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I' f.4"M ‘ 41 4E")..... rDAZ ' ... 1 1'-'- • j; . .' ' 41- . • ' ) f ". ...... iinp : t... •—• 1 f . C . - a : . q , . . • k., . t. , A,.. < . , • ..„ 1•11••=0 , tr ' I , ( ~• Nr)luEit 71681 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 23.1 will be acted the New Drama, in Three Act h Aapteropersed With Music, THE FREE KNIGHTS ; Or, THE EDICT 9F CHARLEMAGNE. OFFICE 07 ORDNANCE, Alava, 15, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- , JEST ri ORDNANCE, eh hers& g give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Palr:Mall, or before Friday the Ild• day of March next, from such Persons as may be wining to undertake the supply of Tackle Hooks, I and various other Article's of Iron for service of this Department for a period of three years. Thii day was iniblished, .. ALAMOS iiOORE, ESQ. I)ECZA.9IIO4. ' In three vols. 12mo. price IL's. in boards , A LL Persons having claims or demands upon the • gTHELIA ; a Novel.. By Miss iAltiolEY; 1.1 F.st•Ue and rffecto °flit .f.<ets Moose, Esq. late of /loin -11-4 Author of the Governor of Belvill e ,Tynemouth emus, sm. r•ttin, in the County of 13etiforil, deceased, are desired to send ass Printed for H. Mosley, Gainiboroulkis ; and sold by Loniprinut . amount thereof to Mr. Redden, Attorney, at Woburn, Bedford- Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. oster-row. - IL shire—And. all persons indebted to .the Seceased, are desired to This day was publldied in Sim. price Its. 4s, pay their debts immediately to Mr. Reddali, who is authorized betar the WALCHERENDIS. b _y site Executors to receive tlie same. OBSERVATIONS on , EASES, which aff..cted the British Soldiers its the Espedi• tion to the Scheldt, commanded by Lientenaut4leneral the' Elul of Chatham. By G. P.DAWSON, Member of the Rord Colleg e of Sur t t.!ons in London. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, awl Orme, Paternoster rmr; sod !lively. Ipswich. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzlnghl. _►ct. 11l will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of l'vrbcy'• To which will be added, the New Farce, called A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS. The Characters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. I.ISTON, Mr. FARLEY, Miss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, &c. This Evening—The saute Performances. 'Patterns lathe Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's dice in the Town, where further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall MAU aforesaid, any day between the hours of and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and en dorsed " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, Suf..' 'Eat no pioposal tan be admitted after the said El day of March next, at t*dve o'clock at noon of the wane day ; neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the party making it; or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Secretary. Isirr - - den r r Tlll4fyle_rpt pubiish4d, in Om: Vol. 8v o. prtcv boar,l4, Rrs on the effects of a Peculiar It EGI IVEN on SCIRRHOUS TuritOUßS and C.A.NCEROUS VIRERS. By'W 11. LIAM . LAMM?: M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physidars. Printed for 1. Mawnian, in the Poultry.—Of who bad, Dr, Latobe's other Works. rrThe new Farce, called a Budget of Blunders, Scing received ititu reiterated bursts of applause, wall be repeated after the New Drama of tise Free Knights, every evening this week. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Box-Office, in Prince's Place, Hart street, from ten till four. 'al tray ►e PAVILION THEATRE, NEW STRA;ND. This day was prld.shed, price 7%. in buard% By GALE and Curtis, Paterco4ter-r0r. , 3 with a Portrait mf the Author, frkrE NAR RATIVE . hi the Rev. JOS E PH SA IAMI. C. P. FREY, Minister of the Ceipel to the Jews. • 'lncluding an Account of his Separation from the Militias:m*7 Society, and his Union with the London Sudety for promoting .Charity among - sr the Jews. Einblished by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. •• HIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, T To-morrow 23, and Saturday '24, will be acted.. Picw..l M-10-Dramatic Spectacle. The Music selected by the late S6l'. 1 Kochi tram Carolan, Coualon, and the most anetent ailed . t CORMAC AND SWARAN, 'URSUANT m a Decree of the High c of Chancery, bearing date the 7th day of July, 1009, made is certain Canoes, wherein his Majesty's Attorney General at the Relation of the Rev. John Ruda, Clerk, and the Rev. John *bite, Clerk , inkirinant, and the said !uhn Ruda% Clerk, arid the said Joan White, Clerk, Plaintiff 4, the twelve Governors of the iriereditamerits a nti Goods of the Church of Creditor), otherwite Kyrton and otbers, are Defendants, and between his Majesty's Attorney General at the relation of William.Buller. Esq. Infor- y • • Or, THE CHIEFS OF F.RIN, tmc ; want, ! lie Mayor and Citizens of the City of Rocheiter and In the course of which will be represented the Coalition of I others, Defemlants, the Creditors of the Charity Estate, vested in Prince Cornuc, King of Ireland. I the twelve Governors of the Hereditaments and Goods of the Church of Creditcni otherwise Kyrton, are forthwith to come in Equestrian Feats of Agility ; and, by 'desire; the won- , anti prove their Debts before Rob. ill . o . reet.e,.Esq. one of the rtui Performances of the War Horse, aged 45 years. Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton To conclude with the popular Comic Pantomime of • Buildings, Chancery-lane London, or in default ' thereof they will THE LEGACY ; Ibe excluded the benefit of the said Decree. Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT. Harlequin, Mr. Pearce.keksdpole :the Clown), Mr. Hartland; Pantaloon, Mr. Davis; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Bons IL—Doors open half-past five, Intro at half-past six.—Second price half-past eight. Equestrian Tuition daily by able Masters. d'.` The New Irish Si:actacle continuing to attract crowded au to/as, will be rrpextvd every evening till further notice. This day was published, in royal two. prig ..s. By I'. CADELL and W. DAViES, OBSERVATIONS on Maiters of PRIZE, and the. Practice of the .ADMIRALTY PRIZE COURTS. By JOHN FREDERICK POTI', Pi octor, Doctors' Commons. This Work is written with the express view of furnishing st:l - facts to prove th.l cumplaiiiis of the Officers of his Ma jesty's Navy, are well founded. n .1 require redres*. To be had also of Motley, Miller, and Harrilou, Portsmouth ; and Re. , s and Curtis, Plymouth. Thi4 day was Tn One Volume Octavo, with a Chart, price 6s. A TOUR. through-the ATLANTIC, or Recollec -2- tions from MADURA, the Az on es, and NEW TOVN DLA n, with Memorandums from the Convents, visited in 1809, in his Majesty's ship VESTAL. By ROBERT STEELE, Esq. Royal Marines. Printed for Stodkdale, jun. 41, Pall-Man. Where rosy be had, price 6s. The Nature and Extent of the Demands of the Irish Roman Catholics, fully explained In a Refutation of Parnel's Hiyory of the Penal Laws. By the Right Pa:r;ck KING'S THEATRE. THE Public are most respectfully informed that there will be a GRAND MASQUERADE at this Theatre or, Monday Evening next, the Dias instant.—Admission One Guitica, Supper and \Vine included. DEDICXI la) to a MARRIED COupi.F. pi t {Lc N ABLE, NOTORIETY. This day was pUblished, in our voluinv,4lvo price Cs. ADULTERY ANALYZED ; including Stric turri on Modern Dramas, paniculurly on those of Pizarro and the Stranger. Psinted for Stockdale, junior, No. 41, Pall-MaU. By whom will be published in a few (Lys, (to cJiaa;n aVrefa tory RevieW of the Rights and Wroug; of ail Pant...) enriched with beautiful Plates, of wide% a f,w sioi Impressions will be taken for the large paper, hot r preNseti, td.tion, the COVEN*I-GAIDF.N JOUi4 NAL. Including a History of, (and Copies of all Papers connected with,) the late Thratiical Dispute. , TEGG'S HISTORY OF THE 0. P. WAR: This day was published, In one volume duodecimo, price ss. in hoards, THE HISTORY of the RISE, PROGRESS, and TERMINATION of the 0. P. WAR ; in a Series of Poetic Epistles, from Ap Simpkins in Town to his Friend Ap Da vits in Wales; including all the best Songs, lkc. " Since now the 0. P. battle's o'er, And Peace the Partizans restore ; To yeu, Ap Davies, my dear friend, it brief account of all I'll send." I..nndor.: Published by Thomas Pegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; Wm..-‘llascm, No. 31, New Bond-street. 'this day was published, in Royal Bvo. price £l.ss. boards, or £l.6s. in Vols. THE LAW bICTIONARY ; defining and in terpreting the Toms or Words of Art, and explaining the rise, progress, and present state of the ENGLISH LAW. Ab stracted iron the last •ito Edition, by T. E. 'IOMLINS, Esq. of the tuner Temple, Barrister at I.asv. London: Printed for R. Baldwin, R. Faulder, T. Payne, F. and C. Rivington, J. Butterworth, J. Walker, Clarke awl R. Pheney, R. Bannister J. Cuthell, R. Lea, Longman and Co. Cadet( and Davies, J Bo o ker, Richardson, E. Jefferys, M. Richardson, J. sperne, J. Mawrnan, S. Bagster, R. Scholey, W. Reed, and W. Stewart. HOG 1U H'S WORKS. A new Edition, In Two Volumes, Quarto, Dewy, price £lO. 10$. boanh, or on royal paper, with proof Impressions, price £2l boards, THE GENUINE WORKS OF WILLIAM - 1 - HOOARTH, illustrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chronological Catalogue and Commentary. it), JOHN NICHOLS, F. S.A. Edin. and Perth ; and the late GEORGE STF.EVENS, Esq. F. R. S. and F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. The Works of the I.:imitable Hogan h have not only been sought for with avidity to his native country, but have been ad mired by every civilized nation in the world. Since his death vitri;,us Editions of his Worki have, from time to time, been of fere.l to the public. But without attempting to depreciate any of the former Editioes, tt is presumed that the present work Will, trum iu elegance anctcheapaeu, stand unrivalled. Ths.; day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. price in boards, 7s. * P OUR DISCOURSES on Subjects relating to the Amusement of the Stage. Preached at Great St. Mzry's Chu.. cli, Cambrielge, on Sunday, September 25, and Sunday Ocuitstr 25, 1808. By JAMES PLUMPTRE, 8.0. Fellow of Clare Hall. Printed for F. C. and J.Riviuttton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by .1 Hatchard, Piccadilly, and by the Booksellers in Oxford and Cambridge. 'fo these Discourses are annexed. very copious Notes, illustra tive of the principka contained in them; sheaving by Instances drawn trorn our dramatic and other poets and prose writers, the obj.ctionable manner In which our works of taste an lamusement are t,o generally written; and proving, likewise, from some of our most popular dramas, the possibility of constructing plays upon such priticiples as shall exhibit instructive and moral lessons, according to the sentiments of several learned and pious writer:. of the present and former times. Of the above -mentioned Booksellers may he had, by the same Author, a Collection of Songs, moral, sentimental, instructive, • damusing ; selected and revised. In 3 large vela. r"leautly printed on a fine woven paper, sel ls. in boards. TWA day was published, price bound Ss. 6d. or Xi. 'lc a dozen distrihation, a New Edition, being the 2gth, of THE PIOUS COUNTRY PARISHIONE R in strutted how to spend every day through the whole course 'a his Life, in a religious and acceptable manlier. Advice how to keep the Loan's Day holy. A Course of Reading the Holy kri luures,wherein is shewn how much they out-do in eloquence W the rules of human art. A right Method of Education. The alle u"seetience of withholding instruction from Children; how I.). subdue th e i r pass i ons, and make them a com f ort to their ! re a d s , and a Blessisig to the World. The Feasts and Fasts. 10 wl lich are added, Collects on several Occasions; also, a Dis course concerning the intlispensible, though in Country Parishes, r e w ‘ r , DcZfatted, Duty of Receiving the Blessed Sacrament of the " .8 SuPPer ; wherein the nature of it is described—The Ob iriens of f requent i ng i t enforce d —A ll t h e E xcuses , usua lly r"gllc for the N eg l ec t o f i t , ans w e r e d—the ignorant Person l e.ht what h e must d o i n order to be a worthy. Communicant. . 'la because all must die, Rules are given for a devout Beha "cr is th e time of Sicki ss; and Directions laid down how to 1 1 r e fora happy Ch ange at D eat h. ....ratted fo r F . C . and J. Riviustot . , No. 62, St. Paul's Church. BaLlwin, G. Wilkie, and J. ilebinies, C. Lm, &a J. berg sad C. Letterisaa. This day was published, in Octavo, price 3s. tid. HE COUNCIL OF TWELVE., or ST. STE PHEN'S ROI.I. ; a Poem, with Notes explatia tory.—Also, price 4s. tid. svo. boards, The Popish Divan, or Political Sanhedrim ; a Poem, with Notes relative to the Oxford * Chancellorship. Likewise, prio. 2s. stitched, An Examination of Colonel Wardle's Letter to Lord Ellen borough, bang a complete Vindication of his Lordship. By ERINACEUS. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and may he had at any of the Booksellers. This day were published, by C. Chapple, 1. POETICAL PANTHEON ; or Fabulous His- I I tory of the Heathen Gods and illustrious Heroes, with Notes, and embellished with twelve elegant Engravings, r,ndered into easy verse. By W. R. Johnson, A. M. Author of the Ills. torus of England, Rome, and Greece. In verse, price 6s. extra boards. • 2. New English Grammar, the English Tutor, or Juvenile Assistant ; being a coll.:ction of familiar Letters, supposed from i Father to his Daughter, relative to the Du , ies of a Governess, progressively treating on every necessary subject fur enabling Youth to attain a pt rfect knowledge of the English language; in tended for the use of schools, particularly Ladies' Seminaries. By W. C;Oultan, price 6s. bound. 3. Important Studies for the Fematc Sex, in reference to mo dern Manners. By Mrs. Cockle, Author of Fishes' Grand Gala, Three Gifts, &c. price 7s. extra hoards. 4. Juvenile Journal, or Tales of Truth. By the same Author, price 3s. 6d. ditto. • NICOL'3 VILLA tiAItDENLR. This day was published, in foolscap Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, ['HE VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY.; or, Monthly Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Shrubberies, and Parterres; with hints on the treat ment of shrubs and flowers usualy kept in the green-room, the lobby, and tht. drawing-room. By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hothouses, &C. author of the Forcing Fruit and Kitchen Gardener, the Practical Planter, &c. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald ConstabLs and Co. Edin burgh ; and for Countable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London. *•• It is believed there is no book of 3ardeniog on the plan of this work. It is Intended as an assistant to Gentlemen whose business necessarily confines them to the chamber and to the counting-room, who seek health and recreation at their villas, and to those who lake upon themselves the management of their own gardens and parterres. ' C aNAMF.NTAL A RCI in* ECTURE. The following Books have been lately published by J. TAYLOR, at the Arcbitecturd Library, No. 59, High Holborn. .1. Tz us Brs Designs for Villas and Country Houses, on 24 Plates, qsarto, ss. boards. 2. Bushy's Designs fur modern Embellishments for Folding- Doors, Chimney-Pieces, Varandai, &c. 23 pLues, quarto, co loured, £l. I is. 6(1. S. Alkin's Designs for Villas and other rural I:luildlngs, 31 plates, quarto, £l.'l Is. 6d. 4. Dearn's Designs for Cottages and Rural Dwellings, 20,plates, large quarto, £l.7s. 5. Pocock's Designs for Rustic Cottages, Picturetquc Dwel lings and Villas, 33 plates, quarto, Li. 1 ts. 6d. 6. Randall's Designs for Villas, Mansions, Lodges, and Cot tages 84 plates, large quart i gt, 5e2... 12s. 6d. 7. 'Lugar 's Sketches for Outages, rural Dwellings, &c. 38 plates, quarto, £l. I Is. tid. 8. Lugar's lesigns for Farm Houses, Tarm Yards, Dairies,. Cottages, &cc. 21 plates, quarto, Ss: 9. Laing's Hints for Dwellings, Cottages, Villas, ate. 341 plates, uarto q, XI. ss. to. To Plans of Hot Houses Green Houses, Coster** ' $7 • plata, law, X% 124. eda EVERY ENGLISHMAN'. BOOK. This day was published, In a very large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, accompanied with separate Maps of every County in England, and with genend Maps of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, price 2.55. com plete in hoards, or 30s. with the Maps coloured, DICTIONARY OF THE UNITED KING '. 3, DOM, compiled front Pali tin sit wrant, and other hio- DERN DOCUMENTS and AUTHORITLES, and containing Eccle siastical, Geographical, Topographical, Commercial, Agricul tural, and Statistical Aocounts of every County, City, Town, Parish, Hamlet, River, Canal, and other remarkable object and place in E>PGLA ND, \VAL ES, SCOTLAND, IR ELAND, and the Islands dependant on the British Empire. By B. P. CAPPER, Esq. Of the Secretary of State's Office. It would be useless to specify to whom such a work as the above-titseribcd would be useful, because it .would be difficult to dis,cover any Class of Persons to whom it is not hidispensible for I daily and hourly Reference. To establish its pecu Jar Claims to general Preference over every other Work of the same kind,l it is siznOrnecessary to mention that the Author is the .person who was employed by Government to condense and complete the Reports published by Parliament of the Population and Cul tivation of Great Britain, and likewise to arrange the Clerical Rearms, and the corrected Lists sent from the different Clerks of the Peate. Prirmtdlforlicitattn PatcLi es, No;'clirlgibitreet, Black friars, and to be had of all and ltti 4M4A 6 irudtvPiad La "OW 5a.34 ." :. eif.:. . r GUILDHALL, BRISTOL, Febrhary 1, tele. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of 41 the CLERGY and INHABITANTS of this City and Nikgithourhood, convened pursuant to Public Advertisement, for , alffe.pnepose of (toes' 'erieg the best made of promoting the great lidijeCt4 of the BRel s ialisand ITHIEIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The Right Worthipful the MAYOR, ill the Chair, The following Resolutions were moved by the Rev. I. A. SseeLt, D. 1). seconded by the Rev. TnomAs Beounnen et, and untnim.cittly adopted : .‘ . • tst—That the object, the constatutinn, and the proceeding of site Brit is h is i hand Foreign Bible Society, have the cordial approba tian of this Meeting. .. . 2d—Teat a Society be Sinned in tide City'for the purpose of aiding end co-operating with the British and Foreign Bible So. derv, in the dissemination of the !key Scriptutes, both at home I a'nd Sd-z-That the Society so to be formed. he denominated the BRISTOL AUXILIARY BIBLE Socrvery ; that conformably to the parent institution, ;he only copies in the Language of the United. j Kingdom to he circulated by th is Society, shall be the authorised I Version, without note or comment; at, that this Society do con sist of all such Persons as shall become Annual Subscribers of One Guinea, or Life Subscribers of Ten Guineas, or more. 4th—That the affairs of this Society be under the management ! or a Committee, consining of the President, Vice-Presidents, I . Treasurer, Secretaries, and 24 Laymen; and that any Eve of them the cempeteet to act. eth—That the Committee of 24 Laymen, together With the Treasurer and the Secretaries, shall be elected annually by a ma ierity of the Members present at a General Meeting; and that a Collestor be appointed by the Committee. j 6th.—That the Committee shall bold Quarterly Meetings on (the first Friday in February, May, August, and November, In every year, at such time and place as they shall appoint, and at such other times as they shall think fit ; and that such of the I Clergy and Pissentieg Ministers as may be members of the So i ciety, be considered as members of the Committee. 7th—That the Committee re their meetings shall consider and devise means for promoting the object and increase of this Socie ty, shall examine its accounts and the state of its funds, shall dig i charge all necessary and incidental expences, and shall apply the , balance in the Treasurer's hands, or such. part thereof as may not be necessary for unliquidAted incidental expences, iu aid of the i funas of the Brit:shit:llk Voreign Bible Society, by remitting the same to the Treasurer o that Society. nth—Chet the Committee shall procure from the British end Foreign Bible Society a sufficient stun!: of Bibles and Testaments for the supply of such of the members of this Society us may dee sire to become purchasers, upon the terms fixed for sale by the British and Foreign Bible Society: and shall arrange and settle a plan for that purpose with the. Committee of that Society ; and shall advance the money for the same, out of the money in the 'Treasurers hands. Bth—Titat all orders em the Treasurer of this Society for tFe payment of money, be signed by the Chairman and two other Members of the Committee, in pursuance of Resolutions to be made by the Committee, or of the major part in number, at their meeting. , 10th—That the annual subscriptions, when due, shall be paid to the Collector, who shall give such security as shall be approved by the Committee, and shall be allowed such a per centage for his trouble as the Committee shall think fit; and shall account for his receipts when and as they shall &rect. 11th—That a General Meeting of thb Society be !Willy per- "'-'4 mission of the Mayor for the time being, in the Guildh ,on the earliest day in the month of February, in every year, on which the Hall can he had ; that ten days notice shall be given of such meeting in the public Newspapers ; that theCuinmittee shall then deliver a written report of their proceedings and of the state of the Society, together with an audited account, and with such ob• servations is they shall think fit ; which report shall be printed ` for general circulation. lath—That the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bristol be the 1 president; the Right Worshipful the Mayor for the time being, the very Rev. the Dean of Bristol, and the Members of Parlia ment for this city he the Vice Presidents of this Society. ieth—That the following Gentlemen be the Committee for the current year: Mr. Samuel Ash ' Mr. John hart Mr. Richard Ash Mr. Mimes Jarman Mr. Thomas Bonville • John Page, Esq. and Alderman Richard Bright, Esq. Mr. Andrew Pops Samuel Birch, Esq. Mr Stephen Prest Benjamin Bickley, Esq. Mr John Protheroe, jun. Mr. Isaac Cooke . I Mr. Richard Reynolds Thomas Daniel, Esq. and Al - 1 Joseph Smith, Esq. Barrister derman J. F. Stock, M.D. David Evans, Esq. and Alder- Mr. Thomas Stock man Mr. Arthur Tozer Mr. John Scandrett Harford, Mr. George Thorne jun. Mr. H. 0. Wills. WEI:LIM Fripp, Esq. 14th—That John Cave, Esq. be re-quested to accept the office .of Treasurer, and that the. Rev. Marvin Richard Widish and Mr. Thomas Richardson, be also requested to become the Secretaries for the current year. s 1 51.11 —That inasmuch as many persons who may not become Annual or Life Subscribers, may be disposed to aid this Society by their co:initiations, it is earnestly recommended to the Paro- chial Clergy, and Dissenting Ministers, in th's cite and its vide oily, and also to the Churchwardens and Vestrymen of the 'eve rat Parishes, and to the Deacons, Stewards, and Managers of din senting places of worship, to make once in every year public tole lections at the church, chapel, and meeting-doors after Divine Service. 16th—That it be earnestly recommended to the Churnlre _ and Vestrymen of the several parishes in this city and its vicinity, with one or more of the Committee, to make personal application to the inhabitants for Donations aad Annual or Life Subscriptions to this society as son as conveniently may be. 17th—i'llat books be now opened for the receipt of donations and subscriptions, from the persons present at this Meeting; and that the Bankers of this city be requested to receive the donations and subscriptions of such other persons as may be disposed to contribute. nth—Upon the motion of the Rev. Dr. SMALL, seconded by Mr. Smith, it was Resolved unanimously, that the Thanks of this; Meeting be given to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Batsros., for his Lordship's kind communication by letter, tecommendinE an auxiliary Society to be formed in this city, to co-operate with the British and Foreign Bible Society in London. 19th—That the Thanks of this-Meeting be given to the Rev. Dr. Small, for his very• able assistance and candid and impressive opening of the business of the Meeting. 20th—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev. Mr. Owen, the Rev. Mr. Hughes, and the Rev. Mr. Steinkopff, fnr their attendance, and their kind assistance to promote the de sirable object of the day. stet—That the 'firsitts of the Meeting be given to Josses SMITH, Esq. for his activity and great attention to this business. 2%l—That these resolutions be inserted in all the Bristolpapen, the Bath Chronicie, Glucester Journal, Sherborne Mercury, Salis bury Journal, Oxford, Cambrian, and four of the London public new / stapes* ; and that a copy of them, signed by the Chairman, be transmitted by the President to the President of the British and Foreign Bible Society. JOHN H WILCOX, Chairman. The Mayor having left the Chair, which was taken by Too tuts DANIEL, Esq. upon the motion rat :he Rev. Dr. SMALL, se conded by Mr. Ssarrn, the thanks of the meeting were unlink mous!) , voted to the Mayor for his ready and cheerful acquiescence in calling a meeting--for his politely taking the task aid hie sonduct therein. • • • • ,a• 1 , Ibis day Was published. In two large volumes, octavo, price in boards f _ t. Is. a new edi tion, revised and corrected, bring the fourth, of ADISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES, - iffit have been fulfilled, are on.fulfilling, ni "%VIII here after be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of 1'..N10 Years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostacies, the Tyrannical Reign of tintichrist, or the Infidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. By the Rev. GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. D. Rector of Redmarshall, in the County of Durham. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. ti?., St. Pauis Church-. yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Pic.c.,dilty. Of whom may be had, by the same _kat hor, Lately published, in two volumes, octavo, price inboards 17s. . the second edition, revised and covecte4l, of A General and Connected View of the Prophecies, relative to 'be Conversion, Restoration, Union, and FuturJ Glory, of the Houses of Judah and Israel ; the Progress, and final Ouerthruve of the Antichristian Coofederacy in the Land of Palestine ; and t he ultimate general Diffnsion of Christianity. . its TO BU ILDERS ..— WILTS HOUSE OF CORRECTION. THE JUSTICES of the PEACE of the County of Wilts having approved of a plan for Building a new Honse of Correction at Devizes in the said County, Notice is hereby given, That the said Plan and the Elevations, Sections and Speeilicatinna thereof arc left at the Office of W. W. Salmon, Esq.at Devizes, Wilts, for the inspection of any person or persons inclined to undertake the Work. Persons inclined to. contract for the building and carrying the Plan into execution, (except what relates to the Carpenters' and Joiners' Work) are desired to send in their Proposals to the Clerk of the Peace, on or before the 31st day of March next, (sealed up) without Signatures, but with Mottos or other Devices, ascompanied with sealed Letters marked on the outside with cor responding Mottos or other Devices, containing the Names and Adiresses of the persons sending the same. The Proposals will bc taken into consideration at the ad jounied Sessions, on Wednesday the 4th day of April next, at the Bear fun, Devizes, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, where the parties who send in such Proposals are requested to attend. JOHN SWAYNE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the County of Wilts. Wilton, near Salisbury, Jan. 18,1810. TIMBER, BUCKS. t; For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and - 1 , other TIMBER, now standing in Woods and Enclosures, 7 in the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be Sold in Lots, amounting to from ACILOO to .ElOOO. The Wintet I Woods mast be taken down, and paid for immediately, and the Oak *4 soon as tl►e season will admit. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Talkie, at the Queen's Mid, Taplow, who will attend to chew the Timber. a applications by letter will be attended to unless the postage is paid. 1 Ns day w.... i.tibiisbed, Now cotuplyte, in !!.- V olumec, Royal Svo. price or?.. Cs. brarils, AN ABRIDGMEIsIT of the LAW of NESI PRIU . :i. Second Edition, considerably enlarged anti im proved, with a talile of the name.; of the CAW ) cad a complete Index.—By WiI.LIAM SELNI I N, F.sq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. Containing the following titles : Accdunt, Fisher, Adultery, Fraud, Assault and Battery, (;acne, Assumptit, Imprisonmcn°, A!torney, Insurance, Auction, Libel, Bankrupt, Malicious Prosecution, Baron a .41 Peme, Mater and ,ervant, and Sea- Bills of Exchange, man's Wages, Carriers, Nuisance, • Common, Partners, • Consequential Damages, Replevin, Covenant, . R escous, Debt, Slander, Deceit, Stoppage In Transitu, Definite, Tithes, Distress, I'l.4:spa's, Ejectment, 'Unmet - awl Ship Registry, Executor, 1.1.:e and Occupation, Factor, Wager. London : Printed for .7. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Lt.- 'lle second Volume may be had at present, separate, to complete sets, 19s. in boards. , -,- bl 4 iisi uc sro- re• Air rq. 414 rips et all Irof r ct% v ,cii; VS 01