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40 .1 • • .t ' • . ;. _ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXV. was published this day. SALES OF SHIPS AND CAR _2OES. This day was published, in Octavo, price lls. board:, A New Edition, of A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of the MATERIA ALIMENTARIA and MATERIA MEDICA. By RICHARD PEARSON, M. D. &c. Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge -street ; and John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, TiirsAnitus brEDICAMINI.:I4 ; a new Collection of Medical Prescriptions. Third Edition, two. 74:. dd. BY PERMISSION OF THE HONOURABLE Tld C37-:'- IMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESI'I'S L'Ub 10MS. }DR SALE by AUCTION, At the India Arms Jim, Gosport, on Wednesday, NovellaSer SO, DIOS, at 11 o'clock ill the niur,ing, SUCH a Quantity of I)AMAGED SUGAR is will produce the sum of #' lu.„ Sd.; p.Tmitted to be sold free of duty, for payment of salvage c:larges on the ship Lliza Ann, and cargo. play be h 4. 1 .11 three days prior to the sale, by applying to Wm. Carver and Go. Merchants, Gosport. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 11 wit Majesties Servants will act the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHA.M; Warquis de Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lorenzo, Mr. J.SMITH ; Whimsiculo, Mr. BANNISTER; Peter, Mr. DOWTON; Constantin, Miss LYON; Leonora, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Alrs. PARKS; Curio; Mrs. HARLOWE ; Horetta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; !add the Play, t LOVE IN hird time, a A TUB New Com Dance, called . ic To which will be added, the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Peregrine Single, Mr. ELLISTON; Patina% Single, Mr. ELLISTON; Percival Single, Mr. MINTON. Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. MA,ITIEWS ; Fmk, Miss BOY CE Mirk, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Tuffline, Mrs. 131.A,ND. o n Ar on *, the Comedy of John Bull ; with Blue Beard. On Tue•day The Peovo,i'd Husband. On Vkdnesday, tilt. World "IHE KINAYS THEATRE, HAYMARKET. 4His PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, their Majesties Servants will act Shakespeare's Tragedy of KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of Enghind, Mr. POPE ; Cardinal Woolsty, Mr. KEMBLE ; Cardinal Campeius, Mr. CHAPMAN; framer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. MURRAY ; Duke of Buckingham, fir. BRUNTON. Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Anne Bullen, Misr BRISTOW. To which will be added (I•2th time), a New Romantic Melo- Drama, in Two ActQ, called THE FOREST OF HE RMANSTADT ; Or, PRINCESS AND NO PRINCESS. 'lbe Principal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. LISTON ; Mr. CHAPMAN ; Mrs.ll. JOHNSTON ; Mrs. GI Bns ; Mrs. DAVENPORT; Siiss DE CAMP ; Miss MARTYR. re The Public are re,pe,stfalfy infortnetl, that, in consequence of the preparation. for their accommodation the I heat re Royal, in the Haymarket, no: being completed, the Coeent-Garden Company will perform one week more at the Opera I louse. The New Melo-Dratne of the Exile will be repeated on Mon day, Tursdat•, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, next week. ACAPITAL Grand Horizontal PIANO FORTE by TONIKISOII ; one of the same sort was made for his Highness the Prince of Wales, for Brighton, about six weeks sinco. 'llls Instrument cannot be surpassed in Tone ; made to go abroad, wilt a Packing Case, &e. &c ; has not been played en above three weilts, and is quite new. Eighty-five Guineas was the makic's price, hut it will now he snlsi, the whole tog , titer, for 6. Guineas—if the Packing Case is nut wanted, two Guineas will be allowed fn. it. 'Enquire at No. 5, Lticeiter-place, Leicester-iquare, from ekven to tour o'clock. .Address to Mr. Wutleo. i.rttcr; tram counti v, post paid. TO STOCKHOLDEM. BY Exchanging £5O. 3 per Cents. Consols, or Re duced, into 4 per Cents. the same Dividend will be received at the Batik, and the surplus will buy a sixteenth Share in the Lottery. £lOO exchanged, will buy an Lieh , h• a Quarter. /Ann 00 Ay merely making a tr.iinler, a Ticket or Share is obtained, and git,s the chance of realizing from .e.:00 to £5OOO per Annum. HORNIiBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, will attend those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to make the above exchange, and hope to supply them with Tickets or Shares, at their old established Sete Lottery ()aces, No. titi, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, litaough. N. B. Three per Cent. Consols shut on Friday next. *.• The Drawing begins December 13. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock- Brokert:, respectfully acquaint the Public, the STATE LOTTERY will couunence Drawing on the 13th of Deceniber. The Scheme is quite novel, and has Advantages, which no other Leary ever possessed, viz. TWO ADDITIONAL. BENEFITS of FIVE HUNDRED TILICETS each, will be given by the Contractor, with the per mission of Government : by which Adventurers have the chance for ill the Capital and other Prices, in SOO or 1000 Tickets, bibles their own, and may contain— FOUR PRIZES of £20,000 !!! of se 10,0001 b of s,OOO ate. ace. &c. The Tickets ad Shares are on Sale at the Offices, Bank Budd hors, Gambill, And o SON, the King's Mews, Charing Cross, 1 - 4 ndon. by RICH N, GOODLUCK,ad Co. the only Pawns that via sold in Shares, Two Prizes of £30,000. And in the last Lottery, Two Prizes of £20,000. No. 2,699, and No. 10,197, both in Shires. X 1,000 STATE LOTTERY for 1609, Consisting of only 20,000 Tickets, begins Drawing the 19th of DECEMBER. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA MAD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lot tery Oates, N o . 9s, un d er t h e R oya l E xc hange, and no where tise in London on their account. The Scheme contains tour Prizes of . .€20,000 etch, with the usual Number of other Capitals, Ike. in addition to which the First -drawn Prize above Li 5 on the First and Second Day will each be entitled to FOIE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. Shares in proporion. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India ' and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annui tte ,India Bouds, Exchequer-Bills, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. Country Orders accompanied with short-dated Bills on Lon don, Post-office O rders, or Cash in Parcel, by Coaoh or Carrier, pmetually attended to, Correspondents may depend on bein; trxted exactly on the same Terms as if personally present. ...-__ toiseOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SHARES. EVERY Purchaser of Shares and Tickets amount- . lug to five Pounds and upwards, will be allowed a Dis count, at J. WARNER'. Fortunate OfSce ' 16, COMIIIILLy: *bac Capital Prizes to a large a.nsonnt halve been recently sold is Sturm The PSrarsir I.orraav begins drawing 13th of Next Month, loath superior advantage. to any former Lottery. In ulditlon to the Two Hundred Thousand Pounds in Prizes cetnained in the Scheme, 500 Tickets are given to the fortunate holder of the first-drawn Ticket above a £l5 Prize on the first dal I also 500 Tickets on the second day, to the first Ticket above XIS, and in proportiOn for every share, which may embrace the whole 01 the Capitals, as under; 4 2 ........ 5,000 • ke. fee. . - • • Letters from the Country , post paid, containing Bank-Notes, lost-Okee Orders, or shortd Bills, treated the same as if resets. Note. , --Letters, eonr4b 4 ing Money, must pay treble i lef• Th ke "tarr• Country Agents supplied wish Shares, for Ready Mo. sis Tay reasonable om Mu 41 16, • ARMY. A. IE Sum of Four Hund re d P oun d s w ill b e g i ven to any Lady or Gentleman, who will procure a Lieutenancy or a Captaincy in a Marching Regiment of Foot.—Letters atl dres,ed to A. B. Sus3ex Coffee House, Bouverie-street, fleet street. The strictest secrecy will he observed. ARMY. CAPTAIN of Infant: y, whose Regiment is in the East Indies, is desirous, in consequence of ill health, of exchan g in g with one on half-pay, without a difference, or to a Garrison llattalion.—Letters (post paid) addressed to K. 1.. Esq. Post-Office, Chudlei g h,Devo n , f. om Officers wishing to exchan g e, will alone be attended to. 'S HOSPITAL, and the PARISH of EDMONTON. This day was published, price Is. 6d. ALETTER to WILLIAM MELLISH, E sq . M.l'. on a Lite DISPUTE in the PARISH of EDMON TON, in:4l in the alledged ABUSES in CHRIST'S HOSPiTAL. By rite Rev. DAWSON WARREN, A. M. Vicar of Edmonton. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal I. xchange. On the Ist of December will be published, price :Is. in boards, I~VENING AMUSEMENTS for th e Y ear 18(0 ; A being the Sixth of the Series of Annual. Volumes, for the Improvement of Students in Astronomy. By W. FRIEND, Ls+ M. A. Actuary to the Rock Life Assurance Company ; late Fellow of Jesus Cambridge; and Author of "The Principle.% of Algebra," " Tangible Arithmetic," " Essay on Patriotism," c. lu this volume are delineated the motions of Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury, which will early it. the !ear exhibit an appearanc: that will excite the attention of all lovers of Agronomy. Printing for J. Mavrinan, No. 12, Poultry•. Just published, price is. THE CONVERSION OF CUD'S ANCIENT PEOPLE, THE JEWS. A _ L N ADDRESS delivered at Worship•str e et, Oc tober 2, 1808, upon the Baptism, by Immersion, of Mr. Isaac I.ittleter, one of :he Israelitish Nation, on his Piolession of Christisnity. To which is prefixed, an Account of hts Conver sion. By JOHN EVANS, A. M. The te,tiuony of Jr.sos is the spirit of Prophecy! Rt.. six. :43. _ _ _ Sold by Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, (late Symonds) No. 20, Paternoster-row ; T. Wiche, Beech -street, Barbican ; and 1). This day was published, The fourth Edition, rt•vi.ed and enlarged, price Bs. in boards, A PRACTICAL ENQUIRY into DISOR. DERED RESPIRATION, diNtinguishing the CAIISE:i of ASTHMA, to which are now subjoined various Practical Observations on the Treatment. By R.OIIiILT BREF., M.l). Fellow of the Royal CoBeg:: of l'hy-icians. Printed for RICIIAR9 r.m.z.trs, Bridge-street, Illackfriari ; and to be had of all Bookseller. Of whoin may he had, Ft xsT LINE s of the Lotion N PR AC. TIC Kof Soft (mar, by SAITIIIa Cooper, Fellow of the Royal Col - of Suri:eons, London, &c. &c. price Ids. in board.. CHEMISTRY, &c. This day was published, in One closely printed Volume, Bvo. the size of Dr. Watkins's Biographical Dictionary, with Plates and numerous Tables ' price 21 s. in hoards, i DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and THEO- R ETICA I. CHI.MISTY, with its application to the Arts and Nlantifactures, aria to the explanation el the Phamoniena of Nature, including throughout the latest Discoveries, aid the present State of Knowledge on those Subjeets. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON. _ _ Printed for iticiamto Putta.trs, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be INolof all Booksellers. Ut wbom may be had, jest irablisbed, Cumsurrav applied to Arts and Manufacture, by M. I. A Cluptal. in 4 vols. price Ms. in boards. MUSIC. This day was published, a new Edition, with Additions and Im provements, price Siz Shillings in boards, or Seven Shillings elegantly bound. A COMPLETE DICTIONARY of MUSIC, 1 - to which is prefixed, a familiar Introduction to the firia Priueiples of that Science. By THOMAS BUSBY, Mtts. D. . . . . _ Printed for Ricii AR D Put tuts , Bridge street, and to be had of all the Music-sellers and Booksellers in Great Britain. Of whom mad• be had, The Cabinet of Poetry, consisting of all the hest Poetry in the Language, chronologically arranged, with Lives of the Poets by Mr. Pratt, Six elegant Volumes, price Three Pounds in ho ards. Classical Poetry, for Schools and Young Persons, selected by the same Author: on fine paper, price 7s. tid. its boards; on common paper, Si. 6d. This day were published, in Octav o , p r i ce R s . i n b oar d s, CASES of DIABETES, CONSUMPTION, & c. with Observations on the History and 'fr.:a:anent of Disease in General. By ROBERT WATT, Member of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, (:arrow. Paisley: Printed for 11 - cltibalki Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; J. Mutray, Fleet-street, J. Callow, Crown -court, S o, London ; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; Brash and it w ; and 1-14 h Crichton, Paisley. This day were published, in Octavo, with P:ates, price OB3ERVATIONS on the Utility, Dorm, and Management of WATER. NIEADO WS, and on Draining and irrigating PEAT BOGS. By W. SMITH, Engineer and Mineralogist. London : Printed for J. Harding, 34i, St. Jaates's-streA. Where nay be had, Harding's new Catalogue of Books on Agriculture, Planting, Gardening, Rural Architecture, Landscape Gardening, Spurting, Farriery, and other topics of :lomestic and Rural Economy ; in cluding the Laws relating to Estates, Tithes, lnclosures, and Rural Affairs in general, price Is. This day was published. A New Edition, in iulio, price Pl ls. HARDING's FARMEk% ACCOUNT-BOOK, fur ttern-9.—Containing A Journal of Occurrences on. the Farm. Daily Account of labour performed. Account of Receipts and Expences. Weekly Account of Live Stuck. Produce atui Consumpdon of Corn, Hay, and other Crops. Dairy Accounts.--. Annual Receipts and Expences. By means of the Tables and Instructions here given, any person of the most moderate capacity will be enabled to keep an accurate Account of whatever is dune on the farm cash Week throughout the Year ; and the Work is so contrived, that eAcli Week's Ac count may be separated fruit the Book, to be sent by post to an absent employer. NOVPIMIES IN MODERN I ITERATURE. This day was published, price 6s. consisting of upwards of 500 pages neat and closely printed on fine paper, A New and Entertaining Vo!tune (being the Sixth) of I'HE FLOWERS of LITERATURE; or CHARRETTRISTIC SEETERZ. of HUMAN NATURE and Monza", MANNERS ; consisting of Essays, Anecdotes, Tales, Narratives, curious Stories, &c. &c. chiefly selected from the most celebrated Productions in the Year 1807, calculated to in struct as well as to amuse and enliven the Imagination.—Also Portraits and Biography of Mrs. Opie, It. B. Sheridan, Esq. Sir ',Carr, Rev. i. Evans, and I. Adolphus. Esq. 'V Complete Sets now become very scarce ; every Volume forms a Complete Work, and abounds with a diversity of amusing subjects. Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court, Paternoster row, London ; where Country Booksellers are supplied on liberal Terms. Where may be had just completed, in two handsome Volumes, or in 12 Numbers, on fine Royal wove Paper, with Proof Plates, li 641. Derry Is.---Each Number being perfect of itself, may be bad separate. TAUS, COMIC, ZNSTRUCTIVE, AND AMUSING, From admired English and Foreign Authors. Also uniform with the above, PATHETIC, SENTIMENTAL and MORAL NARRA- TivFs, from the most admireil Ancient and Modern Authors, making two handsome volumes, embellished with twelve highly finished Plates, in , twelve Is. Numbers, or with Prod Plates, Is. id. Cad. This day were published, in royal nye. price 15s. in hoards, or on Fine Paper, Price 20s. PLAIT ANI) USEFUL SELECTIONS, from the BOOKS of the OLD AND NEW TESI'AMENT, according to the most approved ?Audi:m . l=666ons, with Notes, By THEOPIiILUS BROW NE, A. M. Late Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed fur J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. The New Testament may be had alone, price Ss. boards. •„• The reader is here presented with a work, the leading object of which is, to enable hint to acquire the must useful know ledge with the greatest facility and satisfaction. Two great obsta cles to the reading of the Scripture have been, the defectiveness of the translations which have been made of them, and the in termixture of a considerable portion of less important matter with what is confessedly most excellent. Both these the Editor has used his best abilities, and availed himself of the best helps afforded him, to remove. The selections have been chiefly made agreea bly to the recommendation of the celebrated Dr. Watts. The omitted parts consist principally of genealogies, and other lists of names of men and places, recitals of Jewish ceremonies, and ritual observances ; histories of bloody wars, and wicked rulers ; descriptions of buildings, and narrations involving circumstances nut the most delicate. This day was published, A New Edition, improved and greatly enlarged, by additional Letters of Gisbon, Cowper, Beattie, Sir W. Jones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many others • in one very thick volume, royal uvo. ornamented with two be autiful Vignette Titles, price I us. boards, of ELEGANT EPISTLES; being a Copious Col lection of Familiar and Amusing Letters, selected for the Improvement of Young Personi, and for General Entertainment, from the most esteemed Writers. . _ Printed for J. Johnson, R. Baldwin ' F. and-C. Rivington. R. FaitWer, Clark and Sons, Oahell and Martin, J White, Wm. Lowndes, J. Wilkie and J. Robinson, J. Walker, H. D. Symonds, Cadet! and Davies. 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Also, Abridgments of the above Bias fa Use Use tat &Mph. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, At the Custom-hcuse, Dover, on Moodily, November tee , 1::8, at two o'clock in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING VESSELS, in TWO lAYFS: A BRIG, of the burthen of 12.1 tons, formerly a Danish Wus:. Indianian. A DANISH SCHOONER, of the burthen 411 6S tons. 'l'hese are both bunhensonte vessels, but will net be entitled to Britidt regirter4, on account of their Foreign construction. The Vessels and their Stores tray be inspected, on application at the Custom-house, on the morning of the day of sale. N.B. A Deposit of £.25 per Cent. will be required. PLYVIOU l'H. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plym out h, on T ues d ay t ' i ..!9th November, Inst. at ten o'clock in Use forenoon, T HE ll:uldsoine fast-sailing Arrunicall-built-itrig SALLY TRACEY. Length - - - 75f.21n. Breadth - - 23 3f AdmedJUrement - 163 57-94 tons. She is a very desirable merchant-vessel, possessing the united qualifications of burthen and dispatch. She is in geed corulitiuss, and abundantly found in stores, requiring link inure than men and provisions ; was captured on hur voyage from New York to llourdeaux with passengers. 'lle french-built Schooner FANAIS. length . - 61 f. 7 in. Breadth . - - 18 AdineAsurement - 415 49-94 Tons. British Plantation-built, square sterned, appears to be a new vessel, and well found; sails fast, atulis calculated for genital purposes. Also her CARGO ; consisting of. Bourdeaux Wine of superior quality, now landing films the said vessel. . . . The above ve:sell, captured and condemned as prize to b Majesty's ship AUL ILI VE, MICHAILL•SEYMOIJA EMI. Captain. THE HULL of the fine burthensome Swedish -AL built Brig MERCURIUS ; Burthen about 250 Toes lies lately undergone some repairs iu her fastenings; is wortby the attention of any individual to tit out under a neutral Llg, or to Ship-breakers or Builders; a. her frame-timbers, act . are scarcely discoloured. T HE Three-masted Schooner Snt Join; Thaw DucKwoirrii. Length - - - 63 f. 2 M. Brewlth - - 14 11 Adineasswes . • GO 53-94 Tons. This vessel has been lately overhauled, and performed a voyage as a cartel to Holland. Her accommodations are very good, and she is a de►irable little vessel for the Spanish anti Portugal rut . ning trades.—She has a warlike appearance, pierced for 14 gum, and well found. FIFTY Hogsheads MUSCOVADO SUGAR" ; Lately imported from it. Croiz, and restored to the Claim. ants, which will be put up in suitable lots. For inventories and samples apply to Messrs. Alarming, Ander don, and Co. London ; or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Also I'HE FINE SLOOPL I ESPOIR.—Dimensions . : Length - . - 53 Et. 6 hs. Breadth - - - la 14 Depth - - - 10 0 Admeasurement - - 75 GO-94 Tons. British built, very burtkensynie, particularly calculated for a Coaster, is well found in Materials. Also, part i 4 her Cargo, consisting of Staves and Cohn. The fine American built brig COMET. Length - - 76 Et. 8 In. Breadth - - 82 64 Admeasurement - - 158 23-94 Tons She is a firm good Vessel, and well found in Stores, agd•requitea but little outfit ; captured on her voyage from America. . The two last Vessels, captured by his Majesty's ship Stlannon, P. B. V. Brooke, Esq. Commander, and condemned a prize. Also, PIFTY-FIVE Bales of Martinique and Guada• luure Cotton restored to the Claimants, which will be put tip in suitable lots. About .20 Tuns Pozzilano (a valuable Italian Cement.) Fur viewing the Cotton and Pozzilano, and for Catalogue% apply to Air. JOHN HAWKER, Merchata. Plymouth, Nov. 16. tlymouth. Also, THE FOLLOWING 0 0 DS, vis.—• 6 Pipes fine flavoured Languedoc Brandy, 9.0 Bales undressed Cork, ex Patnela, from Bourdeaux, restored to the Cllll6ll6ts. Also, 217 u MSc, superior White Bourdeaus Wine. Both parcels free of the Export Juty. 112 Pieces prime converted Oak Timber, aided from! to 12 inches, calculated for FuttockA for large Skim Lately landed from the French ship l'Espoir, And coodemed as prize. For Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, November 19. • TO THE, LADIES OF EUROPE. T_TASSAN's Turkish Specific far. remelting ST:- PERFLUDUS HAIRS from the Face, Neck, Arms, &c and for linproving the complexion.—Amidat that dreadful confu eion in the Harsco, and among the women, occasioned by the massacre of the unforunate &lint 111. Zayda Hassan was so harpy as to win possession (at the risk of her lift) of this Invaluable s:cret, which by the Turkish ladies, on account of their style of dress, and the manner in which the face and neck are exposed. is held in the highest estimation. All others must be spurious. To prevent the possibility of imposition, Ladies are requested to ob serve that each bottle is signed Z. Hassan, in the proprietor . * hand-writing. to imitate which is felony.—price 51. N. B. The effect is permanent, sod one bottle generally suffi cient. Zayda Hassan being unacquainted with the English guage, appointed Mews. Sbaw and Edwards, St. PAW', Church-yard; Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheupside ; Mrs. Berry, Perfumer, Greek-street, Sulu:, • Messrs. Heinirie and SL.n, I'itcl- bourne -street; Mews. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chairch-yard4and Mr. Bacotiolos, Oxford -street; by whom Ladies may depend upon being supplied with the depilatory genuine. Orders (post paid) incising the amount fur a sip& beta% ac largo quantity, wM be punctually executed, I.ond;m: Printed for I. Harding , fIG, St. Jame:.-street. FOREST TREES. This day was publitilied, in 'lvo. price gs. in boards, THE PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Th eoret i. cal and Practical Treatise on Planting in every Descriptioli of Soil and situation, particularly those which are most dinicult, as elevated Kites, barren heaths, rocky soils, &c.; including Hints on Shelter and Ornament. With a Plate of Implements for Plaut ing,itivented by the Author ; and Samples of Larch, &c. &c. By W. PONTi:Y, Nurseryman, Planter, and Pruner to the Duke of Bedford, • PONT):V . 111 FOREST PRUNER and TINIBEIt OWNISCS As ; or a Complete Practical 'l're•:.tise on the Training and Management of British 'limber Trees; whether intended for use, shelter, or ornament ; including an Examination of the• Pro p.mtiee of ►:.oldish Hr Timber, and a new System for the ►Manage ment of Oak Woods, &c. &c. nvo. with plates, price I 2b. London : Printed for J. I larding, 26, St. Jainees-street ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. . " VICTUALLING OFFICE, November tit, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ins MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday next the 29th instant, they will be ready to receive In writing (sealed up) and treat for Two Hundred Tons of good sound, merchantable RICE ; to be answerable to Samples, to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a lortnight after wards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Offick. No regard will be hat to ..oy Tender in which the trio dill not be inserted in words at length, or that Shall net be delivered to the Beard before On: o'Cloell on the raid Tuesday next, the 2ttit instant, nor sinless the Person who maim the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when calledfor. On December Ist will be published, In Two large Volumes, 4tn. illustrated with a great number of Plates elegantly ci raved, price 41. 114. in boards, r r HE LONDON MEDICAL PACTIONARY ; Ji- including under distinct heads every branch of Medicine; viz. Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology ; tke Practice of Phy sic and surgery, Therapeutics, and Materia Medics ; with what ever Matey:to Medicine in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Natural History. By BARTHOLOMEW PARR, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and Senelor Physician of the Exeter Hospital. Printed for J. Johnson; F. and C. Rivington ' • J. Walker; Wilkie and J. Robinson ; G. R o binson ; Scatchard and Letter ' man ; J. Stockdale ; Cutlet and Martin; Veruor, Hood, and Sharpe ; G. Kearsley ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Cada! and Davies; I.aekingtun, Allen, and Co.; B. Crosby and Co.; John Richardson; James Richardson; R. Scholey; P. and W. Wynne ; R. Phillips; J. Mawman ; and W. Grace.