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.. . _ --- ---_ ----- 7 , - . - , 11 ~ BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS, This dap was published, April 14,160 i Elegantly printed in Quarto. price 121. in boards, In pursuance of a Commission a Appal Wt 114121 344 on.. ''',H Persons as are willing to Contract for erect- ' rl - 11. CRUSAIIERS ; or, The MINSTRELS from the High Coon of Admiralty' of 4ngland, addressed to Jonn Catcotrr, Esq. Qentiernao; the Marshall Of the POI of ACKE. A Poem,in Six Cantos. 'Pantry Barrack at Coesteronay see the Plans, Speci- Coort„ Printed for T .Cadell attrat...ic1:,........... of Contract for the same, at the Office of 'he ---""`"--"----.."---- ter, any day after the 20th instant, be- 'rids day was published, tIE FOLLOW ING CiOOL)S,,• v 44. • Ornamented with Six Engravings, price Is. 6d. sewed, in . About 29 Tons of Cod Fish 6 Tons Of Ling vow. &Clock. The Proposals must coloured paper. , for the Affairs of Barracks, 'THF. EAGLE'S MASQUE. By TOM TIT. 60 Tons of' Cod . and Ling (little daraord) Being part of the Cargo of the Danish brig Fortona, N. nic-a* t -.ding Infantry Barracks J. " Here, birds of all feathers, all habits, a,ll sizes, Nlaster,detained by the private shlp of war Thonus and John. -red at the Barrack s' AU tougnes, and ad climates, are met in di.:guises," For viewing the same, and for any further particularq, apply 41. 14th of May ' Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry ; the Cokmt#4 - 1 - lot.tio of TLIOMAS LOCKTER Substitute to ;he Marshall of the Adair:by, Of whom may be had, 'lle CRITICAL Anti z w, as publidted. lee Party ------------;--7---.—,-- .........r_tHt0_ ..... ,..... 1„,.. ____........._.______P1. nth Atari' 11, inti. This day were published, prier .Is. bd. - nt. - - • • - - • QTRICTURES oa Subjects chiefly relatiny to the A.t. the London Tavern, Yu:hole-au : 4.l_ , _Plymouth, on o4l6, Fridoy P p tta mi,,h e d apjAGTON an d t h e cl am i n t" ;Atm so bk, the 6th of May mesa, at eleven.o °Loch m the foren • froth a Country ClerSYman- 'T N 1-/ FOL•LOWING GOODS, YU. .."••, the Reverend 10S1A14 THOMAS, MA, nil- 4 Pieces Brandy - 1151Filult. French White Wile -tor of Street cunt Walton, Sotnerset. still Halt Pieces inench White 1 'Ltd. Museadel Wine and I. Itivington, No. 62, Sc. Paul's Chusebs NI. - tne 1 Case Anchovies W i ne • ' Hatchard. N 0.190, Piccadilly. Being pen of the Caro of the MARIANA; and condo , lublishetl, price is. nned to ------"'--- His AiGjesq., se!? /taro, „R, H., Mowaawr, Esq. Cocntnatulft• ' in the LIFE and. DE- • . ki a o, 12 Pipes Brandy 1 4 Caw! Oil in Bottle, ‘kRAIT, D. D. Formerly 3 Hhth.. Re 4 wine. ndon. Landed f.uen the Pali* Brig JOHANNA CATHERINA, mei "ngs of those who restored to the Claimants. Ilusu - ations. Also, 260 Ilhds. Red Whse--40 Half Pieces Ditto. ..,, h For Cataogues, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAVilt_...ant, Plvmoucb. • HOUSE, NEAR PLYMOUTH. ''q Lrr,. Randy Furnished, with immediate . -.. for a Term of three years ; subject• to determine , . 4 the owner, on giving six tringltha notice, 'ted shoat two miles sal a half from Pl - the entlicee gate adjoining the T. I AWII, containing Shrabbecies '.aving a wailed Cardct; - a Hot-house spa - "ash-house, &c. a Drawit.g 'r, and _.---et----- o=l FOR SAL,E BY PUSI.IP AUCTION In pursuance of a Commission a Apprelambent and Sale anted , from the High Conn of Admirulst of Ragland, addressed to Joust Catcurrr, Esq. Qesttientats, title Marsh 4 4 the Pal Colitis 1 Oa Frid ay, the 224 April Instant, at eleven. o'clock In the forenoon, ,-.1--11& FOLLOWING C 11001)%• vi 4. X About 2) Tons of Cod Fish 6 Tons Uf Lists 60 Tons of Cod and Ling (little &mord) Rang part of the Cargo of the IDanish brig Fortuna, N. Fisizat Master,detained by the private 'Nis of %ear Thomas and John. F o e viewing the same, anti far any further isart i rano aNdy At the Comniog - Hottse of ri LOMAS MEYER, Substitute to O AF Marshall of the Adatjraity, Plymouth, April 11, tend. lEW kXI-1181 I lON, BROOD-STREET. BARRACX OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS. April 14,1808 RUCH Persons as are willing to Contract for erect "'" jog an Infintry Barrack at elleStee.4llY see the Plans, Sped fication, and form of Contract for the same, at the elite of 'he Barrack Muter at Chester, any day after the "th instant, be tween the Moon of Ten and Four orlock. The Proposals must be addressed to the Commissioneis for the. Atfairs of Barracks, Spring Gardens, with—" Tender forSorooting infantry Barracks at Chester," marked on the Cover. and delivered at the Barrack Office, sealed stp, on or before two o'clock on the 14th of May neat, after which hour, no Tender will be received. The party tendering must be prepared with two Sureties in es!. per cent. each, on the amount, for the due performance of the Contract. This dap was published, Plepntly printed in Quarto, price 121. in boards, CRUSAIIERS ; or, The MINSTRELS of ACKE. A Poem,in Six Cantos. Printed for T .Cadell and W. Daviels, Strand. r gE first Exhibition , by a New Society, entitled FIIeASSOCIATED ARTISTS in WATER COLOU RS,' i,/ OPEN at No. 4 0, Lower Brook - st r ee t, Grosvenor. a l v an d will continue open every day, (Sundays excepted) "— kg Dive o'clock until dusk. Admittance One uw Sixpente. A. ROBF.B TSON, See. This day w - as published, Ornamented with Six Engra e dvingapers, price la 4d. sewed, in colour THE EAGLE'S MASQU&. By TOM TIT. " -Here, birds of all feathers, all habits, sizes, 4 . AU tonries, and all climates, axe met in disguises." Printed for 1. Mavrinan, No. Se, poultry ; Of/whom may be had, The CRITICAL It evi published. sgejETY FOR THE L. COURACeEII ENT OF AitTS, MANUFACTURLS AND COMMERCE. E Anniversary Dinner of the Society will be V i m at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, an ~,Ase, die '27th of April, wh e n the honour of yo w . ur Corn. °yid e a c h Frieods as you reay choose to introduce, is re. rI II ,A . „ order to ascertain the number to be provided for, .7, d e sired to send for Tickets on or „the be efore Crown Saturday, the 230 r, c 1 yr . - Societ 's House, or to th and Anch do& the y ! nay be had at Fifteen Shilluigs each, ~. which inslwles vide iitg i e c ipence. ' l bws the Duke of NORFOLK, President, in the Chair. ST C WAR 13 5. 6.0 1110/013 q . Major General Murray, M. P. Twos N q ib. jun. Esq. C . E. Reynolds, Es. sniper Cadre, Esq. Nathaniel Roberts, Esq. oaiwkals Zol.a Alderman Scholey orbsgia Kett, Esq. John Trotter, Esq. Oise LusoleYs Esq . George Wood ram Esq. Esq. By p r am CHARLES TAYLOR, M. D. See. It & The Diogsr to be on table at Ave o'clock, and no Collec. We to le made. This day were published, price as. 6d. - STRICTURES on Subjects chiefly relating to the Established RELIGION and the Clergy, in two Lctters to his Patron, froth a Country Clergyrnati. By the Reverend JOSIAH THOMAS, M.A. Rector of Street cunt Walton, Soinerier. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. Lard, and sold also by J. Hatchard, N 0.190, Piccadilly. . - - . _ At. the Lon dos Tavern, Fothole-aueet Plymouth, on Fridm the Oth of May netts,, at eleveti.o'olc:ch ko the rorenoops, TH FO.I:LOWINQ 000 D S, via, 4 Meet Brandy - 111 Mids. French White Wire 1126 Halt Pleca's irnuelt Wblte 1 Illtd, Musnadel Wine Wwe I Cam Andsoarle4&4laot oll PA'aisi7Frrtitatyor., sihhel?cAsgroiirofi,tit,heki.,F4AßAA.mowia,ANArt,andui.cocondemittnimitioned so. I • • .. . Bitingly .1 • 3 Hhda. Rey} Wine- 91so, 4 Case§ Oil lo Bottle , 12 Pipes Landed G u m the p4n4b Brig. JOHANNA- CATHERINA, and restored to the Claimants. Also .2no Ilhcls. Red Wine--I0 Half Pieces Ditto. For Cata logues, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, April iB, I ROB. WHEREAS the three French Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from Crediton, in Devonshire, in Violation of their Parole of Honour ; The Commissioners for conducting His Majesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby are a Reward of FIVE GU INEAS for the re-capture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall apprehend and deliver them, or either of them, at this Office, or otherwise cause them to lie se curely lodged in any of the Public Gaols : • PILRAL VOIRIN ; a Lieutenant-Colonel in - the French Army, 39 years of age, five feet five inches high, slender person, oval visage, sallow complexion, black hair, hazle eyes, and marked with the Small Pos. AQV ES MARAVAL. C a p tain in the French Army, 41 years of age, five feet 61 inches high, stout person, oval visage, brown complexion, black hair, haste eyes, and has a scar over the left IP . " This dayi . .vas published, price 4s. rUUBL S.l IC S ofthe Spir it illustrated in the BR LIFE D. D and.DE pN Rev. THOMAS Air„ D. Formerly aister of St, Botolph-without-Aldgate, London. k To which are added, the Designs and Proceedings .of those who `now form the Society which he instituted, and other illustrations. The 2d edition, revised. Printed fur F. 0. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard, sold also by J. Hatohard No. 190, Piccadilly . - .. . 'Ellis day was published. handsomely printed in (hie Volume, Octavo, price, in boards, eq. A NEW Edition with Additions, beiug the Third 1 ih- of the MEDfI'AI4ONS of a RECLUSE chiefly on Re ligious Subjects. By JOHN 13REWSTER, M,A. Rector of Redinarshal, Durham. Printed for F. and C. Riviugton, N 0.62, St. Patil's Church -yard,: sold also by 1. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of wl l om may be had, by the same Author, I. Lectures on the Acts of the pestles, delivered in the parish Church of Stocktowaipan•Tees, during Lent, in the years 1803, I 180-1, 1805, and 11306. Handsomely printed in the y ears ay°. with three Maps, il lustrating the Travels of the Apostles. — Price in boards 141. 2. A Secular Essay--containing a retrospective view of Events, connected with the Ecclesiastical History of England, during the 18th Century. M'ith Reflections on the State of Practical Reli gion in that period. In 1 vol. Bvo. price in boards, 75.. • HOUSE, NEAR. PLYIVIOUTI - 1 , T'o BE LET,. Rudy Furnished, with immediate possession, for a Term of three years, subject to dAermina. don tan the part of the owner, on giving six rtiocths notice, WIDE? HOUSE, situated about two oats and a half from Pl . :- mouth and Plymouth Dock, the entillince gate adjoining the Tu vistock Turapike Road. The House stands in an eallensive Lawn, contsiniug Shrubbesies and several Plantations of Forest Trees, having a walled Gardeu and Kitchen Garden, the former containing a Hot-house awl G ree n-house, with =tables, Coach-house, Dairy, Wash-house, &c. and contains three Sittinprooms on the ground-door, a Drawiug Room and several Chambers and Closets on the first door, and various Servants' Apartments in the attic Storey, a Kitchen, Ser vants' kisll, Butler's Pantry, Scullery, Cams, yid various othet Offices, The Taker may rent the Lawn or not, at Ilia option and may be accommodated at blitivanuuer next with three FielL of Paw cure Ground. FOf forthq information and for lenot to WI the 14 ° 1310 " 41 Grounds, application Must be made at Mr. Woollcumbe'a Office, No. u 4, - Frankfort-Row, Plymouth, Plymouth, April 4, 4808. . TO NOBLE3I" AND GENTLEMEN RAVING EXTEN SIVE ESTATES. VITANTS a Situation as Acting Steward, a pro p! fosinual perso n, who has served in a Country capacity, gawikonly understands his wished for situation. Any Noble so a Gentleman wishing for farther particulars may be waited isol , met o nd by letter, by addressing for A. D. No. 10, Cle ow i laslaage, Clare-.M.ulet, Loudon, ---- -- MONEY. VO BLEMEN, Gentlemen , &c. a re res p ectfully li informed they may be supplied with Money to any amount ; a Wen equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copyhold, iniekold Land or Houses, Motley in the Funds, Marriage Set owns, Widows Jointures, Clergymen" Livings, or any other ma y ; persons of respectability may be supplied on their per m' iecuityozlv.—t.,, nt!t men will bad every liberal accomn *- Sim(Post P witheut 4,13\ . A rolicati,ln front *1 web. e Co. Two , or addre9scd to Messra. Wills and No. 10, *d r aw, Berkeley-squ..re. ----- PRI ZES EXCHANGED. VIE Holders of the Shares of the followingrapl i Prixebokt by 131 SH in the Lottery just finished, may retrieve 60 Money on bent and, nr Exchange theta for Tickets or Shares ig the grand CITY I.OTTERY, which ark selling, in great tem, at his Offices, 1, Cernhill, and 9, Charing PrizesCros. h 0.11,453, a Prize of .C. 10,000 No. 9U, a of £5OO AMA, - 5,000 17,966, - r.s o s '11,8A9, ---. 4;00 5;614, - 500 41 II , 1,, (V 1:4,557, .---. SCL Tle MT LOTTERY cf Twenty FKLZROLD Hout cs, &s -ealed of Land-Tax, and valued at £104,000, will begin tit. 1113 DAY NEXT, the 26th instant, and be decided the same Irby the drawing of the first Twenty Numbers out of the libel at Guildhall. •,,' Schemes, with Particulars, gratis_! - - eye. 3. B. ROGER, Lieutenant in the French Army ; S 6 years of age, five feet eight inches high, middle sized, oval vibage, fresh com plexion, light brown hair, and grey eyes. • N. B. Colonel Voisin is accompanied by his servant, .far7:-;//et, • . MISS OWENSON'S WORKS. This Oaf were published, new and corrected Editions of the f lowing productions of Miss Owensou : THE NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, a Novel, in four volumes, price 21s. in boards. T UE WILD IRISH ; a National Story, Slate volumes, price 13s. fid, boards. 'fu,e LAY of an limn HARP, consisting of MiscelLineous Poems, one ulegant volume, 73. 6d. Li boards, PATRIOTIC DRETCDES WRITT:4N in licatasn,ln two volumes, price 9s. in boards. Print, d for itatAllll Putturs, No, 6, Bridge-street, London, bad 11 al Booksellers. Phis Y was published, Price is. or los. a dozen for di s tribution JSERMOSEPIi's CONSIDERATION : A ON, preached In Clare-Hall Chapel, Cambridge, en Monday, Fe bruary the 29th, 1808 ; being the Day of ad ministerin g the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, at the Division of the Term. By the Rev. JAMES PLUMPTRE, M. A. Fellow of Clare Hail. • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. se, St. Paul's Church yargl ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Picsadilly ; Deighton And Nicholson, Cambridge ; and Cooke and Parker, Oxford. Of whom may be had, by the same Author A COLLECTUON of SONGS, Moral, Sentimental, 'lnstructive and Amusing. Elegantly printed in Three large Volumes, 12mo. Price in Boards, 11. ls. o s i These Volumes contain t he Words of upwards of seven hundred Songs ; some of them original, but principally selected from the works of the most ttpprovest Writers, divested of every thing which has any tendency to indecency and profaneness. With an introductory Letter, and a New Preface,' The first Volume, which contains chils? the Rural, Naval ferior and Military Songs, &c. may be had separatel d' y, printed on an in Paper, Price in Boards 04. tid. for those who may wish to pur chase It as a Present to the lower classes. NEW INIPROVAP F, BY His Majesty's Royal Letters P4tent, granted to .I. SMETHUKST, (or his NEW 114140;4D LAM?, with Spiral Burner, that Burns without Smoke, and gives the most brilliant light ever produced from Oil, et No. 198, New Bond street, manufactory for lamps of all descriptions, and genuine larfip oils ; also at his lamp and oil warehouse, 15, Unionesteeet, Borough ;and 29, Bryanstone-street, Portman-square. l. Smethurst respectfully solicits the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, t 9 hls New Improved Grecian and ether Lamps, and begs laic to inform them they may be 'used in the most elegant apartments, dtaWing-rooms, dining-rooms, side boards. libraries, hails , st:lroasei, and for bronzed figgres of all descriptions, tAuerns, coffee-houses, billiard-tables, countinga houses and shops, and, in short, whenever * good and Oeolan.l light is rviparol.. This Lamp ha* a label fixed in front of the burner, with the words -` Smethurst and Paul's P / atent," the word." Patent" /salsa engraved on All ihe glass chimneys, Other persons selling Lamps with spiral burners under the title of Patin, without the govt names en the label and glass, is at} imposition on the public, anti An Wring:A:lent ou hitt right. Old brass patent lamps alter ed to the new patent principle ; they are also bought, or taken In exchange for new lamps, war ranted superior to any other for their simplicity and brilliancy of light ; . lamp is kept burning by day for the insgection of the public. Conipare them to any other, and judge for yoursel f N. B. Genuine Spermaceti Oil, warranted to burn ennal to any in Town, a 9s. per gallon, money. Patent and in:iei Lamps let out op I-ire for Bails, /touts ar., - - let , t.Di.R NI I.O'.NliON SURGERY. this day was published, in nue very large and closely printed Volum , t, Octavo, illustrated with such Plates as are essential to the subject, price itts. In boards, 1:, IRS r LINES of the PRA CTICE of SURGERY A- ..--Beink, an elementary \1 for Students, and a concise Book of Reference for Practitioners. b!" SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Rcy-1 College of Suggeons, rellrew of the Medi eat Sockty of London p and Author of Critic 4 Rellections on the Cartaract. Printed for RiCualle Piiiitin No. 6, Bridge-street, Black • friars ; and sold by all Booksellers:—Of whom may also be had, The NAVAL SURGEON; containin g the entire Puties of Medical `.ten at Sea. By W. Tu tot su lA, Surgeon of the Navy &c. Si , . Plates, 9s. boards. - IRAWN IN GUILDHALL, APRIL 26, I eoe. Cl':Y LOTTERY Of Freehold Houses, discharfed of Land-Taz, cf the: Estirnettcd `Value of .Cioi,N)o. The Scheme cot:tains I Prize, valued at X25,0t10 7 1 )00 6, 0 00 4,0L0 3,000 2,000 TO BE X 25,000 7,OC° 44,C00' givoe 18,000 %ow • • • v • ••• .....46.• - This day was published, In two thick Volung. Quarto, price 41 4s. In boards, A N ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY of the L. A- SCOTTISH LANGUAGE, illustrating the words in their different Signifieations, by examples from a ncient and modern I writers, taming their affinity to those of other Languages, and ! especially the Northern ; explaining many toms, which though now obsolete in England were fornwrly common to both Coun tries, and elucidating National Rites, Customs, and Institutions, in their analogy to those of other nations ; to which is prelixed a Dissertation cn the Origin of tke Scottish LoD.guage. By JOHN JAMIESON, D. Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and of ttte Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadell an?. Davies,Syonds, London ; and W. Creec'a, A. Con stable and Co. ard W. m Blackwood, Edinburgh. ac'i,ooo TIC TATS and SnARLS are on sale at NUMIII6 HALARD, EVE, and Co.'s O ffi ce, 4 . 1 . 3, Royal Exchange,London. PREfiE.NT PRICE. Ticket - £7 19$. Balf - £4 40 1 Ei g h t h - £1 2 0 0 Qorter - 25 0 1 Sixteenth . 011 Letters, Post Paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. CITY LOTTERY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Stock- i Brokers, corner of Bank - building . ', Cornhill ; and Lacing the Gate of the King's-Mews, Charing-Cross, respectfully acquaint tilePnblic, that they have Tickets and Shares on sale for the CTri LOTTERY of Freehold Houses, discharged of Lanal-Tax, in Skinner-suvet and Pickett-street, which Lottery wilt be drawn in Unikiliall, London. on the 2oth of the present Month. CAPITA' PRIZES. Grand Hotel, No. 9, Skinner-street, t. 2.5,000. Nn 24, Skinger-street 7,000 No. 10, Pickett-street, 4,000 Ns. ti, ditto , 6,000 No, 11, ditto, 4,000 No. AS, ditto, 6,000 No. iB, Skinner-street, S,OOO N 0.5, Pickett-street, 6,000 Na. 50, West-side of 14.; ditto. 6,000 Snow-hill, 3,000 N 0.17, Skinner-street, 4,000 No. 42, Skinnes-street, 3, 3, 060 000 N 0.21, ditto, 4 , 000 No. 48, ditto, N 0.41, di tto , 4,000 No. 49. ditto, 3,000 Ns.s, ditto, 4,000 No. 4, Pickttt-etreet, 3,000 Ng.4l ditto, 4,000 No. 23, Skinner-street, 2,000 Twenty Thousand Tickets. —,... r -------." --- IMPORTAN T . DISCOVERY. A GENTLEMAN vf respectability, who was par. ticularly interested In finding out a Cue z for the ScOR it oT lc LEPROST, SCRoIEI:LA, KING's ERIE, &c. aftet hßvitl fur sriany years almost explored Nature to obtain the object, has nosy the I , al pire:ss to inform the Public, that kind PROVIDENCE has led Lim to the discovery of a Medicipe, which completely eradicates these diseases. It is free from Mercury, taken internally, aria strengthens and invigorates the whole body. It may be taken at any sea.on, without confinement, and requiree no restrictioq 4 regimen. He proposes making the discovery known to the Public, if they will subscribe a sum equivalent to its value ; Thi; scheme may appear novel, but his reasons (amongst others) for adopting It, are, that the . knowletige of ie fray at once be universally diffused, that the poor may enjoy the benefit of it as well as the rich, and that the dreadful malady may be extirpated from mankind. To convince the Public of its reality, no subscriptioo will hr binding till the Medicine has Oven them full proof of Its effisaey ; and even the nan.i.s of such as do not chute to give them, arena` reqqired, as their subscrip tion will be accepted with arty they may please to aura, depending upon their honour cc, fplill their engagements. The discerning reader must see that the Advertiser could gain nothing, but lose considerably, if the above statement -vas pot * fact.—lf he was a m i n of independent fortune, he would make the discovery known without any compensation ; but, as this it . not the case, he is in duty bound to those dependent on bim, nut to make it known until a semis subscribed equal to its yalue. Letters, stating the sum subscribes; are wilting to give, will received (post paid) Addgessed to Passus, care of Mr. Francis goadsby, druggist, Salford, Manchester. On the Ist *4 March was 2ublisbed, No. I, price .es. 6d. of ' T B% REVIEW of the FINE ARTS , to be con tirtted Quarterly. This Work is intended tg convey critical information to the public on the following subjests Painting, Engraving, Sculpture, Monuments, Architecture, Models, Maps, Landscape Gardening, Biography of Art to ists, and dl ail other Pu b . lications (as they may appear) relating Art an A admits of such original Essays as may be calculated to promote practical excellence and ,Titical knowledge in Art. The first Number contains Strictures on the Exhibition of the British Institution--. Prince Hoare's Artist—Forster's British Gal lery of Engravings, No. I.—Wilkins's Magna Grxcia--Scrope and I.andserr's Landscape Scenery of Scotland—Ortne's V e s.say on Traivarervies, &a. &c. • Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-strcet, and may be had of all other Booksellers in Town and Country. • THE TRIAL OF GENERAL WHITELOCKE AT LARGE, Price Ss. ' VHE unprecedented Sale of TipPr,a's EoirioN of A this most important and interesting Trial is sufficient as surance to the public of its correctness, and notwithstanding the great length and va ri ety of the evidence, it is printed in such a manner as to enable the Publishers to offer to the public an en larged end faithful account of this Trial, with all the itnpbrtant Official Document', Map, Ste. at one fourth the price of any other which contains the whole of the proceedings. • ted for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street ;B. Crosby and Co. Stationeri-Court - James Richardson op p o site the Royal Exchanges John Hatchard, riceadilly ; and John Booth, Duke street, Portland Place. Of whom also may be had, a correct Abridgment of the above, price Is.f6d. - - 'G DRAN CITY LOTTERY of FREEJ-lOLD HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. .404,600 Value irs CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 11ICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall April 28. List of Capital Prizes, with the Value of ugh. GRAND HOTEL., 9, Skinner-street, . graS, ooo 7,000 41, Skinner-wreet, - - 43, ditto 6,000 . . 4S, ditto . . 6,0t4 ) IS, Illtkett-useet 0 ,t) I - • I. ditto, . - . 6,00 P 11, Skinner-street, - . . 4,(x.n V, ditto, n . -4,04 V - 4,000 41 4 ditto, . - 11, ditto, - . 4,00 1 : O 4, ditto, - -4,00 P 4,000 10, l'ickett.street, - 1 1 , ditto, . - . . 4 3,000 ,00 0 0 18, Skinner -street, - - Sosn 40, West-Side of Snow - Hill, - - 3,000 ft, Skinner-street, - . - 4s, ditto, - - . 3,000 3.000 49 9 ditto, . - . 9,000 , DIXON'S CELEBRATED Artrunuogs PILLS. T HESE Pills haw long obtained a just celoi4rit!. in the private practice of the - Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apotli.%. cary, and from their great su ccess in man y obstinate bilious pkol-• der, on numerous patients of distinction and others, particulart7 t la . Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turticr. the Dowager Lady Say and Stip, the Viscountess Bulkeley, n •... &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the aer o a , bation and sanction of their nants,_ The following is a proof of their efficacy i 1 5 Deal Castle Haverford West, South Wake, Feb,24,16011, ii C a pt a in Lloy d' presents his compliments to Mr, Dixon : eds though not personally :u.quainted wish him ; would take Item{ p fa vour, if he would send him four or five boxes of biS Pill; 2,4 .or. as he possibly aan. • Mrs. Lloyd, who I;as always used the Medi cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell I for the great service tiwy kiave been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all hie fpi ruily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pills whine ever b-apes ;he really thinks if Mr. Dixon wobild appoiiet some person . 4 venders in this county, it would he a benefit To On community." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the Lone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventin4 crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flame Uncles.. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick bead-aches, an heart-burn t which is occasioned by pregnancy, , and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony the aadundanbile, intemperate diet, or drinking to euass, field wholesale and retail ;t Mr. Butler's, No. 4, charade, co me: pf paternoster-rem, London ; .Baxter ' Edinburgh an 1 Glasgow ; and ret3ilby meet country Med o icitapVendcrhip stile; ps gi. 0, and (4. cub. 7..............--....................-.."..---7--..--- _ On the Ist of April was published, price 2s. 6d. with a coloured Caricature of the. Diversions cf Purley, No. VII. of the QATIRIST ; or MONTHLY METEO R, con " taining, bvsidcs a variety of other interesting matter, New D:ve:sions of Purley—Letter from an Ovcrseer of the literary Poor--The Court of Ch-nc-rt—Th td Letter of Flagelantus Address to Journeymen Esquires..-A foraCharcter—The Art of -sw:ndling—The Lo,terer on the Society the Suppressiou of 1 Vice--A Modern Plur.ilist—Mdress to Englishoien—Cipnbridge Ithetoric—The Org..p BlowesW.--- Intire.-The White Kntg . ht and his Lewt.-The Arts, Politics, Anecdoteti.-A full In a impartial Review of Scott's Marmion-sKaisiring's In quiry hit° the Orders of Council-..-The Royal Stranger,-Com paratiyo Criticism . and Suictern .in A new Theilarical Pa - - --- 4 , Pickett-street, 4:, Skinner-street, - Making together the Sum of >q104,000. and there TLe above Valuation is tA.en at the lowpst emimate, is no doubt that by the time the Lotter! is dravrn, the h Proper betyen ' will be very consid era bly increased in value. Offers ave made from various Persons to purchase several of rke Houses those at the prices they are estimated at , a nd it is proposed ilia Prizes which are divided into small shares shall be sold, and tile produce paid to the Sharelsoldep according to their respeCtlVe Shares. PASSEN'r PRICL. Ticket . . £.l 19 0 ila - £. 44 6 i Welsh . .e.i 11 0 2 0 fourth - 23 0 1 Siateeisth •.. 0 Tickets and Skates are sealing at A the linfiate, ioripances. l'siated for FaraueLTlpper, Lcaenhalktreet, aad may be bad , of an other Bookaskra ia Town 4ad couaity. `-^Ab - 1 2,000 This day vas published, In Four very large Volumes in folio, Price in boards Fourteen Guineas, THE GARDENER'S and BOTANIST'S DIC TIONARY ; containing the best and newest Methods of Cultivating and Improving the Kitelien,Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nursery; of Perfotating the Practical cans of Apicniture; of Managing Vineyard s, and of Propagating all sorts of 'limiter Trees. 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