieiontis).l3dTtEß,Or . iiititigiißUTTEß, of equal gnOdnesi ; 6 be eelbltered, one Ulf id' the ionise ;)( a month apt Ilse other ball in one stonth afterwards, into His 'Majesty's Victualling Stores at . perirorti, Portunnuth, and Ply mouth ; in the folic:Ting emotions, viz. cutest. BUTTER. DEPTFORD - 100 Tons. :50 Tons, PORTSMOUTH 100 DO • pLIMOUTH ;OR 50 $OO 150 And to be paid for by *ilk Philtr.*F s r' ' fitak ' ieER dater-11ie Condittots bi :tart's 01Oct. =ifte at the No iv ard wild he had to any Tender in which the ?rite shall soot be ;fi ltered in words 'at lektdh, • r that shall not be delivered to the Board b9rore ;one o'clock on tie said Tuesday the 2d of February next, nor anion the per son who mates the Tender, or muse person on his behalf, attends, to ° ansluer whew callettfir. MANOR, MANSION, AND ADVOWSON. - - - . WANTED to PURCHASE, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a good HOUSE, and the ppitiirruAL ADVOWSON of the PARISH in which it is situate. The Diitallet from London not to exceed .50 Miles. Particulars to be Stan to Mr. TYNDALL, Solicitor, Linea iflD.Fiadt. CHURCH PREFERMENT. rr°BE SOLD, a Perpetuity and a Presentation, with a prospect of early possession. One within tto Miles of London, the teller at a greater distance. Application front principals Only to be made to Mr. Tr NDALE, solicitor, Lincoln's- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ot Thursday, the 4th of February twat, at the Rod Lion Inn, in Ilinbury, in the County of Oxford, at 'lime o'Cloc in thek Afternoon, in Lots; ----- • - 'rHE WINDSOR MANOR of DEDDINGTON, I in the County of Oxford, with the Copyhold and other Manorial Rights kelonging thereto. Also two substantial Farm- Houses, called the Great-House and the Leaden-Porch Farms, with extensive Yards, Homesteads and Out-buildingi, situate in the Town of Deddington ; and near 20 Acres of old inclosed ' Lands called the Castle Closes, lying adjoining the said Town ; with the two Meadows dustiest Pasture called the Great Fisher, and near 1000 Acres of very excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lind, situate in the Township of Deddington, and in the Hamlets of Clifton and Hampton,in the same Parish,as the same are now let out upon tin lnclosure ef the open fields there. The above premises arp holden on a renewable Lease for cl years, partly under the Dean and Capons of Windsor, and partly under the Dean and Canons of Christ Church, in Oxford. Also, a Freehold Farm-House, with good Out-buildings, Home stead, and a Plot nf about 3 Acres of usefid Freehold Land, in the Hamlet of Hampton afpresaid. Particulars and Plans of the several Lots, with the Conditions of Sale, will be left at the Offices of Mr. Caldecott, Solicitor, `ln Rugby, Warwickshire I Messrs. Churchill and Field, in Dedding ton ; George Booth Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London ; at Mr. Godson's, Land Surveyor, Hooknetton, Oxfordshire; and at the principal Inns in Banbury and Chipping Norton : and Mr. 'Taylor, of Deddington, will she* the Lots. THE Creditors (if any) of JOHN HUMPH RY the younger, formerly of Constantinople, Merchant, and who died there several years ago, are desired to send the particu lan of their respective demands to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Princes street, next the Bank, London, before the 20th day of Fehntary next, *hen the whole of the Money arising from the Estate of the said John Humpkrys, is intended to be applied and paid by the Administratrix in or towards the discharge of such debts as were owing by the said John Humphry•s at the time of his death, according to their legal priorities, LETTER COPYING MACHINES AND WRITING DESKS. MIDDLETON, No. 162, Strand, opposite • Newcastle-street, begs leave to inform the Public, that he has now ready for sale an ettensive assortment of LEVIER COPYING MACHINES, for Counting-house and private use, On the utility of Letter Copying Machines it is not necessary to dwell, as it is well known that twenty long letters may be copied, without the possibility of error, in less time than one of a moderate length can be written. He has likewise a great variety of Writing and Dressing D:sks for the use of Ladies and Gentlemen, in ma rgany,satin wood, Sae. &c.—Pocket Shaving Commodes, Pocket books, Thread-cases, &c.—The Original Manufactory for black Lead Pencils. TO MAGIS'rRATF.,S, PROVE.SSIGIIIIAL MFN, and 0 __TFIERS. CAPPER's TopooßAPHicAt DICTIONARY of GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, and the other British Islands, will be ready for Delivry to the Public on the '2lst inst. in one ve►y large Volume, pativo, closely printed; accompanied by .56 newly-drawn Mites, tribe 245. in boards, or 275. with the Maps coloured. This Wert has been originally compiled from Parliamentary, Ofhcial, and other Modern Authorities ; and is the most complete and comprehensive Description of every County, District, Parish, 'and Place, within the British Islands, that has ever been published. Bridge-sir:stet, jut. 14,1808. TWa d a y was published. In One Vol. linsio. the 2d Edition, price 4s, in boards, ATREATISE on the COW PDX, containing an enum e r ation of th e principal facts in the history of - that disease, the method cif communicating the infection by inocullit don, and the 'swans of diglinguishing between the genuine an spurious Cow Pock. Illiistrated by Plates. By GEORGE BELL, F.R.S.E. Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Fdin buegh, and one of the Surgeotts of sae Royal Infirmary of Edin burgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternosters row ;. and W. Laing, Edinburgh. Sr/PER-HIV 'MK SPAWNS.' ' This day were published, price fiOs. done up separately for the . Pulpit, QIXTY Original MANUSCRIPT SERMONS, adapted every Sundiy in the Year, and for . fhe Prineipal Holidays alid Extraordinary Occasions, printed in a ties! Script eicron 'purpose, in exact ittitation of Solaauseript. By a Dignitary of the CHURCH of I'2IGLAN D. These otiginsl Sermons are respectfully* submitted to tb e veza as suptrioeifiddeiVeompositions, better adapted to their 4vowed. objett diet) 4fty'prtiviona atteMpti of rheaaltie . kind. Theantfidt haa himself preached every ode of the*, And he eatt therefore spe'sk to their"suitahte length and effact-,he can also boast of the sanction ;Odell fliey havt , received fecal very'diatinguisted. ordas n ientq of the Church. • • . - Printed for 'Thomas Ostell, Av&Mayia-lane near St. Paul's, Landon and said by ill Booltieltefi Wrirsatt latidrenintrt. N.% Clergymen whir may ; 1 1 0 chgese.*Foirchawtheaniiic ore till ihrY hive examined it few, may be Aeeotrosiodsoci w i t h, #3core i n ddft. ently-aelatad for4ittstgliband be, Which In s t,•lf• oSle, be addressed to the Publisher by the Post. At a - Committee for Establishing Lancaster Schools lathe Clay of Bristol, Widths iilth of Janir.:ry,lBoB. - 'Mart toks timig orthi l l i tortunittes be presented to Mr. Jos era Lanearret, Ice the teat be has. manifested is furthering the virbbes of oar Sovereign fir the Education of. Youth, rod the nter.., did he has used la 01:analog the eitablislunent of Eton ennui Schools an. tastier of Bristol, so useful to she interests of .the labouriss Pew, sod honourable to the cause of civilisation and virtue, . . (Signed) T. E. orocx, rhainssin. -THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMON'S. CORRECTED To JANUARY 1, MS. This thus waiimblisktid,Priee Ws. 6tl:in boards, ilsk-in Red, or 12 L Cai. Itew-dold eoisreeil EALition, =dorsi to Ws In Of blarchof lA' vaGmrkilem. INptx to the HOUSE ceitootas . L aiß.;wg krief bui correct Notfris of die jdie tilliforrarir coltnacrsons, the SerrierosiAL. CALARACIIIIS- SIP4/017, and Odier useful and sotidnetot7 particulars rehire to ALL twit mmittinis ad the Pusan' Com. , moms HOUSE of B4.4.11.1.41101111T; drawn up sal ;stinted** Cimmardl6a tikfie Court lfilesseto Nkl the Pocket PPfrades- Printed fur RIViiARD -Parties; No. d, Bridge street, Black friars, and robe had of ail Booksellers. Of whom may be had, in gine Volumes complete, or either Volume separately ; Memoirs of Public Characters between the Years 1790 and 1807, price 10s. 6d. per volume, in boards, embel lished with Portraits. ARCHITECTURg. ?Ids day was pubtillsed, elegantly engraved in 3S Plates, rto, price IL lia.6d. in boards, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS for RUSTIC COTTAGES, plc= RESQU E DWELLINGS, VILLAS, &c. with appropriate Scenery, Plans and Descriptions; to which are prtfued, some Critical Obit rvations on their Style and Charac ter ; and al so of Castles, Abbies, and ancient English Houses. Concluding with Practical Remarks on Building, and the causes of the Dry-Rot. By W. F. POCOCK, Architect. Published by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, price ns. a new Fdition of 1, The Buit,ns.a's Paley. B O OK; including the advances on Timber, and corrected to May 1807. 2. 'fun's Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Hot-houses, Green , houses, Conservatories, &c. on 27 Plates, folio, coloured 21. 121. lid boards. . . 5. LUGAR'S Lle.igns for Farm-houses, Farm-yards, Dairies, Cottages, &c. 21 Plates 4to. 11. 51. in hoards. NATURAL PlilLthl'OPHY. This day was published, price Ss. bound in blue, illustrated by numerous Engravings, N EASY GRAMMAR of NATURAL and Al. 'EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, written ori the Plan of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, and Robinson's Gram mar of History, and designed as a eawcracwt. FLYMENTARV BOOK, to simplify the Study of Philosophy in Schools. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR.; Author of the Class Book, of Exercise* in Reading, &c. &c. In the Plan and Arrangement of this Week, the Author has foillowed the justly approved Plan of the Works above mentioned, as far as the Subj •cts would admit. The Elementary Principles of every Branch of Philosophy have been briefly explained, and have been demonstrated and familiarised by Experiments, in the performance of which very Litt its appOratus will be requisite. Printed for Rico/tap PII/LLlrs, Bridge-street, London; and to by had of all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. Of whom may be yad, In two handsome Volumes, duodecimo, Lrc . ruaxs on NaTtiant. and EXPERIXTNTAL PHILOSOPRY, by George Gregory, D.l). serving as an elucidation and commentary on the sneceeding work, for the use of Teachers and the Senior Scholars. A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN LONDON. This day was published, in one large and elegant Quarto Volume, illustrated with Sixty Engravings, by the tint Artists, plain and coloured, price Three Guineas in Boards, MODERN LONDON : consisting of a Brief History of the Metropolis of the British Empire, and of a FULL and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DRSCRItTION of its PRESENT STATE ; illustrated by beautiful characteristic Frocibevis us, representing all the Places of great Public Resort, and the principal Buildings. This Wcrk is the only existing Publication of sufficient Con sequence and Authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth, Splendour, Vopulation i and Magnitude, of the largest City in the World . It was published expressly with that Design, and it is calculated to convey to the remotest Nations the clearest ideas relative to London, and to preserve the recollection of its most interesting Features to tLosc persons who are or have been fdiailiar with them. Printed fur RICIIARD Pour] P 5, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Bo oks. Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, price si. bound in red, 'I'HE PICTURE. OF LONDON, fur IRon. NATURAL. HISTORY. This day was published, embellished with twelve beautifully co loured Engravings, price Five Shillings, half-bound, THE lIISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the most remarkable and interesting BRITISH BIRDS ; con= mining a popular View of their Characters and Habits; accom panied by AnertL)tes ' chiefly intended for the Amusement and Instruction . f young Persons. By the Author of the HISTORY of BRITISH DOMESTIC QUADRIIPEDS Piinted for RICHARD 0, Bridge-street, Black friars ; sold by B. T.sbart, New Bbnd-street ; and by all other Booksellers Of whom may be had, The HISTORY Of BRITISH DOMESTIC QU A DRUPEDS, with plates. Price 2s. 6d. NATURAL. HISTORY for ScuociLs, with Seventy Plates. By W. Mayor, L,L.D. Price bound. ANIMA! BIOGRAPHY; or, Anecdotes of Animals, &c.— By the Rev. W. Bingley. 3 vols. 11. los. VISITS to the MENAGERIE and the BOTANICAL GARNISH at PARIS, Price 2s. 6d. half-bound. RURAL ARCHITECTURE. • This day were published, in 4to. with 6 plates, price 10s. 6d. INSTRUCTIONS for BUILDING in PISE ; or, The Art of Erecting strong and dUrable Walls, to the height or several Stories,' composed entirely of earth and tise most common materials. . By WILLIAM BARBER, 'London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's-street. Whey. may be had, 1. Adtinson's Cottage Architecture, with observations on the difierenOut‘erials used for building them, 4to. 13 plates, 11. Is. 2. Gandfs Designs for Cottages, Fluildings, Lodges, etc. with ground plans, descriptions and , 4/0. 43 plates, 21.25. & Gasidy's Rural Architect, or variouLtetigns for Labourer's Cottage, Dairies, Baths, Mills, Entrant* °Aces and Lodges, &c. with Ground Plans, Ethoun.:s put Dewriptfpno, 4to. 42 Ato p 2L 2s. . Gifiard's Select Plans for elegant Cottages, Villas, Ere, 400. 30,1114144.,1L iis. 6d. • • • 4 5. Gifford't Designs for snail Cottage puildinp, Shootingßaimil ace. 4to. 20 Platcs, 1L Is, _ 6, it obcrt. son's Dflrgits for Garden Cheirs, Gates, Park Wait ees, Aviaries, Temples; Boat *Uses, eridlleg_' az, 4 1c 4 2 1 ! • 7. ROtittlian'S •*miier Garda', Mt Rodin.; ' rts, Greembouste,&e.eta. plates 2Llsi •• 2 . 2: B. A Catalogue of Books oil Atria". ar ifi ß t i ll i t= Planting, Gardening, Rural Ma lAbdscipa &c. Is. Pri itrilt r ntO Londbn , and Co. i.dinbi;ib. 131i1DIN'S "t K All"b LATIN CLASSICS.. In Two clonal bathers),. AN I). and LA ; Scptu4giat Greek Re Printed TH published lug; illustrated lions and irr- tures and quart" , India paper, loured, II tery, quarto, of the / prints tures, Descriptive Esq. The graver Parts. eminent IT, row P. ' • r 4 r ‘ ' lb•• 4. 4 • 4.116 4 74 4 4"' • 7 • . • • . . trtticv. X-PENCF, • • This day was pultlidlVC in Quarto, piste lab PORTRAIT of the Right HOnotu:able V. ow NELSON widji Ipstef ACCQI4II:oeWHAT )-111 tta tioW RE lED. by White Fle e t-street; F l rton in -Crates , treat and Harley - T 4 A- ..„ Taii jay morel/o*h • - o hatyksosse and closely pr sidi,imed yeeenes, pvo piss so. Is. bo • LE ELOQUENCE of ,the BRITISH SE- ; delegliffildellloy of ele Agit Speeehed of the most 3liehri *Om, -am he been,&livered* the British num Sass tb‘itillil of Charlet L to the premise time. With witdOsilr)BOT l e mi ttkvir , o'f liceStleadonier.ifi that is interesting in the ender ei v ary may, the Reader is here prsteetatl he nine Deba of bates Lewd Chatham, Edmund Purkes fit.' Pair, Mr..Catieleg, Mr. Windisins, Mr. Sheri. •- , •• • a r b. ; Murray,murray, Fleet-etreet •J. Harding , St. James's. e and A. Constable and ' Co. • . GREEK AND LATIN C This day was published, • • we Volumes, Crown Octavo, the Third Edition, with addle sal Authors, and Biographical Notices, (elle* of Inethlt ithera),.price is.. la boards, N INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE of RARE and VALUABLE EDITIONS of the GREEK LATIN CLASSICS, including an accoust of Polyglot 1; die best Greek, and Greek and Latin Editions of the iagint and New Testament; the Scriptores de Re' Itsusti=s; k Romances, and Lexicons, and Grammars. By the Rev. T. FROGNALL DIBDIN, F. S. A. ited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. This day was published, Volume the First, of HE AG:tICULTURA L MAGAZINE, or the Partacr's Monthly Journal of Husbandry and Rural Agar*, shell Monthly; includiog o c casional Observations on Garden r. - Bustratedby a vanity of platea and wood cuts, of new inven- and improvementsin theimpletneuts and mac hinery of the art. Conducted by R. W. DICKSON, M.D. thor of Practical Agriculture, and Honorary Member of the Board of Agrictilture. wed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. • Having brought the Ist Volume of the Agricultural Maga- to a coeclusion, the Proprietor and conductur, In placing it re the Public, feel anxious to make the fullest ackuowledgea is for the altnan unexampled encouragemeni they have expe- :ed, and to . aSsure the nittnierous readers Of the work, that no dons in their power will be wanting to render it More exten- y useful and interesting. This they may be permitted confi- ly to hope, from the daily increase in the ppm* teal value of r contributors and correspon&rss. On this ground, too; they willing to persuade themselves, that no material source of in. ustion, or any of the departments of Rural Bconotny will be sled to escape inquiry, or any praCtical discovery of real utility uponance be overlogked. 'hey look forward with much pleasure and "satisfinion to th itional reeourcei which they have been enabled to provide rot ging to the early notice of the fanner, the various haretitions rations, and improvements, which are continually taking alone • he implements and machinery of the art, by wilich the taboos• he husbandman are not only greltly facilitated and ahridgesLll4 siderahly reduced in their larenne, . . This day was publked, in Duodecimo, Price 3s. fit bound, .ITRODUCTION au Lecteur Francois: au Re- cited de pieces choices ; avec l'explication des Idlegiaibig ee gee ages difficiles, qui s'y troevent. • • _ • . : Pea I.INOLEY MURRAY, • Auteur d'une Grammaire Angloise, &c. dee, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Ormev•Paternoster-row ; non and Harvey, Gracechurch-greet ; W4pau and g row , rk ; and Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. 'This little Volume, which Is designed for the use of persons io have just began to learn the French language, is composed of eacts'from French writers of reputation, who are distinguished the .propriety and usefulness of their sentiments. Mr. Murray I exercised his usu.,' caution and judgment in these selectlone; 3, his explanations, in the Appendix, of the idiomatical expres- ns and difficult phrases, which occur in the extracts, are wen Calked to simplify, and consequently to facilitate the study of e kuiguage."—Anti-Jacobin Review, April,lBo7. . 4 The larger mule whichtbis it an introduction) was mete sed of extracts from a g •eat variety of the first ciass,c4l wstser. the Augustan ag e of French Literature, and we with pleasure serve that i n vo t e r p art of the present performance, as well as of e Lecteur Francois, the author has paid great attention to the • orals of the student Not a sentiment has been admitted which n hurt the most delicate mind, and in many of the pieces, piety id virtue ate placed in the most amiable and attractive points of rev,"--Gentleman's Mag. April, 1207. pe t e r same p na e se e ves , may be had, the Latest Edition} of all ie other works of the same outlier., netnely, .1. Lecteur Francois, 2d edition, corrected, price 45.6 d. 2. 'A First Book for Children, 4th edit. enlarged, price 6d. 3. An English Spelling Book, 6th Edit. Is. 6d. 4. An English Grammar, 15th Edit. improved, 3s. Od, 3. Au Abridgment of the Grammar, 20th Edit. Is. 6. English Exercises, 11th Edit. enlarged, 2s. 6d. 7. Key to the Exercises, 9th Edit. Improved,* 8. Introduction to the !leader, sth Edit. 3s, 9. The English Reader, 7th Edit. 4s. 10. Sequel to the Reader, 2d Tlt s much improved, 4s. 11, power of Religion, 13th Edit. enlarged, ha. 6d. • 4. -• BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES, jnder the Superintendence of Tatstteea, OTTLIT, and Tom IC IN 3, tin the Ist of February will be publithed, No. I. (to be continued Mquthly) of THE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, in -I- two Series ; cernprising Engravings of all the celebrated Pic- urea of the great Matters in the United rangdom, with Historical tnd Descriptive Letter-press. No.l. First Series ; containing two Plates, representing eleven Pictures in the Marquis of Stafford's Collection. On elephant quarto, price 10s. 64 ; ; en atlas quarto, with proof inipringiove en India pper, IL la; qa atlas quarto, with the Prints slightly co- loured, I). 11s. fel. No, I. Second Series; containing " The Woman take din Adul. tery," bj Rubens, in the Colic tion of liekry Hope, Esq. go atlas quarto, price 10$. Gd. ; on colorable; folio, with proof itnpresiinne of the plates on India paper, 11. is. ; on colominex Julio; with tee prints highly finished In colours, in imitation et , * engird Pic- tures, 11. 118.6 d. The Historical Part by William Young Ottley, Rag. 84,2, The Descriptive Part by Henry Tresham, F.sq. R.A. and W. Y. Ottley. Esq.. The Engravings, by Mr. P. W. Tenakiet, Flisterical-,Ene graver to her Majesty, who has the Ertin&tim t the cliontive part of the Work ; Mr. L. Schiavonetti, Ml. A- andotfier eminent Engravers. The Drawings of the,Firit SerieLby Me ; W. W. M. Craig, and of 'the Second Series' by 114:ftiri: .ITwius, V inlet, Hodgson, Ansel, SatChWels - • • Under the Superintendence of IiENIeY T.RESHAM, Esq. It* Printed fcir Longman, Hunt, Rees', 'Sad thane, PatetitoitaS row ; J. White, Eleet-street • Cada mei "aseehtli and P. W. Tonkin , New Boodit;eet ; • • A mixedmatmer of Eng...eying has beiti - ehoeen for the insets Werk„as acknowledged to be the beet, means, of imitating at* rattly the peculiar eerie of che f Matter, end the tench qf tbe t eaer fn ottiarnicuro, Groats the addirlonal'atfeantige °refit hithe peatlllage excellenest in .vehiels the celadty. et yrdreint . most distinguiehed-Meetere is Needed. The casket oftfie undertaking togive a Waited 'Wu! repines~htation of Pia wtoexotthecodigratio4 tw(etSe d n, light and *sow, and colourin g, B, Per further pardeulua, tee the etiopeetes, T i rtiti on, Patinge Paittanunt 1 2 10 45, Besides }Ass lifts Printed zinc to before t tnents rienced, exertions uvely • denth their are willing , lormation, sugared to est tar import...ace They look f additional rei bilging to t alterations, / in the otthe considerably TNT cpeil phraost Printed Doton - York r who extracts by the pas c and along calcaued the IP^ posed' of the observe the Led moralat can and ‘. view,