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0181 bane :be P" 'OT bale a , of rrn . t , srhicl ourared q fires 0 engage this 5 1 tors eng age s, their fat , u ppreci Terms bed , . Geoth o mnsod • ,bia whirl • Desemb FASH gra , . r the Tel respec d Geed .ose win ear& em for chmal ASS' Priv Ladies 'Ks Mr. At . whom for gt It of g ehing p upils, OT aught th e profe N ' CAI. more fill the imp.) sny othe Chararte Commen Private for T. C; ••A wart.. In One A D • filltstr of Wlllia Prime British I Y, Pa COC This etehir Two Co ( without Print Isobel N. B. of a wt NMI Ot In Bvo. n during Tenon WI Obs. Vlita taint!! Pomei &e. & A the ca of agt the N • to tilt will t ing at Pr tet no le; Mt' labs, Met t *Speei tern f 4to. PI TWA. Is satisl favo The whit are 1 than slot kik , f,.: • Big 74.161_ ;RS. ICSYV ETT h ive great satisfaction in pohlie at law, that they )1* I I RADICAKTI, for the whole , eve al.o the pl-asure to announce Irme of the choicest Italian - which have never been heard -(1 to h )pe, that with the great talent, added to that e ngaged flr tie whole seatou) this species of music in the of this concern revert erg azemcne of Madame BM. Is, which they humbly hope, any be cdneldeted an earnest fume exertions, to render these perforraances worthy Aprecedented supp )rt they have hitherto experienced. Terms of Subscription for the eight Concerts, Four Guineas, . re ceived at Chappell's Music Shop, No: It 4, New Bond :f he Tkkets will be transferable, Ladies to Ladies, Geutlemeu's to Gentlemen, in families only, and for the wasiodatlon of the Public, two Ladies or two Gentlemen , b y e nterfor their respective names, take out one subscrip w hich win Omit them, *ley to the Concerts. December Sialinge • FASHIONABLE DANOIbIO;z—PRIVATE TUITION. J. G. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most . grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, the rery distinguished patronage he has so ipng experienced, reipectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may cpeditiouslyinstructed in Cie most private manner, to qualify for the first assehiblies, on application at Lis residence, : h an kers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside. ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, Ladies and Gentlerneu of any age, who have never learnt that ~lishment, or have not the modern> style. Mr.ALLIN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those whom it is 30 object to acquire easily that fashionable requi for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior if grace and elegance. Those who do not want private tag may learn at a small s expence, with a respectable set of di, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing Oit the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. TOUR THROUGH SCOTLAND. This day wore published, in two volumes, 4te, illustrated by SS coloured Plates, price .€5: so. n BSERVATIONS. on a TOUR through the HIGIAANDS. and part. of, the WESTERN ISLES of SCOTLAND.—by J. GARNETT, M.D. c.Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. GROSE'S i,NTIQUITIES OF ENGLAND AND WAI This ai l , WinAmblisheil, is eighi large , volsenes-4to, althea with 1411) Plates, price.42l, or, on farce paper, 426 sa. A new and uniform edition of THE ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND and WALES. By PRANCtS GROSE. Printed for John'Stockdale,. Piccadilly. .IESOP'S AND GAY'S FABLES. This day was published, in four volumes royal Bvo. embellished with 1112 fine Plates, price Als ss. an elegant Elition of THE FABLES of ESOP and GAY, with Plates, from Barlow's celebrated Designs. Printell for John Stockdale, Either Work may be had separate ; price P 2 12s. 84:1 JASTri o lureluive That ProposiLs will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday Use 2d day or.lnuary next, from all Per sons who may be wilting to under*, Oise 'lop& of the under mentioned quantities and descriptiotfritai44l4 Timber, for ser- vice of tbeioyal Carriage .Depertinestt. at Nthiblveicit, Six Hundred Loads of Hewed Eim Timber, no Tree under .80 feet. . • . Two Hundred Loads of Oak, each Stick to contain ye feet. One half oohs quantity specified to be detivered at Wootwicbt# the` Slit day .of- Ws* atd reinibfk4 by the 30th day or June, 1311, and payment texlirtaideby..bleotbly. Certiliwee, within three Manila infierdwi receipt-of 14ese/Voutiwea-ia gibe' Office of tke Honourable tke Surveyor General, at the Tower. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, for no smalle'r a pfoportion than one hundred Loads, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals for English Tini_ tier," but no Tender can be admitted after twelve o'clock at noon of the 2d of January next ; neither will any be noticed for less than ten Loads, or without the attendance of the party making it, pr an Agent in his behalf.—By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, S qretiry. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, "HAMPON-STREET, STRAND. Tat/rms. His Grace the Duke of Rumens), K. 0. The Most Nobly the Marquis of BUCRINCHAN, K. Q. The Right Hon. the Earl of Norrueurrow. The Right Hon. the Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. The Right Hon. the Earl of Urns. OsaoaT. WILLIAM PRAP:D, ES". M. P. SCR•PL BERNARD, Esq. M. P.—And Sixty Directors. Mauaging Director—J. T. BARRER, Esq. F.A.S. Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at CHRIST.. MAR are now in course of delivery. pERS ONS who are Insured with this Association become" Members. Such paorrrs as arise are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective contributions, and without the risk of less, as an ample surplus. Capital has been provided to meet any excess of losses that may occur. Farming Stock insured at the reduced rote of Its. per Cefir. No charge is made for Policies, when the premium smoustetods. Losses are always made good by this Office without deduction or discount. ••• Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, who are likewise Agents to the PROVIDE wr Lire Orrice. Mr.. Mr. Samuel Hal* Mr. John Wright Mr. Henry Parr Mr. Thomas Swift Mr. William Street fa • 103 1 declared the twaupeet; Councilmen of this W,rd NU, 105 105 Whereupon the Alderman named duly elected Cuminon year ensuing. Resqlvdd unanimously, That the Thanks of this Wardmote be gleetitolaussith,Clibilf, Dragnet, Esq. Sheriff and Aid as of this Ward ; for his uptalikt and impartat conduct duiing the Mention. . that. the Tliaitit of this Warahiiieliit Area i llg attaci t eineof the Coanmotalquacillkshn fe his &tibial and Moot &thaw di 1111111iiiliss; liast situation. ,ir k That the foregoing Resolutions be signed-by. sholVairstalaillke and published in the Morning and Evening Papers. SAMUEL CULME WEST, Ward Clerk. - • Wk.ST MIDDLESEX WATER-WORKS. THE PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking en! hereby required to pay, on or before the 30th day of Ja nuary, 1811, into the Comyany's Office, the suns 'Cie on furls of the stvsral Shares iuned in pursuance of a Resolution of tb s . Company of l'reOprietors on the 19th June; 1810. ROBERT S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk. r Office of the Company, No. 15, Bridge•strett, Blattfriars. MJIVILX.R.JE. a 0171. P .M. PROPOSED BRisrol. AND TAUNTON CANAL. A T • SPECIAL SESSION of SEWERS, ilea La. at the New Inn-Cross, on Tuesday, the 18th - d4y of Dm • amber, 1810, Sir ABRAHAM ELTON, Bart. in the Chair, • Resolved, That the several Clauses submitted by the Peng' Committee to Commisakiners of Sewers for the purpose of pre venting danger to the Rivers and,general dralnage - of the County. are fully satisfactory, and that there remeltss no catatibpriiiiast nem respecting the line of the said Canal. • • ,:. . Resolved, That the Gentlemen whc”compme the Patitil,6llol; mittee are entitled to the hest Thankt of the Comfnips Were Sewers for their Oben( and obliging conduct in cruinelflog the pilepoiltlons that have benn detailed expedient for the allat# and advantoge of the Country. -- Resolved, That the above Resolutions be inserted is the Pub lic Papers. A. ELTON, Chairman. The Chairman having kft the Chair, l_ Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting b- given to Sir Alllt A NAM ELTON, for his able c , ,nduct in the Chair, and for his unremitting attention on this and all occasions foe , the welfare and interest of the Country. STATE LOTTERY. ZARD, BURNE, 41 .ND Co. Stoctitro H ' A caveats*/ iafortn the Pablic, thacraCiLiTi Sad rip for the. NEW S CATE LOTFARY, are npw as Say, atikly °face, No. SS, ROYAL EXCHANGE. 'the Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, numbered from t to 20,000, on an entire now plan. The &theme contains roar Prizes of £O,OOO-40 other Capitals—and no Prism lOwer thou £2O. All to be Drawn the 1 ith of FEBRUARY NEXT.' In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of tello,ooo, all No. 2,284, a Prize of .22,000, were both sold in Shams, at this above Office. Letters, post paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis . : I,,,tICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respect. fully inform the Public, that THE NEW STATE LOTTERY Will be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY, IBIS. Scheme contains Four Prizes of E 20,000, Forty other 001* and the lovers: Prize £2O. 11$ Tickets and Shares, in variety of Numbers, are on Me al their Offices Corner of 13ank-bailditip, Cornhill ; and %shag the King's Maws, CliarlapCroas. lel • RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. sold last I.o:tasi st • No. 27, a Prise of .R 20,000, in Sixteen Sixteenth Sliartes ; And in the Lottery drawn in Pelortsorf,lsllS, ' a 3,734 -- B -- - in Shores • - £OO,llOO, 3,734 ---D - - - Ticket • • .e.:apoo, DR. STEER'S 4w...._ Is Ear superior to all other enentat the Cure of Sprall,s, Bruisei, Cramps or Numbness, and in pros Giftlaina l when in a paralytic state. It is the best remedy for A dissolved in a spoon, and applied warm, or with a &del. or well moistened with it, and tied on the part alretted. ft wise of admirable service in the accidents mad lots! ostoeniolli4. which horses are subject. Sold only by F. Newberry and Sling, No. 45, St.Pliarelaillits yard, (four doers from the corner of Cheapside), . 2s, tid. a bottle, duty included ; but none are genuine but ... which [save the words " F. Newbury, N 0.45, St.Paurs," ed In the stamp. Also, by their appointment, bi Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; Hayward, i; Bayley and Co. Cocksper-street ; 'parry, Westminster • Wart;;Holborn ; Harris, Ludgate-street; Rand* Roy* .ht:clumgstAj - • and Clarke, Borough. . . . ,~(,. ....- . ilter.ittl: - . • • , 1 ; r A•rif.l' •I • V ..1 , - Q . V.V J . . .„ :, • "`, . 1101 . ~......,.... A f i l h et 24 ....... ' 67 ,i':'.'. r »iv tome, r.w. : - nutmeg lischt.'a *magi . „ . - !". .;' *-'ll- . 7 , • , .E , • . e • . .i. , ,r liirt. i 't,......N r : •. . l'Mt... , N. * 1 13310 1 A 1 4 , • -1 5 "71 I.' I 4: I ''); .S . I : .1 Et- ..I,Xklf 014 94/%31 11 ' ' ' • " ' A s- 'i f 'O.l :.. 't: 141 4 7.'011 :Illogic -`‘-• • • . • .-. . , . 1. :,... 4 ~..i., , . ,-• . - , . , ~ ~ ... .. . -,. - ~, ....: ...,,, -1.. . , :,,. , •ii !1 . ,. „...: . • •,. . .. •/. * ....:.- , -- - ''' OS j ., ...7,77..., .- ' s• i • 'TUESDAY' - •••• ~ -- vr..a I, rsion i ft...vral ; .I.l* -.-, . ..- • _las au . [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALYPEN.• , gin 2 s7 18 14maii :• 1 - . •, , 4 .....11, -, • ' .....--...—........*Rredb • .. and Mrs..VAUGHAN, • ' This day was published, in octavo, price 2s. Gd. • • I , ' ADMIRAL OFFICE, geometer 20, 1810. CHEAP WARD. *WI ed, , :a acquainting their Subscribers, A SKETCH of the CAMPAIGN in PORTIT , NOTICE is 'hereby :ivy:, 7 4 at a Sostion of Oyer and A T. a WAR DNIOTE holden in the Veettygettega y have engaged Madame BER- GAL ; with some OBSERVATLONS. • l '' '1 r t, aid Ceat Ditieorl ,for the Trial of Pfister toorthifted , of St. Lawrence's Church, in and. for the said Ward, ms whole of their onsuirg Concerts Printed for John Mumy, .22, Fleet-street, London ;W. ** l ' • ' • Fri y, the Illst,, and continued by adjournment to the 24th day nounce that they ire in posits- , • Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Nl.thon, Dublin. , eif !Ay h Seat, t asdsrn de jierisifictiee gas Aiestraitio f Eerie... 4 ot wive . r , oe ;1610, before Saurus. Goonamsaaa, Esq. Obi*. ,r 1 productions, from the Conti- I rd in this country, and they are , VIEWS IN SPAIN. 294/ of Jiteriery snit, .s eight o'clock in M. morsiorp cers (or the year ensuing— the peculiar advantage of this " : This day was published, in one,large volume, folio, embellished J. W. CROKIR. , A Pull for Common Councilmen baying been demanded and. at of Mr. BRAHAM, (who is • with 22 beautiful Plates, price ,e 5. ss. - proceeded on, at the close thereof the numbers wens, for _,,, u) tbey shall be enabled to ter- A PICIT.LTRESQ'UE TOUR through SPAIN. t.,-: , .:00145 OR ORDN4NCE, Potenkr et, 18W. Mr. Deputy Losley 119 MY. William CunuMn. 1W" le most finished' manner. The rt with extreme gratification to , ~.}/.,,.py HENRY SWLNBURNE, Esq. rig PRINCIP.iL OFFICERS e HAS M - 13 eut• - Colonel Wigan Ity Mr. Joeepb &lawman ) 011! yr. Richard Cheeserright 109 Mr. rscorlf B Foamier IPii ERTINOTTI RADICATI, at their —. Printed for John S,ockdale, Piccaiilly. 't ' JAsTr., ORDNANCE, do fordiAsive Notice, Mr. Richard Itotl•well 109 Mr. John Stnith • Alt . . ' -m... r.va. 4 ,78/%30r - p:.4 , t0 coeds PE cE-HALFPEtu - " 411 " : VARD. wis! .d 'ti Ilden in the Vtlll7/4114061_ • in and. for the said Ward, es • adjournment to the 24th day rt. Goossemeat, Esq. unikr, for the Election of Weed 06-% m baring been demanded and. the ntunbers wets for ill% William Comdllns IV6* lir. Joseph &lawman KW ktr. Ceorie Fournier • fir. John Smith • 44 1 t 44r. Thomas Swift - /94 kin William Street IS wed the Mare pew ncilmrn of this W 4 pril NU, a 'ai."l4lll tote be given tolassula4Zlibilf, an of this Ward. for his villa Flee:Jon. rataiielfef glYen treowlquedlasen at low diedisototios:, a• Ite slgned-by.thelYasit Clslgiif d Evening h ft.-ME WE P rWard Clerk. : WATER-WORKS. of this Undertaking ern or before the 30di day of Ja- s Office, the sumo( 410 on each ursuance of a *solution of Op 19th June IWO. LT S. ELOPER, Chief Clerk. r Bridge•street, Blackfriars. ETSHIRE. ND TAUNTON CANAL. SION of SEWERS, hel4 a Tuesday, the Istli'd4y of Do ' • ON, Bart. in the Chair. Clauses submitted by the Cam' f Sewers for the purpose of pre- &general drainage - of the County. Are leSnaillS no casseal l uriiiasi- 'ld Canal. •ri whcscompose the flank, of the Commnips Wets' aging cendnet in criniplifog t devoted expedient for the Melt - molutiehs be Inserted I. the Pub- A. ELTON, Chairman. e Chair, - of this Meeting Isz- given to Sir c•aiduct In the Chair, and for his uid all occasions foe , the welfare ITTERY. *ND Co. SLOct . -321)M Oldie, that : pets - re and ingot_ e# 'ERY, are DilW is isle, use . 04 'HAtiOE. 00 Tickets, numbered from I to The licheme contains four Prizes —and no Priso fewer thou £2O. di of FEBRUARY NEXT.' No. 27, a Prise of b 0,030, all , were both sold in Shares, at thit rid, duly answered. nes gratis ODLUCK, and Co. tetra. the Public, that FATE 40 FIERY ith of FEBRUARY, Isl a. is of £25,000, Forty other iety of Numbers, are es SEM tat , ik.baildlop, Cornbill ; aod fikehrg rots. lel • ,UCK, and Co. sold hut Lott.gb i to, in Sixteen Sixteeeith Shares ; drawn in Febroorf, late, a - in Shorn • - - X 204 60 0. Ticket - - Xj: 0 4 0 ‘ 00 . es 'S OK/DELUCA.: her external applications: sea. Rheumatiiins, Esc.- as atso promoting Circulation in thethisbe the best remedy for Chilblain% Tied warm, or with a pkdget dugs tied 011 the part alfeeted. It Is Mo- te wasn't* and local complitema fir and Slum No. 45, St. PeilsOhewit• orner of Cheapside), Loodissi, Mrs rd ; but none are genuine but those rebury, N 0.45, St-Paul's' esigrae:. heir appointotant, by Bacoo asel co. Bond-street; Hayward, Pitied:Try ; Teet ; 'Barry, Westminster • Ward, •street ; Randal!, Royal Ss:chino; 4 EN DEATH. flees of Sudden Death from lute Mr. RYMER to state, that the TINCTURE is used with the great. rem's. an 4 rizelydc Spaelna, to this geneisJly termed Gaut or Cramp is dima, Palpitation of the Heart, Ver- In all violent attacks of thimble- imitroper treatment, so often hereof- :lnc gives instant relief. Persensac- who are subject to them compliausts, hy Mr. Rymer's Ap 10.10,, j Bow Chureh-y7L 'a l t r ! 9, Hay-market ; Randall, ?Zi l t • ford-street; N J. Harris corner of .• erf Vender of PAWL :les, at .51.9 d. 71.154,,, is a considerable why. stained by a perusal of tho flefiewiste ice es. 6d. in boards; wadi say be PSY, or INDIOZMaN, omoio likewise Agents to the Paovtax srr Lire Orrice. , SUDDEN DEATH. • WILL surr ANY YOUNG LADY COMING FROM THE frequent instances of Sudden Death from 11 SCHOOL. Spasmodic Diseases induce Mr. RYMER to sure, that do* ACAPITAL PIANOFORTE, New within two CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE is used with the great. 11 - Months, selth additional Keys, Pedal, Double Action, In- est success in all Gouty, Nemo% an 4 Isiralyde Spashsa , It ars Stomach, Chest, and Head, genenally termed Gaut or Coop is side Desk, and Pillar Legs; it has been u s ed , just enough to season the Stomach ; Spasmodic Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart, Vert it, and stands well In tune ; cost 32 guineas, it will now be sold tigo, Apoplectic Habits, &c. In all violent attacks of tinfoil:as- for 23 guineas, ready money—a very great Bargain. May be seen plaints, which by neglect or improper treatment, so often laud- at Mr.Vs, Flo. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, from eleven to four o'clock. nate fatally, the above Medicine gives instant relief. Perseasact. these N. slf a Packing Case is required, the ewner can get one euainted with this Medicine, sub j ect to th keep it constantly by theta, who are - •' . . 11.1111an i.! s. ti* made for two guineas, Intl it will be carefully packed. Sold Wholesale and Ititai by Mr. Rymer's Ap Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Ch BANDANA SOAP; or, INDIAN WASHING CAKES. • tail by Frederic funhh, No. 29 , Ha y-market ' • Met' W HITE HANDS have cper bee!) esteemed a change; .13acou and Co. Qtford-street ; F.N personal beauty in both !eves, and in some parts of Europe 4.5, St. Paul s Church-yard ;J. Harris, corner of 1 . are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP , ee War.l, Holborn; and by ever, Vender of ha Indian Washing Cakes, possess the . peculiar property of giving the United Kingdom, in bottles, at Si. 9d. 744 the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness Pin's at 2.75. by which there is a consider:Ate to the hands which are constantly washed with this Snap. keen Fell Information may be obtained by a perollifit dr ilillewhe in cases where the skin has been injured by labour or-other vio- Book, published this day, pike 3s. fal. in boaifjei • b e knee, the hardness and coarseness area effectually, infallibly, and bad as above permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness. fairness, A TRACT upon DYSPEPSY, or INDIO and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired ' by any HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE ; and upso other meant Whatever. It is by apetienee only that any ocean or regular Gout, and the Atonic, I rregu l ar, or form an adequate idea of the superiar excellence of this Soup. various eases of liervous, Bilious, Patalytic, ' cas t Sold by the Pteprietor's Agent, s,illsose signature it bean, Wil- fections ; Diseases of Retatation and Debility, don, Habits impaired by Intemperance, C li mate, &c, liam Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple-Bar, Loudon ; and . the Proprietors, at a further security, beg them to be paatkoularin with the Speci fi cation of the Medical %lon *of 4211:2 * noticing, that the name and address of,the Printer, E. Spragg nerrisatent Medicine, the Caaatac awl. bit II ' No. 2'l, Bow-aro:et, Covraa-zarden, is affixed to the label vet and of the various Diseases and Caminito to owlish i s s o l o s Wanner- 'Alkothers are coantetfeits. Said by , many nopectabis nisseood i anal of its Dom, Effects, &c. - Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price By JAMES RYMER, Surgeon.—Eloareitaknow. Is, each cake. But it is at all times necessary to-be particular In -- Vides, ut pallid's. onsnis • observing theelsinmesodati, which will be tkenknans of Irrevent- Cana deettrpt debit'. Victus tenets quo vapor, awn agoini ri s t .1 , ing the lonsostions which have of late been practised. • t . Mises, was publishtd. Price 176.6 d. neatly bound in roan, STOtKDALE's LONDON CALENDAR. for 1811: containing the &Imam& ; Companion to the Calen dar, being a List of all the Cones In Administration from 1760 to the Present Time, &c.; and the Arms of the Peers, Peeresses, Bishops, and Baronets, with a full Account of the Present Peer age of the United Kin gdom. • Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. 'DR. HUNTER'S LAVATER'S PHYSIOGNOMY. This day were published, in 5 voltimperial 4to. price 3e) Guineas, ESSAYS ON PHYSIOGNOMY, designed to pro mote the Knowledge and the Love of Mankind. By JOHN CASPAR LAVATER. Illustrated by more than Eight Hundred Engravirgs, accurately copied, and some Duplicatas added from Originals, executed by, e under the inspection of TitOMAs HoLLowAr. Tranblated from the Preach by HENRY HUNTER, D.D. Printed far John Stockdale, Piccadilly. THE REGENCY. , Mr. GIFFORD's HISTORY of the POLITI CAL. LIFE of• the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, a full, complete, and impartial Account and Investigation of important subject of a REGENCY, are to be found, than in other publication. It contains the Opinioni of all the Public -rers of 1789-9 on the Question; together with copious :nts upon them. Primed in six large volumes, octavo, price £4 4s. in boards, T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. •,• A few copies, in 3 vols. royal 4to. price aCB Bs. In hoards. This day was published, One Volume, royal 4to, price in boards, XI. 11s, 6d. and on Elephant Paper, L. 126. 6d. A DESCRIPTION of the ANCIENT TERRA COTTAS in the BRITISH MUSEUM. By TAYLOR COMBE, Esq. Illustrated with Forty-one Plates, engraved after the Drawings of William Alexander, Esq. • ” I d Printed by , W. Balmer. and Co. Cleveland-row ; and sold at the Museum; by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Ma- Pall-Mall ; and W. Miller, Albermarie-street. COOK'S VOYAGES, WITHOUT ABRIDGMENT. .'ay was published, in 7 vols. royal I Smo. embellished with etchings of all the principal plates in the original works, price Two Guineas in boads, COOK's THREE VOYAGES ROUND the WORLD, accurately printed from their Original Texts, without abridgment. Printed for IttcitAim PAILLIPS, London; and to be had of all Booksellers. N. B. in the above the public are presented with a neat edition of a work, at two guineas, which, in the original scarce editions, aunt be purchased for Thirty guineas. Tbis day was published, In Bvo. price Cs. in boards, by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho, (VISERVATIONS on the -NATURAL HIS TORY, CLIMATE, and DISEASES of MADEIRA, during a period of eighteen years. By WILLIAM GOURLAY, M.D. Yellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh ; and Phy sician to the British Factory at Madeira. Where may be had, just published, price Is. 6d. In boards, Observations on the Climate, Manners, and Amusements of Nita; principally intended for the information of Invalids re taking to that Nand for the recovery of health. By Will'am Pomeire, M D. of the Royal College of Physicians, London, &c. &c. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. At Christmas will he published, price 2s. hotihd, ANr.W INTRODUCTION to READING rontiining many useful Exercises or-Lessons, adapted to the capacities of Children of either Sex, from six to twelve years of age. By the Rev. G. 1. DAVIES, A.M. Master of Campton Academy, Bedfordshire. I.nntinn Printed for Lackington, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. !,` During an extended course of teaching, the Author has alqr•itly marked the errors and deficiencies in the numerous bnoks in general use : he therefOre presumes to 'offer this work In ti r notice of his fellow-labourers, in the flattering hope that it bill hotti abridge their toil and facilitate the acquirements of read ing among their Pupils. - - This day was published in 4to. price LI. 113.6 d. boards, THE CURSE OF KEHAMA.-A POEM.- ' By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne, Pa tetnoster-row. Of whom may he had, by the time Author, Joan of Are, 2 v o l s . price I 24.--Amodts of Gaul, 4 vols. ' l.ls. Fi , ctery of the Brazils, Va. £2. 3s.—Poems, 2 vols. 12so—Thi labs, 2 vols. 14s.—Madoe. 4to. £2.26.-- - -Same Work, 2 vols. I 43. Metrical'fales Ss. 6d.—Palmerin of England, 4 vuls. X 1 , !Tremens of the later English Poets, 3 vols. £l. 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