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ORDNANGE, de kerely give Notice, ri 112 Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at Rugby L will Dine at tlie Freemason's Tavern, Great Queen 0-.aorroV7, (Wednesday) the 20th instant, at Half past dc. RUMBOLD LUSHINGTON, Esq. M. P. in th• Chair.--SrtwAßDs • - - - i F rA l t y. Itr.v. Dr. Sleath, • ,c. Dean of Lincoln Colonel Townsend 'Walker, V'arden of 71lerton Lieut.-Colonel Colqultt, 4 g • I.)rd, George Wharton Marriott, Esq. I. T. WR,ATISLAW, Secretary. , r; r, each, to he had at the liat 14 the Tavern . rz 117.RIIING FI3 FIERY COMPANY, e , .! .6 be incorpt.rated by Act of Parliament. Capital ; I r:e Thousand Shares of £lOO each; and no In- n hi nmre than l'sventy Shares. ;—His Grace the DUKE of ATHOL. ; at Ch;che , ter I Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie ,;• o:l .l.)l.lVincour.t . 1 he Mast Noble the Marquis of Huttly. ;1., 1 ;, er.l Do Dunstan- Right Hon. Lori Jocelyn C.ln• Right lionooral-le the Lord Shefa.:ld. PRESILY leisoa eddy, Esq. DIRECTORS. ..:*1 F4q. M.P. 1. • . 41:14• ; -J11411 • lin. -.thy St'atrfeki. Egg. Hcygate, Eiq. John Cape!, Esq. I Isaac l'hantas Creswell, El. James Ebenezer Saunders, Esq. ' AVVITORS. llmour-.1 Charles We!stead, Esq. Esq. I James Bowen, E , q. • t:. ir.-ti•ution (not less than three) to be applied for ; • toitowin7 13.1.:kers r Messrs. Hankey and Co. Fenciturch an•! J. Brickwood, J. Rainier and Cu. Lombard-street ; ; .4 !I.r sate, Aiiiermanbury; Thomas Cautts and Co. t• s r., ; a,. )avisin Tetnplar and Co. Palittall. 1)- 1 10-11 wiil be received of ses on each share, and • .*.•v,;e , t far the Scrip receipts, which will be given at , s Fishmonger's Hail, near London-Bridge; th- So ders thereof will he registered, and required to •:. the .01 covena it, either ia person, or by virtue of a of e.t.roxy, on or bzfore the 12th day of July next, and in r• 7`le Dvpofiit will he forfeited. 1.1 pr ,:eutiel of this undertaking. it shall be found ex r to a , 1 , 1 to the Capital, the original Proprietors will be a itzfaur.ce, i.: proportion to their original shares. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. It.'.to..nger , ' Hall, June I I, 111 .C. • • 'IS , : a!tuve ivment .caving, through the inadvertence ff app-ared i i the Times, the Morning Herald, and t • .y yes erlay, the Public are most respectfully infzlrmod •:te .11.,,cr,pt4)11 is f. - • I' '' Mr. JOHN GALE JONES. T 7` !' ',CIZIPTIONS tor the Support of Mr. J. G. : ! .',..)Ni:s, and for defra , irg the necesssaty expn2des of Teal ..:., ::!e the Birth Right and Inheritance of the People—A Tral : :cry ot tlvAr Equals in alKaies antecedently to Punishment. •1--r:- tet..s advarised . , - L 719 .1 9 6 i:••:•,1 ;r,,:, in Berkshire : W. Morgan, a foe to k. 1'..,q. £1 1 0 Tyrants 4, •-:;, • - :t ~, • ..'auie 0 ft 0 Six Friends, each V. t :7, .1 `,/,. 11.'iows 1 1 0 Crown ':' , r. J. ,- 1' - 6 Nl . ;l:ry 010 6 Jame. Hague I'. ; larrH, 3: J. 1 1 0 Sir Vinegar Gibs E . i ~• id 1,1 Fri.th and J. Chatfield, Escr.••24 i. ice - - 1 1 0 subicriptioo 2 2 0 A 1 - ' f;.." -T trb Liberty 1 1 0 'Flee Rev.Mr.Maurice, til t . i!. \,.. iti, : •.., 1 oto 6 of Normanstone 1 1 0 1.1 stii ,, -: iit- William Haller, Esq. .5 5 0 (oz.; tio,.; iteadh.g 211 6 Mr. W. llallet. jun. 1 1 0 . M. C. 0 10 6 I,li! . gtor.l.' 1 0 Christ Pottinger, Esq. 2 2 0 •.' •:,..1 - . vet Alfred, as an earnest ' :. 1 t, aod efa furt hersnbscrip ..'s to Li- tion when known 3 4 6 tr) be wanted .;.•nds to '1ri...1 by our Peers ' :•. ::1, ~, .... ;.,:, i•;:ng's A Reform of Parlis lt..: !, :,', w7.ate-st. 4 0 0 meat 17 ).1 I':.v Friends to Mr. 'Thomas 2arton rre- -:•e:i, re iding in and Mr. JoiinSpen ,, 1 • 'ol,•e, 115 6 cer, of Leit,s er 0 4 6 :k::. ;;. s. iitlider 010 6 J. Cartwright, Esq. 2 2 0 .1 t, ~. i:ricr.d:: to Trial Sanurlßrookes,E4l. 2 2 0 - I 0 0 George Charlwoad, 2 2 0 Esq. (rutt - 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 c. Crump, E4l. 1 1 0 Towards equal JustiTe ..; :• !I 1 1 (1 frotn W. S. Priti•er 0 5 0 ) tr. G. It.itt 7 7,e 010 6 1. Hollis, Esq. lii An f -.,..r.iy to Licen- Wyelmire 2 2 0 zi ~. i•. ! t•:- . ., ytt a 1-t:67.‘ 7Vlr. blaton 1 1 t i.: :.:Al to Liberty 010 6 Mr. W.C.Cranke 010 6 0 5 0 Yuiptiors are received by P. Scholey, Esc. Treasurer, No. '• .'"!''. l a!'r ; JohrWt ight,Esq. N 0.16, King-street, Cb.eap s..• • ; Williani Miller, No. 13, Skinner-street, Snow tell; Mr. I !13nos 11 If ly, No. 161, ,Flt•et-street ; Mr. A. Gall"way, No. 5J Ii ;- . lllltt' , nrn ; Mr. Brookes, No. 110, Strand ; Mr. Camp 1' 'II. (treat silrrey-stretl, strand; Messri. Puller. No. 1.19, Long 2 "' - :: 7 . :r. ( lover, No. 15, Itathbone-place; \lr. Jones, Book ~ •:, 1 , : ~ 1 Nesslote-street ; and at the liar of the Crown and ‘r:":... Tavern, Strand. 0 5 0 1 10 0 O S 0 O 10 0 '..A. , e.,v , ~~ . . r. N :"' 0 5 0 1 1 e 1 1 0 •.I'y r -11.1 f:urn t::e moNF.Y. TifF.SSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform • th.it may be in wart and desirous of borrowiii7 tem •rlitanentlums of money, thst they can at all s a : - after 3;r: Al % 1 from I nol. to 20,n001. and upwards, no personal aAyaydri;iiig from 7 . `a riaze Settlement, t:o try !'zir.kk CI rgl-inens' r Free'iold, Coliyhold, aad F.ita't!, en the most liberal and honourable terms ; ;•1•1 Me‘or7.l. tins and Co. daily r serve it their No. Lt. 1, rot 'zt.latuzs's, either pzrionally or by post-paid. A. B. Tea years purchase will be given for w-- Aluelhit s. PRIVATE 1 UITION. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, A.M. of the • Uiliversity of Oxford, situated ii ,a ht.altliy Village, between a:ld Buzliinglinin, intends taking four Pupils, from six to e'vt , ! , . years of age; during which tune he undertakes to instruct and :irithinetic, in Lnglisit, and in the rudiments Ih e l.t iu and Greek Lanr,iiges. His Terms for Board and 1 'i:elan will he a Hundred Guineas a•year. Letter s (past ;:aid) addressed to tun Rev. A. M. Buckingham, • . receive at , immediate reply. AN IMPORTANT Li3COVERY IN ARITHMETIC. ESCHOO LMASTER th7oughotitG RE AT BRI I'AIN ar , respectfully informed that in the New Edi t! dated January 30, 1810, of the KEY to JOYCE's AR rril mi. 1(', is given a new and very useful di-covery, by means of 5 % 114 :h all Sums in the First Rule* of Arithmetic, sample or cum pound, "lay be examined at a &nee of the eye. This dlscavery, which is practically illustrated in the Key to Mr Joyc's Arithmetic, has been purchased-of the 1::ve:;-or, at a considerable expellee, and will be Oland to be deservi.:g of adop tion by all Schoolmasters. Mr Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, commonly called the Arith metic of Real Life and Bu.iness, is well known to contain the mo dern prir r i p l es an d app li cat i on o f that Art; and the fourth Edition, just publi.l.ed, may be pronounced free from typopapkical and other error. The New Edition of. the Key exactly corresponds with the New Edition of the Arithmetic. Ikth Works may be.hadof all Booksellers, with the full allow ance to Schools; the marries of the Atithotatie bejg 3s. 64. aoll of the /Ley Is. Q. 1.7. ~.~ That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-MAI, on or before Friday the r. d June instant, from such Persons as may bt willing to undertake the supply of . Poreign Timber and a Deals for service of this Department, for period of one year, from Ist July next. The Par:iculars of the Contract, and a Schedule of the Timber and Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Palace Yard aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en doned, Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deals;" tut no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 224 instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender b' noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the lioard, I?. If f:REW, Serretdety. TRANSPONI 1 E, June 7. 1810. 1 1 }1U s. COMMISSIONERS for CrWDUCTING HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVISE, fr taling Carel SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Soutoly of PRISONERS f WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the Sd of July, 1810, to receive scaled Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Vicrualling Prisoners of War In Sickliest, at DARTMOOR and STAPLETON, For Six Months certain, from the lit September, 1810. 140 Tender nrill be received after one 0'..-fock on Me day of treaty, nor any unbend, unless Me party, or an agent for hint, personally attend. Each Tender must be acconspania by a Letter from tiro respeetable Persons engaging to b: come bound nrith 11%.• Person tendering, in the sum of £5OO for the due performanre of Me Contract. Far Mer particulars 111.1:1 be known bq applying at this O r and at Captain Cotarave, Dartmoor, and Captain Basin, Stapleton. EAST I.VDIA HOUSE, May 2, 1810. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPA NT ef MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND, traing !c, the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, 'That a Quarterly General Court of tht.. said Company will be held at their Huse in I.eadzmhall-ereet, on Wednesday the '..to!h of June next, at eleven o'clock in the foreno xi, for the purpos "of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer met ; That the Transfer 1330 ks rf the said Company's Stock will be Shur on I'uesd:ty the 3th of June n: xt, at two o'clock, and opened again on Tuesday the 24th of July f.)lk•wing ; And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock due on the sth July, vaiU be ready to be delivered on Monday time IGth of July next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, I NEW 111111101-ITREET, BLACEVEIARS; Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from nets, and en Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. NSURANC,ES falling due at Midsummer, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Abatements are made, according to the Plan which orisinated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out •If London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance, and every facility is afforded by Witch the interest and conve nience of t)p Public may be promoted WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. •„• The Company's Office for the West-end of Lon.lon, is at No. 97, on the West-side of New Bond-street. near 0 x forcl-st rem . 'TO LET, in the ptetsant Village of Whitchurch, L in the County of Hereford, a DWELLING HOUSE', con sisting of a goad Kitchen and Parlour in front, and four good Bed room wi h a Carden and other necessaries !selfinging thereto.— For rail ;coins enquire of Mr. 'Thomas Groves, Whitchurch. Distance front RCA, six miles, from Monmouth four miles, two i and Nraricit 'Towns ; a London Coach pa,ses by the door every evening, and three Stage Waggons each week. FARMS IN 60NIERSETSHIRE. TO BE LE I*, BY TENDER, Fora Tnin of Years, to expire at Lady-day. 11421, rARM, ir. the Pari.h of PETMINSTER, near L Taunton, called KIBBEAR, containing by estimation 3! Acrt;r, in the occupation of Mr. William Buncombe; and Os) a Farm in the Parish of Canning:on, near Bridgwater, called Coxes, containing by estimation '23 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Tudbiu.—vo , ,e3uirm of Kibbear may be had at Lady-day, 1811 ; and of Coxes, on the 19th October, 1810. The 'Verniers to ha sent on or before the Ist gay of September next, to Mr. Goodeve, No. 4, Holborn-court, Cray's-Inn, London. • NAVIGABLE. CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY 1)121V•1TF. CONTRACA by Mr. SCOTT, EELS and LIVERPOOL, GRAND JUNC- I- 4 VON, btourbridge, Monmouth, Leiccstershire, and North •riptonslyro, or Union Grand Union; Worcester and Binning lini.derifield, Lancaster, Elie mere, Kennet and Awn!, \'d:4 E:.rks, Croydon, Thames and Medway, and itaailiptt,lte Canal Sharei. e12, , 1y to Mr. Scott, No. .".26, New Bridge street, Landon. BASINGSTOKE, HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCIION, by PAIRE and GI.OVER, (Some time next Month) A QUANTITY of Valuable LINEN, BOOKS, L CHINA, Fine-toned Upright Grand PIANOFORTE, by Janes noel Co. and A great Vat let) , of other elegant Articles, late the Property of the Right Hon. Lord Spencer Chichester, taken in execution at the suit of Mr. R. Curtis, Dasingitnke. Particulars and Days of Sale in a future Paper. -- TYDDVN ES FATE, in FLINTSHIRE, NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AT..IC ['ION, By Mr. PENSON, At the Black Lion Inn, in Mold, in the County of Flint, on Fri: day, the ith day of July, tuio, in 46 Lots, and to begin pre cisely at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, AVERY vititilisle FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of upwards of 1300 Acres of Arable, Meadow, aud Pasture Land, divided into sever.tl compact Farms, with con venient Buildings, ler to respectab'e tenants, and capable of great improveatent. Under several of the Lots there are Seams I . of Coal, one of which is now working to great illtvantage. Also, one-third of the Royalty of Lead Ore and Coal under se- I e , ral thousand Acres of Land, in the Parish of Mold nforesa'ci, i.. 1 which are included the valuable Lead Mines of Llyn y Panda and Peny Ffron, aud the Nant Mawr Coal Works. The Eitatc is situated in the Parish and Vale of Mold, within the dis tance of 12 miles of the City of Chester and the Town of Wrot h:lto nine from the 'l'uwn of Ruthin, six from . the Port of Flint, cad the whale of the property lee convenient for Lime. Printed particulars mayb e e had of Messrs. Phulpo t and Stone, Ch e ster; Haa.Coert, Temple, Londn ; hlr. Calveley, Spleford, near e M r . Barker, Solicitor, Chester ; Mr. Jones, Solicimr, !Whin.; Mr. Hughes, Solicitor, Denbigh; and Mr. Wynne, 1144.1 d, be seen, and who will direct a where proPer a person MaP of to the ahew f.s t t hetes ma different Lots. COMMERCIAL Bt K, THE Holders of Notes or Dr tits, drawn or ac cepted by Messrs. EUCLID SHAW and JACOB DID DINS HITCHCOCK, of BATH, Bankers, payable at Mingay, Nutt and Co.'s, wall please present the same for 'payment, at the Banking House of Messrs. HUBBARD and Co. No. 27, Grace church-street.—London, June lc 1810. CLERK OF THE PEACE's OFFICE, LANCASHIRE. May So, MO. VOTICE is hereby given that the Annual general session of the Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster, wid held at the Court House in Preston, in and for the raid Uwatty, on *I hursday, the 2 11 t h day of June next ensuing, at ten ,i'dock in the forenoon at which a Governor or Gaoler, Ch.ip ,ain and Surgeon, for the House of Correction, at Prelims, will .1:: chosen and appointed; and all other buzriess, which genera:ly relates to the County at large, will be then and there transacted. E. GORSH, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. IMPROVEMENTS near the 1-10UAS of PARLe .Nlt.ti GKOUND to be LET for BUILDING, Free from Land Tax. 'HE Commissioners under the Act of Parliament of the 46th y..ar of his present Majesty's reign, har:og with the consent of the Lords of the Treasury, determined to let the Ground sit ua. eon the West side of the New-square, in Palace-yard, 33 feet in depth, next Great George-strut, on which it abars, arid extending from thence towards Westmins:er Abbey :no feet, and then turni; g in a westerly direction parallel to the front of the New Session House, and forming a front of 105 feet oppclite the .5.1,5.1. with Ground in the re.tr thereof, applicable to Stable Britain% for the term of 93 Years and three-quarters, from 1.4.1 y-day imt;; Notre: is licreby given, that any Person or Pcr• sons, who may be desirous of t..king the whole, or any part of the said Ground, may impect the Designs and Particulars for Buildini thereon, by applying at the Oifice of Mr. GrOks. Sur veyor to the Conu:ssioners, in Great beot land-yard, where sealed t. t .lets for taking the same, in which the rent proposed to be given Is to be inserted in words at length, addressed," To the Commis :oliers for the Improvement of Westminster," may Be kft on or tie tire the first Lig of August neat. 15th lane, I tit°. E. ALLEN, a . Clerk to the Commissioners, Carlisle-street, Soho. BULSTRODE, BUCKS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Woods, Park, and Farms, with all the Tim kyr growinz thereon, are now on tale, and if not sold together, will hereafter be divided and sold in lots, for the conveni •nce of Pur chasers.—Particulars of the Estate, and of the capital Oak, Elm Ask, Beech, and other Timber, with the sum expected for the whole, or for the Manors, Mansion, and Park separwe, or with any of the Farms desired to be added thereto, may be known by written applications, from Principalsoo John White, Esq. De vonshire Mace, Mary-lahonnp. This day were vigil-lied, in ito. pries One Cu nos, in I;?.ar.is, MEMOIRS t.f . the LIFE of Sir JOIIN FRC)IS SAIt r 6 vouch w al:cd some account of the hiaau. script of his CM-quick in the El.zabettlian Library at Breslow, and a cntapl, rt Index.--ily TIiONIAS JOHNF.3, Esq. At Cs! Ilalod Press: Printed for White and Co. Horace's Ht d, 11;:et.4treet. hILK S TOCKI:4 u ..... ZELLING uncommonly cheap, at No. 52, Cheep side; an innnense Stuck of all kinds of Hosiery, Cloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies' Dresses all in one, Ike. Shopkeepers and those wanting to buy largely will find a great advautne by a•i early inspection of these articles. A quantity of white or black silk, :is. 6(1.; the best quality, equally cbrap ; stout cotton sits:kings at Is. per pair; very fine, Is. dd.; super, Bs. Cd.; brown canon for bouts, Is. 9d.; fine ribbed cotton, us. Yd.; a vi.rioty of doves, from 10,1. per pair, and other fashionable articles too nu merous to mention. •.• Please to observe—They are at R ADFORD'S Hosiery Ware . house, No. 52, Cheapsitl near Bow Churcb. This day was published, Beautifully printed in super Royal Folio, by Pensley, illu.- trated with 15 Views in Aquatitita, engraved and coloured by Stadler, to imitate the original Drawings by John Smith, (de signer of the Views in liaiy arid Switzerland), A TOUR to HAFOD, iu Cardigapshire, the seat of THOMAS )OHNES, Esq. M. P. By JAMES EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. President of the Linnean Society. Prince.] for White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. day was published, elegantly printed in crown svo. price es. is boards, the '1 bird Edition, of POENIS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. ByCHARLES LiNDSAY Cane/roan, Earl of Crawford and Lindsay, Via. mint Garno.l, &c. 8:c. Printed for White and Co. Floraces Head, Fleet-street. Lately published, by the saw Author, and sold by 13,..:ket and Porter, 81. Pall-Mall, The Christian, a Poem in Lizht Boob ' s the sixth edition ; and The First and Second Letters to the Hebrew Nation. SECOND EDI day was published. in one vol. two. ornaint.nted with a richly engraved Head of Dr. Paley, by Englehuart, &Om a Painting by Sir William Bet.chey, price iris, 6d. boards, MEMOIRS OF WILLIAM PALEY, D. D. By G. W. MF.ADLEY. Second Eation, corrected and enlarged ; to which is added as AUENDII; containing a few Extracts iron; Reports of his Lec tures, and some of his minor productions not before collected. l'rinted fur C. Cradock and W. Joy, No. 82, Paternoster row, London ; A. Const4ble and Co. and Mundell, Duig, and Steveolan, Edinburgh. This day was published, in s N'ols. price 15s. A Companion to the Scottish Chiefi, by Mks Ann Porter, M AC DERMOT ; or, The IRISH CHIEF. 'PAIN. A Romance.. - Lie there, thou shadow of a tyrant The place thou prtssest on thy mother earth Is all thy empire now ! Darius. London : l•rinted by 3. Dean, Z 7, Wardour-street, Soho, for George Shade, Princes -street, Cavendish-square. bold by Sherwood, Net-ley, and Jones, Pats to:inter-row. Of whom may be had, just rublished, The Maid itentnore; or Platolitc Love. A Romance, in Verse, t;.. in bo.rils. This day was published, el. gsntl y printed by Bu'flux, ou a super fine paper, in 2 vols. pet two. price in beards is. ESSAYS and other occasional COMPOSITIONS , chiefly reprinted. By the Rev. R. NARES, Archdeacon of Stafford, Ste. &c. s feinted fur 1 7 . C. and J. Rivington, )'n. 62, St. Paul's Church -1 yard; sold also by the Raoltsellers in Readinz, Sec. Of whom may b had, by the saner Author, I. Sermons preached before the Honourable Society of Lin coln's Inn. In t vol. Ilvo. 'nice 75. 2. Twelve Sermons on the Prophecies, preached at litaliop Warburton 's Lecture, from 1800 to 180 i. Inime v01..l t.. two. trice 7s. (M. I.:arty putil.sbed, In two volume., foolicap Bvo. elegantly printed by Rensley, on flue wove paper, and embellished with beautiful wood-cuts by Clcnnel, front designs by Thurston, a neW edition, price 6s. lu • boards. of FABULOUS HisTo it I ES,by Mrs. TRIMMER. Also, new Editions ut tio- following Works, By the tan e A t* o : 1. Sacred History, with Annot.aitnis and Reflections, sixth edition, price £t los. in r.eat plain binding. • 4 2. An Att. nix to Familiarize the Cu: c dam of the Church of England, thild Edition, price 3s. bound. 3. An Explanation of the-Office frir Baptism, and of the Order 1 for Confirmation, in the Common Praye r Paol i price I s . Primed fm. J. 14.1inson and Co: St. Paul's Church-yard; where trap be bats di Mrs. 'Criminal : * vtkr %s ark 'this day was published, APPENDIX to the CATALOGUE of Ole G:11. *kat I.!BRARY, peilished In March, 1809, by W. U. LUZ., so - , Soho-square, London, importer of Books in the lear ned Mnguages ; containing tome choice Articles recently pup. chase.' in France and Hollaad, with a s:h.ct PorLon of the Li brary of the late latniw:ed Richard Potion, M.A. PtuCeb,or the Greek Language in the Univers:ty of CaMbridge. At the Place of Sale may be hail the Catalogue published in 1809, price Si. and the alppendix, Is.; also, gratis, *4.64. l e Books published by W. H. Lunn. • • - 'llls day was puhlished, iu folk,, prise Four Guineas on AMA, and Six (.41:neas nu large t Second ‘'entue THE HISTORY and QUITIES - of the COUNTY of SUKIZEY; compiled hoin the and nit st aut!ientic Historians, valuable Records, And 16:antescrirts in P , .: • lie Offices and Libraries, and in Private Hands. 1.. y the late Rev. OU'EN MANNING, Rector of Peperharretv, and Vicar of Godelming, in that County; enlarged and continuei to the present time by WILLIAM littax, of Shire, Esq. Fellow emit Treasurer of the S , )c sty Antiqusries of t.o Printed for W:,it • it'll Co. liamre'i Held, tleet-str •et, This day were published, Handsomely printed, in large Svo price 9s. boards, A DDITIONAL STUDIES, perfective of tho Temple of Truth: Printed for J. 1 .11awm...., Nu. !Mt, Poultry. Of whrnn may be had, by the 44tne Au:hor, 1. The "femple of Truth ; or. The best System of Rreson, Philosophy, Virtue, and Niorals ; analytically arran4cd. &and Edidou, Sy°. se. boards. 2. Studies; Sacred awl Philosophic; adapted to the Temple of 'Truth. In one large volume, Svo. 9s. boards. This day was published, Handsomely printed in fJoisesp Svu. price Ss. 6d. bnards, and oa inferior pap&r, deniy t limo. price Ls. bound, a u.w ed.tien of MISCELLANIES, in PROSE and VLItSE. 13y MRS. CHAPONE. Printed for J. Mawman ; J. Walker, Scatelierd and Letter. man, Longman, Hurst, Ken and Orme; and Wilerri and son. York. Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, printed aut. formly with the shove, Letters on the Improvement of tke Mind. foolscap eetave§ price 41. hoards; and deny 18mo. price 2s. 61 bound. THE MERCURIAL DI •EAsE. This day was published, price Ts. In bonds, AN INQUIRY into the HISTORY and NA TURK of the DISEASE produced In the HUMAN CONSTITUTION by the use of MERCURY, with °barns tions on its connection with the Lues Venerea. By ANDREW MA I'HIAS, Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen and to ber Majesty's Hone hold, surgeon to the Westminster Lying-in-HospitiJ, and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons at London. London : Printed for Becket and Porter, PAU-Mall; John Murray, Fleat-street ;and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard. This day was published, cite Is. 6.1. AN ENQUIR Y into the C LAIMS of the BRI TISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIE I Y. to the Costar. nance and Support of Members of the Enab'tened Churc.s. By the Rev. JOHN lIUME SPRY, M.A. Minister of Christ Church, Bath. 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This day was published, in two large Volumes, Octavo, prka £l. es. in boards, with beautiful Engravings, by Scott. TREATISE on the BREEDING and MA. NAG EMENT of LIVE S JOCK, comprising Cattle, Asses, Goats, Poultry, Sheep, Mid*, Deer, Bees, I toms, Pigs, Rabbits, Fish. &e . &e. In which the principles and proceedings of the New School et Breeders are fully and experimmtally discussed. To which art added Directions for making 4utter and Cheese, Curing Hanoi Pickling Polk and Tongues, Preserving Eggs, &c. dm With an Appendix, containing Tables of Prices in the Live and Dead Markets, some extraordinary Sales of Cattle and Sheep, and other particulars. The whole interspersed with various information ii importar.ce to Breeders, Graziers, Farmers, and the Public at large. Elucidated by eight Copper-plates and several.lingravinga on Wood.—By RICHARD PARKINSON, Author of the Experienced Farmer; the English Farmer la Ire land; a Farm in America, &o. London : Printed for Robert Seholey, 46, Patersoster-row. A is * EW, CHEAP, AND IMPROVFD EPITION OF THS WORKS OF HOGAR ru. To be completed in Six Monthly Parts, at Ills. each. This day wa' published, Handsomely printed in Royal Octavo, Part L of THE WORKS of WILLIAM HOGARTHs elucidated by Descriptions, Critical. Moral, and Historical; (founded en the most approved Authorities.) To which is pro. fixed some Account of his Life, By THOMAS CLERK. " What inexpressible richness in the Comic or Moral Smash of Life !—Nn one ever better characterised mean physiognomies* the debauched manners of the dregs of the people, the enemies heightening, the horrors of Vice."--Lsvaxea. London: Printed for R. &holey, No. 46, Paternoster-row. CONDITIONS. I. This Collection, of the acknowledged productions of Her girth's inimitable Pencil, will consist of upwards of 90 efrgant'y engrave:4oa a royal octavo size, and will be in Six Parts. 2. Each Pkte will be aeconspinled with an appropriate Do scriptisn, Critical, Moral, and iii.torfal, adverting to the flatlet intend , :d to be conveyed by the Artist, together with interwring Anecdrates of Men, blamer% and Things, easitemporary widi Hogue. S. Lash Part will contain from thirteen to sineen Plates : aid was publish' , " on flatlet, 1810, and ro be regularly continued ea. 4. As Hegarth's eekbrated Analysis or Beauty, writtss with a View to Ix the fluctuating Ideas of 'caste." k now 'screen* rare the Proprietor (fur the Benefit of Youn g Artists) propose to give this Work cadre in the last Pan, costliesr with he anew pan . Platea a. Lack Put will be clanged at the moderate prised