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• 0.11... , 41 1 1 1 , .. . • 2 1 • ..)..:.% 1:4 4. •• 1 41 . 1 ' _-.. ,. ''' •- -- 1 ; , !4 .- • . .. ..•' sti - P. i . • . .....); .. ~...,44 ). . ...''''... .4- . N I% N k ,.... - Ir • "--"'"" 4CII- ' 'Pt .le O f s .... .4 • - il, f ~; , .• ' I \>. L . , . . ..... . ..t . * . . ~,,....". "V • 0 (.1 7 7 Numn F. it 6738] SATURDAY, OCIDBER 15, 1808. [PR le I: SI X-•TENCF, THILATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r'HIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 11 their Majesties Servants will act a Comedy, called THE INCONSTANT. Old Mirable, Mr. DOWTON; Young Mirable, Mr. ELLISTON; Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTER; Dotard, Mr. HOLLAND; Petit, Mr. DE CAMP; Bizarre, Mrs. JORDAN. Oriana, Miss BOYCE ; Lamorce, Mrs. SCOTT; To wbkh will be added, the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. iist!ce Toschit, Mr. PENLEY ; Mr. Milford, Mr. EYRE ; Pa.:gine Single, Mr. ELLISTON ; Pettinax Single, Mr. ELLISTON; Percival Single, Mr •ELLISroN Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. MATHEWS ; frank, ?lir. DE CAMP; M‘Floggeti, Mr. SCRIVEN ; Emily, Miss BOYCE ; Phccbe, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Taffline, Mrs. BLAND. _ _ _ - • o n Monday, The Country Girl ; with (not acted these five yea:s)l3llle Beard; or Female Curiosity. On Tuesday, The Comedy of the West-Indian. Thunday, the Belmar's Opera. THE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 17, 1808, will be aeted_the Tragedy of MACBETH. • The Overture and Symphonies between the Acts by Mr. Ware. Duncan, (King of Scotland) Mr. CHAPMAN ; Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE; Meader, Mr. C. REMBLE ; Banque, Mr. MURRAY ; Lennox, Mr. CRESWELL ; Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ; Hecate Mr. BILL.LAMY. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONg. Ts Tibia wUI be Wide&D ra Sib time cai a New Romantic Melo cd THE FOREST,OF hERMANSTADT ; Or, PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS. The Principal Characters by Mr. IP.UNTON, • Mr. FARI.EY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. usroN ; Mr. CHAPMAN ; Mn H. JOHN;ION ; Mri. COBBS ; Mrs. DAVENPORT; Miss DE CAMP Miss MARTYR. On Wesinefiay, the Merchant of Venice; with the Forest of fiennaustadt. Oh Thursday, the Tragedy of the Gamester ; with Who Wins, or the Widow's Choke. On Friday, the Conic Opera of the Woodman ; with the Por • trait of Cervantes, or the Plotting Lovers. Oa Monday se'nnight, Kinv y Richard the Third. TO PAREN IS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, immediately, an Apprentice to physic aril Surgery, at the General Hospital, near• Not• thighs= For Particulars apply to the House Apothecary ; if by latter, For laid. DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DENTS JACOB begs leave to inform the Public, A. , that he coi.tinnes en give the full Value In Ready Monty for Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 32, Cock3pur-4trect, Charing. Cro.s, opposite the Cannon Tavern. WLSTHORPE HOUSE and ESTATE on the BANKS of t THAMES, near MARLOW, BUCKS. ANY Gentleman inclined to treat for the Purchase of the above ESI'ATE, may obtain particulars and Cards Of chnissbn to view the %AMC, by applying to Mr. Tv SIDALt, Solickor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. CHURCH PREFERMENT. WANTED to Purchase, an ADYOWSON; from se.'.oo per Annum, to any larger Amount, subject to an Old Life, or with the prospect of an early Induction ie the Coun ties of Bcrks, Wilts, Dorset, Hants, or the Western part of Sus sex. The Situation must be healthy end pleasant, with a good Muse, or one capable of being made to, and a good carriage road tothe plass. will be expected.. Particulars to be mat to Mr. Tr NDA Ls, Solicitor, Lincoln's- Inn Fkla. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and CO.•beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at ail ti.nes advance any sum front 1001. to urO,OOOL and upwards, on personal many other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money la the Funds, Clergymeua' Livings,. or Freehold, Copyhold, and , Liagehold Estate., on the most libkral and hononrable 'Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. lames's, tither personally or by Suter, post-paid. N.B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured An nuities. A CARD. MR. BLADEN RUSPINI returns his sincere iv& Thanks to the numerous Enquirers; who called in Pall- Xl4ll,ip consequence of his late Accident, and has to offer his re q.( caul apologies to the Nobility and Gentry, who buffered a temporary disappointment. He has now resumed the exercise of his Profession, and those who tabour under any Defect or Disease ;al the TEETH and GUMS may apply as usual. The former may inspect the specimens of his skill in Fixing, without tying, the Artificial tq the adjacent Teeth. In his mode are combined three grist Objects,—the ease, beauty and durability of Nature. He requtsts that a previous notice may be given, in order to ena ble him to arrange his Professional engagements. His Charges are formed upon a moderate Scale. Pall-Mall, October 6, 1608. VICTUALLING-OFFICB, °deer 12, 1202. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTrc NAM eh iiere6g , eve Notice, That on Wednesday the 2d of November next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for such quantities of WEST INDIA RUM, as shall be dentanded for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, in Leith Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, for twelve months c2rtain , and further until six months warning shall be given o t either side for the termination of the said Contract ; and to be pail for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by t'pplying to the Collector of the Customs at Lehh. No rested 7vill he had to any Tender in which the trice shall not le ;decried in word, at length, or that Matt not 6e delitered to the Boa:elle rre one o'slock on the said Wedneedny the 241 of Hive tuber next, Nor ankle the Pea son who males the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends nnswer when called for. NEW LOl rut Y. TO BEGIN DRAWING 19th DECEMEER, 1608. SCHEME. 4 of 420,1300 are XBO,OOO 2 10,000 20,000 2 5,000 10,000 6 l,OOO 6,000 10 500 5,04;0 20 100 ---- 2,000 44 50 2,200 100 25 2,500 4,820 15 .....-- 72,300 2r woo Tickets. "00,000 r i 'HE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, -I- as it abounds in CAPITAL PRIZES ; and, in ADDITION to the usual Sum allotted by Government, the Contractor ha.: per mission of the Lords of the Treasury for him to make a FREE GIFT' of 1000 WHOLE TICKETS, the value of which it ix impossible to calculate, as they may contain the following Capital Prizes : 4 of X 20,000 6 10,000 10 3,01,0 'JO &c. &c. of £l,OOO 300 ICO There are 20,000 Tickets in the Lottery, with Not Three Blanks to a Prize ; but there are only lopoo Tickets for Sale.— A speedy purchase is therefore fleet:sum as superior Benefits are attached to particular Tickets drawn the F.nt and Second Days, and the whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days. Shares are entitled to a Proportion of the above Benefits. L-} Tickets and Shares are selling If every Licensed Lottery Office ; and by their Agents. .* BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. WITHERS's BALM of QUITO, price only 2s. 9d. is the best remedy in the universe for Nervous Complaints, the most powerful restorative, and reanimating Balm CIL& and Health, and the safest and best medicine in the world. is is not pretended that this medicine can arrest the progress of mature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will reNtore health even where the constitution appears to have been irreparably in jured. Those who have impaired thtir health by a residence in hat and unhealthy climates.-the yowl, of either sex, whose infir mities threaten premature old age, a life of misery and an early alissolution; and those more advanced in years, whose tottering sapless frames appear withered and almost worn out, are the.more Isnmcdiase object* of this soothing balm, whose benign influence may be extended to the wh•ole . class'of ValetUdinarians. For in all ems, and sn All ages, wheat , •the soßiis•are relaxed, where the sonsdnition bee received s..shoele c or is by any means debilitated, this RESTORAYI YE and RE4NIM.A.TING BALM of LIFE sod HEALTH will produce the happiest effects ; the cold and bensuleus nerves will be warmed slid steadied ; the relaxed stores will be braced and renderectfirm ; the naiades will be invigorated: theikkews will be strengthened-; thkernaciatellinibs will be co lured with firm flesh ; the tslaustethressels wig be replenished ; Iheimpovarished waterydsieod will 'become rick and balsamic, ladies languid cireuLttion restosed tithesibrative impetus, which Ist* tzue etitesion of.kgalsh • the languid drooplagispirlts will I 'be revived and exhilarated, digestion will be promoted, in short, the tone of the nerves will berestored, and by these means the ssistisiattstitettlonwilibereUrivsted. keebleneie, lakSitude, anxiety, aretaualsoky,antlaltother deplorablesymytoms ofdiseasewill va tddis and Inrentlkh, anion"; serenity, and every evidence of reno listed keel* will be the happy /vault of taking this inestimable Ikerdin dueAlme,according tuthe directions for use which accom pay eitchibotile. • lightoldsliwof Wire is prepared • and sold by AV. Withers, ehe mist. :249,5itanita.ondeik; Croydon, Surrey and Newport, IsleofWighr; retail by Mears. Bowling akd Co. 36, BLukraao wreck, wad all respectable Medicine . Venders. VOW 24.9 d. per bottle. TO HJ SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Preston and others, against liar ker, before Mr. Wixtta at BOND, Atttorney at law, the person appointed for that purpose by SAMUEL COMPTON COI, Esq. the master to whom this cause stands referrred, at the George Inn, In the city of Lichfield, on Thursday, the 27th day of Oc tober newt, between the hours of four and five in the afternoon, A MODERN BUILT BRICK DWELLING .I- !Lou SE and Premises, situate in Beacon otherwise Bacon street, in the parish of Saint Chad, otherwise Stowe, in the said city of Lichfield, late the estate of George Addams, wind mer chant, deceased, now in the occupation of the Reverend Dr. Buckeridge, tenant at will, who is under notice to quit at Christ mas next. The said premises are freehold for lives. • • And also a piece of Freehold Land, laid to the garden, and forming a considerable part thereof; a nd a slang of Ground, run. ning parallel with the south side e house and garden wall, held by Lease, granted by Thomas!, ister, Esq. for twenty-one years, from November I /06, at the yearly rent of 10s. Particulws thereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chanccry.lane, London ; of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's-inn ;of Mr. Seymour, Margaret-steet, Cavendish-square; and of Mr. William Bond, Attorney at Law, Lichfield. LINCOLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, In the Month of June next, at the Golden Fleece Inn, in Louth, in the county of Lincoln, (subject to conditions which will be there and then produced), SEVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD MES SUACES and FARMS, CLOSES and PARCELS of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND (nearly - the whole of which Is Tithe-free), in the parishes of Louth Park, North and South Coekerington, Keddington, /kb/Ingham, and Theddlethorpe, in the county of Linedln ; and at Brlmmington, in the parish of Ches terfield, in the county of Derby, viz. Lots. Tenant: Names. Premises. , Quantities. - A. R. P. . I.—Mrs. Elvin, - A Close of Meadow -31 1 24 2.—John Paddison, ditty 47 7 32 S.—Charles PaW5Oll, ditto 11 e 4 4.—Wm. Preston, A Measuage and Farm 270 210 - s.—John Leach, ditto 140 9 32 6.—John Parker, ditto 111 S 24 7.—Thomas Simons, ditto 170 0 11 9.—Rt. Greenwood, ditto 43 1 2 9.—John Taylor, ditto 67 0 19 10 : William Stubbs, ditto 7 1 17 11.—T. Cockson, A Cottage, Garden, Ste. 0 1 S 12.—John Fox, ditto 0 1 27 1 Se--Charies Taylor, ditto and Grtnind 9 0 0 14.—Robert Cos, ? i A Close of Arable i n ? 4 2 *0 Brimmington S --- • 889 3 14 For particulars (which will he delivered six .weeks previous to the sale) apply to Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, No. 16, Bedford row, London; to Mr, John Charlton, land a ge n t an d surveyor , Stourton, \Vflta ; Mr. Pad,:json, attorney-a,t-la%v, Louth ; or to Mr. Thomas Bisch, of South Cockerlngton aforesaid, who will shew the estates in Lincolnshire; and Mr. Cox, of Wow, near .Clielkecfseki, will skew the land at Stimmaington. October, 4808. THE MONTHLY PRECEPTOR REVIVED, With Twelve Guineas worth of Prizes per Month. On Saturday the Ist or October was publislud, to be conti nued on the Ist day of every month, illustrated by numerous Engravings, price One Shilling and Sixpence, THE SCHOOL MAGAZINE; or, The MONTHLY PRECEPTOR in every branch of know ledge, intended to form in its progress AN UNIVERSAL LI BRARY for the use of Young Itrsons of both Sexes. Every Number to be accompanied by Prize Exerc:scs in Com position, and Questions in Mathematics, and the useful Sciences, with a view to stimulate the emulation of Young Persons;(wlie ther publicly or privately educated) in every part of the Empire. The Prizes to consist of GLOBES, TELESCOPES, MICROSCOVCR, MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, and VALUABLE-BOOKS. Conducted by a SOCIETY of CLERGYMEN and MEN of LETTERS. The utility of the Monthly Precept or, When it was a few years since in course of publication, occasioned its temporary disconti-' nuance to be the subject of regret in many hunded Schools and Families in which it had obtained circulation. The Conductors, however, pledged themselves to .revive it after a convenient lapse of time, and they now present them selves ag tin to the Public with improved and matured plans, with -the same public-spirited intentions which before animated them, and with the advantages of their former experience. Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Libra ry, No. 157, New Bond -street; sold by Cradock and Joy, Ave a:aria-lane, near St. Paul's ; by Martin Keene, Dublin ; by Walter Berry, Edinburgh; and by all other B ooksellers atlkk Statiollen. N.B. As this will be one of the very best books that can be read in seines.by the senior Scholars, Schoolmasters or Gov er. nesses who take upwards of twenty-five Copies, will be entitled 44 s copy gratis, and to NI allowance of twenty per *oat. SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LaTTER. Tlils day was published, in small Octavo, a N tat E Arson, • price 44. in boards, A LETTER to the LIVERY of LONDON, re lative to the Views et the Writer in elctilltl4l. , .4 ..r. uP PICE OF SHERIFF, with an AIIPENDIX, containing Lams and °tidal Documents. • 13y hilt RICHARD PHILLIPS. ant. Om of tlre Sheriffs of London and Middl?set. " Truth tnd Justice are immutable; and they will generally prevail, among rational Creatures, over the Pr•-judttes of lino raneyand the Machinations of Self-luterest."-44. Tillotson. To be had of all the Booksellers In Town and Country. ' 1 4 , 1 The subjects successively discussed in this Work, are the Freeholders' Book—Ttie House of Correction—The Discharge of Permnsrelatise to whom no Bill of Indictment has been touhd— The Prisons--Newgate and the Compterss—Transgortations t. smal l ' Ilay for limited terms—Goal Fees—The Penal Laws— The Sherias Fund— . -Petty, Grand, and Special Juries—She:UN Officers, and Locksupshouvzs. lac. Oct. AMERICA. This day were published, In 'Mee Thick Volumes., seal he. price One Guinea in boards, 'TRAVELS hi AMERICA, petf o r me d in 1806, -a- for the purpose of exploring the Rivers Allegheny, Mosso galtela,,Ohio, and Missiabippi, and ascertaining the produce nt.al axial condition of their Banks and Vicinity. • by THOMAS ASHE, Esq. Late Captain in the York Rangers. Printed for IticitAßD PIIILLI es, No. 6, Bridgt,street, Lpodon, and to ty.: had of all Booksellers. 01 whom may be had, Juno, Ma a sehts.t.'s Lire of Wavle -INGTON, in live volumes, prise 17$. Vd. io quarto, at id. in octavo. POPULAR. INTRODUCTION TO AUfTRONUMY. • This day was published, Illustrated with numerous large Copper-plates, oo ajgan entire* new, price Five' Shillings, with an allowance to Schools, T 'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and Of the SYsTEM of the UNIVERSE, written hi a &Millar and popular manner, adapted particularly to the perusal of Young Persons, and especially calculated to promote sod Simplify the study of Astronomy to Persons of all Ages. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Blaelerlars ; and sold by Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bead street, and by all other Booksellers. Of whom also may be bad, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or Display of the Wonders of the . Creation, in Objects comparatively minute, illus trated with very large Plates, price 2t. 64. in boards. By the Author of the celebrated Pamphlet of DIAMONII.) CU DIAMOND ; dedicated to the Ladies. This day was published by I'. ()oddard, Military Bookseller and Stationer, Pall Mall, hi Two Vols. Unto. price 10s. 6d. in boards, illustrated with appropriate Engravings, AMORAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, and SATI RICAL WORK, called THE TRAP--dellncating the snares in which Kings, Princes, and their Subjects have been caught since the days of Adam. The work will contain the causes, whimsical effects, signs of jealonsies, and remedies of love in young men women, widows, and aged persons, and be interspersed with reflections on conju gal infidelity, arising out of several recent 023 CS of Cries. Con. besides possessing a variety of curious Anecdotes. This day was published, price One Shilling, To be continued on the first day of every Month, Numbers I. and 11. of a New Literary Work, entitled I.'THE LIBRARIAN. No. I. cont a i ns a n Ana lysis, List of the Plates, Maps, &c. in Horshik's Bri •tanaia Romaiia, or the Roman Antiquities of Britain —Account of the Appointment by the House of Commons of a Committee to inquire into the State of the Public Records. First Rep.ort of that Committee.—Account of the Manweript Department of the . Brush hlusettm.—List and Analysis of Papers printed by order of the House of Commons during the present Session of Parlia ment, &e. iI. contains an Analysis, list of the Maps, Plates, &c. in Chutney', Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire —Account of the Manuscripts in the Librarits of the Rcll7ol So ciety,and Herald's Office—Catalogue of the Works of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hanes, arranged in the order of their publics don, Sac. Bce. • By JAMES SAVAGE. i • London : Printed by and for William Savage, No. 28, Bedfor3. bury ; and sold by all Booksallers In the United Kingdom. Whi.re alio may be had, • 11. No. I. price Is. humbly inscribed (by permission) to her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, of the NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD JESUS CHIUS'f, with a fur ther Abridgment of the PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS of the late Rev. WILLIAM BURKITT. By the Rev. Samuel Glasse, D.D. F.R.S. Rector of Wanstead, Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty. The 2d edition. It is proposed thai this Work shall be comprised in 14 numbers Royal two. closely printed, to be published on the first day of every month. IIL DESCRIPTIVE POETRY; being a • Selection from the best modern Authors, principally having reference to subjects in Natural History, :'.s. in extra boards. "'This Selection is made with much judgment and taste, and has in some degree the distinction of novelty. It in a particUlle manlier unites instruction with amusement, and may very pc's? . perly be recommended to all who have th e care o f young persons. The authors selected for the purpose are of high character innong modern authors for poetical talent."—Brit. Crit. Jan. 1608. IV. TRUTH and ERROR CONTRASTED, in a letter to a Young Gentleman, in answer to his Apology for joining the P m . pie called Methodists. By a Friend, Is. Gd. V. The DIRECTOR ; a Weekly literary Journal—containing 1. Essays on subjects of Literature, the Fine Arta and Manners; Bibliographiana, account of rare and curious Books, and ofthe Book Sales In this country, from the dose of the 17th century; 3. Royal Institution, analysis of the Lectures delivered weekly; 4. British Gallery, description of the principal Pictures exhibited for sale, with the names of the purchasers, '2 vols. Bvo. 12s. boards. The Director appears to possess as many r ecommen d at i ons to public curiosity as any periodical paper which Las preceded it.-- The writers seem to he enlightened and aecornpllbhed men; the essays possess the necessary variety of being occasionally didactic, entertaining, and humourous, while the end and object cf the whole is to benefit the cause of morality, learning, and the arts. Such an undertaking must necessarily have our hearty good wishes for its success.—Brit. Crit. 1807. VI. LEPIDOPI'ERA BRITANNIC.‘ ; Sisters Digestionem Nov ,m Insectorum Lepidopteroruni cox in Magna Britannia, reperiuntur, Larvarum Pabulo, Tern:tureque Paseendi; Expan alone Alarum ; Mensibusque Volandi ; Synonyruis atquc Lc). is, Observationibusque variis. Autorc A. H. Haworth, F.L.S. The 2d part, which completes thi, Work, is in the press, and will be published early in the Spring of 1809. VII. An ESSAY on the TEETH of WHEELS, comprehi.n ding Principles and their application in practice, to Millwork and other Machinery. With numerous Hgures. 1:y R. , bertson Bu chanan, Civil Engineer. Revised by -Peter Nichtilson, Architect, 7s. in extra hoards. VIII. M171'10193 illnstratiag the tiistory of zAcoansusm„ whether written in French by the Abbe Barrttel, and translated into E. lish by the Hen. Robert Clifford, 4 vols. iivo. 11. tts. Certain we are that no book Las appeared since the commence ment of our labour, which was more necessary to be read, and wlity, and es-err pet ion wt-•it ts In him a ;pink of zeal either is we erg- il frary attg oi l - n c l u v m d m r er b c y ia c l v , er eli r7 ' p s i!r ti so ‘s rl f l2 7 dj4 i ; o a cf Pert r y •L i k m , I fir Use honour of Goa, or he .velfare of Mastklid.--ehrit.. Cris. • - ARMY. -I- 3- N ENSIGN in a good Oh! Regiment of Infa n t r y, the 2d Battalion quartered in England, will ezchange with lay Gentleman of the same Rant in a Regiment of a stogie Bat talion—a reasonable difference will be given ;orln a Garrieon Battalion—a difference will be expected.—Letters addressed (poet paid) to A. B. at Gibson's Commercial Printing Office, Maidon. in the Press, and speedily will be published, in 2 vole. duodeCimo, MEMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with Sketches of Manners and Scenery in America, as they cm* isted previous to the Revolution. By the AUTHOR of" I.etters from the Mountains," &c. &c. Primed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster* rows and Mrs. H. Cook, Jennyn-rreet. This day was published, price bi boards 6s. LECTURES on the NATURE and END of the SACRED OFFICE, and on the DtGNITY;DOE_Y,OUA LIFICATIONS and CHARACTER.of the SACRED ORDER. JOHN SMITH, D. D. One of the Ministers of Campbelrown. Printed fur Mundel and Co. Edinburgh; and 'l. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster-row, London._ _ _ _ Of whom may be had, 1. Sermons, by Dr. Charter;, 2 vols. 14s. boards. 2. Sermons, by Dr. Johnston, of Holy wood, Bs. 6a. boards. 3. Discourses, by Dr. Erskine, 2 vols. 15s. boards. 4. Sermons, by 1)r. Witherspoon, 4vo . 1 2.rno. 14s. hoards. SOUTHEY 'S LETITERS FROM SPAIN ANIS PORTUGAL. This day were published, In Two Volumes foolscap Octavo, price 10,. 6d. boards, a new Edition, corrected and amended, of L ETTERS written during a short Residence in SPAIN and PORTUGA L. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ar.lorme, Paternoster.rew. rrThese Volumes contain the Abstract of a Memorial (never elsewhere published), upon the State of Portugal, written before the middle of the last Century, by 1). Luis da Cunha, who had been Ambassador at London, and the Hague, and Plenipoten tiary at the Congress of Utrecht, and who there advises the re moval of the Portuguese Court to Brazil. This day was published, In One Volume, Royal 1 tinto. hot-pressed, in boards, price 9s. 1 1 HE LADY'S TOILET ; containing a Critical -11- Examination of the Nature of Eeauty, and of the Causes by which it is impaired; with Instructions for preservi•ig it to ad• winced age ; an liLtorical bketch of the Fashions of France and Englund; Directions for Dressinc with tune and elegance; and Receipts for preparing all the best and aloft harmless Cosmetics proper fora Lady's Use. Published by W. H. Wyatt, Pickett-street, Temple-bar; and to be had of all other &A-sellers. This day was published, price 2s. O. with Plates, No. 77, of THE REPERTORY of ARTS; containing Curr's and Hall's Patents for Cordage and Coiling Lines in Whale fluats—Hardott's . Fire Escapes—Prefe,:sor Coleman's Improve:l Horse-shoz—Cobb's Air Jacket for Swimming—Da -I.ife Preserver—Cummings excellent Ohservations Roads and Carriages lately submitted to the House of Commons —Method of Throwing a Rope on Shore from a Vessel in Dis tress--On Cultivating the Ammican Cranberry ha this Country— Dr. Thompson on Oxalic Acid, and several other interesting Yager::, with a List of all new P..tenz!;. . Pub Mad by W. H. Wyatt, Pickett -street, Tempt: -I>or. Of whom may be had, price los. 6d. .Thc.tx A tr - ric.tt and GE stratt. INDEX to the above Work. 4 ,' Perioni postesiing imperfect Sets of the iir,t Series, and desirous of completing them, are requesteito apply Immediately for the Deficiencies. A few complete Seta, remaining unsold, may tre had at the lately advanced price of la boards A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was published, price 9d. or 13 to the Dozen, with the full allowance to Schools, 'THE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, containing common Things necessary to be known, and adapted to the capacity and curiosity of Children between four and ten years of age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class Book, the Readirg Exercises, or Introduction to the Class Book, or the Grammar of Philosophy, &c. &c. Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the useful ness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, and proceeds by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all kinds of familiar and common objects. It bears in fact, as to the business of life, and the first principles of general knowledge, exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy Catechisms of Dr. Watts, boar to the principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for 'ITCH ARD Punta's, No. e, Bridge-street, London ; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the same Author, of all Booksellers in Town and Country. VICTUALLING OFFICE, October is, loos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, Jo herehf give Notice, That on Wednesday next, the 19th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for SIX HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS ; one half thereof to be of the last year's growth, and the other half of the growth of the present year; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the 'peke of one Month, into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply mouth, in the following proportions, viz. Deptford - 200 Bags ; Portsmouth . 200 Plymouth - 200 GOO And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety app after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secrets/era Office. No regard will k had to any Tender in which the Atria skin.* he insole.," in words at lexgth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One °Tied on the said Wednesday next, the 19th instant, nor unless the Person who noakes the Tender, or some Person cis hi. khay, attends, to answer Tvbess talk) for. On Wed.ieslay the 19th of October will be published, A LETTER . to .his Royal Highness the DUKE A. of YORK, explar.atory of the Causes which led to the Ap• pointment of Sir H. DALRYMPLE. By :IHOMAS HAGUE. Published by Horseman, No. 8, Hanway-street, Oxford-street. Urtsero may He had, The Letter to his Majesty on the Income and services of the Royal Dukes ; as also the Traits of all the Royal Dukes, and Legal Characteristics. ~~ . i I ,