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i g e mnEß 60381- Le. NOT APED THESE FIVE TEARS, FOR TH sown. OF MR. FARLEY. THFATREBIAAL, COVENT-('RDEN. rMORROW, Wednesday, June 1, 1808, will . • • - le *toil the Tragedy of • ALEXANDER THE GREAT a • • Qt, THE RIVAL QUEENS. m e gindet, Mr. C. KEMBLE Clytus, Mr. COOKE ; tow, Mu, SMf FM ; Sta t tira, Mrs. H. lOHNSTON ; I -I ' (Being thelrSrsi appearance ip those Characters ) ,thvl, the Grand Triumphal Eon v of Alexand'er iatb Babylon. of A IV " Ihe Soldier Tied," by Mrs. DICF_ONS. ) 1 1 o rthe Play, as Internsede ‘ consisting of Sipsing and baneing ‘ caged vAt rott4.L GALA; or, AAURAL MASQUERADE. Representation of the Gardena on a, Gala Night; 4ma ota:t Repn be introduced several favourite Slangs by *my, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Emery, Mr. Liston, Mr. Blanchard, pi Mrs. Liston ; Dancing by' the Misses Adams ; and the Atatql Pas de Deox (in Character) from the Pantomime of Iwo Gootg, by Mr. Grimaldi, and Mr. Bologna, jun. .ctrl thellf throe yoiri) the gorid Ballet Pa tomiuse (with New Scenery), .uU OSCAR:AND MALVIN& Ø. BOLOGNA, Jun. k Malvin*, Miss ADAMS ; Carrol, 'Mr. FAltt.gif. v a t s to Ie had of Mr. far*, No. IS, itathbone-Place ; Brandon, 4 the Theatre, whets Places for the Boxes 1 134en * - tarrii ii4v4, DEVON. TA BE SOLD IN FEE, ST PKATATE'CONTRACT, Imprapriate Tithea'of the' several' Parishes Pr. Briabam, CkMll Oll , Versies, nod Kind Wear, in .the cony of Divon," comprising nearly film atonal:1B bye hunclicil arteL.For Melts particulars and to treat. faith* Tlthes;apply to M. Syurway, Solicitor, Milverton, near' Willlingto3, Somerset, a to Messrs Blake, eooles,Cosirt; Carey4trect,"Loagon. May 13, 1001 1 . • • • • Six PRIZES OF TWENTY TKO(YSAND POUNDS. Na 2G, Coawru c, Sf t CSAILINO-Caws, is . ai ST. M.lllO.lllliT'S HILL, BOAQUOII. UORNSBY and Co. respectfully acepaillt the Ne.. bility, Gentry, and the Public., that tee STATE LOT TERY to bt drawn in Juqe neat, h sue of the Most superb Lot. lies ever kitties. . • " . Tickets and Shires are now on male, .at HO RD] State Lottyry Offices, where any of the Graphal him In the last and former Lotieries, were ;hared, sol d , ana N.B. Order s by letter or carries, execn.ed candy on the &asp tams as if ',merit. - - - No ._4 2 cpßiwit.i., and 9, PUKING-CRC:Mk' - Ttisti retwin his Public in most grateful Thinits to the • Nobility, Gentry, and in generaL,Jos' . thalr nri hinsisd falmars ir: the Lotterlei isst finished, and oeloain a dm dot Titkets and Shares for the'N EW STATE LOTTERY, t uuniag Siz Prizes of 20.0001. to be drawn the . gitili of June, prow selling u above; where, in the Lotteries pit 6aishe4, U sold sod dr,red No. 17,611, a Prize of ..e:35,1100. I Is. 14,415 - - 4:10;000 1:7o. 4,;1151 - . £l, OOO .. 14p 4 s . - 6,000 '935 -.- . SOO 14,44/1 - 7 5, 000 17,996 - - 590 440 • - 5; 0 00 - 24,557 .., I 500 ar s .nt , - 3,009 5,614 y SOO Tlo.flre-drawn Ticket in the City /..sttery, entitled entbr pined Ftetel, valued at E 25,000, was sold at Nish's Offices In alztve SlstrotitL% ; also two other of the zithstantial Freehold lichies, value .04000 ; and the fortunate 1 folders of PriZes in hOtlt State and City Lotteries, may Kaye their Money by applying Si tbstv. Ds Mate Lottery contains 6 Prizes of 20,0001. beside! the life lidnil , r of 10,0001. 5,0001. %COOL dm dtt- dm lithEmet, irithprieulers, gratis. • MONEY. - ftrOBLP 4 4EN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully 4. 1 informed they may be supplied yrith Mohey to any amount en terms tqual to mortgage, Mcnrid upon Perak*, Copyhold, !nisebold Land or Houies, Motry in the Fonds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymene Livings, or any ether l'roperty ; persons of respectability may im supplied an their pen anal security 0n1y..--Gcntlemen will had - every liberal's:comm .. iition without delay. Application from Twelve till TV*, or tilers (Post Paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 10, Bmb-street, Berheley-nuare. ' •-- . ' NQTICE is hereby given, That a Distribution of ?rize-Money, on account of the Property captured at !atm Ayres, in the year 11106, is intended to h made alsont the laid July nert, agreeably to his Majesty's Grant for that pur r,to the General and Staff Officers, and following Shies and Ilis Majesty's ships Diadem, Diomede, Raisonable, Narcissus, si Encounter. Royal Amlfery, Royal Engineers, Dstachry.cnt of the 20th Re mem of Light Dragouns, 71st Regiment if coot, aad the Ho push's trait-hsclia Company's St. Flciena Artillery and Infantry. ALEXANDER DAVISON. ANGUS MACDONALD. I IS. . . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , ,MODERN-BUILT' MANSION-HOUSE, replete with every convenience for a Natilemia's or Crank siva's tartrity;delightfully, situated in. a fine sporting country, *sr three market towns, with very good Roads, and at an easy tatanCe from Bath, together wits 59 acres Of AO arable and Pau: land adjoining. The Manion House, whi:lt has been bait only about eiiht years, eonsiitp of a large entrance and back 14, abrakfast-room, seventeen feet and a half square; a dining :seen, twenty4our feet by seventeen and a calf; a drawled; room twenty feet by eighteen and a half; a libeary, seventeen feet by tilheen—all twelve feet high ; five best bed rooms, two dresiftg rooms, foar servants' bed-rooms, two stair-uses, two water.clo ntc, two kitchen s , a servants'-hall, latindry, Voices room, three teller;c_nre Iff t h e ' m arched), and s> vfnitif of 4ttached and de 'ultdcices, ^ double coach-house,and stl-stalled itatee, *farm' PA, #ailed round ; extensive lawn, a het .house, and two walled Mitts. The whole supplied with excellent water, and formirg 2 ans;Oesirable acquisition. Pte Furniture, which is quite modern, and made for the Hume, to be taken with the Fixtures . 4414 Farming Stock, at a Nv valuation Sy the Purchaser.. fee further Particulars, and to treat Of by letter, post pa4l), ap ply to Mr. Pearse, Solicitor, Salisbury-square, London. -CLARKE'S LAW CATAI...OGeff. - Tills day was published, in a pocket,olumn. price 2ss •d. A: CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOK S with their dates and prices, and obserratians front the best #titoritiLs an the different Works; Including anew and cothplete lin of all the Reports, together with s Hit of S.totch Law Publica !kat, arranged under the different branches of the 1.4 w. Compiltd by JOHN CLARX.E. one said, be h.d the Law Catalogaes to read at kreakfast, at 11 that m.tans he became acquainted with many . bw !tacks he oth e r w i se never s h ou ld have known. London . : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Estoksellers, Porugai-strtet b Lincoln's Inn; who have always on sale a large collection of new and second-hand Law Books. Libraries and parcels of Books purcliased. ' The above publication will be found an useful guide to the puma:et of Law Books, by making it a summary of the various bares of every mode= Law Work publithedduring the last 20 7 111 . within account :if the dates and prices o f each, interspersed with brief accounts of their utility, and of the reputation which °lel bear amono the profession, by which means the student will be enabled to auks a szlcctlon of the most useful and approved works on the particular branches of the Law to which h.d is de voted . .• 'IE. - • '7". d , --2 . -- '%O. v . .,‘Pti. e 111.-ill., ~- - k i • , .. t .:. •. ... • ~ -:, - Imi :„0. • -- .-?...‘,... • . 4 1 - : • * .1; _ - . , . , , .• I . • ,- 4 - , .1 ; 40- ...."'"" •.4 ‘ ,N :. : . 1 : : ii ".. 4 . f .. ? 1.. • 4 *-- - ? ' ' • . r. - 7.P . 4 Nii. • . t .), s , •• ... . . 1 , k , .. , . ~ . . . ••• ••---..e.4 6 ........." • • 4i: P' . .._ _ .. .:: . . ... . . . . --- TUESDAY,. AY Si. 1898. pm], ST N-P r. • BREAC4OP PAR9;,II. OP HONOW TA4NSPORr OFFICF, May YS. WHEREAS the French Prisoner of War, named - and described at the foot hereofi has' absconded fgom Chesterfield, in violation of his parole of Honour—The , Com= missioners fiOr conductios • His Majesty's Transport service, Re. do hereloy off,..T a Reward of Fire Guineas for the recaptured( the said Prisoner, to any Person or Persons who sbaU apprehend kim, and deliver Ws ai this Office; or otherwise cense him to sieureif lc dged in any of the Jublie Gaols. . PIERRE ASTRU.C, Lieateaant-Colonel, 35 years of age, five , feet six inches bight rather stoat, round visage, fresh complgidoo k light brown hair, hazle eyes, and has lost one of his fori-teeth. N. B. There is reason to believe that the sgiclAstruc is In Lon don, Or -its vicinity. - -••- • • This day was published, Neatly printed °Aiello , " wove paper, and hot-pressed, pric.! 4.. • : in extra boards CLASSICAL SELECTIONS in VERSE, eeniptising a large eelieotion, of ' Pieces Narrrtive, Hu woroueoles inem Authors. Deseriptive, Padaee t e, and Miscella neous ; from the flo ost Primed fee W.Robintort, Lnrerpool ; and sold by Lonenan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme Paternoster-wow, London. This day was published,. Elegantly printed on &hue wove paper, In two small Volumes, • price in kAards as. THE THEORY of DREAMS; in which an In (ply, is made inta the Powers aild'Paculties of the Hunan Mind, as they are illustrated in the most remarkable reams re corded in SacredSaeredlnd , Profane History. Printed for F. C. ard■l. Rivitigton; No. 62, St. Paul's Churl yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. ~ !• - - IREAbi OF ZAROLA 4.1 7 17(01 . 0C111. . . Tiznaroar OFFZCI, Ma 9114 :riteREAS the. Two French Prisotiers of War, DedicAted by Pcnrierslett to ' Hit Royal liighnese the I PRINCE OF WALES. - This day were published, in Two Volumes Royal 12mo. price I Bs. in boards, poEms, by CHARLES JAMES, Author of the Milita: 1 Dictionary, Regimental Companion, &c. Ste. &c . The third Edition, with Additto s ; together with a stiiit.ng uke ness of the Author, and a Portrait of 'Petrarch from Morghen, the celebrated ltal4an engraver, and .:her appropriate Enraviegs. London : gold by T. Egerton . 144 'itary Library, Whirehall ; 1. lionke r, New Bond-street ; and J. R -harclion, Royal F.xchange. V V named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from Chesterfield, in violation of their Parole of Honour—The Commissioners for conducting His Majesty', Transport service, dm. do hereby cffer a Reward of Five Guineas for the recaptm c of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall apptehend them and &Jiver them. at .this Office, or. otherwise cause Arm to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols. ' BENJAMIN OLIVIER, Captain of I'Egle French Privateer 32 years of age, five feet five inches high, small person, dark com , plexion, black hair , black eyes, Mid large whiskers. BERNARD OLIVIER, Assistant of Venteux French Corvette • 29 years of age, 54 ffet high, stout, wan visage, sallow cono- Facliln, CLult.hair, hazle eye', and marked with the small-pox. _ . rIcTuALLING OFFICE, May So, 1130 R. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • His .111:1JESTre NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the Sd of June, they will oe ready to receive Tinitlers in writing (scaled up) and treat for Eight Hundred Quar tervof new PALE and Two Hundred Quarters of new dose. dr 4 ied A MBER MAP', to be delivered in three Weeks by weekly proportions into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. _ _ regard will k had to any Tender en which the price :ball not I e 4.Jert.d in word: at length, or that :hall not 6: delivered to the Board before One i Clock on the mid Friday next the Si, f JIM!, nor sodas the Person who wits hie Tender, or some Person on hi: behalf, attend: to IIf.MAW when railed fry. ORDNANCE OFFICE, May 16, 180 d. THE - PRINCIPAL OfF,ICERS of HIS MA ' J 4577", ORDNANCE, <1.7 hereby eve Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Thursday the Ski of lone next, front such Persons a. , may..he willing to undertals the Performance of the Plumbers, Work within the Tower Division, comprehending the To'Strii, Lewisham, Woolwich, putileet, and Gravesend ; and also at Portsmouth, fur a Period of three years. Proposals will be received jointly for the whole, or separately, for the said Torn . pivii t on, and Portsmouth; and further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contact, may be knosyn, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed !!. Proic i sals for the Performance of the Plumbers , Work 14, , "..(as the case maybe) ; but no Proposal can be admitted isfier the said, 2d of June next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the !are day ; peitber will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party snaking it; or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. Ostler .- of the Board, R. H. CREW, Saretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 18, 1808. • MITE RRArclp.44 61710ERS of HIS MA fEstte alaiKtivegi eie , hereby eve Notice, That PropOsali Willte"recelvid at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Thursday the 2d day of lune next, far such Persons as may be wilting to undertake the Performance of the Painters' Work for the Ordnance Service at Portsmouth, for a period of three years. Further pia ticulars, together with the Torms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre tary's Office in Pall •Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten ancl four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed" Proposals for Painters Work at Ports mouth," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of Susie next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender ke noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shail attend.—By Order of the Board, N. CREW, Secretory. Phis day Waspublished, ha two vob iivo. price it is. in board, ' • ttie Second E.dition•of • • • THE .LIFE. of tke . Ri ht Hon. FRAN( Ili - MTH, Bann of ' , Lord . Ifekpor of tht Seal, under King 6harleril. mod !DIV lames U. wherein Ore !- serum/ th: Characters Of Ste Matthew Hnt.. Sir George Jefferits, :Sir Leolin." Jeoldna, Sidney Godolphit, add misers, tht molt Lawyers and Statesnien of s tink tame. •-• 1-; ' .‘ d - • By'efte Hon. ROGER NORTH. Linda t Pgfeend fir W. Clarks •and • Sons, Portugal-meet, Lincoln's Teri.. •. • • '• • = ' • " ' Thelbratar Edith* of the above Work haling broom* very scarce, and ante sosight 'An by die profession 01 the Law from the mast/ valialdiainnedgtes and obrwirions• contained _ Ric Wort, respecting LairpLawitts, and State men, be induced the Publishers to ragebnit at the Very tannest recommendation of several learned members, m velsomthe intlits of theWorl known. „ • This - day - was published, .es, Royal lams. embellished with Portraits —.O Author% peke Ten Guineas in boards, a new an, tots, with the Addition of the Looker-on, of THE BRITISH ESSAYISTS; 'coniprehi the . Spectator, Tacker, Guardian , Rambler, Adv , World; GW6isscur, Idler, MirrOr, Lounger, (Away, ,Lboker-ori. The whole collated with, and corrected by, *sal Editions, with Protases, Historical and Biographic; . General , By ALEXAND E R alm-mpr,s, A. M. •,, 4 This it, the only 'Won of ttsßristih Essayists WI inclUde tht Mirror , Lounger, Observer, and Looker-oi works being here prinied by consent of the proprietors. Printed for J. Johnson, J. Nichols and Son, R. l3aldwit. C. Rivinzton, W. Otridge and Son, W, I.lod I. Richardson . Strthan, F4ulder, G. and W. T. Payne, C: Robs:son s Wilkie and Robinson, Scatc;:erd and Letterman, J. Walk, nor, Hocksnd R w Lea, Darton' and Harvey, Lack and Co. Clarke and Son, G. Kearsky, C. L.asy, I. man, Hurst, Rees and Urine, Cadetl and I)avras, Lane and man, FL D. Symonds, J. Barker; Wynne and Co. Pote J. Carpenter, W. Miller, J .and A. Arch, Crosby and Co. and Martin, Williams , and Smith, R.. Schotey, W. Grace, I Kirby, Mathews and Leigh, S. Bagster, T. Borne', R. r R: Floyeri R. Highly, Black, Parry ant Kingsbury, J. .._ R. H. Evans, J. Mawtnan, J. Booker, J. Asperse, J. Harris, Eben, J. Wllia, and W. Creech, Edinburgh. TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION'. Ibis day vFa:: published, in six elegant Volumes, royal ilhatirated With coloured Maps, the Tullio Ent - rit; improved and enlarged; Alec One Guinea and s half or Thirty-six Shillings neatly hound, I'HE BRITISH TOURIST'S ; or, TRA LER's cOMPAlkittoN, through ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate De, of every earl of the United Kingdom ; and comptelaending most eblebrated and most intt rewing Modern Tours throt part of the British Islands, particularly those of PeNNANT, SULLIVAN; HAW.LL, • CP,AI WYNDHAM, YOUNG, MOI(ITZ; HOL JOHNSOI,4 SHAW, RODERTSON, S r.F4 HUTCHINSON, ISTRVITE. SERIN!, &C. ' With several Original Tours conimtinicated to the Edit. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D. Rector of Stonesfiekl, Vicar of Hurley, &c. Bcc. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, by all Booksellers, partkularly by those on the great at the Watering Places. • °f arts= may be had, The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACES for 139. in board,, or 1 3s. 64. bound in red. The PICTURE of LONDON for 1808, price Ss. bound. The TOPOGRAPHICAL DlC'f lONARY of the ' KINGDOM, with 'Forty-six newly &awn Maps, 265, or SOs. coloured. The ATLAS of the UNITED KINGDOM, Its. half POTATOEs. - This day was published, in 4to. with Plates, price 7s. I'HE REPORT of the COMMITTE -a- BOARD of AGRICULTURE, concerning t TURE and USE of• POTATOES; including the topics : 1. Discrimination of sorts. 2. Preparation of soils. S. Seta. ' 4. Methods of planting. 5. Culture while growing. 6. Distempers. T. Ts.king up and securing the crop. 6. Application as food for man. 9. Expenees, produce, and value. Printed for RlCUARLiPititurs, No. 6, Bridge-street, friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, published also by authority - of Agriculture:- 1. EXPERIMENTS TRIED by the BOARD of / TIME, in the Composition of various Sorts of BRLAD. half-a-crown. 2. A GENERAL REPORT upon the SIZE throughout GREAT BRITAIN, by Dr. ROBERTSOI, S. A LETTER from the EARL of WINCH.F., the Advantages of COTTAGER% RENTING LAN. is. sd. 4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with Queries. 5. An ACCOUNT ofthe Modes of DRAINING BOGGY, and MARSHY LANDS, as practited•by Fakington ; drawn up by Mr. John Johnstone, with plates. Price is. 6d. in boards. 6. Corrected and Improved REPORTS of EIGHT COUNTIES in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND. family pridted in octavo, and illustrated with numerm tgravinp, describing the present State of each County in are, Manufactures, Population, Produce, Economy, 1 roes 7 S. to 15s. each. GENERAL BIOGRAPHY. This day was published, A ne% Edition, teltlg rue THIRD, avitß considerable and Improvement., corrected to the middle of the • one very large and closely printed volume, octavo, I 'THE BIOGRAPHICAL, HfSTOR. - 1 - CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, containing curate accounts of the Liars, CHAILACTIRS, and A( most eminent Persons of all Ages' and Countries, . Revolutions of States, and the Successions of sovereign ' 'By JOHN WATKINS, LL. D. &c. &c. Vita enim mortuarum in memorii est posita. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the fr tionary, and iu the compass pf an oeta:m volume, purpose of referenc , .• on all points of Biography; Chronology. History, challenges the respect of every Student, and of Literature. Chin Dictionary condits of 'lOOO closely printed containing 600 words, and consequently includes as ter as any large and •ezpinsive quarto. After the ! editionS of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and authority which it had acqu4a..d in the literary wok, cornes matter of sutprize that another Author, pirodyingi tents, should have tad t;:c temerity to bring out a similar having the sante object, and not containing one-twelfth Matter, at the enormous price of three guineas ! invited ' to make the comparison, both as to matter between Dr. Watkins'z work and this other, four tit Let • it be added, that Dr. Watkins's Dictionary cola thorities of each article, an essential requisite in e' reference, which, however, is omitted in this. new sary quarto. Printod for RICHARD Ptitittes, No. 6, Bridge-street, ffiars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author SCRIPTURE' BIJGRAPIIT, in one volume; fikno. with; price Ss. bound, or in octavo, with a large type, los. 6d. V • • • . NCIS boardt,• ' Gael are jai. Series, sit end" ]-street s beeeine he law, geed ie• induced eudatios ' ork were • - :s cf the and Uld• :ending rentu.rer, rLr, and , the ori- cal, and a ;hick can on, three in, F. and rdson, A; Robinson. Iker,'Ver. echiacen he 14e. asel New- s 'and- Co: • o. Cuthell ice, R. S. L. Phmey, . Harding, Harris, H. iyal 18mo. I9N, much fin boards; LAVEL- , WALFS, Inscriptions ending the rough ever! ANT, FOND, C. &C. Editor. esfieki, et, and sold itoads, and .1808, price bound. m UNITED s. in boards, ialf bound. s. 6d. select, • • F.E of the the CUI.- he follotsing areet, Black- y of the Board AGRICUL- (LAD. Price of FARMS on. P: ice Ss. :if lAEA, or. ,AND. Price Price Is. 6d. SWAMPY, sy Mr. Joseph Frith numerous TWENTY- FLAND, uni. numerous En- my in Agriculs sorry, dcc. &c. • able Additions ae year 1807, in ,16e. in boards. tICAL, and containing ac. tCTIO NS of the Including the reign Princes. &c. • C7CERO. form of a Die- !, answering the Thronology, and nd every Joover :ed pages, each as much mat. is sale of three id the credit and y world, it be- rodying its con- : a similar work e-twelfth more The public are er and quantity, times the price. cortains the an. every work of w and unneces- ge-street, Black- uthor, no. with plates, os. sd. bosad. ORDNANCE OFFICE, May BS, 11108. 'HE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS HIS . JESTIes ORDNANCE, #grgig is Nati"?' . That they will tf,ii. bi rAbirf 4teeetiee, at the ;Fewer, on Thursday the 911 day el JOIN. ifrtt it bitarlpell, Ass beers.of eleven and four o'Clock, seidry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ord nance Stores, consisting of names Cellar, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadlery and Harness, Beds, Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of Bedding, Powder Horns, Tents and Sagdbags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Metal, Tools of . sorts, Oak and Fir Scantling, together with Building Mate t tials and various other Articles, the,whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Princi pal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until, the day of . Sale, w here printed Lists of the Lots will he delivered to. those persons who may apply for the same,—By Oiler ofebt.Dend, - SleteVratf.• . . hliblES„ TO be SOLD .1?) , . Private Cont r act s a,a2a , part or Share of anti in all that vcry-rroductiveCopper au & Tin Mine, in the Patish• of :rica...in. the County of Cornwall, called Nanjilos and Braid and Clime Mine ; great Advantages mug bit expected to arise to.tkeAdventurers Exam .its basting. a.gre^..ter number of lodes running through it than any other Mine in the County. The Mine is now in full working with a Steam Engine, and throwing up immense qoantities of Copper, Zinc, and Tin.— Also to be sold 1-26th part or Share in the extensive and well known Copper Mine called Wheal Forme, in the Parish of Gvrennati. This Mine has produced to the Adventurers for many years past great profits; theie are two Steam Engines on it. The price and other particulars may be bad, by applying (if by letter, p6st paid) to Mr. John Kneebnne, Tr.irm, or to Captain Virearne, Gwennap.--Truro, May 27,1808. • This day were published, In One Volume Octavo, price 10s. €d. boards, ENQUI RIES, MSTORICAL and MORAL, -L-4 respecting the CHARACTER of NATIONS and the Pro gress of Society, exhibiting 1. view of the Mos t AL liisTogr of heLtsi,•of the manners and character of Nations, and the circum stances on which these are depencicnt ; alio a View of Society as it gists in the earlier stages of its progress. By HUGH IVIVIRRAY. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and J. Anderson, Etiii.thargh. This day was published, price Is. 6d. LETTER on tile CATHOLIC AIMS, written to the late Right Hon. Eostu &taxl 9 rit' the year . l79s. By the Hon. Wst.tiast SMITH, L L. It. F. R. S. and 'M. R.T. A. Now Third Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, then a Member of the late Pi.ritamunt of that Country. Printed for F. 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