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SALE OF BROOM HOUSE, AND LANDS NU THE • vri - rF.t.TON ARMS; HAGLEY. • THE SALE by AUCTION of this Priaiierty unavoidably postponed tmtil Thursday the 23,1 day of June next . , hetwecn tLe h..urs.Jl aad ;r foe Afternoon, when the saint will he Sold in such Lots as snail be foto arced upon, if not sooner disposed cf by Private Contract, of which the earliest Notice wilt be g'iven. A GENTLEMAN that can command h Capital of about .0.7000, may employ it to very great advantage in a most eligible Brewing Concern in the Country.—Partirulars will be given by addressing letters post paid) to Messrs. Wood, Wigan, and Co. Hop Merchants, Faison-square, London. This day was published, by asithoriky of the War Mee, THE ANNUAL LIST of the OFFI of die MILITIA of the UNITED KINGDOM. May be had of T. rgerton, Military Bookseller, Wh'-thalL 'this day aver: In Two Volumes, price One Coin:a in boards, MEMOIRS of MARIA COUNTISS D'AI.VA, being neither Novel nor Romance, but appertalning to both, interspersed with Historic Facts and Comiiinciden-s, bs th course of wbi'h are introduced Fragments and Circumstanc4 t alt , wether inapplicable to the events of this distracted ag-. to the measures of the Fore-sighted Defenders of our Holy Ends. By PRIChI.I.A PARLANTE. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. TO MEN OP FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. CEENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made `‘-. 1 . in the most elegant and fashionable Manner, and in that highly approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nubility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSEN and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Ruthbone-place, London (the lat ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and elegant form. Country Residents may be informed how to send their measure per Post. Regimentals, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches, Liveries, &c. &c. BOOKS in VARIOUS I .ANGUAGES, ARTS and Al. NCLS By Mr. RICHARDSON,—By Ord-r of the ExecutOrs, on the Premises, No. P, York- Ar..et, Covent Gat-1..5, To-morrow, May 13, and the six following days, and on Mondry, May 23d, and the eight following days at Twelve, 'T'HE Valuable and Extensive COLLECTION of BOOKS, the so!a Property of the late Mr. John Sotheby, Books.ller, deacr.ed ine:uding the most cele, , rntesi Authors ia Divinity, lii.try, Vain k .es,Traugls, Biography, Natural History. with flu,: coloured Plates; b:.-s: Editians 'of the Clnssics, many extremely rare :'.nd in elegant binding.—To be viewed - on Thu-6- day, Frill.: . , ik , t; Saturday ,srevious, and mornings of sah. Catalage .14 price (ai.awed to purchasers) may be had on tilt Premises, Ba:ai-street ;. Mr. Ford, Mine-hes .111 r ; Mr. D:ighzon,, Cambrik;e ; Mr. Cooke, Oxbrd ; and at Mr. Richardson, No. tl, Stmod. This day was published, price is. in boards, ••• T HE STUDENT'S COMPANION; or, A Summary of Genet-al Knowledge, Geography, Natural History, Astronomy, Chronology, lilstory, L'lugraphy, Com merce, Belles Lome', History of Literature, Theology, lad Puli4is. Illuetrated by a great numbm of Engravings. Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, near White hall ; where may be had, price 7s. in boards, Professor PORSON's LETTERS to Arch-DesccnTRAVFS, in Answer to his Defence of the 'I hree Heavenly W knesses .- 1 1 John, v. 7. This day was published, A CATALOGUE of BOOKS hi various Lan guages and different Branches of I.iterature, ineludirtg the Library of a Clergyman, with other recent purchases, width are now ailing by JAIIRS RITTIII, Reading. Catalogues. one Shilling each (allowed to purchaser, may be had as above, also of Messrs. Longman and Co. Williams and Smith, and Crosby, London. A -- T a GENERA L COURTof PROPRIETORS (dais Company, held on Thursday, the sth of May,lBoB, s die Landon 'Tavern, in Bisirpsgate-street ; kcjiRbTOPHER BAYNkS, Bart . President, in the Chair: -r m . R e p o rt of the Committee having been read, auld taken we Consideration, R ived unanimously, that no fuither Subscriptions be receiv. e i ; bps that sufficient time be given for the Country Agents to feet sod remit their Subscriptions. R es pired unanimously, that the business of this Institution do ice on or before the 24th of June next. • R e spired unanimously, (on the recommendation of the Conn vrost it is the opinion of she Shareholders present, that no Sa la ooght to be taken by the Directors or Auditors of this Com we, until after a Dividend shall liave been made to the Pro 1-6es ; but that the Question of such Salaries, and also of Re motion for their Services from the date of their El^ction until ota b oe e period, be reserved for the consideration of the next goal Court after such Dividend shall have been made. Resolved unanimously, Rot a General Court of Proprietors be holden at the London Deem, on Friday the 13th instant, for the Electioß of Directors os a Auditors. The Ballot to commente at rioven o'clock, and close at three; and that such Proprietors as Intend to become, cam b i bees for those Offices, do signify such intention to the Se ctary of the Committee on or before Saturday next. R es olved, That this :.leeting be adjourned. Ike President having left the Chair, it was *solved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given **Christopher Baynes, Bart. for his impartial and dignited pew in the Chair. Resolved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given *tile Committee, for the ability and unwe.irii d exertiolia they jog Stsplayed in the formation of this Company. By Order, JOHN CHALM, Secretary to the Committee. THE GIU. ND STATE LOTTERY, which begins Di Aw, JUNE 251, i$ the only Lotto y that ever ostained SIX pßiz,gs of X 20,060. SCHEME. $ prizes of £20,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 1 19 00 500 100 50 22 15 £120,000 s:0,00t) 10,000 6,(:n0 5,000 3,100 2,000 1,500 22,000 60,000 $ --. $ --- go -- £230,000 1,000 ow --- 15,000 Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tickets and Shares are ceiling at 211 the Licensed Offices in London, anti b the:r Agents in the Country. • PRESENT PRICE. 3E20 19s. - TLkct H~lf 4n..c. SlO 15 0 I Eighth 5 9 0 Sixteenth £2 15 6 1 8 0 HIGRRURY LODGE. fOic. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 With early Possession, 'f HAT Capital Resicknce, called HIGIIBURY L LODGE, situate at HIGHBURY, near ISLINGTON, *Mit rise, miles from the Metropolis, with double Coach-house,. a-stall static, Offices, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, Plantation, SluubbPry, Gariens and Meadow", containing in the whole 'about five Acres. T he 7 Mar.s!on House, which is of handsome elevation, ha" been erected within these few years by a Gentle , - Liao !deceased) for his own residence, in the most substantial and complete manner, and contains an entrance Hall, Vestibule; and principal Staircase ; firing Parlour, 9.4 feet by 17 feet ; ))raving Room, 25 feet by 19 feet ; Breakfast Room, 17 feet by Li feet 6; I.iSrary,l7 feet by 12 feet ; twelve excellent lofty Bed-Chambers; rnl attached and detaeled Offics.-s of every description. • - This ddrable Mansion.eommands the Most extensive and beau- Efid c's, and coMuining in as eminent degree the advan tars cf a •I'own, with the beauty and R...ltirement of a C.otintry itesiLaze, it admirably adapted for a Mart of Fortune, or an tatincnt Merchant, desirn , ts of one Establishment olly. The Fttate i= held on long Leases, under moderate Ground, Ntadow Rents. " • -- - ' For particulars apply to Mr. P. NV. Crowther, Solicitor, No. 37, Colman -struts. GOULD'S V}GETABLE OPINING POW DEW, are pointedly recommended to all Families as an in inlasble 11belicine, es.r.ry advantage thot can possibly he derived from a tatltartic, v:ithout any of its inconvenience. Their mode of operation is at once mild and eirectual, thhronghly cleansing tilt stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution from all bilin(..t, or feverish heats: also being composed totally of • Vegetables, they are sn perfectly safe a , id innocent, as to be used with the greatca bon fit by every deorriptim of persons, without fa of taltingcoki. Are likewise Far , icularly calculated as a cool ingrhysir for chi:dan in tile Spring, and Autumn, and as a cer Loin corrector of all hutnours, or heats, likewise after the Measles, Srnall•Pw:, &c. Said in rackets 26. fhl. and 44. Cd. each, by T. J. Could, King son; Flaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 3.24, Pelham; E x intd-t:trect ; Premium, :if;, ice 'mat; i tudsnt, Hay-Market ; Spyring, iti3, Borough ; and most reittetable Vendors. 'ROSE Cases that yielded last year to the benefi d 11 , lit as of Sl'il .slii 1 1: Y . 3 PATENT ANTISCORIAT . 'MOPS, a rem...le of Thirty Yr irs atal upwards in repine f ir th.• C u r e o f s curvy ; (;,,,, t , F,N• u ni,, , i , 0 , ,, Scroplitila, n'EVOIIS licrna , ioni, and Osiracvd Cicc.ll....ti9n of bile, .!:.-. will find 1* ne r:s4l at this ptriod of the year to recur ?gabs to the use rf this hl - edirin:, in order to pruvent tae system azain being whitest by a raktn of til . .! Old complaints. This 'Medicine is now said in bottles of 34. 6.1.; tbul , le bottles 1 5: 3 .i . and hur-r 11. os. tlii:y in..luded, having the warb,,',y the Tags Pa;:iit, csre , ..:Al on the bottle, bill of d:ri,cit;o-s, ar. , l out $',„."'"?.1)!"-• The Kinds duty - :::so is printed in hi ck ink. An 2 ' 121 % , c: O. is eich bond!, 0.1 tak:o.r. half a 51.,7....i. DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL. WHAT Patient, whn is - suffering under the dis " rain of Chronic . Rheumatism, or the more acute an r chti 61- Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchase a Re moly to rdieve his suffering.; ! reirredy has been so effectual as Dr. liorlson's Imperial Oil, in affording certain ettS, se.ri alkviat- Int pain in the , e distressing complaints, in the swelling of the joints and stiffing.; of the tendons the bad vffeCt of old straits, rendered vurie tither by much exertion, or by cold variable weather.— pais excell,nt application pnlores the swelling, and brings the trudons and muscles soft and pliable; In onediscase, the Rickets, 'the relaxed yielding condition of the ham:, is so wonderfully changed by the regular use of the Imperial Oil, that - the hoses, though distorted, gain their natural shape ants figure. In Palsy, Numbness of limbs, and Toieorof the Bask or Spine, it proves "'ensign remedy; by animating and restoring the energy of the Neva. Sold whoksale and retail at .Mr. Bitter's, No 4, Cheapside, earner of Paternoster-rove ; Hazard , and Banns, 'and* Cruttwell Bath; Stains and Lynch, 'Manchester; dr.gsons, 4iverpoul Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; and most booksellers and dicine venders in every Country tow% in ly‘ttles, at Ss. 94: -Cache. 'this day v.-4,s pc.bibhed, In Quarto price 2s. the second Edition, of - - THE SIEGE of COPENHAGEN, a Poem ' 1 with Not:s. Ey JAMES GRAHAME. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, London ; and Oliphant and Blown, Eoinburrh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, POEMS. In 2 Volumes, Foolscap tiro. rice i ‘2.s. Vol, I. containing the Sabbath (sth Edits= ;) Sabbath Walks; the Rural Calendar; and smaller Poems. Vol. 11. containing the Birds of Scotland; and Mary Stuart, a Dramatic Poem. This day was published, in 3vo, price 3s. ed. the Third Edition, L A N HISTORICAL APOLOGY for the -L IRISH CATHOLICS. By WM. PARNELL, Esq. 2. A HisTilltY of the PEK AL .I.Arrti against the CATHOLICS, from the Treaty of I,imrriek to the Union. By Henry Parnell, Esq. London : Printed for John Harding, No. 26, St. James's-street. Thii day waq pubiblied, Handsomely printed in One \ o:untc, Octavo, price ?s. si. in boards, ZEAL. WITHOUT INNOVATION : or the Present State of Religion and Morals eonsldrred ; with a View to the Disy ositions and Measures required for its ltnittz7:!- 'tient. To which is subjoinnd, an Address to Young Clergyinen, iutended to pined them against some rrevalent Frrors. Printed for F. C. and J. Riving:on, No. 62, St. Paul . > Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Pictadilly. XXPLRINIF.IsITAL PHILOSOPHY. This day were puhlished, in Two Volumes 1 4 2m0. illustrated by 35 superior lingravings, price 134. in boat ds, and 114. bound and lettered, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERINIEN -- TAI. PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and (JUNIN- T RY, intended chiefly for the Use of 511.1.1)ENTS and YOUNG PERSONS. Ey GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philcsv ,, hy and the Arts, Stc.; Vicar of West-Hans; Domestic Chaplin to the Lord Bishop of LandaC; and Au - tiror of The Economy of Nature, &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge-street ; and to be had of all B.HALsellers. Of whom may also be had, just published, The GRAMMAR of Nw•cu RA L and LYRIC RIMV'I'AL PMILOSO. rig s , by the Rev. D Blair, Author of the Class Book, &c. price Ss. in blue. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. CORRECTED TO FEBRUARY 1808. This day WAS published, price 12s. in boards, 12s. 6d. In Red, or 1:34. 6d. C.df-gilt, a new enla►ged, and greatly iniproytd Editing', of A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, containingcorrect Notices of the Lives, the. VA m mt . and PARTY CONNECTIaNS, Lb? SENATORIAL COAILACTER and other useful Particulars relative to ALL rnl. SII*MBICRS of the eacsaNr COUNIONS HOUSE of PAILLLI NIENI'. 'llls complete Political Index, contains Anecdotes of the P 4.. Mimi and Parliamenzary Conduct of 638 Re7resentatives, Scottish and-Irish ; and the Iliograph" of upwards of Three Hun dred Ex-Members, and . unsuccessful Candidates, together with the CONSTITUTION, right of Voting, &c. etc. of the Boroughs, &c. Panted for T. Goddard, No. 1, Pall-Mall; George Richards, Corn hill ; and Crae.d.r.k and Joy, Ave-Maria-lane ; and to be had,of all Booksellers. • Of whom may be had, in Nine Volumes complete, or either Volume serarately ; Memoirs of Public Characters between tbo Years 1798 and 1807, price )os. 6d. per volume, in boards, embel liNhed with numerous Portraits. . JUST COMPLETED! THE LAST NEW CYCLOPEDIA. This day was published, price One Shilling, the rase NUMEZR of a series of One Hundred and Twenty Numbers at One Shilling each,which will be published weekly till the Work is convict:A ; or the rrts . r TART 61 a series of twelve Monthly PLITLC, at Ten Shillings eac's ; or complete at once in two very large and closely printed Volumes in Quarto, illustrated with One Hundred and Fifty superior Engravings, price 61. 6s. in boards, or 6L 16s. 6d. handsomely boun d, ANEW CYCLOPEDIA; or COMPENDIOU S DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES. --including EVERY MODERN DISCO V Y, middle PRESENT STATE of EVERY .1311...1NCH of HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. By G. GREGORY, D. D. 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The work is neatly printed in a new and elegant type, on superfine yellow wove paper—the copper-plates have been engrav ed chiefly from orijnal drawings,by thefirst artists, ac 4 are equal to any plates ever given to the public in a work of this nature. — And this Dictionary having been completed since every other, it dentands a preference, as containing all the latest improvements aid discoveries in every branch of knowledge. Printed for RICUA aP t; tti es, No. 6, Bridge-street, tack .t friars ; ond to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and other • Dealers in liouLb ► iu the U nit:A Kiugdom. COWPER'S MII.I ON. Nearly ready for Publication, by Subscription, for the Benefit of Mr. Cowper's Orphan God - son, in Royal •tto. price Li. us. in boards. suhicriptions received by L . Johnso3, in St. Paul's Chureh-yard ; J. Evans, in Pall-Mall ; and all Bcoltae.llers iu the United Kingdom : LAPIN and ITALIAN POEMS of MILTON translated Into English Verse, with the Origizals ; and a Pragyient of a Commentary on Paradise Lost. By the late WILLIAM COWPER., Esq. Win a Preface and Notes from various Authors, by the Editor, and Three Designs by /An Flaxman, E,q. FRELiiOLD VILLA AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. TO BE SOLD /3? AUCTION—By Mr. WM. ABBOTT, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 1. (melon, on Tuesday the 24th inn" at twelve o'clock, A FREEHOLD VILLA, with all the r:qu:site Apartments, conveniently arranged; excellent OLSces of every description ; standing for three Carriages, and 14 PI Imes ; Ice-house and pure Water copiously supplied to various parts of the Prem ises; stated within a spacious Pleasure Grcutd, tasce fully disposed in Lawn, Shrubbery, and Grave of statel Trees ; two extensive Gardens, walled, and abundantly std with standard and wa'l Trees, bearing the most luxurious native Fruits • and two rich old Meadows , lying compact; most delly,ht simated on that universally-admired t;ct, Mount Ephr..im, Tunbridg Wells. This v-lusble Estate (In whi.ch is -eminently cdmbined com fort, elegance, and natural beauty, highly improved by art); many years the residency of Mrs. Byng, and lately of Charles Francis Sherhi a n, Esq. will be rendered to the purchaser upon payment of the purchase-snuney. The Furniture, dtc. msy be taken or rejected. To be viewed till the . Sale. Particulars may be had at the Pre= mists ; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; at Garraway's ; at No. 37, Gracechureli-street ; and of Mr. Abbott, No. 42, Leicester square, and Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly. CAFITAL MANSION, GR.OSVENOR-SQUARB. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Thursday, the 'ffit of June, at One o'ClOck, peremptorily, i k TRULY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a Noble Elegant MAN .;10.-., situated iu Crosvenor-Nuare, lately altered, repaired, and heau• :- fled at a consideralls expellee, presenting a singularly eligible resi dence, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the e.rst Distinction, with a large G di den, Coach-houses, and Stables ; the House contains in the Attics, six large Rooms; Second Fluor, sir spacious Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, and Maid's Closet ; on the principal floor, a suite of stzp.::rfs Drawing sruoins of large dimensions, finished with enriched Cornice and ceilinss ; ha:td seine Marble Chirnuey-pieces, and French Wiutl:Avs, cp.mittg to a Balcony of sixty-eight. fe , y, newly the w::• 1e of Waiting-ruer , and Water-clu ;et ; Ground Reev e txt Ea. ing Room, 40 feet by 24, library, Guttlemtn's Drcs•rilg-r•imm a! , sl Water-closet, capital Ereakfasz-exam, Mornim;-idols and Par lour, principal and secondary Stair-rase ; basent•.3:t cz . ntains ronnia and Offices of every denomin.:tion, judiciously piann,J, and fitted up with every convenience far a large est .ffi:istne;t..; &niched Offices, a spacious Kitchen, Larders, Wash-liJuse, laundry, and Maid's-roam, Coal Vaults, and Cellars. To be viewed by Tickets; particulars on the prm:..es, :11 the I SuN:cription Houses, St. James's-street ; ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-aquar . FREILHOLD F.SIDENCES, WITH TILE Ki Hear Ashford and Folkestone, Kent, • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Mr. SCOT r, On F:iday, June 3d, at 12 o'cleek, at Garraway's, London, un ties previously disposed of by Priva:e Cssntra.n, LOT L i kVERY desirable FREEHOLD ES'fATE, situate at Naccolt, near Ash=. rd, and the turn; ice road to Hythe, Sansigate, and Faxestone, about 12 toil:: from Canterbury; comprising a modern Family House, brisk-buil), roomy and corunodious, with suitable Oilic , :s for a respectable Family, Availed Garden, Oreaard, and ^- 3 sexy of excellent mea dow and pasture Laud adjolai:4, in the o:eupation of Mr. Join Searles Lode. '1 he Esta:e contains a good bed of 'fill and l'ot Earth, of about five acres; six Cottages, two wall-built Kilns, capable of burning a million and a half of tiles per alarm, with convesiient buildings for the Manafactory. LOT 2. A Freehold Dwelling House, improreaa3L. as a Resi deace, with two Cottages, convenient Buildings, and two Knits, capable of burning two millions of tiles per annum - , and 14 acres of excellent meadow Land, containing good tile Fa - th, and three acres of arable Land, is which is a Sand Pit, situate at Cherizoa, near Folkestone, in the occupation of Mr. Lade ;the harbour pee posed to be formed at l olkes:one will materially beanie this Ma." nufactort. Apply (post paid) for printed pareculars, to Mr. Lade, Neecolt Tile Kilns, Wye ; John Miller, Chcriton Tile Kilns, Folkestone ; o Messrs. Jennett and Son, Attornies at Law, Ashford ; Mr., B. C. Carter, 7, Staples Inn ; at Garraway's ; and to Mr. Scott, New Blidgeltreet, London. LANDS in PERTHSHIRE, and HOUSE in STIRLING. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, K'ithin the Royal Exchange Coffee House, Edinburgh, on Wed nesday the 25th day of May, 1808, at two o'clock in the after noon,in Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. George Bane and John Jaffrey. LOT I. THE ESTATE and LANDS of PITFA the property of Mr. John Jaffrey, *busted in the parish of Fossaway and county of Perth, about 12 miles from. Stir ling, and 6 from *Boa, both excellent market towns, to which there is easy access from the lands by good roads, and there is plenty of coal and lime in the neighbourhood. The Lands, on which there are suitable Farm Steadings, ex tend to 299 A. sR. and 32 P. according to a late survey thereof, They are mostly Inclosed with stone fences or quick et hedges. and tithe are interspersed among the fields about to acres Of thri ving plantations, in clumps and strips : and being in the occupa tion of the Proprietor at present, the purchaser 11 M get immedi ate entry to the whole premises. The subjectholds of the Crctcn for payment of a small fee duty of 12s. 21d. to the Abbey of Cot ton, and is vahrtd in the cm-books at 681. The stipend payable out of the land is 31. IL ici..and school salary ss. 6d. Lot 2. That HOUSE and Pertinent* in Stirling, ak present oc cupied by Mr: Jaffrey, situated on the south side of Bt. John. Street. The house is large, having on the ground-floor a kitchen s two rooms, and a cellar ; on the second Boor a dining-rootn„ pan lour, and two bed-rooms; on the third .fioor a large dining-room, and three bed-rooms, and in the attic story three bed-rooms; is the back there is a stable and other dike houses; and adjoining thereto an excellent garden well laid out. The subjects arc held in burgageof the town of Stirling. The servants on the lands of Pitfiar will chew the groMads sad marches, and those in the house in Stirling will chew it and the pa-ducats. For &tiller particular", apply to John Hunter, 1,:4 VT. S. Qtteemstreet, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Bolton, Newton:, d /trade, the assigpees, at Liverpool ; or Messrs. Dennetts and Greav'es, Soricitors, King's Arms-yard, Coleatawstreet, London, with each of whom a Plan of the Estate is left. Thrt day was published. THE Whole WORKS of JOHN WITI-fERS POON, ll.b. Sometime Minister of the Gospel at Paisley, in Scotland, and late President of Princetown College, New- I erscy, I America—containing Essaiys and Sermons on important Subjects, intended toillustmte and esta blish tho Doctrine of Sat vation by Grace, and to point out its influer.ce on Holin?ss of Life. Together with his Lectures on Moral Philosophy, Eloquence and Speodies in the American Congress—and many other valuable Pieces, ne:er before published in this country.-- 9 vo% lann. boards, 11. 113. rid. For the accommodation of those who may be possessed of a part of the Doctor's Writing:, the publishers have printed a few additional copies of his separate pieces, viz. 1. 1 . /LEA 'VIVI on RIGLNERATION, with the Doctor's Life; and his Easay on Jusiification ; 1 vol litrlo. Jr. od. 2. The Leading Tatrrns of the Goseac stated and defended, in several Sermons; 1 VOL od. S. SERMONS on Pa AC FICA!. SCIIIECTS ; 1 Va. :IS. 6d. 4. SFK %SONS EACCIED Oil Pu aLSe OCCASIONS; 2 vole. 74. 5. A COillplelC COI.LF.CT lON of she Doe r o a's ESSAYS, 1.1. C• arA, &C. 4 vols. 12mo. 14s. Print d for J. Hamilton, No. S 7, Paternoster-row; an. R. Ogle, N0.'295, I folborn. DR. MACKNIGHT'S WARE.S. Just published, A NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION, from the Original Greek, of all the APOS For .iCAL EPISTLES, with a C•MMENTART and Nat.'s, Philological, elided, Ex planatory, and Practical. To which is added, a History of the LIFE of the APOSTLE PAUL. By JAMES NiACKNIGHT, D.D. late one of the Ministers of Edinburgh. To which is prefixed, an ACCOUNT of the LIT of the AUTHOR. Second Edition, 6 vols. two. beards, 135 '.d. Of his Commentary on the Apostolicale Epistles, the rapid sale is a sufficient proof of the great estimation in which it 13 held. The Bishop of Lincoln mentior.3 it, along with ' The Harmony,' in the first class of boots, which he says every Clergyman ought to possess—Elements of Christian Theology, preface, page 16. Another observation to the sante effect is m ule by the learned Mr. Parkhurst, who, in t Iv! Note relative to the last edition of his Greek J.exi:nn, calls the work in question, " Dr. M.'s lu &nous and valuable Commentary on the Apoitn!:zal a Work highly meriting a place la title Library of every C'sristian Divine." Dr. Macknight's " Commer.tary generally gives the true sense of the text, in a r outc4e form. With rat Notes espc:ially, we have often bees highly gratified. . fhey contain .ntue.ll cs ful in formation, requisite to umierstand fully the meanirg of the pas sages to which they arc su!quinc4.l; the y oec tiotrdly illustrate the beauties of sentiment and language in the Epistle +, and not unfre quently contain important practical remarks. Considering it ge nerally us a work of real utility and excellence, we chef fully re commend it to readers of every class, who can easily compass the purchase, autl espcci.ttly to the biblical student and Christian mi nister."—Eelectic Review, July, ItSO7. The late Dr. Macknizht, of Edinburgh, Is universally acknow ledged to have been one of the moat intelligent, judicious, and candid Pxpositors of the Sacred Writings that ever appeared ; and .the reputation of his Works for sound criticism, extensive know ledge, and clear elucidation of Scripture b y itself, is rapidly in cressMg among Christians of every denomination. In proof e f thia we need only refer to the most respectable literary Journals in the hands of the Public ; as well as to numerous testimonies, not only from the highest Dignitaries of the Church of England, but from the ablest Divines of all descriptions, both at home ants abroad. The HARMONY of the FOUR GOSPELS, in which the natural order of each is preserved ; with a Paraphrase and Notes, by the same Author. To which is prefixed, Some Account of the Life and Character of the Author, 2 vela. 3d elitien, The TRUTH of the GOSPEL HISTORY SHEWED, In three Books, by the same, etto. boards, 18s. This Work has been admitted, by the brit judges, to be a per formance as able and instructive as any which we have on that important subject. Quoting a section of this Work, the cclebrred Bishop of Llandaff, in the fifth page of the Contents to the lifth Volume of his Theological Tracts, says, " Young men should render this short Tract familiar to them, by a frequent perusal of it : they will find in it very concise, but satisfactory answers to many objections respecting some parts cf our Scbtan a'f conduct, the possibility and the credibility of Miracles, &c." The same eminent Author also copies at great length from this Work, the argument for the Truth of the Christian Religion, arising from the Conversion of the World so Christianity. Ar.d it is well known that the chief materials of Paley's Fivider.ces are w be found In Dr. M's . Truth of the Gospel History. A new Literal Translation cf the Apostle Paul's First and cond EPISTLES to the THESSALONIANS, with a Commen tary and Notes,by the same, 4to. 6s. 'lle above is a specimen of the Doctor's Learned Conmtmory, and a few copies may be bad separate., the price of which will be deducted to the purchasers of the complete work. A HISTORY of the LIFE of the APOSTLE PAUL,by whom the Gentiles were converted, accompanied wiib proofs and illus trations, by Dr Macknight, 410. boards, es. We think so highly of this part of the works (viz. the Life of St. Paul) as leading to explain a considerable portion of the Acts of the Apostles, as well as the Espisdes of Paul, that we could wish to see it published in a separate form. Eclectic Review, July 11307. • London : Printed for Longmn, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; T. Handlton, p aternos ter - row; and R. Ogle, 295, Holborn; W. Creech, and Ogle and Aikman, Edinburgh; and M. Ogle, Glasgow. Where also may be bad, just published, part price Is. of Ogle and Aikman's Catalogue for the year ieuti ; containing a kr i e and eitess i v* Collection of Books in the various branches of -Literature, and particularly is Divinity, ancient and modern, in which are the Libraries of several Clergymen deemed. • I