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-.~.. • e ; j C *l . -..... • .< y' if; . " 4' i . - § '4ll. t• •• • • , # If" •'.' - • • •••••,,, • • . . • • .; '•cif ~: N: • r .1 • 1r . .~ , . r, t ,; • '~ .. ~ • - 7 • e. • •••• _ ,* • ,:;. 1; . . P itrl J t e , ft Of" a1..1 BER 5931] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. riIIsPRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 27, will be acted a Comedy, milled ,*. • THE RIVALS. ri,tp . n L . li k b n l a D ol u d t: it,lr. Mr. I D u s o t :i n t 7 Captain ir Luciva OT , Mr solute, . oe ; Mrs. Malaprop, Miss Pope; Julia, Mrs. a A. Ly di a Languish, Miss Mellon. To which will be added the Operatic Piece of F t M ATRIMONY. 1 To,orrow, Love for Love; with Harlequin FurEmict. THEATRE ROY2,th, COVENT-GARDEN. lIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 27, • wil ib e p erformed the Comic Opera of TWO.FACES UNDER A HOOD. O r i n cipal Che asters by Messrs. Thompson , Jones , Incledon, fKin g , Farley, Liston, and Fawcett ; Mrs. wlor, Simmons, th;:notim M rs . Drenport, Mrs. Dickons, Miss Bolton, kirs. Lston, and PATS. C. Kemble. Etc which will bspsrfaciiied (for the 26th time), a new Panto. , mane, called • HARLEergiN HIS ELEMENT. t ool he Wiliith Harlequin in his Element. , r — fti — le o increased applause bestowed on tne Coon ,visiess .' i 7; Eight Horses, and the new C omic Pantomime of Ator Harle q uin Sportsman, they will be continued sill lager. AS'FLEY'S PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Eg gia b ilic Autherity of the Lord Chamberlain. S PRESENT WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27, i o d two following EVENINGS, at Half past Six pre ! Grand Entre a b Venetian, with the Country Dance, &c ti,Eight Horses ; the little Prussian on his little . Horse ; • Trial of Skill, &t:—The popular Spectacle, called AIN COOK; between the Acts, famous Horsemanihip-- boolo's Amusecients to conclude with the much admired Eat* Pantomime, called LIBERTY HALL, or Harlequin OWL kers opened at half past five—Begin at half past six to a is ,_Second price commences at half past eight. kr:es taken between ten and three at the Box Office. Is The Art of Pretecting the Horse, and securing the Rider / anger ; —for such noble acquirement*, four Lessons, ii. 2s. ' '' —'r------- NVELL WORTH SAVING. Wes of Tice Ers Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than . at other• Offices, iTwenty Thousand, Ten Thousand,. and Five Thousand Pounds Prizes, Sec. Bcc. &c. ON DEMAND AS SOON AS DRAWN, AT RNER's, No. 16, CORNIIILL, who submits to following Statements, that the Public may see clearly the iirautage in buying at his Office. ! r aaMLR S PRICES..- OTHER OFFICES' PRICES. ~ 10 12 0 Half 4.. 10 15 0 5 6 0 Quarter 2 13 6 Eighth ... 1 7 0 Sixteenth THE STATE LOTTERY Begins. Drawing MARCH Bth, 1808. lcheme contains., a much greater abundance of Capital than have been presented to the public for some years, in a number of Tickets, viz. of £20,000 iO 10,000 30 5,000 '45 &e: Ste. &e. , 1 8 a!, Xl,OOO SOO 100 Fraat CITY LeTTERY TICKETS in Variety, at 71.125. In the country, sending Letters, (Post paid), enclosing Notes, Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find advantage, at J. WARNER'S, as the Country O ffi ces charge a higher price than the other London Offices. Money Letters must be paid for as such. TEETH—TROTTER'S POWDER. --...,_ and.used by their Royil Highnc:ses the Dukes of Cla rilie and Knit, Ind Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who lave foot tk good effects in long voyages. F;JROTTER's ORIENTAL DENT RIFICE ; et, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for 20 years counended—a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its ryandrirtvm, being acknowledged by the most respectable edical authorities, used by many and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweetens the estb, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts ---• tr---- : . . ustiful poitsh ou the teeth. From i:sastringency it strengthens gums, eradicates the scurvy, (which very often proves the make of iwhok set of teeth), and preserves sound Teeth e dray. Bet what has enhanced it in the estimation of those o lave bees in the habit of using it is, that it prevents the re ad the tooth-arh, with which before they had been violently k:td. Lam isc, a Tinctigre which possesses the power of the most violent tooth-ach , and is a wash with the powder. Clution-:-Any Asiatic Tooth Powder, without " M. Trotter" on the Stamp, are Counterfeits. di wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beau fort kap, Strand; and by appointmtnt, at most of the wholesale falters in London; Mr. Simmons, Portsmouth, and Mills, is:- Mr. Richards, Plymouth, and Mr. Glanwelle, Dock, Is; Mn. likes cliff, Bristol ; Agg and Sanders, ditto ; Mr. ' le, Path, Mr. Marrat, ditto ; Mr. Pat, Cambridge ; Townsan, itham ;Lewens, Southampton ; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight; k Cat, Nottingham • Mr. Pollett Mitchell, Colchester ; But- A:lard; Harman and Green, Ipsvrich ; Dawson, Liverpool ; Slitittness, Ma. Dyer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; and Mr. Aberdeen. globs every principal town throughout England, Ireland, Studiet—Phase to ask for Trotter—her Name written on - BY DIVINE YROVIDENCE. IRTHERS's BALM of QUITO, price only 11.9 d. is 'the best remedy in the universe for Nervous glen; the most powerful restorative, and reanipating tat Life and Health, an d the safest and best medicine in the It is rot pretended that this medicine can arrest the tress Of nature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will ore health even where the constitution appears to have been Parahly injured.. Those who have impaired their health by tidatcc in hot and unhealthy climates ; the young, of either alitoac infirmities threaten premature old age, a life of mi atd an early dissolution ; anti those more advanced in years, *tottering, sapless frames appear withered and almost worn the more inunc-diate objects of this soothing Balm, whose influence may be extended to the whole class of Valetudi .z.ror in all ca ses , an d i n a ll ages, where the solids are 't ms's the constitution has received a shock, or is by any •ted, this RESTORATIVE and REANIMATING of Lip b ; anti HEALTH will produce the happiest effects ; sai le d treme j et ,, - . neives will be warmed and steadied; the e ms w i ll b e b ruee ; and Veadered firm—the muscles will illialated:-the sinews wm i;Z strengthened—the emaciated be covered with firm flesh—the exhausted vessels will *Mated—the impoverished watery blood will bernune rich and hs languid circulation restored to the sanative leal:h is the tree criterion of health ; the languid droop- Will be revived and exhifirated ; Cigestion will be pro , ikon, the lone of the nerves will be restored, and by Pups the whsle constitution will be renovate& Feeble laideade,. anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplorable symp &taw will vanish ; and strength, ardour, serenity, and e okenovatecl health, will be the happy result of inestimable Balm in due time, according to the direc taut which accompany each bottle. Um of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, che , No. 229, Strand, near Temple Bar, London ; retail by Royal Exchange ; Allen, No. 74. O xford-street ; Messrs. and Co. 26, Blackman-strett, Borough ; and all respec ,l4idatine Verniers. Price 2s. 9d. per bottle. 'Rent the Proprietor's signature, without which cone can be WW•ers." .*e• woo' tea' 101iri be;"Cl or C Ce WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 'OOB. EDUCATION OF YOUTHS DESIGNED FOR THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. By Order of he Honourable CoMmissioners of Ms Majesty's Customs. On Thursday ibe . uSth of January, at Two o'Clock in the After noon, will be exposed to public Sale, at the Custom-house, Lyme, TH E FOLLOWING GOODS, of inferior -A- strength, in small Lots, for chi accommodation and use of private families only, viz. 316 Gallons of Brandy, 135 Gallons Geneva, 24 Ditto Rum, 5 Ditto Wine. Which will be put up in Lots, and sold to the highest Bidder. r rflE Parents and Guardians of Gentlemen -1-de signed for Cadets at the Royal Military abllege, are in formed, that a regular system of Education for such YOuths, has been established in the vicinity of Marlow, under the immediate sanction of the GOvernor of the College. - The intention of this plan of Tuition is to lay the ground-work of that course of studies which will be afterwards perfected in the College, by combining the principles of a classical education with instruction in such sciences as are most essential in the Military Profession. The Establishment is conducted by the Rev. James Itnollis, M.A. late Classical and Historical Professor In the Royal Military College, and Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford ; to whom all applications for admission must be addressed, at Maidenhead Thicket, Berks. A Prospectus of the Plan may also be had of George CoUyer, Esq. (Treasurer to the Royal Military College), Park-place, St. James's street. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Poore, on Thursday, the 28th of Ja nuary, 1808, at two o'clock in the aftenioon ' THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOR DZALER3. FOR PRIVATZ USE. 167 Gallons Brandy 1560 Gallons Brandy 84 - Rum 431 - Genera 52 - Genii Also about 15 pounds Coffee 2 Gallons White Wine 138 pounds Muscavado Sugar 7 Gallons Port Vine IA Gallons Cyder 8 Cliald. 10 Bushels, Coals, and sundry Condemned Stores belonging to the Sea Gull Cutter. Which have been seized and legally condemned, and may he viewed, and the Spirits mita two days before the Sale, between the hours of ten and three. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-house, Dover, on Thursday, the 28th of January, 1808, at Two o'Clock in the af t ernoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots, viz. 40 Gallons of Rum—Of legal strength for Dealers. 20 Ditto Brandy Z For Private use, not being of 230 Ditto Geneva 5 legal strength for Dealers. 93 Bottles Red Portugal Wine I 4 Necklaces of Gum and Cor -22 Do. White Spanish do. 252 Pounds Black Tea 26 Do. Green do. 500 Coloured Drawings, illus trative of the Arts, Ma nufactures, and Natural History of China S Quadrille Boxes, with Fish and Counters 39 Pieces of Porcelain 11 Birds of Paradise The Goods may be inspected before, and on the tr Er A Deposit of 25 nelian Beads R 3 Yards of Cotton I I Do. Manilla Grass Cloth 1 Fur Pelisse 4 Ivory and tortoise-shell Fans 14 Manilla Grass Mats 37 Lbs. Succades 98 Pieces of Nankeen 1 Cwt. Rope A Mast Office Hours only) on the day dug of the day of sale. cent. will be required. PORT OF SCILLY. - - By Order of the Honourable Conunisdonen of his Majesty's Customs, On Monday, the lit day of February, 1808, by Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, will be Exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom- House, in this Port, - THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in small Lots for the accommodation of Private Families, viz : 258 Gallons Brandy 26i Gallons Rum 111 Ditto Red Wine 38 Pounds Cochineal 80 East India Silk Handkerchiefs. FOR DEALERS, • 34i Gallons Brandy. Attendance will be given at the Custom House aforesaid, for viewing and tasting the same, three days before the day of Sale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Faversham - , in Kent, on Tuesday, the 2d of February neat, 1808, at Eleven &Clock in the. Forenoon, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lou, .2- viz : TOR PRIVATE 055. 300 Gallons of Geneva 26 Gallons Brandy. Ditto Rum of legal strength, for dealers. 8 lbs. Tea 1280 lbs. Whole Pepper 32 Cwt. of Gum Benjamin, or Benzoin 20 Yards of Crape.-7 Pieces of Nankeen 25 Ditto of Long Cloth-9 Yards of Muslin A Small Boat and Two Oars. _ The Goods to be viewed on the Morning of the day of Sale. A deposit of 25 per Cent. will be required. By Order of the This day was published, in a pocket volume, price 2s. 6d. A CATALOGUE of MODERN LAW BOOKS, with their dates and prices, and observations, from the best authorities, on the different works, being a Supplement to Biblio theca Legum Anglhe ; containing a Catalogue of Law Publica tions, from Hilary Term 1788, to Michaebnas Term 1807 ; in cluding a new and complete List of all the Reports ; together with a List of Scotch Law Publications. Compiled by JOHN CLARKE. Sir William Jones said, he had the Law Catalogue to read at breakfast ; as by that means he became acquainted with many Law Books, he otherwise never should have known. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ; who have always on sale a large collection of new and second-hand Law Books. rd. Libraries and Parcels of Books purchased. The above Catalogue will be found to contain a summary of the various editions of every modern Law Work published during the last 20 years ; by which means the student will be enabled to make a selection of the most useful and approved works, on the particular branches of the Law to which he is devoted. for the Care and Disposal Dr rash Property, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th February next, at twelve o'clock in the forenoon, THE GOOD BRIG ELIZABETH, No. 130 , P. I. Soestadt, late Master, condemned to the Crown, and now lying in Sutton Pool. Length on deck 69 Feet 4i Inches Breadth above the wales 21 1 Depth in hold 14 Admeasures 125 50-94ths Tons. Also, the Good Ketch STERKODER, No. 67, Jacob Berg, • late Master, condemned to the Crown, now lying in Sutton Pool.' Length on deck - 53 Feet 3 Inches . Breadth above the wales 16 41 Depth in the hold - 10 Admeasures 57 9.9.-91tlis Tons. The hulls, masts, standing and running rigging as they now lie. with all faults and defects. After which will be solaithe entire CARGO of the Ketch STERKODER, No. 67, consisting of Deals. Also, the entire CARGO of the Brig VENSKABET, No. 72, consisting of Alicant Salt and Brandy. For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Cargoes, and for Inven tories and farther particulars, apply to Mr. GILES WELSFORD, One of the Agents fur Danish Property. Plymouth, Jan. 23, 1808. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was published, Price Ninepence, or Thirteen 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 Teo Years of Age. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Alf er , Author of the Class Book ; the Reading Exercises, ofTistiodtiction. to the Class Book; of the Grammar of Philosophy &c. Ste. Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck erith the use fulness and importance of tbis new Cathechism ' which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten a nd name the Dais 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, is to the business of life, and the first principles of general knowledge, exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, andeasy, Ca techisms of Dr. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religionand Mo rality. Printed for RICIIARD PHILIP 4, No. 6, Bridge-street, London; and to be had, with the other much approved works of the same Author, of alt Booksellers in town and country. !,• ad ~•: r tto"'" #RICE STX-PENCE. In pursuance of a &sstrnission of Appraisement sad Sale, Issued from the High Court of Adrnitalty litlngland. addressed tp the Commissioners for the Care and Dis*ml of Danish Pro. ,erty, aid Edward Alder, of Plymouth, Esquire, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 29th of January instant, at TWelve o'clock in the Forenoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS FOR EXPOR. TATION About 218 Hogsheads RED Ditto 423 Ditto WHITE WINE' Being the entire cargo of the Apollo, Boteervig, Master, detained by the private ship of war Thomas and John, John Salter, Commander. A Deposit of 'flvecity-five Pounds per Cent. mast be paid by the respective Purchasers before quitting the Sale-room, in Cash or Bank-of -England Notes. - For viewing the same, and toe any further Particulars, apply at the Counting-house of • A THOMAS LOCKYER, ► One of the Agents for Danish Property. Smart's Quay, lan. 14, 1800. ' By Virtue of a Commission of Appraisemeut and Sale issued from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to /ours HA t a ia, Esq. u Cozitmissioner. ' At ,the LONDON TAVEILN, FolDlMPSoweeet, Plymouth, On Friday the 29th day of January instant, rot HOWL CONSUMPTION. THE Cargo of the Danish Ketch JOHANNA CHARLO rrE, G. Grieson, late Master, detained on apr voyage from Iceland to Bourdeaux, by his Majesty's ship A tbyst, MICHAEL SEYMOUR, Esq. Columander. Cotisisting of About 1400 Quintals of dry-sahed COD and LING FISH, of very superior quality. For Catalogues and viewing the Fish, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, January 18, 1808. By Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of Danish Property. At the LONDON TAVERN, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, On Friday the sth day of February next, by Eleven o'Clidt la the Forenoon, THE Danish Brig ALEXANDER, with all her Stores and Materials, F. Hillehrant lase Master, detained on her voyage front St. Croix to Copenhagen, by his Majesty's ship Plover. Length - - - 76 ft. 101 in. Breadth above the main wales - 22 1011 Heighth between decks and half deck 3 11 Depth of hold - - - - 9 7i Admeasures - - 163 Tons 4-94 By the Tide-surveyoes measurement. After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of 186 Hogsheads of Sugar, part of 60 Puncheons Rum which is sea damaged, and 29 Half Hogsheads Ditto only fit for Distillers It Pipes Wine 40 Barrels Ditto 2 Cases Wine and Cordials 5 Hogsheads Coffee 1 Case Preserved Fruit 25 Barrels Ditto 1 Case Prepared Medicine 177 Bags Ditto S Bags Tobacco 199 Bags Cocoa • 1 Log Mahogany The above Brig and Cargo condemned to the Crown. By order of the Agents appointed for the Sale of Danish Pro perty, a Deposit in Cash, or Bank of England Notes, of 'one-third l on the Vessel, and 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be nude at the time of Sale, and prior to the Purchaser's quitting the Sale Room ;in defa ult of which the Seller will be at liberty to declare the Sale void. The remainder of the Purchase Money also to be paid in Cash, or Bank of England Notes, at the expiration of the prompt of two months, or at the time the Goods are demanded by the Purchase's to be delivered.—These Conditions will be strictly attended to. For Inventories, Catalogues, and viewing the Samples of the Cargo, apply, six days previous to the sale, at the Compting- House .of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, one of the Agents for the Care and Disposal of Danish Property. Plymouth, January 18, 1808. -After which will be Sold, for Home Consumption, 52 Hogsheads Brinutone ; 19 Bags Anniseed. For Catalogues, and viewing the Samples, apply to Messrs. Smith, St. Bathe, apd Millen, London ; and at the Compting- House of i Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, Jan. 18, 1808. Plymouth. WILTS-OUNTY BRIDEWELL. ALL PERSONS, willing to send in PLANS for BUILDING a New COUNTY BRIDEWELL and House of Correction, at Devizes, in the County of Wilts, containing pro per separate and distinct Places of Confinement for at least 100 Prisoners, having regard to classing them according to the nature of their crimes and punishments, and providing convenient Places for the Employment of those committed for hard Labour, are re quested to send the'same - with Estimates and Proposals for carry ing such Plans into execution, to Mr. Jon SWAY Se , at the Office of the Clerk of the Peace at irilton, near 'Salisbury:Wilts, on or before the 19th day of March next. It is requested that such Plans and Estimates be sent sealed tip, without Signatures, but with Mottos, or other devices ; and 'that the same be accompanied with sealed Letters (marked on the out side with corresponding mottos or other devices), containing the Names and Addresses of the Persons sending the same. _ Information as to the intended Scite of the Building, and other particulars, may be had, on application to Mr. John Swayne. Wilton, near Salisbury, Jan. 25, 1805. PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION. ANEW MODERN ATLAS. By JOHN PIN KERTON, containing 60 Maps, or thereabouts, engraved in the size called Atlas, so as to correspond with the celebrated By WILLIAM HAZARD, Works of D'Anville. These Maps will be delineated with all the At the BEAR. INN, BRIDGE FOOT, GREAT YARMOUTH, superior advantages afforded by the latest improvements in geo on TUESDAY next, the 2d of February, at Ten precisely, graphical precision ; and engraved with the utmost beauty that the THE HULL and MASTS of the two fine Lugger state of the arts can admit. Each Map will be drawn under Mr. Privateers LA DECIDE, B. J. Merliere, late Commander ; Pinkerton's own eye, revised with the utmost care; and will form and LA RATAFIA, G. Laforest, late commander. The former like the Works of D'Anville, a complete record of the state of the captured by his Majesty's Ship L'Amiable, Lord G. Stuart, Com- science at the time of publication. Table lands, chains of moths mender, and condetimed.—Dimensions : tains, and other features which belong to the natural geography of Length 67 feet 9 inches, breadth 15 feet, depth 6 feet 4 Inches— each country, will be indicated in a new manner, and with an ex admeasures 66 9-94 tons : the latter by the Oberon, G. M. Sut- aetness not to be expected from geographers who are unacquainted ton, Esq. Commander, and condemned.—Dimensions : with that branch of the science,—w'hich is, however, so essential, Length 64 feet 9 inches, breadth 13 feet 6 inches, depth 6 feet that without it no country can be truly represented, nor works on 3 inches—adrneasures 5'210-94 tots. natural and civil history perfectly understood. In the other parts, Immediately after will be Sold, about idlists... which illustrate civil history, equal care shall be exerted, not to 14 Cwt. Onion Seed, fine qua- Cwt. White Ditto el 1. - insert obscure hovels and villages, while places remarkable in his lity Ditto BrownDutchLettnee torical record are totally omitted. Instead of careless positioas, ari -10 Ditto Early White Turnip Ditto Dutch White Cabbage sing from the blind imitation of antiquated maps, the greatest atten- Seed Ditto Cavliflower Brocoli tion.shall be bestowed, that every position be conformable to the 7 Ditto Yellow Ditto 1 Ditto Swee: Marjoram latest astronomical observations, and in default of these, to the result 7 Ditto Cattle Ditto 1 Ditto Pot Ditto of the best itineraries, and other authentic documents. It is mice -3 Ditto Mangill Wurzell 1 Ditto Sweet Baaill . lated, that the whole expense of this Atlas, executed in a more eapi -1 Ditto Red Beet Seed 1 Ditto Thyme 4 Ditto Cress ditto , 1 Ditto Winter Savory -: neat; and it is proposed that it shall be published in numbers, each st Ditto Large Flag Leek 2 Ditto Early Cabbage ' : *:iiiiitabotvia two Maps. As the style of engraiing will render Ist Im 11 ::Ditto Large Orange Carrot i Ditto Purple Brown • , insiailons desirable, they will be carefu ll y delivered in the ord e r of ..d Ditto Early Horn Ditto 4- Ditto Green . Curled Salon ; names; and copies of each Number will be neatly put together, 3 Ditto Lucent ~ , 1, Ditto Yellow Curled Ditto I. ~,yrith the Maps carefully folded upon guards (as they will be bound 4 . Ditto Parship '"• 1 IS' Cauliflower Seed • 'When the Work is completed), for more safe conveyance to the A Ditto Large 'Wen Coss And a Quantity of Carrao, , tottery ; whilst other copies will be delivered without any fold, and Red Clover Seat:: ' :to those who may prefer them in that state. , . ' The whole free of Duty. • "t , Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and. Longman, . , And On thefollowing Day will be Sold, on the QUAY, near the; Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. New-hall, the 'STORES of the above-mentioned Vessels ; con- Of whom may be had, sisting of anchors, eahles, sails, standing snit running rigging, 22 The New and enlarged Edition of Mr. Pensterroses Monuax guns, with carriages, muskets, pistols, cutlasses, boleding-pikes, GZOORATUT, in three large volumes i ete. with numerous Maps, gunpowder / ball cartridges, Are-grapnels, Ste. Sec. &s,also about price 61. 6s. in boards. 20 torsi of Iron ballast „.. .. , • .. And an Abridgement of it, for the Use.of Schoch and Yonne May be viewed file tat don, to the applying at • Person:, in one large volume svo. with a selection of the moat 1 the Counting-hintie of • .112,0nifnantsel; i ea. to us4ul Maps, earnfelly copied from those in the quarto Edition. the Auctioneer. •.:t/ IsSe.;:t ) .11 , ,:. /s 1 •/ ~ I ;te- 9 0:rt . .":7 1 Price 125. .... - . .:;••• • .%,; - . 3 si t:, '111t'r.....7.11 '. L' I.i IlO s i:61, - - ~ -• ! 1 .1 . ;.. 1 1..: it :4":7 : •.... —.. ..: :... I .1. • 1 This day was published, 44 ACTS are STUBBORN THINGS ;" a LET TERA. to the PRINCE of WALES, dedicated (without permission) to Mrs. FITZHERBERT. By NATHANIEL JEETERYS. To be had at No. 44, Pall-Mall, and of all the Booksellers, price 4s. LITERATURE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. OU the Ist of Februarp will be Published, price Us. 6d. each, 1. 'THE APPENDIX io the MONTHLY RE VIEW, New Series, VOL LW. containing Accounts of Interesting Foreign Publications, witfi the General Title and In dex, &c. for the Volume. 2. The Monthly Review for January, 1808 ; including a variety of Domestic Productions in the different branches of Literature and Science.—Sold by Becket, No. 81, Pall-Mall, This day was published in tvo. pric! 3s. No. XIII. of THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI CAL JOURNAL, exhibiting a concise View of the latest and most important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Phar• macy. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet-street, London. Of whom maybe had, The Edinburgh Medical Journal, from its commencement, in January 1805, to the present time, in 13 Numbers, price 11. 19s. and in a variety of bindings. THE COW PDX. This day was published, illustrated with accurately coloured En gravings of the Disease in its various Forms, price 4s. Gd. boards, APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU LATION, and of the Mode of conducting it ; with a com parison of the SM ALL-PDX and COW-PDX INOCULATIONS, intended for HEADS OF FAMILIES, and CLERGYMEN, as well as THE FACULTY. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Physician to the Small-Pox Hospital, to the New Finsbury Dispen- sary, Au.hor of the Treatise on Morbid Poisons, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD Prriturs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to he had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books throughout Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had, A TREATISE on VACCINE INOCULA TION, and its VARIETIES, by Robert Milian, M.D. F. A. S. &c. &c. price 153. in boards. i , I , This day was published, price Bs. in boards, ASHORT VIEW of LEGAL BIBLIOGRA PHY, containing some Critical Observations on the Au thority of the Reporters and other Law Writers, collected from the best Authorities, and intended as a companion to the Author's Reflections on the Study of the Law. To which is added a Plan for Classifying a public or private Library. By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Esq. Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, Temple-Bar. This day was published, In Two Volumes Quarto, closely printed, price Three Guineas and a Half in boards, illustrated by Fifteen Engravings, A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY and MI. NERALOGY, with an Account of the Process employed in many of the most impsirtant Chemical Manufactures ; to which are added a Description of Chemical Apparatus, and various useful Tables of Weights and Measures, Chemical Instruments, &c. By A. and .R. AIKIN. London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-street. In the Press, and shortly will be published, Handsoniely printed in Four Volumes, Bvo. with a Portrait cf Mr. Pitt, from an original Picture, THE HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT. By JOHN GIFFORD, F.sq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Mr. Yorke having, from ill health and the pressure of other avocations, declined to supply that portion of this Work which he had undertaken to write, it will now be the sole production of Mr. Gifford's pen; which circumstance, however, will not occa sion any very material delay in the publication.