Star. — London, England, 1803-12-23 00:00:00

F.;,h exi. r r >•, F raLi a: Is , • • -,'.. ' ..1,:i0,-. .-- '••"',Nr._44 it,-i' -:,o'. -.';...."7"-}',.' • . s.. - ~.. , 4,, 4. r )74: " . "'" , -. -,--. 1 ..............,.... 4. , .._...._.. .._ 5 ,• -0 `...,,,.....__," .1 K J - L - • .; " )Yyr• Vii,''';^s)" ) ail i in n in that NUMBER 46721 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER :3, will he prefented the Drama of THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. To whkh will be added (tyth time) a New Grand Sato-Comic pantomime, in Two Adts, called THE CARAVAN; Or, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG. On Monday, A Bold Stroke for a Wife • with the Caravan. On Wednefday, The Wife of Two Hu lbands; with the Caravan. pe Thteday will be produced a New Grand Pantontinne Spec 'tack, called Cinderella; or, The Giali Slipper. Previous to which will be performed the Tragedy of George Barnwell. Cr The Public are molt refpedtfully itiforintd, that Mrs. Jor dan Is engaged at this Theatre, and will make her firft appearance on Monday. Jan. 2, in else Charadtcr of the Country Girl. THEATRE ROYAL, COY) NT-GARDEN. q-ms PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 23. . 1 1- will he perform( d, for the 9th time, New 11,:lonical Conic Open, in Three MK called THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. To which will be added the Farce of THE PANNEL. On Monday, the Tragedy of Alfoufo: after which will be gp dseed a Now Pantomime, which has been in preparation all the Sommcr, and in rehearfal from the &ginning of the feafon. On 'T ucfday, The Tragedy of Richard elle Third. On Wardle', The Mill oithe World. On Thurfday, The Tragedy of Mary Q22en of Scots. - ARMY. - rr°BE SOLD, feveral Cornetries in . Light and H avy Dragoons in Regiments in Ireland, and a Lieute nancy in a Regiment in the Weft ladies; ago remit &Nodes In Regiments lo England, Ireland, Guernfey, Gibraltar, Amtrak', the Weft Indies, and the Ea Indies. A Major in a Regimentof Infantry in the Weft indiss,and a Cif , - min in one in the LIR IndieS with to exchange to Regiments at home ; and a Captain of Cavalry in Ireland willies to exchange to the Infantry.—Application to be made to Alexander joiinitoa. it by letter, free of portage, to No. 6, Csaven-ftreet. London. Na 4, CORNHILL, And N 0.9 CHARING-CROSS LONDON. TDISH returns his moll grateful thanks to the • Public for the very diftirmithed preference they have been . „. . . parried to give the above OE%, for 'semi yam, a nd (akin a continuum of their favour for the eoftdog Lottery, which begun drawing, the 9th of JANUARY, $ ao.t. Tickets and Oates arekiiing In great Variety, at the above °S ees, where in tbe late September Lottery, the following Capital Prism wore fold, tinted, and paid an danand • No. tau - a Prise of - 420,c00 Me* - - - I,ooto 6,190 - - - - IP= Os. - ,- • - sea __. All BuflathinC6e Public Funds tweaßed *l4 fidelity sad tirpetdt, by T...EISH,tock Broker , N 0.4, CombilL 6 th ry ...Perfoss In 'e' i Conne may be fuppUed the fame u if • *tidily bp good Bills et bon dates, Poft 011ee Ne by m er Calk, pea paid; to No. 4, Comb& Orders, THE STATE LOTTERir BEGINS DRAWING THE4O‘ of NEXT MON TH . THE TICKETS - and Starept Shares are felling, on the loWeft Terms, at NICHOLSON'. ;loyal Exchange State Lottery Office, No. 88, CtienbM, the EaR Censer ofdae Royal Exchange, Lowden whom the foaming CAPITAL PRIZES have be Judy . Soid and Shared. via. No 17,993, topooL In Sixteen Shares...s.4pp, top*. in *gilt ihares—ao,rts, y,ooct. In Eleven E1aire5....43,48a, sopnci In • 'Whole 'ticket -04o°, topooL in Eight Eighth Sharaw—s34S9. /pool hi a while 2003001- In Shares--"Pliti =pool. in a Whole Ticket-19,m0, topcx:d. in a Insole Ticket--• 41.9711, spool. in Twelve Shares-19,896, Spoil. in Eleven Shire/ toPcol. in a Whole Ticket—t ',nay, to,oool. M Sham ...I %Do% lopooL in a Whole 7icket-44.6 76. sopooL in a,Whas Ticket.-44.314,80p001. in • Whole Ticket...s4ot, topeoL in ilkreslroj46s. spool. ,30575. iXcee. and 14.777. iPxd• in ois Tickets; bead's weetty apxil. and scot. AUNT for Prises as roan as drawn. And In WI. without any dededlon. two mouths after the Lottery has fii.illted Drawing. Tickets and Shares tegiftered at Sixpence per Namur. ' STATE LOTTEB.Y. Begins Drawing 9th J EME nuary, 1804. SCH Xe.‘Prizah Vabic of cach. s at C 2a,000 to ac ,coo moo Loco ',coo 5o SOO ROO 3 0 SO Total value. 4 4o oco 20000 zo.coo • boco Cow SAOO 4 000 SPW 30e0 126,503 227,500 Too 4.315 MR-drawn Man tiventliDay, mem Dino Lalt Day - SP- 0 Are pan of the above Capital& 'ICKETS and :SHARES arc felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE, KW du Prises paid 0,4 Prefent Price : Ticket • 4t 7 8 o 00l Eighth . - 4re 0 Shiteadi stir Quartcr s 6 o I 3 • !IMMINGHAM COMMERCIAL HERALD, and GENERAL ADVERTISER. ON Monday, January 3, 004, will be puliliaied, Price hispeoot, a New Weekly Paper, entitied,—. THE SIR MINGII A M COMM CRCIAI . HERALD," The Proprietors of this Undertaking, situated by a Gomm De ere of affordkigehe Town of Birmingham, its Neighbotutioad, and Coto ics around, a Nawfpaper of real Public Utility, arc making every neerfftry Preparetioo lot the A,ecumplilluneet of fo defira bk an Otiket, and have firm Confidence in being able to execute their important talk In a mouser ealculited to endure thePatroosge both of the Inhabitants of Ilietninghans and adjoecot Codsties. As another Place is appropriated for a detailed Account of the Mature of the Concern, it is mime/Aar? in this to add more than foch a Sketch of the Paper's Contents, u map enable the Reader x. entente it. Adaptatioo to the valuable End propfed. Foreign News. London, Provincial, Lit y, and Adverrlfing, einfiltute the prominent Features of its Content.. Of all Abele different Species of Inform-tiny, An ample, will (elected, and jinliriot fly arranged Detail w II invartAily lie given. '1 In Efforts already ufed for procurie; li,loiniation ariting from all h•orces„ whether foreign or doinelti. , . have been eaccedinp.ly fortunetc; particularly in that moll important but smock sweated bunci—Pruvi , cial Inevlibotca It , his literary Deyartiewnt the Editor hopes not to be found deficient. Initrweliem and Amitf-snint wiil here, a. indeed thru' the entire Work be CVO. all °Neils of his careful Attention. Advertifirep Friends ray rat alum& mer to experience a arm kr said ei nta folotino, and proper . liypographical Difplay. The, Papa will he riblilhtei early. every Monday Moniing, at t< ills Granne and Reddell'., Commer ci.ll Herald Oface, No. to. Hint'-11rre-.-whera Advert rev..nta, Ste are Teri Seed ,—and at Gr tow and Reddell's. Paper Warchoufe. New ftrret. Perkins 'eliding at a Itittance from the *lawn t..ay have the Parer nplar r donativel to th.m. Conveyance free, either by the :me or Pot To the Itiliabilants of Birmhealiam and Vitt ti • . lOU be Pnreall by Nevem , n early ever radeonlay morning. • • :r•Apigias way be hod at dm nuts of rubliagive. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1803. DUTY ON PROFITS ARISING FROM DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS. NOTICE it hereby given, That an OjEce u vexed at the Old Steel Exchange jar receiving Roams and Certfifratel from Pr fen' entitled to Dividend, and Annuities in the Public Plods. All Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends may pay the amount of the Duty thereon, being One Shilling for every Twenty into the Bank of England; and by delivering the Certificate of the payment at the Office above mentioned, with an Indorfement 'oe Dern - intim of the Account or Accounts fuel Certificate la intend ed to dikharge—the Afferment to be made upon them on account of the fan! Dividends will be difcharged without any further trouble to the Parties. By Ordtr of Mt Board ef Taxes, MATTHEW WINTER, Snraary. FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. This day wu pert_ c.. bound, H ARRY CLINTON a TALE for YOUTH : El vatted (ruin the Fuol of Q . !!allty. Printed for J. Juhnfon, in St. P.:as Church y Ird. Tbis day was publirted, In Ore Volume (Mayo. price Ss. in boards, (Dedicated to his Grace the Archlii(tvip of CANFERMORY.) MRS. CRESPIGNY's LE I' I'ERS of ADVICE: to ber SON. on v.irious and important Duti,s. Print id for I'. and W. Davies, Strand. CORNHILL WARD. T a WARDMOTE, holden in the Veßry Room of the Church of St. Michael, Cornhill, on Wednefday, Decemb. r 2t , 18ot, CHARLES FLOWER, Efq. Alderman, in the Chair, R,:fo!ved u:•animoully, That the Thanks of this Wardmote be prefcnt.: to Mr. litbav Tem..; Ft, late nne of the ReprefaitatTwes of this Ward it: Common Council, for the Ready and faithful Cer vices which he rcndcrcd them in that 'libation, during &period of al ?ears. That the Thanks of this Vi'ardmote be given to Mr. WILLtAII SUCAtMAN, for his faitblhl fervices during the time be reprefent ted this Ward in Common Council. 1 hat the laft mentioned Refo.utiints be fairly tranferibed, and that the Ward Clerk du wait upon the reinedtive Gentlemen there with. That the Thanks of this Wardmnte be given to the Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant, Lieutenant-Colonel, Majoes, and ( cers, as well CommilEoned as Non-CommatTioned, and to the Privates, of the Firtt Reginsmt of Loyal London Voluntccr, railed in this acd the nei6hbouring Wards, for the zeal and alacrity they have difpbyed in the common caufe, and for the attention they have paid to military difciptine, by which they proanife to abord, not only a lure proteetion to the perfons and properties of every de feription of people in this metropolis, but alto a molt important afbitance to the replar force of the country in the &II of battle, mould the threats of invallon, held out by our proud and vindic tive foe, be attempted to be carried into execution. That Ltbutenant-Colonel Bt lieu be rtqudted to convey the fore going Refolution to the Gentlemen, and accept the Thanks of this Wardmote, for the unwearied diligence, and unremitting zeal and attention he has individually difplayed in promoting the above laudable obseets. That the fame be fairly trarferibed, and that the Ward Clerk do wait upon Lieutenant-Co)onel Utica therewith. That the Thanks tilthb .Wardmixe be girds to Mr. Alderman ?tows*, for his able conduet and polka:ids in the Chair, and his att•-term to the Banda of this day. th, whole of the above Refolutions be Minted in the fol lowing Daily and Evening Papers, and Ilgned by the Ward Clerk ; the Tithes, True Briton, Morning Poft, Morning Chronicle, STAR, Sun, andTraveXer, and in the Swoday Obferver. WILLIAM BAKER, Ward Clerk. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ANY Perfon or Perfoos willing to Contra& for BU.ILDING a NEW BRIDGE emo6 the Rimy USK, nor CAERLEOII, in the County of MONMOUTH. either with State or Tram, or partly Stope and partly Iron, are &Seed to deli ver thek Plums and Ea:hostel' thereufat my Office in Chepßow,on or before the toth day of January next, or to me, at the Three Sainuma Ina, U& on Wedndday the tub of January, by Teo &Cie& in the Forruoon that the fame may be laid before the Magiftrattoon the Conce al qtjarter Seflions to be WM° on that WILTON, Oak Si the Peace. C.:beyßow, December 8, 1803. PLYMOUTH AND EXETER. SUPERIOR TRAVELLING in New and. Ele gent COUlleg, which go through the whole Journey without changing—the tutareft road by miry eds. The Pah& arc at fared that by theft Coacher, which leave the. ROLL and CROWN INN, Holhorn,at One °Tisch at noon they will arrive in EXETER the foilbsing Evening, and that they Will not, on any Femme what ever, be Fat into dude generally dittfting coeveyantsa or (sa vant, called Long Coaches hart. inhdc. ta Plymouth, al. to.—eat, 16s. Elder, al. eq.—out, 11. So R. V7HrIltA RSH and THOS FAGG, Previews This day were publilhed, In Two large Volumes Odnvo, price tL ts. boards. 7OLLIKOFER's SERMONS on the DIGNITY of MAN, from the German. By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S. "There Sermons breathe the pure and genuine fpkit of Clariftlar ity, and exhibit religion to our view in a form the molt animated and alluring; for to teed of certifying her votaries by disfiguring her bright couatenanee with an sullen and gloomy brow, they invite and encourage all to approach her, as to a kind and condefcendlng queen, who fits fame and cheerful on be throbs, difpening to all her ruble& true wifdom and peace, iv:info/Won and joy. In one word, we recommend them to every defcription of readers. flow they have this mat, that without profound difeuSan and metaphyfical ft:6=ra, they contain the pure and unchf„;uifed morals of the Gorpel, arrayed in an eafy and attradtive garb.=—Sdonthly Review for February 1103. Panted for T. N. Leaman and 0. Rees, Pateenoßer-row. y will be publithed, by the fame Author, SERlitt on the EVILS that are in the WORLD. in two volumes, With 4 Head of the Author. BULL INN, SISHOPSGATLSTIi.RET, LONDON. A REPORT . having been circulated that the aihwt Inn wilt, eta , Chritmas lijay neat, at dens the prefent enant quiet the fame, be na idntet aka as reek, JOSEPH WRANGLE, Son 41/ paw Atfrantle, begs leave to inforrn the Old Caftoaseta thereof bile Friends, sad the Public in general, that on the above day he acti eommeetx'l`enantt when he easidentlt he from the Impr_omincots already begun And intended, this Old Fftabliated ran, by bans entheiy new futedibed, will be towed not mile atom Commodious and cunning than heretofore, tot u emetfaitiabk as my Hsu* in Lendoe. The ftddlot attendee 'MI be paid to the duelled" of the Beds, &e.—Wine and Liquors of the belt qualities- family D neer provided every day ac twe elaock.—Good &Whit PALLAS'S TRAVELS, QUARTO EDITION. This day were pubkOsell, Ensile!Med with Forty Pbtcs and //Yaps, sn. My coloured, iffaf tredve Mat Manners, Deers, and Cisßolm of the various Tana/ Nations, and of different Sukieds /Native to the Natural Halo rry~and Aitiouldes of a Track of Country, Mottling festersl mks hs length, and ACM Woes delenbsd. odes 41.41. in boards, Vol. IL of TRAVELS through the SOUTHERN FRO VINCES of the ROSMAN EMPIRE, in the years 1793 and 1794. Tranilatod from the mighaal German of Profelfor LAS. Counfellor of State to the Emperor of Ruffle, Member of the principal Literary Societies of Europe, &c. &e. A few Copies of this fpleadid Work are primed em fhae royal pr r rin r ed ice 31. ss. boards. for T. N. Leeman sad 0. Rees. Paternofter-row ; T. Cada, jab. mod W. Davis', Strand. Of wham may be bad, with very 'Numerous Plates, the FL* • Volume of the above Work, price 31. 3s. & beards, or on royal PM 4 1 . ea This day wee publieted, price 31.6 d. been& elegantly printed es * Pearl Letter, and het plaited flushing a neat Pocket Velum In Eighteens, the Plitterth Edith= et j'OHNSON's DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, is MINIATURE. - - - To whkh are added. An Aeceont of the Heathen Delass ; a Lift a( the Chirp 3 rougks, and Market Towns ha England aid Wain; a copious Chronology; and a algae Epitome of the soft ftosarka ble Events dating the Preach Revak/low $y the Rev. JOSEPH HAMILTON. Si. A. Matter of the Ansdenty at Head Mantel, Herts. ?ribbed for Longman and Bees. No. yg, Paternalter-row I J. Jogai*. G. and J. Rebinfon. W. J. and J. Richardfan. B. Baldwin. F. and C. itivW J. Matthews, Catbell and Muds.' Walker, W. Lowades, fts--dad, H. D. nytnanda, O.Wilkle. J. ttockdate , W. mac sent Son, Verner and Hood. 8. Bagiter. Catkin and Des. T ip, Wynn and Echoic'. J. and A. Arch. T. Hark J. Harding. J. Mormon, sad Black mi Parry. This day were pubtillied Is three Volagrute. price pa. in Boarde, og rod. de bound, M ORAL 'TALES Of YOUNG PEOPLE, 4 Y 2 * WI , MARIA IDGEWORTH. - Printed for) johnfee Is St. Pears Church/art atran front the Bridal Celtic In Amp& " We haft accidentally delsped the notice of what we have long ago read with much fatleradticm, theft volumes, labials arc CD titled to qte warme4 twomestlatioa. They are very moral, en tertaining, aid hdri&ve, sad we particularly add& than to be pet laxo the loads woe pufoos of the female Fes by thole who have the [watt:Madames of their education: we do not mean to fay, that they arc not well calculated for young perfoos onoth (ties, but they are is a peculiar manner adapted to young we. glace, Yaw* souk &Meaty of katabolic as well as petipicuity and fimplicity of komp." This day waspaslilbed, [HE STRANGER in FRANCE; Or, a Toor from Devonadat to Paris. illuftrated by Twelve ingrav len in Aquatieta, by Meiland. of Sketches taken on the Spot by the Author, JOHN CARR, P.fq. Its 4to, 11. is. Boards, and on Large Paper, tl. t 12.64. Printed for J. Johafoo, St. Paul% Chorchiard. The Authors pf the brit* Critic, Angell 1803, freak of this Work in the following terms- 4 This is by mach the mat plea. kng and interefting narrative of the kind we ►owe yet met with, particularly as to t►e daeription of the modern Parilleas. Our enuntrymen, who have hitherto publilbed their vapid ketches, teem to have bad their cosiofityerecitcd,and their attention dire rd to things and places, a sax than to the people, and to have had very eircumfcribed and partial iutradualons of a dooneflic kind : whereas this Oentlernan appears to have been Immedia►ely and familiarly domiciluted in the moll elegant and dialoguilbed familia, and to have carefully and fagacioufly allayed the woo dental change of nunuers to which a few name years have given place- The whole is very entertaining. and written with 'heady and elegant pen of a Lieutionen. The Aqoatinta Engravings which accompany the Narrative. are elegant and fasksfadory re. prell ntatinas et t!,e places th- y feveralls deteribe In the CRITICAL The Amager ha Pram* Is laid!. be by far the molt pleektag and communacative tra►eller, whom we had the good fortune to accompany. The anal ohjolts of co -1 Han/ at Paris are &feria-11, but the Author s manner is not a hackneyed one: he gives the z.lt of novelty to common teems, by copying frAm his oven form-g.. We !mbar extending nor extrodts, toccaufe we meats only to incite curiofity, and indium the Reader to easmiot the whole. _ _ '. NIG KAM arc •_inted, and ready furerine to thole Drawinp, ieh.frurn the hurry of publication, and want of kill to tbe ♦t• nits, hare lardy (a cuzina." Tblo day were WARW. In Pony-Ire Volnenes, Royal Eighteens. embeillibed with Portraits at the principal Audios% pike pl. in 1 1 Boards, a New and Uniform Edition of THE BRITISH ESSAYISTS; comprehending' eke Tatkr, Spettarce, Guardian, Rambler. Adventartr, World, Ctemstrieur, idl, r, Mirror, Lounger, anti Oitterver. Th e whale Mimed with, and eorreeled by, the original Folio Edltious ; ' with Prefaces Hillorieal Cod , and a General lodes. By ALEXANDER 11... M.MUS. A. M. N. B. The is the only Edition of the BM& ligeyills with* an I Include the harm. Lwow, and Cr./ever, dal Works oiling bete primed by erinfent of the Proprietors. Printed for J..loblvion, J. Niabeis and Son I R. Baldwin. V. end C. ithrington, W.W.I* sad Son, W. J. and J. RidsartiCus, A. Strilsan, R. Fodder, G. and W.kheol, T. Payne, 0. and J. Robin. fon, G. wink, J. Matthews, liestcberd, J. Walker, Venice and Wood. Damn and Harvey, Laritingtoo and Co. D. Walker, Clarks and Soo, J. Whim, Longman and Rcca. Culell and Docks. J. Barker, T. Kay. Wynne and Co. Pete and Co. B. Crniby. Cer am! Co. W. Miller, S. Higtsky, S. Bagficr, T. Hark T. t e :+7l::heney, J. Harding. IL Bent. R. H. Evans, J. Maw man. . Botieock, IL Kirby.T. Olteit. M. Croak 1.4181mr5h, and )1. C isl{pva7. This day was publifhed, price Gs. in I:“wro,, T HE PHARMACOPG.:Iii ; or, the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS c: LONDON, tranOtted into Englifli; with Notes, Indexes ut \,a• Nantes, Preparation, &c. &c. By THOMAS Ff ALUE, M. D. F. R. S. bitalcran Lcaurer at the Cullege of PhySciain, and Senior Ph y Ulm of the Loudon .1. The Eighth Edition, rcrifi.d sod adapted to the Lift impmved Edition of the College; with an llidec, Chewing ths. g nerail)ofes of Mei:Lei:set. 13y JOHN LATHAM, M. Li Fellow of the Royal College of Ph yheians; i'hylician to the Magdalen, and to St. Bartholomew's 1 - I.4itil. Printed Cori% N. Longman and O. Recs, Paternufter row. FORSYTEi ON TREE3-OCIAVO EDITION. This day was puhuifhcd, a rew Edition, being the Third, with xj folding Platei. price t2i. boards, ATREArISE on the CULTURE and MA- I- NAGEMENT of FRUIT TREES, in which a Ncw Me thod of Pruning and Training is fully defc ribs"' To which b added, a new and improved Edition or OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASEg, DEFECTS,m,d INJU RIES, in all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREE., ; with an Account of a particular Method of Cure. Pubbled by Order of Government. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S. A. Gardener to his Ma.iefty at Ken Sint on and St. James's, Member of the Economical Society at St. Peterfburgh, &c. Printed for T. N. Lawmen and 0. Rees, Riternoßer•row ; T. Caddl and W. Dades, Strand; and J. Debrett, Piccadilly. This doe wail pettlifted, the Eighth Edition, eorretted awl re viral, In two Volume, Qwto, price 4 40. bound. Alto, on Got wove gem price gl. se. boootio A DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN. IMAGE; In *lke the Words are dedoeed Dom their Orleaa s. and iltaltrited In tbdr different SigaiMations by Ex amples from the belt Writers. To which are refined. a Hillary 91 the Languar, ant an Englifb Grammar. By SAMUEL. JOHNSON, LL D. Printed fix Ltragmas end item, No. 39, Paternottet row yJ. Johnfon. G. mad J. Rabinfon, W. j. and I. Riehardfon, R. Baid. F. and C. Itfrftron, J. Matthews, Cada and Mania, J. Walker, W. Lowndm, J. Scatcberd, H. D. Symonds, 0. Wilkie, J. Stotkdalt. W. Clarke and Son. Volker and Hood, S. Darter, Cabal sad 'Davies. Wynne and &Wiry, J. and A. Arch, Murray and MOW, T. Hart, J. Harding , J. Mamma, and Mack and Parry. Of whom may be had, An Abridgment of. the above Work, ia two wahine itva price m. and in me volume, price Km 6d. tI RIC F. SIX-I'l NCI.. Thi doe' were p , :hliled i A eorrteted Edition rti.ir V. T4‘. Found, ARA Ult\N MGHTS* LINTER NMF.NTS. t;o:lliitire of One Th.intand and One ito. le.. toid :iv the SultatiJ. of ..bi! Indio, to divert the. Sn:•.‘n from the zi vow 111 had made to marry a 1147 nary day, as: i :.:ac tier cut of; next ?morning, to ay..:4;.: f..r the diflity i:ty grit Sultane&i. Containing a t :Ater cit t uftorn.., minion, and ridiEion of the Ea,tinti Nations, %in Tartars. Palm.. and Indio's, than is to be met with in ally futit • hithi-rto pablithe, 4 . Trattflated into French from thi. Arabian MSS' by M. Ga t.LA of the !oral Academy ; and now tcadi.red into Lasi.fh front the !alt Path edition. Printed I.ir T. N. lonfman and 0. R ees, Pnrerrofter row. 111.1 day was publiihed, hi One Volume Fo,lfc3p tioaMs the Srcond Fdieor 0 E M S. —By Mrs. 0 P 1 E P Priaatt.l forl.ongnan and fi..s. PatLrnoft,r-row. Of whom may be had, by ti. • came Author, THE FATHER AND DAT/GH I'ER. A Talc. The Second Idition, with a FrontifpLee, price as. 6d. hoards. •• The pleafitrm of melancholy are fuited only to minds of un• common lufceptibility, to thole per fens who may he laid to have a fympathctic tslte for d:ftrefs ; and from Rcadcrs of thia clals the tale of woe now bear* us will meet with peculiar aregganee. For Guffaws. wawa that we have been truly alreeted by the p•rufal of it. lime it ls replete with intereft, and palaces votios enoutts to aired tltc heart of the molt callous of critical readers."—Monthly Review, June 1801. DENON'S TRAVEI.S, NEW EDITION. This day were publiihed. In Three Volumes Odtavo, price 21. 15 Boards, accompanied by wry numerous large Plates, confining of Views taken in Upper and Lower Egypt, of Reprefeatations of Antiquities and Hie roglyphics, of Objedts in Natural Hiltory, of blatenew and taf toms, Sec. engraved by eminent Awaits, and Fac-amities of the Originals, the Second Edition, of • ['RAVELS lon UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, I. in Company with feveral Divifions ache French Army; dur ing the Campaigns of General Bonaparte in that Country. Pub- Billed under the immediate Patronage of the Chief ConfuL By VIVANT DENON, One of the Attila who accompanied the Expedition. Traonated from the Original, by ARTHUR A MIN. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternofter-row ; and for R. Phillips,No. y ,ot. Paul's Church-yard. 'lbis day was publiCsal, In One large CLosrto Volume, price al. gas'. 6d. neatly bound, 'THESAURUS LINGU4E LATINiE COM- A -PIINDIARIUS ; or. A Compendious Didiouary of at Latin Tongue; de/tad for the Ufe of the &hi& Nadon. 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